MOROCCAN CRISIS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1177, 12 July 1911, Page 7

MOROCCAN CRISIS.

GERMAN REPLY TO RUSSIA. By Teleeraph—Frees AEsoclftt'.o-i— Oopyrietai London, July 10. The St. Petersburg correspondent of "The Times" states that Germany, in replying to the Russian queries with regard to the intervention in Morocco, contends that the Sus district is outside tho French sphere of influence as defined by the Act of Algeciras. Germany alone, it is claimed, is entitled to safeguard German interests, and tho warship will leave when the danger to these interests has disappeared. NO CAUSE FOR UNEASINESS. DIPLOMATISTS IN CONFERENCE. Berlin, July 10. M. Paul Cambon, French Ambassador to Germany, has conferred with Herr von Eidcrlen-Waechtor, Imperial Minister for Foreign Affairs., M. Cambon afterward. , ) semi-officially announced that there was no cause for disquietude—rather both sides were sincere in their desire to come to an understanding regarding tho differences between them. Paris, July 10. A conference has been held between M. de Selves,. French Foreign Minister, and Baron von' Schocu, the German Ambassador in Paris. GERMAN OFFICERS LAND. WELL RECEIVED BY NATIVES. (Rcc. July 11, 11.25 p.m.) Tangier, July n.Tho officers of the German cruiser Berlin have landed at Agadir, and were well received by the natives. The chief of the Sus tribe visited the warship.