MOROCCON CRISIS.
FRENCH FORCE RETIRES. By Telegraph—Press Association— Oopyricht Tangier, July 12. After clearing the road to Mekinez, General Moinier, commander of tlio rrencli column; has reached Rabat, on tho sea coast. Tho Sultan, Miihi Hafid, in a message to his people, rejoices in tho satisfactory results of his appeal to (ho French for help. AN EXPLANATION DEMANDED. Paris, July 12. France has demanded an explanation from Spain regarding tho incident at Alcazar, including the stopping of a French cruiser. A Spanish steamer has landed at Jjaracho two hundred more artillerymen and four mountain guns. TREATMENT OF BRITISH TRADERS. London, July 12. Sir Edward Grey, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replying to n question in tho House, taid that he was inquiring concerning a private complaint that tho French Customs officials in Morocco were seriously hampering British traders by their preferential treatment of French firms.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1179, 14 July 1911, Page 5
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