THE MOROCCO CRISIS.

Evening Star, Issue 14630, 28 July 1911, Page 6

THE MOROCCO CRISIS.

.MR ASQUITH’S STATEMENT. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, July 27. Mr Asquith's statement on the Morocco crisLs in the House of Commons to-day is eagerly awaited. Considerable business has been done at Lloyd’s in war risks. HOPES FOR A FAVORABLE OUTCOME. | LON DON. July 27. j (Received July 28, at 10.10 a.m.i j In the House of Commons Mr Asquith said he hoped for a favorable ouleome of I tho parleyings now being held between j Franco and Germany, oiherwise Croat ' Britain, as one of the signatories to the j Algeria's Treaty, would become an active j party in the discussion. j TRUCULENT NEWSPAPERS. j "LET THE POWERS BEWARE I" j BEK LIN. July 27. | ( Revived July 23, at 10.10 a.in.l ■ Tho Kaiser lias curia de l his Norwegian j cruise, and returns to Sa ineinuude to- j morrow u> consult his Ministers. The Herman new j papers are becoming increasingly truculent la tone. They (ie- j cia.ro that Germany is ready tu pick up | the glove, and that any attempt to hold iter in will lead to a catastrophe. The ‘Kolnische Zc-ilmvg' says that- the Herman people are not disposed to allow theniselve., to bo treated with \ hdem-c by loreign Powers, I.<-t them beware hot!! in London and in Paris.