MOROCCAN CAMPAIGN
FRENCH TROOPS’ HARDSHIPS.
(“Times” Service.)
LONDON, November 30. “The Times’s” Tangier correspondent says: Exceptionally heavy rains are causing great discomfort to the French troops in Morocco, where the cold is extreme and most of the roads leading to the French line impassable. The greatest difficulty is being experienced in provisioning the camps and posts. Meanwhile, there are signs that c ne Riffs intend to open a new offensive dong the whole line. They have already attacked several French posts. It is also reported that they are planning attacks on the tribes that have been lately friendly to the French.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 December 1925, Page 5
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