MOROCCAN DISPUTE.

Grey River Argus, 22 January 1912, Page 5

MOROCCAN DISPUTE.

THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG.

MOROCCO CAMPAIGN DIS-

CLOSURES.

EFFECT OF LLOYD GEORGE'S ■ SPEECH.

WANTED MAGADOR AND MOROCCO.

BUT NOT COMPENSATION. '

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(Red. 5.5 p.m.) BERLIN, Jan. 20. During the journalist libel actions arising out of the Pan r German Morocco campaigni, the evidence revealed that Mr Lloyd George's speech caused' the. reversal of German policy. Herr Von Kiderlin-Waechter, af.ier the-de-spatch of the Pan'-her, informed a jour nalist that he; wanted Matador 1 at least, while Herr Zimmerman, Foreign ' Under-Secretary, told H^ie Pan-German League that "We shaJl stick to Agadir. We doni't wan* compensations. We want Morocco. France offers us thei Congo." This was apparently a reference M. CaiUaux's private overtuires.' •■'••"."■ The Cologne Gazette asserts "that! the official statements' confirm Lieut. Frencih's attlempM to commiti suicide and' his plains to escape. v ■