BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND GERMANY.
GERMANY’S MOROCCAN POLICY.
(PRESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYRIGHT}.
Berlin, Aug. 10.
The “Vorwarts” demands th® summoning' of the Reichstag to consider Germany’s policy in Morocco.
GERMAN CLAIMS CONSIDERED EXCESSIVE.
(Received 11, 10.45 a.m.) London, Aug. 10.
“ The Times’ ” Paris correspondent states that negotiations have not yet led to any basis for a final agreement. Germany has abandoned her claim to the entire French Congo, and negotiation:* have reached a more reasonable phase, with possible exchange of certain regions in French Cong®» for regions in German Cajneroons. German claims in this regard are still considered excessive.
FRENCH PEACE OFFERING.
(Received 11, 10.45 a.m) Berlin, Aug. 10.
An officially prompted new® agency states that France is offering the hinterland of the Cameroons from Lake Chad to the junction w’ith a line running eastward from Libreville, in French Conga.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 201, 11 August 1911, Page 1
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