A Bottomless Pit
Spain’s Experience SACRIFICES IN MOROCCO. STATEMENT BY DE RIVERA. .By Caole—t’reaa Association—Uopyngat., (Received 4, 9.50 a.m.) London, Alay 3. ‘ ‘ The Times ’s ’ ’ Mauna conesponaent says that speculation regarding Spain s withdrawal iiuin Morocco has been revived by a speech by General Primo de Rivera, who emphasiseu taut Spain hud not mo remotest prospect or being re couped lor the biuuu aim treasure .-.lie had expended in Morocco. He added: ‘•Conscious ot my responsi bilrty as head of tfie Government, 1 declare that neither now nor in the luture, will Bpain find economic compensation in Morocco. therefore, it would be lolly to squander our gold and tne lives of our children longer. ’ ’ —(‘ ‘ limes. ’’) OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE hREACH. Paris, May 2. It is reported from Kabul' that Moroccan troops penetrated tne French zone between posts northward of Uuergha in the direction ot Benrzerguai. it appears that Abd-el Knm has launched a regular offensive during the past lew uaj s. Ihe necessary counter measures have been taken.—(A. and
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 126, 4 May 1925, Page 5
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