MOROCCO.
(Pbbss Associatiom.— Copikioht.j -" LATEST DEVELOPMENTS. THE ATTITUDE OF GERMANY. FURTHER COMPLICATIONS. LONDON. Thursday. It is possible " that trouble will result to Germany through the Legation ■Requesting the- Moorish Government to release^ Kaid Ermiki, one of the first Northern Governors who adopted the Hafidian cause. The, European Legations have claims -arising out. of his robberies and extortions. His arrest occurred at the instance of Mulai Hafid's commander-in-chief, after Ermiki's proceedings at Laache necessitated armed European intervention. His nephew, a German protege, was released. and thereupon Germany '- . claimed the Kaid's release, and showed a list of. seven members of the Kaid's family; as being German protected subiects. t Menebhi replied that the Kaid was solely a Moorish official, and not a protege, and Germany was overstepping her riehts. The German excuse is that the Kaid served" Mulai Hafid's interests well. TO-DAY'S CABLES. MULAI IN A DILEMMA. (Received September 11, 8.20 a.m.) LONDON, Thursday. The "Times" says that Mulai Hand is in a dilemma regarding Germany's reauest" to release Ermiki, and that he has .not .vet replild to the request.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 11 September 1908, Page 3
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