THE MOROCCAN AFFAIR.
MATTER STILL UNSETTLED. GERMAN PRESS COMMENTS. " BREAK OFF .NEGOTIATIONS." By Telegraph.—Press Association.— '-■'■"■ ■■' (Received October 11, 115 a.m.) ;•' •.,•?
- , • Berlin,' October 10. -;>; A section of the press is urging the Government to seize a favourable opportunity to break of|jthe negotiations regarding the Moroccan settlement, declaring that Great Britain is embarrassed in regard to the situation in Tripoli, and is unable to aid France. • ' '
IMPATIENCE IN FRANCE.
PROTESTS BY PATRIOTS.
(Received October 11, 1.15 a.m.)
Paris, October 10. -
Public' opinion is renewing its im-. patience at the slow progress cf the Moroccan negotiations. . The delay .is tending to a growth of sentiment against the Congo compensations. The Ligue des Patriots is organising a protest against the cession of territory in Congo to Germany in exchange for authority to conquer Morocco, which, it says, is not Germany's to give. . - : * The continuation of the humiliating negotiations under the threat of Germany's guns 'at Agadir is alsoresented. >
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14808, 11 October 1911, Page 7
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154THE MOROCCAN AFFAIR. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14808, 11 October 1911, Page 7
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