MOROCCO.
BETRAYED BY xj-IS FOLLOWERS
AZIZ'S FLIGHT TO SYRIA. Press Associatiqn-By Telegraph-Copy r'gat Reciijved 10.25 p.m., August 24th. MOEOuC'O, August 24. Abdul Aziz barely tucaped with, his life, after the wildest scane of treachery, panic, and pillage of his camp by his own followers, and arrived at Saitat-. He proceeds to Casa Blanca, thence to Syria, to await a change of circumstances enabling him to return to Morocco. It-is understood that Mulai Hafid will allow hinr a pension and a pla.ee of - residence. Mulai Ha fid was proclaimed Sultan at Tangier agiid great enthusiasm. No officials will be changed. The new Sultan was also proclaimed at several of the coatit towns. LONDON, August 24. The " Times" Tangier correspondent says there has been too niuclt tendency to contrast -the Sultans as representing reform and reaction EesjecUyeljr.'- The actual personality of the Sultan is; unimportant, and!' ilulai Hatiil will probably prove as amenable -to'-reform as his brother. ' " .
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13681, 25 August 1908, Page 5
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