THE COURT OF MULAI HAFID.
MANY STEALS A' MARCH
A VEXATIOUS ACT.
I Press Association—Copyright., eceived Sept. 2, 12A<k a.m.
LONDON, Sept. 1. "Times' " Tangier correspondent sthat on Monday Germany took a ■egrettable step.
iTassel, the German Consul, whose atibns were conducted with the st secrecy and whose departure irpfully concealed from the other can representatives by the Ger--negation, left Tangier for Fez preJly in order to resume his post at vSurt of Mulai Hafid, whom the
have not yet recognised. It is lat it is the desire of Germany
MMisidered by Mulai Hand's tribes ; first Power recognising Mulai :' Prince yon Buelow at the same doubtless desires that Germany )O the sole Power haying a conal adviser at Mulai .Hand's side, very , much-1 doubted whether the ail benefit which may accrue from g a March will be worth the very id very adverse criticism which it eet with in Europe.
man officials' version is that Dr was sent at the urgent request man claimants to settle outstandlims, and the journey has no poliobject. It can only end in his I,- they say, but at this juncture not fail to have a political • effect rocca, whatever Germany's inten-
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 2 September 1908, Page 5
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