FRANCE AND GERMANY.
THE MOROCCAN SETTLEMENT. (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) (Received Nov. 7, 8.5 a.m.) PARIS, November 6. M. Caillaux states that the guiding principle of tbe negotiations was that positions occupied in Central Africa could not be regarded as final. It was a 'far-sighted policy for any of the European Powers to prepare - an exchange. The agreement is entirely satisfactory to France and Germany, and releases Morocco from the heaviest mortgages wherewith she is burdened. France is subject to a condition respecting the economic equality, but can extend her action over a country more vast, fertile and populous than Algeria and Tunis.
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Waikato Times, Issue 12124, 7 November 1911, Page 4
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