The Moroccan Trouble.

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The Moroccan Trouble.

BETTER OUTLOOK. £BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH-COPYRIGHT.] [TBB PREBB ABSOOIATION.J (Received This Day, 11.0 a.m.) PARTS, July 30. Sir Francis Bertie, the British Ambassador, has conferred with M. Do Selves, the French Minister for Foreign Affair's. fje Temps states that they discussed what portion of the Congo Franco would bo -prepared to cede Germany in exchange for a free hand in Morocco.

M. Do Selves, after a Cabinet council, said ho was hopeful that a new treaty would bo concluded satisfying all parties interested.

GER.MAX A r TRAVS. BERLIN July 30. Tlorr Von Hollweg and Horr Kidorlin AVa editor joined the Kaiser aboard tiro Hoihenzollern. Tho inspired press prodift that -folio visit will strengths He it Kidorlin AVaechtor's Agadir policy.

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 July 1911, Page 3

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