LATEST CABLE NEWS MOROCCAN TROUBLE

Hokitika Guardian, 26 May 1925, Page 2

LATEST CABLE NEWS MOROCCAN TROUBLE

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION I.AUV .IOI'UNA LIST’S ("HAHCKS. I,ON DON. May da. I.ady l-l!ay. the “Daily K.v >re s.'s" spviial eorrespondeitt tit Tangier. telegraphs grave charges against the Spanish soldiers. She says that liiov are openly raiding and looting villages in the neutral zone, violating all treaties* and ronveiitinns. Famine and disease have beau added to ~tlier horrors. One woman staggered into Tangier with her fare blown away, while another was shot through the breast, at which a suckling babe was killed. Three others were hideously maimed by the explosion of a concealed mine. A Spaniard lin'd upon a band of Charcoal burners who were carrying their wares to market. Aeroplanes have been swooping dow n upon villages burning peasants out ol their homes. The situation is so serious, she says, ~.at represi'iiiaUvi’s of Britain and France are holding a eeiileivnee Lo dis,;i -. hnvv to stop Fiutnish terrorism. ( OU.KCTINO I.AKCFH ABM V. BAB IS. May LM. Musages from Bahai state that the Bid's are continuing their eoneetitral ions. Abdul Klim has introduced a reign of terror among those of the tribe who ;i v showing any slackness. A i-'iviie!i column, alter relieving the l |'per Wergba posts, hotly engaged a I.;!’: e ~f live thousand Bill's, whom they drove off. The eneii’.ybs losses were FBA N t O-NI ’A N i K ll ( ()-() I’KBAIT l) N. BA BIS. Al ay ’JA. A lommuni'ine i-sped after a meeting oi M. Maivy and M. I’aiul, ve say-iJ-.al M. Ma.Bv I;.I- fo! me,; important friendly relations with Spain, and brings back very interesting information regarding Franeu-Spanisli relations, wbiib the Cabini't will consider on