The Kaiser's Task.
(Received April 2, 4.21 p.m.) LONDON, April 1. The Kaiser stated, at Tangicrs: ''My bask _id to uphold in a free country tlie Fatherland's interests. .There must be no preponderating influenoehcre.'' ' < .(Received iipra 2, 6.28 p.m.) ' * LONDON, April L have gfoea th*. Kaiser ' i&S a tremendous reception. The French ! are greatly moved, especially TailJandier's mission, which was told ta .wait, GERMANY'S INTERESTS MUST , REMAIN INTACT, (Received April 3, 0.48 a.m.) LONDON, April 1. Tfie Kaiser remained two hours' al Tangier, mainly spent in a reception at the Legation.- He received the Moorish Minister of War moat cordially. Replying to the German residents' address, he declared ho had come to , assert . the . princ pie that German commercial and economic interests ought, together with the Sultan's Sovereignty and Morocco's integrity, to be maintained intact. He trusted it would foe so. It is reported that the Kaiser spoke even more emphatically with \Jthe Sultan's uncle. Raisuli's brother headed the tribesmen's guard at the Legation.:
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 788, 3 April 1905, Page 3
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