MOROCCAN DISTURBANCES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 24 September 1907, Page 3

MOROCCAN DISTURBANCES.

FRENCH RESUME HOSTILITIES.

TEACHING THE TRIBES A LESSON.

Morocco, September 22. General Drude, commander of the French forces at Casablanca, lias broken off negotiations with the tribesmen and resumed operations. Paris, September 22. M. Clenienceau, the Premier, states that the tribes nearest Casablanca favor peace, but tho?e farther away are still inclined lor war, imagining" that the h reueli are unable to reach them. Shaking to an interviewer, the Premier, said: "Tliey need a lesson. We shaH give it them."

GENERAL DRUDE'S CAMPAIGN,

inland tribe scattered.

Received Sept. 2;!, 11 p. m . Morwvo, September 2.3. General Drudo dispersed the tribes ai Sidihrahim, 2(1 kilometers from Casa blanca, and burned their camp

SULTAN'S ACTING IN COLLUSION.

ATTEMPT TO DELUDE TIIE POWERS.

Received Sept. 23. 11 p.m. London, September 23. Repcrts from Spanish sources at Mogador and Magazo-.i state that the two Saltans in Morocco are actin ff In colluiioa with a view to deceiving Europe and pacifying the tribes. Emissaries traversed Magazon 1 tearing the respective Sultans' letter, in which Abdel Aziz agreed ..hat Malia Hafid should become Sultan of Morocco in the event of Abdul Aziz predeceasing him.