THE CASABLANCA INCIDENT.
FRANCO-GERMAN RUPTURE. j Received o, 10.15 p.m. Berlin, November 5. Germany demands that France express regret at the violence offered at Casablanca by French soldiers to Gevman Consular officials. Germany offers to admit that the German Consul exceeded the bounds of discretion.
France declines to express regret, and will adhere, to the agreement to refer the incident to the Hague Convention.
THE TIMES' OPINION. ATTEMPT TO DIVERT PUBLIC ATTENTION. j Received (i, 0.5 a.m. Loudon, November 5. The Times say< Germany's latest action over the Casablanca incident h evidentlv a device to divert attention from the Kaiser's interview incideu'.. Imperial Chancellor Buelow is merely rattling the sabre against France in order to induce the Reichstag to vote for the new taxation proposals.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 269, 6 November 1908, Page 2
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125THE CASABLANCA INCIDENT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 269, 6 November 1908, Page 2
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