MOROCCO
A CRISIS REACHED. GERMANY DESPATCHES A CUNBOAT. Received This Morning, 12.10 o'clock BERLIN, July 2. It is semi-officially announced that, at the request of German firms- interested in Southern Morocco, and with a view to safeguarding the lives and property of Germans and German proteges, the gunboat Panther, now in Moroccan waters, has been ordered to proceed to Agadir. The Powers have been notified, and an intimation has been conveyed to the Moroccan Government • that the step does net imply any unfriendly intention towards Morocco. \ LONDON, July 2. Router's Tangier' correspondent reports thai the German Minister has informed Sid Mohammed El Guebbas (Commissioner of Foreign Affairs) that Germany will occupy Agadir. MADRID, July 2. lit is officially announced that German troops have landed at Arzila. PARIS, July 2. The German Ambassador has informed M. Reselves, Minister for Foreign Affairs, that the despatch of a gunboat was owing to the agitation in tne Agadir district, and ix> convey assistance and relief, if needed. He added that the vessel would withdraw as soon as tranquility was restored. He hoped the measure would in no-wise modify the relations between France and Germany. TANGIER, July 2. Geimany has notified that she intends occupying the Agadir hinterland.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10277, 3 July 1911, Page 5
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