Note 833 — Chapter XIV

Rouvier to Radolin, Aug. 30, 1905, L.j., 1901-5, 290 ff., No. 331; Radolin to Bülow, Aug. 29, 1905, G.P., XX, 549 ff., No. 6794; Radolin to F. O., Aug. 31, 1905, ibid., 552 ff., Nos. 6796 f.; papers communicated by M. Geoffray, Sept. 1, 1905, B.D., III, 131 ff., No. 174. In one matter during August the German government had, to its embarrassment, to support France. The Moroccan government seized illegally an Algerian subject. With the approval of the Powers, the French government demanded and soon obtained his release. See L.j., 1901-5, Nos. 301 ff.; G.P., XX, 552 n.; 559, No. 6801; B.D., III, 138, No. 178.