TRANCES FRANCES if FAUtT FAULT SAYS GERMANY I I Blame Will Vl Belong t to Her HerI I Alone if Conference l I Breaks CONSIDERS CONSIDERS CASE HOPELESS Berlin im I ks k's ly Surprised That TIt Their Concessions Ait I t i-t I I J inadequate 1 Berlin March larch 14 German H.-German German t Jn lii an amicable settlement of or th the tho Moroccan n tangle tins lias given n way to hOp hopelessness SIU 8 Tho The spokesmen n for Cor the government today admit that the sit Bit nation has ha retorted reported to a critical point ft with wih diminish diminishing lug prospects foran for foran an un agreement emEnt When your JOUI correspondent on 01 ont March t h 5 cabled that harmony 9 was vas In Insight insight sight lie he- he the thE firm confidence of or the kai kaiser er and amI Prince Buelow that lint thata linta a settlement nt m nt was only a matter maUer of or hours hour Frances France's refusal al to regard the tle German concessions adequate stir stir- as 8 1 the authorities who now t. t that lint the handing handing over of or the police control of Casablanca which Is s one of or the chief seaports of Morocco co to a a neutral power Is the time German reducible irreducible le minimum Where IlC I mere TI They icy Were fore ireThe ire fl The foreign offices office's conception of or orthe the ho position of or affairs at this hour hours Is s that matters materM are where they the were werL before except that It 1 is plainer than than ever evea that if IC the conference breaks th he lie blame will wl belong belong to France and anti ando to o France alone alon