Madrid, Sept. 7.
General De Rivera, who has arrived at Tetuan, has sent a message stating that the situation in Moroc-ce has slightly improved but, according to an official communique, the Spanish forces have been com pelled to evacuate two posts in the Western zone. The enemy cot tinued the pressure, but was finally repulsed. The Spanish losses are described ax appreciable, but small as compared with the importance of the engagement—Reuter, Madrid, Sept. 8. of the announces that the news from Morocco is mow more An enemy attack at Kaala was repulsed. The enemy lost 500 desi and 600 wounded in the recent fighting at Tetuan—Reuter.
Gibraltar, Sept, 8.
{It is reported from Tangier th: the between Ceuta raiders having torn up the permanent way a distance of miles and cut the tel: graph and telephone lines. They have also captured Bendiah.—Reuter.
Madrid, Sept. 9.
Tt ix officially reported from Morocco that three Spanish columns Feated an enemy force near Kala, with the ce-operation artillery and aeroplanes. The enemy sustained heavy casualties.
The Spanish losses were 16 of the Spanish troops and 14 of the native
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