Rabat, Sept. 17.
A series of security measures have been taken in French Morocco.
The "Official Bulletin" of the Protectorate published a number of Dahirs (decrees taken by the Sultan) extending to Morocco; 1. Provisions of the French decree of June 19 strengthening the repression of espionage; 2. Provisions of the French decree of June 19 dealing with the general organization of the country in the event of a war; 3. Prohibiting exports of all minerals, oil, petroleum, and greases, while the exports of wool waste, skins and leather will be subject to regulations, but not in the case of exports to France; 4. The decree signed by the Resident General on September 14 forbidding flights over territorial waters and the coast for a depth of twenty kilometres; 6. The Dahir released on September 6 placing under special permission' the manufacture, in ports, and putting into service of equipment for protection against dangers from the air will be applied—Havas.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.