CAMBON, JULES MARTIN

(1845), Fr. diplomat; gov.-gen. of Algeria, 1891; amba ador at Washington, 1897; Madrid, 1902; and at Berlin when World War broke out; arranged Morocco agreement of 1909 and 1911. In the Fr. Yellow Book he gave a searching analysis of relations between France and Germany during two or three years preceding the war, and remarked on the psychological change in the Kaiser, who, jealous of his son’s popularity, went over to the war party. is interview with Herr yon Jagow, July 24, 1914, a ured him that Germany was b g on the - pa ivity of Ru ia in backing Austria against Serbia. Largely due to him) that France was prepared when the storm broke. In 1915 general secretary at Fr. Foreign Office; attended Allied conference at Paris, Dec. 1915.