The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-16
|BIkG IP0VERS
6lGA AGREEMENT
s Britain, Russia and
nee 0utlilie Programme
| European Conference.
|SS FOR AMENDMENT
OF TREATY or BERLIN
essd Firmly Insists Upon
FulI Protection of Tur-
Keys Interests.

4 DcN, o.. i5,-Great Britain,
ana France save reached an
/, oEt ou programme 10 he sub
! o Trio ether p7Fers as a basis
scdseicn br fhe pbnosed European
esrce 10 o .se Balkan Qucs-
Ihc proposals to be lsii before
difference are sieAs in NUMBER.
frst IS 10 the effect that lrlieles
b of The treaty OF Berlin, wbich
tc z lg~.is. and eastern Rsmelia,
b tep seed bv stipulations rccog-
|ihe ;ncipeudence of Bulgsia as
|pnt 5ons,ituted and determining
|aDcial Obligations of Bulgaria to-
|vnrRay, New ele Gsos probably
5ie eiso The question % the
E railway
soco14 End third PROPOSES are
be powers shal' take note cf the
bion b. sHstEia Hungary VI Bos.
hJTerzeeovria and the return of
snsk.of Novipazsr TO Turke;y.
annexation of Crete.
foayth srticle reiat4s TO Crete
lase article % Of thg treaty of
b clauses recOeuiziap The an.
Ion pf Crste 10 Gsesft srd deter
81 Ihe iEancia obbcations Of
4 with respect 10 cFete, toward
understood th8t The mowers nm.
hosc pro ection Crete sas been
/. Greet Britain. r3ncefand Its}y
settle tho Cretau quastiop in con
eth Turkey before -efe1rirg IL m
nferance Il i proposed also thai
bond part OF article % of tbe per-
|aty. wliich provides sner;ai Yrgu-
5isr the goyerpncrt .hf otSe-
III hET pcan ~ 81 M s,s,
/. iJfce waei power are "a.
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Nam aud AerSegoNm ii5.n 80 /,
min \ NovipaZSr. IN
lit n striu De taheh IIII'fn
|err.ory annexed og avs 'i' - "
with rfauosal concerns ibe
4 Das,he and eciares u Is deiirs
u ra;sa the regulations .gnVern' Pi
In ,afsc 60 A. io give 49,
tolthe states bordering on tr'
q eisht article, of the .1rogy{s 90
folaT ed by . declaration 7haf
rev Ottoman coustltu 'Fa ''t'
&rsrg a reorg4DiIatigo, OIL "a,
syst-,n ard 2 ycnodc,ing 4,
|eeislation Ia. confoTulty Tith 8
siples Df othor European St.tes.
frs are prepared TO consider.
erf with Turkey. so soon as the
Ms are realized. the best means
awav with capitulations. 1t
bred also that this occasion cou
.zken to consider the abolition
|postof'iccs now maintained by II
|IDowers in Turkey.
Protection to Turkey.
fery desire to arrive at an und'
ding. but safeguarding az the sal
the interests OF Turkey. has be
IN. In the first place, Russia wal
<he right to send warships throu
|straits in time of peace-that is
when Turkey was not NJ Wal
br special conditions and specinl
tions. In replying. Great Brit.
d that the same right be accorC
hatione. To this Russia dcmurr
ing that foreign warships co
desire to enter the Black Sea
rerent purposes, Ultimately
>ement apparently WAS reached
II the rights OF inqress and egr
ted Russian warships shall be
FED on the same conditions 80
OF any other power not al :
Russia.
a final meeting held between
Fnrd Grey and NJ. lswolsky the .
proposal was altered into 2. sin
mntion OF the desirabilitv Of giy
nensaiion to Servia and Mont,