The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-04-26
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Sultan III Hands Of
Co11sfituti0nalists

medical supplies. The four emergency
hospitals are already overcrowded.
Two large orphanages are required az
once. The government cannot meet
the present needs The relief commits
sion has begun work but funds are
sents.ess rAackly scattered.
Had this sultan looked out from the
upper windows of his favorifs yellow
and white pavilion. he would have
seen. At dawn. sentineis thiclkly scat
tered in the grounds between the pai-
ACE and the Bosphorus and at the
gates Of the canal, through which
barges pass from the Yildiz Toyiake to
the Busphorus.
the palace. row OF Eunuchs sat on
chairs stunning themselves and watch
ms. the movements Of of1cers connect
ed with the transfer OF the guardian
ship OF the Sultan's person.
Membouk Pasha. commander Of the
SURRENDERED palace guards came slowly
out OF the gate. He was allowed to
yep his sword. but was attended BY
omcers whose swords are missing
Nembouk Pasha paused to talk with
tine correspondents
IL IL the will OF Allah" said he .We
have done our duty
Colonel Hamdt said that neither Cen
eraI schefket nor any OF the four prin-
cipal subordinate commanders had seen
tne suitan But we have been told, said
ms ATTITUDE has had nothing to do with
me deploraole occurrences. He o. and
has been. for the constitution. This
y not q civil war but q punitive expe-
dition. Our task Is TO cleanse the army
rom sedition and bring II to proper
s.ste Of discipilne to ind, try and exc
cute tnose who have murdered their
omccrss ana VINO devised and led the
riHns against the authority of the
seete. we shall conrtmarttal the sus-
pected persons and execute those that
are condemned, who viii number pos
sseiy nfty: possibly 1901
newspaper men. the Taxim barracks
Detachment Of Macedonians marched
In, singing the Turkish Revolutionary
hymn TO the tune Of +Partant pour La
Syrie." When they recognised Hnvey
Bey. they cried out wildly and broke
ranks. They crowded about him. put
ting their arms out and embracing and
kissing him. Tears rolled down the
cheeks OF the gray-haired man. wear
ing white knitted cap. Ks was one
OF the volunteers who, OF all ages races
and conditions. have offered themselves
for this campaign. They love to be
near Enver Bey, who. besides his nu-
man qualities, his power to stir en-
fhusiasm and affection, IL looked upon
by his assistants in command as a
scienttAc soldier. General Schefket
gave him the credit OF working out
the details OF yesterdays operations.
After the work here is finished, he ex-
poets to return to Berlin a. military
attache for the Turkish embassy,
which post he held before the begin
ming Of this campaign.
Colonel Enver's work today consist
ed In obtaining the submission Of the
artillery in the Seiimtch barracks ii
Scutark The dssertion III d company
or TIVE ffnrn this barracks rxsfar1ny
caused the erroneous. report that the
whole coininapd had Gixen IN Th1
commander OF Tho barracks hthen CALI
ed on TO surrender, sent word to Gem
eral Sehefkst:
we have 100 guns here and 1000
men. If we are attacked, we will
lombard, the city into 4 Pile OF dust -
General Sehefket replied In sub
stances:
I'VE will make you 30 busy In taking
care of US that you will have no time
TO think OF the city Besides. you have
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