The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-24

the capital. SanAAI attacking NE Turkish
positions. though without any concerto
action. a. The two were A. mimi cal go ca
other ~ they vere To the common foe 4
! became necessary 10 despatch some four
teen or hneen battalIons ~ infantry anc
several warship- in the attempt TO put down
! the neW rebellion
| A. last and after the~s many ysars oi
vain effort success seems 10 attend hsss
7 Turkish efforts perhaps because N" Turks
have materially changed their tactics In
addition 20 nc deuonst rat on al oculo- Of
3 the fuiiliy Of further opposition the GoN
ernment ~ Constant inople sent a ommitt -
com posed Of members Of Parliament 20 usa
persuasion With the Imam Nahva and "a
explain tn him that Turkey vas no longer
I 10 be = mo- her hat destroyed her oNn chil-
dren. bIt one that had an equal care for
them all. and that sspaTatis' movement
had really NJ chsnce ~ success In Ike
manner Ma ii pa-ha had an interview with
SayVid ldris Both interviews irs sad "a
have b~en crowned with success sni the
former robbsr 'hi.fi ain- 20 have do iare,i
their delight a. the new ,onSit'ut 'onal
regime. Il they over really understood what
this mean hat the Government - as
-uredy ON the right track. for here ga ne
western shores ~ Arabia a. els" where 10
IAN make - rule .n@,'Iva only nv con
yin" ~ N" people Of he epuuv and IrlIi'C
~ ihr- rule Her" again ne attempt in
OTTOMAN - - fprsdoou.l 10 failure. and
Ia p-Tfe, i-dorn fur her "OnCe-sIon to
legitimate aspirations has been rnsd" "a
The appointment of an Arab Governor ~
the Yemen and Of an Arab kaImakam 1T
Hodeida.
The Tack !. an e.pe-i.Hv ,ii-rcul' one
Tor The various 'rtb'- end agzlOm~rat ions
have lv~d TOO long IA STATE Of annr"hv.
n tan Pea IN - .
10 place themselves liEh'lv and easilv under
The yoke Of n sertlrd Government and or.
d~r-d Affairs 70 pay taxes. 20 serve IN
the army. and - give up weapons mat have
been heir sole defence Wi come hard %
'ho-a 20 whom such things are entirely
strange Bat happily the intrIEu~- OF
non MOhammedt Europe are not pre-sn'
to complicAte matters. and nv a wise lntt-
tuds in the exercise ~ social and rnlig ous
customs Con~ta niinopls may an be Ahl" .
induce those -ons Of The desert 20 look St'h
favor even upon Turkish overlord-htp
A. regards the resi- of Tho uenin.ula ~
would be futile 10 speculate at present. n
l. a moot question whether an" deCid-e a.
ton on the part of the 1ur.s TO consolidate
their rule IN The central and southern par
- really worth tho ehort {, would coat FOR
the present. a. east. there l. more lmpor-
taE' business 20 The front than no .ub 90
ton ~ these Wild and largely unproduct, .
regions ~ long a. means ~ rommuGI'--
ton are not opened an attachment ~ those
paris 20 the r~-t ~ The empire - impoa- bile
The railroad = the great ciViliy~r and the
most potent weapon IN the hands 81 ne
Goy"rnms-' -uppoa- that the chief
reason Why the famous - & hambe Ellin ~
N" eN-SIl'An was permitted 20 c.'apS a.
the time - 'hs revolution was -" fact 'sst
the Dana - Mecca railroad vss hi-
creation since september :. iros. 'hl-
lin" has reached ki-Nedirar. ihs bur.ai
place Of the Prophet There - eNcrv
pro-per' nov that u u 100 he con'in I@d doN "a
7 10 Mecca despite the protests Of tho nHt.h-
boring tribes. Nho were punS 10 rrcogni -
that their occupation Of demand'nE ransom
and hasShi-h and ~ sseping ~" region
: m . stsi- Of continued 'urhuleUc- vas - r
- pAs- away forever The lurk- are ute
ssTigsr:E'Sr 'no r.avrT - 'Eg r, ~ ----r,~-'
concession Tor short ''m" from ~" port
! Nodeida - ~ana1. no oApiral ~ The Verne n.
ma. ALREADY tss~n : On 30 . reu'h C0wpauN
railroad 90. Srinv ne 9 tnp >lom"t"r- Inst
10 h"'u~en Mecca and Nder would -onu
bring the hole coastal 20 gton N connect on
. 18th civilization and would sI." 90 INs
fO"ernwenf a. ton-fau Irop'a a0ot - Ma
20 - far oT po-=eS-i"u- IN NrqN.p 'hau na'
which leads through the sue. Jana
PI.UAr~ toTrHt o..