The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
BEHIND TURKISH LOAN FUSS
FEARS THAT .THE BiLANCE
o. I'OWER IS N DANGER.
1oung TURKS srem 60 Ne DriTtinE Int the
Triple Alliance: but France and Eng
land Chske on FASH Elumanla- Rus
STA InOrulAaisn for Colds society

srsrll Cass .Dsspairh D. TINS SIS.
IyoNnoN. sept - Little things that
Occasionally ar's-' m the complicated
relations between nations sometimes
eaR-nuer more heat Than Tag ISSUES
When this happens II isNusually true that
the quarrel masks mor"'s"rious trouble
underneath
case in point - the matter Of a tritiin {
Turkish loan Of six millions sterling. Ut
about SVO. OOO non. whicn has been agitat 70
ing the foreign OffiCe- Of France, Great
Britain. Germany andIArIstrIa for months
Tue rsa issie. which ,Hn s"d~'"lv he con .
oaaled any longer, u th'',uues'Iun whether
or DOT the new IuTk1sh GoNsrntnent
Ii.tends to throw M IT, lot VNith the central
Powers ~ rurors AMI hsS'ume virtually
a member II the Triple NihaUc" Eyiden""
that the Young TURK has d'cid"d IN this
policy has been and eth - strong. hut.
psrhars the sIttatlun las not rs'ss"f'
beyond the stage wh"r" - - iinIEssibie
10 reconsider the design
IL goas without saying that Russia
Franc" and Great Britain Would deeply
r,'ssnt ~ important change in'ih" general
European balance II power THIS re-
continent naturally became vocal eNa--
Icration NLen Turkey CoullN tried q"
borrow money IA Franc" and England
With which 10 nav her German friends fer
new naval shiys ana arnlTien's The
o. hon" would have been suc,"s,fI' had
not the Turks discovered tn ts'ir dts
Confiure that France. which ~ the
creditor Of al EUroIs Possesses eXcer-
tnDal means 10 veto any deal which even
tie most hdeI aut"rt Of hey iiu'pciers
o. iIht desire g. carry ont without the
CONSENT nj ~" Government
In this instance the authorities for,
b.sde dealings ia the proposed bonds On
th" Paris bourSe unless the terms Of the
loan received governmental approval.
Hakk Boy. rHp Turkish Grand Nizisr.
refused thes. terms. which Included
definite assurances as 10 how the money
would he -ysut and that French manu-
faCuIrers ~ war material would rrceiV"
a good share Of the orders placed by
Turkey
CNsSEL's BLUNDER
The Grand Nilirr then turned To Lon
dpn's great fuanCier, SIR Priest CaSssl
Offering hIm terms which prom sed "a
profit of y million. There ~ good reason /
to believe that EASEL Indicated his willing
nee 10 accept Then ther" arosa an out
hurst of indignation ~ the French press ,
go bitter that II instantly proved a serious
menace To the entent" WHICH has hitherto A.,
fio'Irishcd between France and England
without "A breath 81 opposition during /
the past five years The furry lasted only {
twenty -fuur hours. In" British Govern ,
ment could ito nothing officially. hut u +
spa.aiIly found means 20 bring such heavy r
unofficial pr"Ss'r" - bear upon Iass"l
that he abandoned m" deal Now France .
and England ar" tH" hest of friends again /!
and Turkey is still lopking for money.
What seems diffic,ht 10 understand 10 /
that Germany and Austria. which ar" 50 :
Anxlous 10 cement The closest bonds with Z
Young Turkey. do not find means 81 sup I
plying promptly the comparatively small
sum necessary for the purpose. The |
stringencv ~ tho money markets at
Berlin and Vienna - we'll known. but the |
object IN view would he 80 cheap at the \
pnc' that on" would expect that extraor- |
binary efforts would h" made To relieve |
the Turkish embarrassment.
IURsEY Ash ErMAvIN
u L. now knpVi thai the reported
nllLanc. 81 Turkey and Rumlnla does not 4
extend l-eyond an agreement ot the latter
Power 20 mobllrl, on the Bulgarian from
tier IN case IT war between Turkey and .
Bulgaria. with presumably "a reciprocal 4
1uTk ISh prDnll-. - Rumlnia = advantage I
II g. b"clu-e IA" Clus"-' relations exist .
between RurnanrI G-rminy and Austria
that special significance attaches 10 this
agreement
Their - general COMMUNICATION felt 4
iowa ri Ru,-'a amidst the-. complications.
she - mast 1T al the great Powers con
Crrned ~ Rilsan developments and yet
her interests arr scarcely considered. and
she - only incidentally consulted even
by ter ally France. The Kaiser openly
foItad lie great Eastern neIghbor mi,
w'-rk when IN his shining armor- speech
he bnast..d II now he had driven Russia
from the field "a the Austrp- Bosnian
cri.rs
The Russians have long memories
however aud when her Temporary paral-
ysi- ciu-.d hy her lack nf military and
financial RESOURCES has pissed away ST
Petersburg will no longer he ignored. a.
SIC - to-day.
APPOINT Ola which ~. Petersburg - anE-
iuI-lv seeking nhzhipnn"nt - whether
Rumnu,a has bound herself 10 sup
ppri Turkey IN caS" ~ war with Gr.ece
ThiS would probably mean that such q
var would soon he undertaken with the
Bpproval II m" central Powers. hut no
eyid"n"" 10 support this theory II vet
forthcoming
INoCULArIoN ron COLDS
Several bag London hospitals recently
began - extensively practise prpphy-
Tactic Inoc'Ilation against colds II con-
sists N injecting hyp"dermicaIly a few
million dead baclli. The first step IL
90 fnd to what particular group Of germs
the patient IL most susceptible In the
lungs - one person pnsumococci may
lie III" cause. In another the bacillus 81
catarrh and an third str-ptococCi
We manufa cturs the serum from
sOm" ~ patients own germs. said
Que II the phySicinn- to-day. -Sp-ci
mems ar" obtained and carefully Isolated
and grown 90 the required numbers
They are then killed by heat and millions
% them injected into the patiept'. syz-