The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24
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company has az least temporarily been
defeated BY the Austrian government.
which Is bent on driving II out OF busi-
The LimanoWa factory OF the Vac
uum on company. the Austrian sub
sidiary Of the standard OH company,
has closed It's doors. The latest tariff
measures OF the state railways hardly
left any other course open. Contrary
20 expectations. the United States am
baEsad0r has asked for explanations OF
the hostile policy pursued By the gov
eminent. Tho STANDARD OIL being in
bad odor AZ Washington. no such step
was anticipated. But evidently Amer
Loan patriotism has proved stronger
than financial antipathies. The Aus
trian government VIII reply that they
found themselves compelled 20 protect
their home industry against the over
pOWering American competition. and
that the measures decreed are within
the sphere ~ standardization cOmDo-
Thc Turkish government appears TO
think that 10 is quite unnecessary for
Germany and Austria-Hungary 70 be
consulted In the settlement OF the Crete
question. The reason. no doubt. Is that
the sovereignty Of the sublime porte
being recognized by the treaty OF Ser
lin. All that Is required l. that the four
Sovereignty is m1inta ned
II 10 we're a question 81 anncxing
matter. n D. not badly argued but.
unfortunately FOR the young Turks
their new regime o. not sufficiently
established Tor great decisions 20 be
taken irrevOcably. In the French po-
iiticai world the feeling Is very strong
that the smash-up II approaching. and
that the policy Of the powers r. 60 play
waiting game King Ferdinand has
ct the example and there Is reason 20
believe that he has made a convert Of
NJ Pichon. The temporary solution OF
the Crctan difficulty Is all that the sit
untlon actually necessitates. ~ has
prevented discord between France.
Russia. Great Britain and Italy. and Il
reserves British action In favor OF
After having cleared old Servia OF
the Albanian rebels. the Turkish au-
thorities have begun the disarmament
81 the whole population. Owing 20 the
state % permanent anarchy which pre-
vailed heretofore. the Christian poUula-
ton were obliged 20 keep arms 20 pro-
tcct themselves against the Albanian
robbers. The authorities. IN order 10
reconcile Mussulman feelings. proceed
ed most vigorously with the Christians.
The finding Of few rifles was made
and the authorities demanded the sur
render Of arms which never existed.
Shocking Scenes Enacted.
Whole villages were prosecuted and
all the notables were Imprisoned. while
some shocking scenes. not unaccom-
panied by torture, were exacted. The
Servian paper. Nardar, published at
UEkub protested strongly and revealed
many abuses OF the military and civil
authorities. The paper was confiscated
The prosecutions continued. and caused
much Indignation Sorvia threatened
90 break off relations with Turkey.
The Belgrade papers protested against
this treatment o. the Servian pOpula-
ton By the Turkish authorities. The
Belgrade cabinet made friendly repre-
Eentations 10 COnstantinOple. and an
order was given TO the local authOri-
ties 20 stop their reDressive measures
The Servlans. who we're arrested at
CLAN, have received more human treat
ment and the Nardar has been al
lowed to rcappcar. Some Servian VII
lagos In old Servia were recently Wis
tied by Albanian enissaries. who re-
preached the Servians for their 10y
atty towards the government and tried
the Albanians.