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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
11ere fra Stormen.

uSfanO." al Il. os. ifriper ira
@bicago;
9lae tiOligere G6icogo.9ieforOer
ior OolOiomt 8ejromIlog 6leo ilaaet
/ 9e9net mellem 2sr0ag og Ssn-
bag 0aiooo9. 9lIorig ti0Iigere oiOes
Sermometret at baoe bait aa It9rft
6ol0 / iaa fort 8i6, ioet oct gif
ne0 ira II til f3 @raoer. 9tlorig
igr bar man iamne 0gg 6srt
Rapport ON Seoeilag, og at 5olf er
frosiet libel. Ylen bette bGnote.
en Sernbanearbeioer Deo gaobn
Sobn Molonep bIep ooerppl0et al
Garmen, me0ens ban ar6ei0eoe en-
Sern6nneoogn. San fnlot 0erefter
plu6ielig beniOitles ON 9ognen.
20 M9no blep funoet ibielfros-
Jet paa @ooen Senoog Norqen.
SamtiOi9 meO auI6en flllgte Ell
it9rf 8ino, iom 9ior0e 5fo0e paa
qGe aunter al 9pen. Craft bIep
bin0ret, oa Eelefon. og SeIeoraftie-
neiten 6Iep afbru0t. Der inotraf og-
ina Here Sl0ebronoe.
0feo Sen phtoielige 9lnfonnit al
Sul6e beapnote ogiaa oe fgrite
ON 9interen oanliqe F66roab at
bsres; Sunore0er al M9no ogapin-
Der 6eIeire0e Goltntp 9tgentens o9
llnite6 CHARITIES aontorer og buo
ON aul o9 2eonetsmioler.
Sra Mlicbiaanieen melOes: Spp
MGno frpgtes at babe niitet 2ipet
/ 5tormen. iom bar roiet poo 2afe
iioen 26r0o9 @ftermio-
bag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

at ban fllnoe fate ct Soo ON 8or0.
9te0ningen al 8aibington meo oens
gasla9erer o9 9eGtning, omfring
90 g}an0, bar Oromatiif. Sunore-
Der al Nenneifer, iom ira 2ano
baOOe ia9ttaget Sfibet ira ben ti0-
lige Mor9enitlln0 uenteOe at e oct
fnuit moo Slipper bber gieblif og
oct Yosingerer ioripinoe &apet,
iao Gotooi6 Iagge in0 til oets Si-
oe st @lGOesuobruo un0iIop Dem,
og JON ct Gffo fom ct @le0esifria
tiIbage ira Dem pao 8ai6ingtons
0pf.
Oct iiges, at minoit to of 8ai6-
in9tons 9egtning er ifpIIet ober
9oro og Orufnet, men fulo 8eifeo
fan life faos, f6r 8atooib fommer
ino Saonen Der o9 ofaiber 9iap-
port.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
Raeeforbolo
/ port Sano.
Sioite 6OlfctGains siuer interes'
iante SplDsninger berom.
9en forte 0iacc nOspr 10.7 groecnt
nf gcfOlfningcn.

De 5oreneoe Staters 9eiolfning
(alaifo og bore onerisiife 9eiiooel-
ier life meore9neOe) bar if6lge iio.
ite 5olfetpaing (0en 13) / 1910
1892, ,266. 0ernf par 8t,732, ,687
eIler $50 9rocent 6biOe, 1925, ,29I
eIler 10.7 Brocent iorte og 1926
eller 0.4 SnOianere, Sapanere og
aineiere. 5 1880 u0gictOe Oen bni.
6e 9efoltning 500 8rocent al Den
bpioe 9efolfning $50 Brocent al
ben belle 9efolfning % oen iorte
t3.1 Brocent. Grocentuis er altiaa
ben 6bioe geiolfnin9 9aaet irem
og Den iorte tilbnge Oe mellemli9-
eenoe 80 2Iar. Sioen 1900 er ben
bpioe gefolfning iteget 11,923,491
euer 22.3 Brocent, Den orte fun
10000 eller 11.3 Broeent. Gen
itoreSti9nings procent ior ben boioe
gefoltningS geofommenoe itplOes
noturligbis for en- itor Del ben
itprfe SnOpanoring al Soioe; al
Sorte er ser fun inouan0ret foa
Genius 9ureauet bar BOG oglaa
iegt at fonme paa oct rene me6.
booo Den boioe 9eiolfnings I'll.
nPflt oiloe bpre uoen Snobanorin.
gen. Gen piloe 0a bare un0er 10
MilIioner / SteOet ior 1923, ,49L
procentois benoe0 10 Steoet for
22.3. gllligenel opergaar Den boioe
gefolfnines 6ilpGfit ben iorte 3a.
ces, DER bar 1t.3 9rocent
enonn maa til Den boioe Jiaces
areoit npones, at Der intet 6enlDn
er toget til De Spioe, iom 2s6et al
3inaret bar IorlaOt Sanoet.
) Spoen (et beitemt Omroooe
npnnes iffe) uogior0e Oen bnioe9e.
folfning 69.9 procent % ben ior-
te 29.s Brocent. 5 1900 bar 5or.
boIoet GA moo 23.3 9roceut % /
1880 63,9 moo 36 @rocent. Dis.
ie Gal piier tiIitrpffelig flort, at
Den boioe 9efolfning iorsges raife.
re emo ben iorte. 9ligtignof er Der
uonnnoret cit Gel 9tegre ira Spoen
til nnore Gele al 9anoet. men bper.
fen Snooanoring eaer llooan0ring
bar bait ipnoerlig SnOfIDoelie paa
5olfeioregeIien / Sp0itnterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
Reooet fra en- paao 6rap.

9litoria, Ore, 13. glop. Otter
at babe fpmpet meo Glementerne
6enpeo 30 elmer reooebes Sfon-
nerten @nibington Der tioIis |
@aor Gftermiooog itsote pna ~Bea.
cocf Spit", og bugiereoes ino SAP.
men fer 9lften. aoptain Charles
Z. gailep pan gueierbaaoen Eotooi6
benptteoe en- Stuno oa Stormen
Iogoe iig noeet eitermiooog og
fom bet nsMioenoe 5artei iaa ner
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

&c ipenife 6re0spenner. Som
Srofgrer for Suenif sSreosforbuno
bar Baron s. Is. BON 8on0e Girss
bag oen 81. Oft. ooerleperet Ell til
aoneen itilet Sfripelie, bnori ior-
loneeS, at oen ipeuife 9iegerino ifal
Semitic enbper 9eiligbeo, iom maat-
te tilbp6e iie, til en- fGlIes inter-
national Snterpention | 8rioen mel
lem sStalien oa 5prfiet. Sfrinelien
er oeotaoet al 3or6mhets Central
itprelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
Oct iioite fra Kina
yuan Sbi aai apr 6ororinser, ON
ian ifal ouertaee 9remierpOiten.
Der DenteS ct SobeoIldg um
ytanfing.

Pefiu9, II. 9too. - Qte0ens
Ge9eringen igger at toin9e 9remi.
erpoiten paa guam Sbi Sai ainas
oitGrfe Nlano", benptteoe oenne2ei-
ligbeoen / Dag un0er aonferenier
me0 Brinsregenten, a9eren0e pre-
mierminiiter, Prins gbing og an.
ore !Die0lemmer al oct nominelle
aabinet til at paapege oenne Stil.
lin95 lliitferbeo, bpis 8arig6eO
beror paa Observation-Disclosures
2une.
2)uan Sbi aai, ON ban ifal oper-
tage Fremierpolten, snifer Ell fort-
lat Iernin, % oct agOe ban til
9tegenten. Oien oenne mao ban er-
boloe gennem 9tationaliorianlingen,
Oa Ell G0ift n.lcc opre uoiat ior
at pGffe Dlistanfe. Get betragtes
om muIi9t, at Duan Sbi aai iom
9Ilternatio ipetnlerer paa 9iepnblif,
og at ban ielp fan iaa Sinoe at
anbeiale aeiierens 9lbOifaton.
Get berettes, at 9iebelleoeren0e.
neral 81 Duen.Seng Tiger, at ban
uiloe aolp0e DuonS Orore 0eriom
ban pil0e gipe lit giialo til at 6lioe
Br9iiOent, men bill life anerfenoe
bam om ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Otter
bans (2fS) Mening oiloe oct life
blipe panifeIigt at forione 9ropin-
ierne. De fleIte al bpilfe enifer 6reo.
Zen aonititution, Der aaereOe er
looet, oiloe tilire0sitille 9ieoollitio-
niiterne, bar oct life ior Den sSrDgt,
at Wancbuernes Sntriger pilOe be.
gDnoe, iaa mart Gaabnene lpgges
neo.
Sbanabai, 16. 9foo. - Meomin.
orc 6reosunOerbanOlinger eaer pc.
fiinipre 5il6uo ieirer, oil nprop-
renoe JleboIlrtions itore Slng fom.
me til at iton ON 9tanfing StnOen
er MI en- p9l0ig 0iilitGrleir. Sc.
neral Gbang ligger Der me0 $1,000
Solonter. Ge er bel uorulte0e on
noaenlltn6e trpnere0e. Dc er better.
minereOe og oepernte og 6oIoer
StiIlinger, iom inefpnoige 6etraa.
ter iom uin0tageli9e.
SnOen for Is 0}ils 9(fitan6 ira
9pen iamler observation-disclosures iig.
9eres Stprfe uoger for Iioen life
oper 5000 Wano, al 6oilfe 1000
er inoGoeoe. 0ten observation-disclosures
bar iiuoia SiIitremning al 9ietrut-
ter og itor 6origning al @aa6en o9
2lmmunition. 9e er raa, men De.
iperote oeres 9lloor. 9e isQer
6pon ior 9lo66a0et iornplia.
Zen republifonife 6laa0e tp0er
M II. Sfi6e, iom er pel foriDneoe
me0 ammunition. arigsifi6ene lei.
FER op. 40 Dongtie.6Iooen til @an.
fing. III 6or6inoelie bia Sern6one
oq Selearaf er afifanren ior6iG6in
fang. aontreoomiral Mur0ocf paa
II. Q. arp0er 9llbonD nenteS at
naa Nonfing / 0og til 0iorgen
8aa 6looen neoen for Nonfing li9.
ger flere Petitioners arigsifibe og
ia9ttager 6orbereoelierne - 9lac
ll6lpnoinaer bar forloot 9pen % er
| Sifferbeo. - De republifonIfe 2e-
Oere panitnnr beitemt, at glomiral
Cab er aoaet oner poo 9ieoolutioni-
iternes Sioe.
Sfelge ieneite Meloineer fra9ton-
fing berifer Der Iigefrem Serro-
risme 9pen unoer Gicefongen
General Gbnngs 9ebelie. Ter fore
ta9eS ipitemotiif Ssgning eiter ai-
neiere, oa 0e, Der finoes. bols6no.
ges. Foa Den onoen Si6e lGgaes
Der Bloner for at ini1mpr0e ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

llnqtnrferne bar oiiicielt erflpret
at De life oil blanoe iig | 0ieoerin-
aens 9lnligoenber oo life mere
itrrbe efter Stntsembeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

StoilY Slelol SHlullAel DuI ll9ltlSI
100000 Sire til De eiterloote efter
oe folOne ira 8ripolis.
GSlDoeren 8ari6alorpit far oen
30. DIT. ne0 8ien iat 9teforO be0
6Iguning meo 3 8asiogerer / 40
Dtinutter.
! S 2eip5ig inopie0es Sgn0og 20.
Oft. oct i9rite tDIfe ltniDeriitet for
aDin0er. Zen 86aari9e 6ru Sen-
riette @Ol0idmiot, boem bets OPP
rettelie ifDloes, bolot 8elfomittalen
5ornDlig leslo0es ell OiahO peO
9tnDn 2eon geli3er, Ser 6aO0e iio-
oct 80 9lar &u9t6uiet for 0torO
San reiite ltrafs til agln, bpor
bans 80 9lar gamle Wlooer enonu
leper.
9tem 3eolanOs elOlte 6armer er
0S0, III 9lar 81. @n0nu for ct Bar
2lar iioen 0elto9 ban en- 6oO6olO-
famp. San efterloOer Jig co. 600
9grne6ern og 86rn6srnsbgrn.
@n mpr0et Breit Sra Salonifi,
guroppiif 8prfi, meloes, at 2l6be-
ben / set gr9ife aloiter Yrooro-
mos er 6leoen f1n0en b9ngenoe /
ct Srp Smegnen al gerres. Der
foreligger ct Wior0.
Osnte 9lnarfiIter. 0foifoip, t.
9fooenber. 5 Brocesien moo "a
2lnarfiiter bar 9ietten @aar af-
iagt Com. 20 al De onfln9eOe bleo
0ent til Soangsar6ei0e, oe 6nrige
til 6pngielsitrai.
8ariS, 30. Oftober. Gil Sc
Semp5" telegraferes ira Eanger:
18 Solonter, ser ur6eioeOe / ct
Stenbruo, er bIeoen be9ropet oe0
ct Sfre0. t6 al Dem OrGbtes, og
TO iaareoeS 6aorot.
I6o 9Grfe6ertna 6er0inan0 aorl
al 9iterrig, ser be0 lit 9Ggteifob
me0 5rf. Bertha G5iiber bar nn-
taget 9laonet Burg bil bIioe for-
lenet meO 9l6el8potent o9 fao Goo-
net 6riberre bon 9lottenitein.
aoleracn Stalien. 5 6plge Ben
iiOite ofiicieae 9eretnin9 ON ao-
leroen Stalien @, Nop." er Ser
Den paogGloen0e ll0e ioreiaI0et
245 9ilfrloe og f06 9e6sfalo moo
! Den ioregaoen6e llae IioeIe0es
245 5ilfpl0e, men rs Go0SfaI0.
Zen gr9ife 6loa0e. Berlin, 30
Oftober I'll 02ocolon5" tele0rafereS
ira Qltben: 9legeringen bar m6leOet
6or6onoIinaer me0 forifeaige uben-
Ianoife SfibSpprftcr ON 9pgning
| al ct BanierIfib oo flcre GorpeOo-
boa0e. De iamleoe llOgiiter 6ertil
uoger 30 MiIlioner Irohmer.
Gn 9lro til Song 9llfonS. GariS,
80. Oftober. Zen fronife @oosejer
Sapene, Der fornplig er Oeo, bar
tcItomenteret bele lin 6ormue paa
l3 OliQ. sSrcs. til Song 9llfons.
@oo8eiprens efterloOte bar imioler-
tio protelteret moo SeItomentet, ioet
6e 6ppHer, at @ooseiercn Ser o60e
paa en- SinosipgcanitaIt, allerebe
par iinosipg, 90 ban affatteoe 9e-
Itnnentet.
Zen fronife Scr. Y@auloiS" meo.
oeler. at / SnIi @aoneo, oo Ser
operalt laa arieSrpeter 2uiten,
oeiertereoe Ser ira Ben franife Scr
273 Soloater, meoens 1853 9fe-
'erpiiter nnobroo iig oeres Eiene-
ItepIigt 9laoet mcner, at g(arin-
gen BERTH er ben sfeitation, Ion
set reoolutionpre alminoelige Or
6ei0erfor6lnb briner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
20. Mar9

8raferes, at oct republifanlfe Bar.
ii M bar iluttet i'm 9ongres, og
at 0enne &ongreS life bar bi0roget
til at ltprfe gni96eOen in0en for
Bartiet; 9lImeioo goma6os Sil6en-
gere forloO nen!i9 aongreSien, og
0enne n9gte0e at goofenoe en- 8e-
refining ira geitDrellen ON 0ens
girfIombeO ii0en 5. Ofto6er 1910.
6oorfor 8eitbrelIen troa0te tilboge.
8erimo0 go0fen0te aongresien 9tl-
p6onio Goitos 9eretning ON bans
parlomentariife @irfiombe0.
6ronfri9s 03iliter-6lppere. Gen
franfe arigSminiiter bar ct Sn.
terDiep uOtolt, at ban nh pil paa.
begpnoe Sen 0efinitibe Srganiias
tion al BET milit9re 6Ippeforps. 5
alle 9ele al 2anOet pil Der blipe
oprettet militGre iSlpoeifoler, og
Oiilitprflpoerne lfal life Blot oel-
toge / 0e itore Wan6brer, men ale
be I 9lorets 2eb iteofinoenoe gbel.
| ier.
Der bill blibe tiloelt 6oert glrme-
forps en- 9(foeling SIppere, og olle-
re0e neIte 9lor bill man onnen0e
100 5Ipoere, life Blot Officerer,
men o9oa lln0erofficerer og 0e til
9eierben og 2nn0Itormen b6ren0e
chile 5lpbere
De engelife Observation-Disclosures.
9on0on 81. Ofto6er. 5orifeaiae
Sernbaneielifo6er 6e6uoer 9bnfor.
bpielIer for oereS arbeioere og
5unftionerer. Saoleoes bar 2onoon
me0 9fortbneit 8anen Dag be.
bu0ct 26nfor6eielier, Ser onora.
ger $4,000 9ino Sterling oarlig.
9og be0parer 9eopgelien blanot
g(r6ei0erne, o9 6iSIe bar Dag no.
! ite0t ct ManifeIt, 6pori be opregner
oeres gnifer meo Senipn til 9(r.
bej0sti0, 6erier, 2enforboIo M. m.
Beriten 9on0on, go Ofto6er.
8il Geuters 9ureou meIoes ira
5e6eron: 200 ruiiife Solooter er
@oor lonoiot @n5elin; oct meo-
oeleS, at poerliqere 100 ifol fel9e
eiter, og at 1900 Mano ifal ien-
! 6eS ira 0idulfa til &ebris.
Eli 5e6eron er ser inol6bet Sele.
! granmer ON, at Sen tiOIigere
S6a6s Sllrfmener, itette0e al rn5-
life Eropper og 5loen fra rms.
life aononban6e, gnrbe0en Of
9on6araa8 bar ilooet oe perIiife
9lrgerinoStropper fuG6Itpnoiat og
erobret 6eres aanoner og oeres
9eir. Gen tioIigere Sbob er oeo
@omaiftepe.
Gen norife 9rmerifoIinie. Gbri.
| Itianio, I. 91oocm6er. Gen nor'fe
9lmerifolinie 6or Dag ofiIuttet
aontrnft meo Ganmea 9oir 60
2nt0. 2iprrpool ON at 6DQge
9inienS f6rite Sfib. &riien cr 31a
MiIlion Sr Sfibet ifal lebereS Sen
l. 5ebruar 1918; set bliner ct
9obbeltifrueifib poa tt-t2,000
! Cons, $40 SOB longt, 81 6oo breot
og 40.6 1Soo bpbt og meo en- Sa-
Itiqbeo al 1912 anob. Der ifol
bpre Gloos til 1870 Gasiagerer paa
t. Ilaos, 300 poo 2. oq 700 pna
3. IIaos.
@nqlano % aolonierne. 2onoon,
Nooember. lloenrigSminiiter 8rep
6efenotger, at BEN engelife Siege
ring pfl inolebe 6orbon0linaer meo
en9ipffe Stoter nnqnoen0e oe iclp.
| Itprenoe en9elife aoloniers Sitting
til San6elstroftoterne. Disie Sta.
ter er Columbia, Ianmarf, 5ran.
frig, Werico, oe Sorcne0e Stater,
9aorge, 9fuslonb, Sperrig, Sdmeia
og 8ene5uela. ltoenriosminiIteren
ertfprer, at oct life er SenIigten
at forbonole om ME engelife Graf
toter, men fun at fire aolcnierne
onI LII IL IaAa l.lla.a ssa hns4nn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

6Ipperen 8ari6alomif bar Den
30. Oft. neO @ien iat 9feforO OeO
6lppning me0 3 Basiogerer / 40
Dtinutter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
9urOPn ruu0t.

Song 8ictor emanuel bar if9nfet
100000 Sire til De eiterloote efter
oe folOne ira 8ripolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-30
WOULD ACCEPT MEDIATION
Turkish Ambassador Sees Great
Role for President TAFT.
LONG WAR NOT EXPECTED
Says His Country Will DEFEND
Herself and Meet Interna-
tional Obligations.

For the President Of the United states
10 act as mediator IN the dispute between
Turkey and Italy would be to nll mag
pifccnt role and prove a great practical
step I'm international peace making SAID
Zia Pacha. the Turkish Ambassador last
night in an interview with Il reporter ~
Bellport, Long Island
81 am absolutely without late Intelligence
from my home government. and wlthou'
sneciaI instructions | could take no ster
I'm This important matter" the ambassador
added Moreover. II war has been de-
clared. believe IT will be local In ma
ture In other words, ! think Italy VIII
limit her action to the occupation OF III
poli and not carry on an offensive ana
general conflict Of conquest against the
Ottoman Empire"
The ambassador said he appreciated the
difference between this war and tho san
culinary struggle between Russia ana
Lamar. terminated through the Intervention
of President Roosevelt, and rather fore
saw that the present outbreak would DC
90 circumscribed and presumably so oriei
that no mediation would be necessary
Nevertheless, ne wanted 10 emphasize the
fact that twice in the history OF the world
the movers had guaranteed the integrity
of the Turkish Empire.
He did not think there would be any
movement in Turkey against Italians o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-30
STOCK MARKETS HARD HIT
All European Exchanges Affected
by Tripoli Situation.

London, Sept 2o-The news from the
Mediterranean to-day depressed the mar
kets IN all European centres. on the Stock
EXchanGe here Turkish bonds fell points
and Italian securities / point at the open
ing while American shares opened from
!. 10 "a. lower In sympathy. Consols also
were sold down.
Turkish bonds recovered points Consols
- point. and the rest OF the sections i'm
proved in sympathy
On the Paris Bourse the opening was
weak. but closed hrmcr.
Prices on the Berlin Boerse were sharply
depressed. but the trading at no time as
stunned pancky character Operators
tried to find hopeful features of the situs-
ton. aud the faint hope was expressed that
the powers or Great Britain alone would
intervene between italy and Turkey
Tho traders. discussing the possibilities
of an outbreak OF Confagration In the
Balkans. leaned strongly To the view that
war would be confined to Turkey and Italy.
but persons I'm close touch with political
circles were less optimistic
The Goettinger Bank suspended during
the day The directors expressed the be-
lief that the bank will be able TO pay its
dopositors the $4,000 due 10 them. They
say that the suspension was the result Of
the difficult position OF the money market.
The banks capital IL $4,000
The weakness OF the Berlin market pro-
crossed selling orders arrived from the
provinces, but there was slight improve
ment before the close upon slightly better
advlces from Vienna and the Italian ex.
changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-30
ITALY WANTS NO ADVICE
Can Stand Alone, Says Official
Course Approved by Pope.


Rome Sept. 2e-Occupatlon of Tripol in
force by Italy is momentsrily expected.
The Italians are I'm absolute control Of the
position at sea. and they are prepared at
AN hours notice to land an overwhelming
expeditionary corps. Europe offers no OBJ
lection whatever. and the unfavorable COM
ment Of the foreign press eNcitcs only scorn
I'm Rome The Italian government has neg
lccted no advisable prccautiOn either diplo-
matte or military. The governments Of the
Balkan States, some Of which have init
mated a desire Ito further their own IN
tcrcsts at this opportune moment" have
been warned 10y Italy to Keep The peace.
Italy has just one purpose IN mind
now" said an official Of the government
to-day and that is 10 clear up this Tripod
itan situation once for all We need no
advice i'm this crisis from France or Ems
land. or. indeed from any other power.
Austria defod the possibility Of rupture
OF the peace 81 Europe when 1t violated
the integrity Of Turkey 10y selling Bosnia
and Herzegovina. France and Spain en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-30
RIVAL STRENGTH COMPARED
1taly's Navy Fifth Among Powers
Ottoman Army 100000.

Ttaly's standing army I'm 1901 num-
bered approximately 225,0oo men and 1900
officers, but far greater number could be
put in the field In case Of necessity
The Italian navy consists. i'm vessels COM
missioned built or building. of - battleships
9 armorcd cruisers, Il unarmored cruisers
and gun vessels, IS destroycrs, an equal
number Of first class torpedo boats and %
submarines In the naval force there are
approximately 1900 men. Seamen for the
fleet are recruited b.. conscription. and all
who follow tho seafaring life must at
twenty years % age serve i'm the navy
for eighteen months or more. There are
also naval training schools for boys The
feet commands are:
Mediterranean feet. Vice-Admiral De
Orcsti Spezia Vce-Admiral Moreno Ven
ice. Vice Admiral Viotti; Maddalena, Rear
Admiral Favarelli and laramie, Vice-Ad-
miral GagliardI.
The navy Is administered by the Minis
ter Of Marine responsible 10 Parliament
and there arc three naval districts, each
administered by flag officer. As a whole,
the Italian navy is generally ranked fifth
among nations, and has six royal dock
yards where ships are built or repaired. As
seaInen IN" italians arc skilled aud In
gonious and have constructed some re-
markaDle war vessels.
Naval lists SHOW that Turkey mas a hght-
ing strength Of Q coast defence ironclads,
= protected cruisers. 6 torpedo vessels I
gunboat. q torpedo boat dcstroycrs, = tor
pcdo boats and submarines. As compared
with the navies OF the greater nations this
array is a negligible quantity. There are
929 officers, 10000 sailors and 1890 marines.
English and American officers play an i'm
portant part in Turkish naval affairs.
The ottoman army. as a result OF tho
revolution which resulted in victory for
the Young Turks, is row in process OF re-
organization. but a military council has
been called into existence. and great deal
Of modern equipment has been purchased.
The empire is divided into seven army
CORDS districts and there are two indie
pendent divisions at Medina and 1ripoli, re-
spectively The total lighting strength is
close 10 million men, and by the exist
ing recruiting laws all Mussulmans are
liable to military service Christians and
certain scots arc permitted TO pay tho ax-
emption tax. The nomdd Arabs although
liable to service by law, furnish few or no
recruits. and many Kurds evade service.
Much the better part Of the army ia re-
cruited and is maintained in European
Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-30
WHY ITALY IS FIGHTING
Trouble Dates Back to 1873
History Of Negotiations.

The trouble between Turkey and italy.
which eliminated yesterday in declara-
ton Of war al Rome. dates back To 1875
when at the Congress of Berlin following
the Russo-TUrkish war the powers are un-
derstood to have agreed to permit Italy a
pacific penetration OF Tripoli.' Turkey
contends that the right thus accorded has
been respected ever since. Italy has colon
lied TripoIi until her interests in that prov
ince Of Turkey are very great. She has as
serted, however, that her subjects have
been constantly disseminated against by
the Ottoman government.
Frequent disputes have arisen, but the
prolonged negotiations have never resulted
satisfactorily to Italy. At the tin that
the Franco-Germ8n differences regarding
Morocco we're acute Italy turned her atten-
ton again To- Tripoli. and in subsequent
negotiations with Constahtinoplc set forth
that many outrages against her subjects
had been perpetrsted for which no redress
had been made. She assumed decisive at
titude and began the mobilization Of her
army and navy.
4 few DAYS ago the first squadron Of the
Italian navy was sent TO Tripolian waters
At the same time Turkey was warned not
10 send soldiers or munitions Of war 10
Tripoli a Turkish transport bearing a few
men and arms and ammunition later ar
rived Al Tripol from Constantinople. but
was not molestcd on the ground that she
had sailed before the Italian warning had
been issued.
Italy in tho mean time brought her army
TO the Italian coast, where several regi-
mcnts had been placed on board transports
ready to proceed 10 rripoli or other points
\ second squadron Is destined for Salonika
ON Thursday Italy presented an ultl-
matum at COnstantinople announcing her
intention OF occupying Tripoli and Cyrcnc
and demanding that within twenty-four
hours Turkey reply that she would not
offer a resistance to this plan
The Turkish Cabinet met on Thursday
night and yesterday sent a reply to Rome
I'm which she sought delay for further
negotiations The reply was considered by
the Italian Ministry and found unsatisiac-
tory. The declaration OF war followed.