The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
AUSTRIA IS UNEASY
OVER TURKISH WAR
Would Welcome Peace, Being
Unprepared for FIostilities
in the Balkans.
BY EMIL ANDEASSE.
le 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
VIENNA, Oct 2S.--Aus,rla will breathe
en- ser when the hostililies between 1taiy
and Turkey have been brought 10 close.
Nowhere in Europe Is the danger Of the
situation realized moro fully than. IL is
here and Austria is not yet ready 10Y
the final struggle with Turkey.
While the efforts TO localize the opct
ations have been successful. snce az the
sharp protests from Vienna. Abru2Sl
activities In the AdriaIic have ceased. II
would cause no surprise IL the balkans
should blaze up at any moment.
As matter of fact, only Turkey III
ability 60 withdraw troops from Europe
10 end 10 Africa has preserved the peace
IN the Balkans. Bulgaria. Greece ana
Montenegro could not have been re-
strained II the Turkish FORCES mad peen
weakened while Macedonia and Albania
arc ready To rise at tho slightest chance
OF success.
Hence Austria will feel easier when
The war was responsible Tor rllo recent
rio,ous disturbance in the Reichorath
Or. Adler tSocial l1emocratl re-
preached The governing classes .snd tne i,e
peace Of Europe by the action against
| Turkey. Social Democrats, he said, qua
not support the Turkish regime. wh.cn
protected all sorts OF cruel OPPRESSION
| In Europe and Asia. and the slave trace
in Africa. The Italian enterprise, now
| ever, not campaign In INC in1Ss-
| Austrian government should pay hced TO
the unanimous will Of the industrial pop
| ulation which dctestcd war:
Turning TO home affairs. pr, A%IGr ,mir,stc, scr ;,
OF justice, for the severe sentences
passed upon the persons who took part
| in the dear food riots In the OttskrlnG
district of Vienna last month HIS speech
led to an outhurst OF indignant Socls!
| Democratic cries against the minister.
During tho disturbance four shots were
fired from The second gallery at the MIN
isierial bench upon which were seated
the minister of Justice and the minister
OF education. The shots. fortunately, hit
no one.
interval of hall an hour The president.
| Herr Sylvester, expressed his indiSna-
ton al the outrage, and stated that ne
had taken steps 10 prevent any ;uch oc-
cu5rences in the future. Tho sitting WAS
again suspended for conference he
tween the party leaders.
The criminal is a Dalr!laian working
man lie admits that lie aimed at the
minister Of Justice.
When the sitting was once resumed
DR. Adler, continuing his speech am'0
outrage which was the act Of lunaiic;
Baron Gauisch, the premier, amid
great cheers. declared that the outrage
was An attempt not only upon the minis
terial bench, but upon Austrian parli3
mentarism. II was not surprising that
tho nflaminatory speeches uttered nearly
| every day at Socialist meetings, speeches
showing a striking resemblance 10 the
speech made by DIR. Adler, should end in
such acts.
Prince Alfred Won Wrede. we'l-knovn
society man. shot himself in his villa
at Ischi. Austria. where ho vas RESIDING
with his wife. Princess Corolar durins
the summer months.
Tie bullet Went through his heart and
dest1 was instantaneous.
Prince Alfred Won Wrede. who WAS q
| cham herlain Ia the Bsvaran court and
81 years OF age, has son. Prince Fried
rich who resides in London.