New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-27

Italy is preparing for an elaborate
advance into the interior
Germany sees no hop. for inter
Vention.
President Taft's neutrality procla-
nation was issued in Washington.
Berlin. Oct 26-An apparently inspired /
statement in the "Lokal AnZeiger' init /
mates very strongly that A new revolution /
is brewing in Constantinople. The paper /
says that war fever and the intriEues OF .
a bellicose section of the army officers .
corps may force Schefket Pacha. Minister .
of War. out OF the Cabinet bringing about .
situation i'm which n will be necessary /
FOR the government 20 be prepared for .
grave eventualities.
Reading between tho lines II can te seen /
that scheflet Pacha is expected to turn .
out the Young Turks and seize the reins .
Of government.
The spectres ~ revolution in the Turkish .
capital and complications in the Balkans I
are again alarming official circles here /
but II IS believed that the danger which .
would result from Italian occupation 81 .
islands in The archipelago or the lombard .
there are some indications that Italy has .
abandoned the plan after sounding the .
powers
Advices from Constantrople state that .
the reports of recent battles. with Italian .
losses. az Tripoli have ended FOR the pres .
ent any chance for mediation The Turk .
ish government. adopting the standpoint .
81 the people has swung over 20 the idea .
~ continuing the war. Germany accord /
nglv sees no opening for Intervention.
4 dispatch % the "Trankfurter Zeitung' .
from T-ipoH saws three hundred men were .
killed in tine battle ar TripoH on Mondav .
These included large proportion If Of .
hcers. and Italian achievements are
needed.
Malta. oct 26-The Italian reverse A. .
Triuoli on October q. according 20 steam
shin passengers who have Just arrived here .
amounted almost 20 rout. An Italian out
post during a reconnaissance. encountered f.
a Turkish outpost which retreated. The /.
italians followed and found themselves sud .
denly attacked on all sides. Three com
ranies of BersaElieu light infantry were
annihilated Several officers were made .
prisoners and muulated and hanged by ir- /.
regulars
The return ~ the remainder NJ tho Ital- I
ian force. carrying a great number 81
wounded-said by some Of the passengers .
20 have been seven hundred-ca"s ed intense R
excitement among the Arab population Of
TripoIi. Tho Arabs ATTEMPTED - ravolt. :
firing many shots and wounding many It7i- F.
la0s The attempt was soon guelled and .
hundreds Of Mussulmans were arrested and .
shot The passengers say that when they
left TripoH he town was still seething with
excitement.
Paris oct 26.-Information has reached F.
the Petit Parisien' from a private. and
what is considered a most reliable source. F.
that the Italians lost three hundred killed
in the fight ar Trpon or october %.
London. oct. c5-Four hundred Italians
were killed or wounded in on" fighting
around Triroli on Moudav and Tuesday
but all newspaper correspondents We're for I.
hidden TO communicate the extent Of the
casualties according 20 "a news agency dis f.
patch received here to-day from TripoH
which escaped Italian censorship by being
fled AZ Valetta.
The situation AZ Tripou tho dispatch .
adds f. serious. European residents fear 4
a massacre. as q holy war has been pro- P.
claimed tv the natives Of TripoH and .
Benrhaz At sharashett the left line Of
the Italian defence is reported as being
hard pressed by the Arabs.
7'-;roU. oct. 2s.-The Arabs today made
violent attack against tho italian posi-
IONS between Fl Mesri and BoumeIana. /.
They were repulsed with heavy loss. The
italian casualties were only a few wounded. f.
Rome. oct 2s-AH reports concerning f
The possibility OF an armisticc between /.
italy and Turkev are discredited in official
circles which affirm. on tho contrary that
Italy is determined rot 10 cease her mill
tarv operations until Tripoli is wholly con
1uercd A partial 1rmistice. limited 70 tire
naval forces might 10 possible Il such
4tep would help Tu-iev along The road TO
pesce based on the loss % her African
province
Premier CioutH .r accord with General /
Srincardi Minister q War is firm iu his .
purpose t0 persevero iu the policy Of an
extensive occupation % Tripoll and is pre-
pairing another expedition 10 reinforce the .
troops already landed on the African shore +.
nd 10 nm the gaps caused by casualties
and Illness The new expedition viii com
mise one thousand Erenadiers. tho men
a., rho greatest height IN the service. and +.
tho only body which was not represented /.
in the formor expeditions.
Rerorts received here to-day from Tr'- F.
nou say that General ranevs. commander
- the Italian army II occupation. has T.
rornpIeted an elaborate ular for an adj F..
vance into the rripoiitan interior. The
rnoycrnent will be made through the forma- .
zion Of "A claim of forts -o strongly for'i- F.
ned as 10 render them impregnaIle TO the /
enemy.
These forts. having Triroii as a base 7
will be placed an Ain sara. Sid Saia and I
Dirsiaea. only few hours march Of one /.
another. and continuing southwark To
Gbsrian. Jebel Hills will form another
base for the occupation Of the interior .
with the object Of cutting communications f.
between the Turkish troops and Eastern F
Tripoli and Fezzan.
All efforts on the part OF the P~ess AS /,
sociation II Rome supported oy -eEerai I
Senators ard Deputies and 4 protest from
the newspapers generally. nave failed 90 +
move Premier Giolitu from his determine /
ton to maintain a strict c-nsorsria over .
III war news md prevent Italian ana for .
eign correspondence fi,m following the f.
campaign.
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