The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

continued from rage Ones
the protection of the German Ambassa-
5or instead of the American Ambassador
was made at the request of Germany.
1t is alleged that after italy has definite
ly annexed Tripoli, Germany will de-
mand the right to establish a colony in
i2rythea, Africa. Should Italy refuse,
that the triple alliance will surely be
smashed, is the view obtaining in dip
tomato circles.
Martial Law Rules.
Rome, Oct marital law was declared
oy Italy to-day in Tripoli. The Italian
governor of the recently acquired terri
:ory Rear Admiral Borea D'OImo, issued
4 proclamation this morning announcing
that the city is in a state of siege and
warming the population that public order
must be maintained. The guards around
The ConSulates are maintained night and
lay.
The outer and inner barbors are being
Irarched by the small Italian cruisers for
mines in order that transports may
enter the harbOr in safety. No mines
nave as yet been found.
The majority OF the Tripolitan police
lave signified a Willingness to enter the
Italian service. The government and pub
normal proportions. The post-Office has
been opened with the Italian Coat-of-
arms over the doorway and a guard Of
marines on duty around the building.
Intervention Must WHIT.
The position of Italy with respect TO
intervention. already known, was again
reiterated by a prominent government
official to-day. While the Italian fleet
Eas taken possession of Tripoli and CN-
rene tn" occupation Iy Italy Of Tripol-
itan territory will not be an accom-
pl:shcd fact until the land forces of Italy
shall have occupied not only TripOli, but
the rountry far enough into the interior
t. prevent a junCture of tn" various
t.ihesmen with the Turks that have re-
vrntlv left Tripcli, This much has al
ready hCen agreed upon between Italy
and the pcwers.
Socialists Take Issue.
"rcmie~ Giolitti outlined the policy of
tue government with reference to TripOli
in a speech At Turin Most Of the MEM
bors # the Chamber of Deputies and a
mui"Iity of the people have given their
support I" the views as expressed by the
rcmirI.
S:gn"l Risolati leader OF the Socialists
In the chamber. in d letter - the SecOio
Ei."s the Ni,ws of a section of the Dem
u.rats and Socialists, differing from that
of the government, and the people at
large.
Tine ssn declares It will be neces-
sarv r"r Itrly to adopt Il less brutal
and dIugeIOUS solution. so as to remove
the Impression that violence has heen
used HEu!nSt Turkey. and that Italy
should show a spontaneous ConciliatOry
disposition. thus avoiding such measures
"a: may lie proposed by the powers,
.bruzzI's Latest Card.
The Duk" Of the AbrUzzi. believing
that the acute stag" of the war has
been pars.d, has submitted to the King
plan Tor the orea anization of scientific
expedition into the interior of Tripoli. 1t
is the intention of the duke TO study the
fora, fauna. and water courses of TripO.i
AID then proceed south through Central
Africa. and ultimately enter a country
hitherto meXplOTed.
Italy will protest that Turkey is not
0hcyinC the rules Of international war
are. Italy has released all the Turkish
;tea nerS that she seized in Italian har
oors when wal was declared or arriving
soon aGterWard. Turkey. on the con- |
rary. has hOisted the Ottoman flag over |
'he Italian steamers ErneSto, llardi, and J
M-lurdi. which were seized along the !
coast. and has renamed Them with |
Turkish sailors.
In the occupation of Derna and the /
cuast Of Bomblh Gulf. the plan of the /
Italian campaign in Northern Africa was |
-evcaled. Under cover of a great naval |
display NefOre Tripoli, Rear Admiral Au- !
~. fciEnng i pursuit of the Turkish !
1"ct. landed force from the battle ship
Victor Emmanuel III at TObruk, occupy !
ng Rombah Gulf and the town of Derna, |
rOU miles east of TriPOli.
The Hungarian steamer Tisza arrived |
1t Naples to-day, having on board Arim
Bey, the newly appointed Turkish gov /
amor of TripOl. and several officers /
y no had been sent by Turkey TO organize !
he defense Of TripOl' The vessel was
stopped at sea by an Italian cruiser and !
ordered to Naples AS the Tisza is for
aign vessel, her passengers were not made
prisoners and the vessel was allowed to
proceed to Fiume.
Pope BIesSes Troops.
\ dispatch from Rome says the Pope
II, sSed the E.ighty-secOnd Regiment yes
trGly as it passed the Vatican on its
Nay to the railway station. Crowds
'heercd the soldiers as they marched
through the streets
As the column reached the vicinity of
he Vatican u high window opened and a
Ahite-clad figure was seen with hand up
lifted. There was silence for a moment
As the crowds realized what was taking
nlace and then the cheering was re-
lCwed
When the regiment had passed the Pope
-etired from the window.
The Italian war ministry announces
hat the ports of Benghasi. Derna. Tirza,
and Tombruk have been bonn
parded by Italian war ships and blue
ackets have been landed. They took
possession of the forts and hoisted the
Italian flag