The Washington herald., 1911-09-30

Of grand vizier and Kiamil Pasha that
Of foreign minister. Chefket Pasha con-
| tinues as minister Of war.
Again the Balkans.
Sonia, Sept. 3.-Government officials de-
clare that Bulgaria must now be ready
( for all .eventualities, since Italian sue
cess will mean the downfall of the Young
Turks, and, in consequence, serious dis
| trubances in the Balkans. Bulgaria. will
make demands for herself IL the gcretan
question is settled at the saue time as
that Of ,Tripoli.
EREland DIsapproves.
/ London. Sept 3O.-In view of the friend
| illness toward Italy which always has
been so loudly expressed in England, 1t
is rather a surprise to find the English
press chorusing the strongest disap-
proyal Of Italy's projects in Tripoli.
The Times says: The enthusiasm
| which the expedition arouses in Italy
! will find no echo in other countries
The Daily Telegraph calls attention to
the hidden dangers to which the Italo-
Turkish conflict may expose England, "a
Mohammedan power" and tries to dis
suade Italy from embarking on the ad-
venture
The Morning Post says: "Italy's action
arises from Italy's policy, not from Tur-
keys offenses."
Law of Mailed Fist
The Standard says: 1T is the law of
the mailed fist and the pirate galley
which Italy has thought proper to adopt"
The Daily News stigmatizes Italy's ac-
| ton as "a brutal act Of aggression" to
which 1T is impossible to expect or de-
sire that Turkey will submit tamely.''
The Daily Graphic says that the ultima
tum will remain an ineffaceable stain
on italian honor
Denounced by Germany.
London. Sept. 29.-BerIin newspapers
with few exceptions hold that Turkey
will make a desperate. resistance in
| TripOH, however vain. and carry out the
sharpest reprisals in the home provinces.
Practically all the newspapers publish
severe cOndemnatOry articles and print
excuses in the Italian note as headlines
in derisive inverted commas.
\ typical article is that of the Frank
furter ZeituRg, which calls Italys at
tack upon Turkey an act Of violence in
time of peace. which civilized Europe,
irrespective Of its political views and in
terests, unanimously condemns. 1t goes
on to complain that Italy without reason
has plunged her allies into greatest dan
gers and complications by her brutal acts.
Talk of "Brute Violence"
The Bcriner Ieitung SAYS there has
been nothing compare ble-for brute vio-
lence since the second partition OF Po-
land and ridicules in view of Italian
home conditions. what it calls the hy-
pocrisy Of Ttaly's complaints Of disorder
and neglect in TripoIi
The MorEcn Post draws a vivid picture
of the barharism and misery of many of
the Italian provinces. where. IL declares,
conditions are far worse than in TripOli.
The LokaI Anzciger publishes an evil
IDENTIFY inspired paragraph correcting the
statement Of the McSSageTO that Germany
IS showing her friendship for Italy 1t
says Italians make a great mistake in
suppOsing their actions are approved Of
generally in Europe. It complains that
Italy left the European ChanCelleries in
ignorance and says il is not easy to at
tribute adequate motives to the raid,
which, to say the leasr, is unusual. but
that the honor of Italy should be given
as one motive must surprise people.
Turkey RushcS Munitions.
London. Sept 29-The ConstantinopIe
correspondent of the Daily Chronicle tele-
graphs that four Turkish transports
loaded with ammunition are under orders
to sail for TriHoH tomorrow.
Seeks Taft's Mediation.
BeIlport. L. l.. Sept 29-Zia Pasha. the
Turkish ambassador to the United States.
expressed the hope tonight that as a
practical step in the interest Of inter-
national peace President Taft would Of
fer his services as an intermediary in
the war between Turkey and Italy.
The ambassador expressed the belief
that hostilitics would not result in a
holy war.
In Turkey there is good feeling he
tween MahOmetan and Christian said
he. Under the new regime Christians
have been Incorporated in the army. In
1879 a decree was promulgated extending
the obligation of military service to non