The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-08
ITALY TOLERATES NO INTERVENTION Would Consider It InoppOr- tune at Present RULERS ARE CHEERF o
 9 ; Actual Plan of Italian Campaign Is Disclosed When Admiral Au- brey Occupied Cyrenica
 After Fall of TripOli
RULERS ARE CHEERF c

Pome October 1.-(Via Frontier)-ONi- cial circles while realizing the anxiety of foreign countries to see the Turco- Italian conflict ended. wish to warn pub lie opinion abroad that while the Italian fleet has taken possession of Tripoli and Cyrenica, the occupation cannot be con sidered as an accomplished fact in the sense that it renders possible interven- ton by the powers, which Italy in due time will welcome, but at the present moment would consider inopportune.
 Before anything of the kind occurs Ital- ian troops must land and in reality oc- cupy not only the coast, but also the inter for of the province in order to make sure that any remaining resistance of Turkey shall be overcome.
 This much has already been agreed upon between Italy and the powers. and the sentiment set forth in the foregoing statements is not intended for other gov ernments with which Italy is in with per feet accord, but simply to quiet public opinion and dampen the ardor or cef- tain sections of the press.
 The feeling of the Italian public gem orally was illustrated in the triumphal progress of the King and Queen and their children from the Castle Racogni to the hunting lodge at San Rossore, near Pisa.
 It is charged that Turkey is not obey ing the International rules of warfare. Italy has released all the Turkish steam CTS which were seized in Italian harbors when war was declared or arriving soon afterwards, their commanders not hav- ing learned of the beginning of hostili- ties Turkey on the other hand has hoisted the Ottoman flag over the Italian steamers. Ernesto,- Ilardi and Me- loria, which were seized along the coast, and remaining them with soldiers is us- ing them for it's own purposes.
 1t was learned today the Italians have occupied Derna and the coast of 8ombah gulf Thus is revealed the rian of the Italian campaign in north f-rn Africa. The object was to insure above all else the occupation of Cyren- tea. which is the richest part of the in- vaded country. Accordingly a great naval display was made before Tripoli 10 deceive the Turks while Rear Ad- niral Aubrey, commander in chief of the fleet, feigning a pursuit of the t battleship vittoria Enuie III at Trobou, occupying Bombah gulf and the town ef 1ourni. 500 miles east of Tripoh.
 rodays advices from Tripoh state that the Italian governor, Rear Ad- miral Borea D'Oiomo, has issued a proclamation declaring the town in state of siege.
 Captain Cagni, commanding the ltal- ian forces that have landed, addressed the sailors, instructing them in their duties of maintaining order and of the consulates from possible attack.
 According to further advices from Tripoli the smaller Italian warships are engaged in removing mines laid by Turks in Tripoliten harbors.
 Nearly the entire body of the Tripoh rolice has offered to enter the Italian service and similar offers have been received from other places.
 It is reported that Viye Admiral Duke D Abruzzi considering that the acute stage of the war has passed has sub mitted a plan to organize scientific expedition into the interior of Tripoli. He proposes to study flora, fauna and water courses and proceeding south central Africa eventually en- ter country as yet uneNplored or little known