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


Friends Of Rechd Pacha explain that his
refusal to accept the portfolio Of Toreisr
Affairs in tho new Turkish Cabinet was
dine TO disagreement with bis colleagues
over a programme which he submitted ~
basis for . settlement with Italy. lie
was formerly Ambassador to Italy. and his
twelve Years residence IN Rome gave him
q knowledge OF Italy's armament, resources
and diplomatic connections with the other
movers that convinced him that the only
possible way in which Turkey could save
ANYTHING was 70 cede Tripoli 20 this coun-
try now
II is understood here that the powers
will make representations at Constant
uople notifying Turkey that Italy. with a
view 70 avoiding very grave complications
the consequences OF which would be detri-
mental chiefly 10 Turkey, has agreed 20
limit the war 10 Tripoli Moreover. that
This princiule viii be abandoned II the
Ottoman government is unable 20 restrain
excesses against Italy on Turkish terri
tory. and thus force Italy 20 carry the war
into other provinces OF the Turkish Empire
for the direct protection % her subjects
and their interests. which Germany could
not safeguard without using force
Comparison OF the situation in Turkey
Will be made with the treatment accorded
On Turkish subjects and institutions iu
r+,l,. ,rbare no attacks have been made
mon 7,,,~ke and no violence committed
against the Turkish embassy or consulates
while the Turkish vessels in Italian waters
have been uumOiested.
IL IS semi-oficialIv announced that fol-
lowing the Intervention OF tho German
Ambassador to-day the ottoman govern
rneut suspended the order for the expui-
sion OF Italians from Turkey lt lS eN-
pertad that the g0vernUent VIII now aoah-
don tho measure altogether.
A wireless message from Tripoh says
that throughout last night the Bedouin
cavalry secured the outskirts Of the town.
evf4cnuy trying 70 determine whether q
SUNRISE would be possible, or 70 lure the
Italians out II the town TO the place
where tie bulk of the Turkish garrison is
campel ir 81 fortified position.
The searchdghts from the "aitiesh.p7
exposed the horsemen. While artillery iI'
IN their direction caused them 10 MAKE D
hHstv retreat. The Turks suddenly 'f
peared as though they came from OUT ''
ti'f 'f' ...f -..t
merity.
Demonstrations In honor of KING Nle'o'
Emmanuel as ne PROCEEDED rom gan l''
sore 70 Naples for q iare"ei 20 '.- '.o'.7
war continues popular.
During last night grest crowds alled
the railway stations and lined the route
NJ tho roval train. They carried lanterns
Zen
etc,,,od 6,r,ended % SOC The King. They
-,e,,sod 20 accent tho excuse TINT his ma
oe,, ,so5o5 -ost bavi,y had little sIeep
Gov +u-o ,rsa,s and rho sovereign was
cornnellod +o aDroar -epestc6lv. lie WIS
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s--1,ree
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Berlin. OCT a circular mote --o-- the
Turkish government asking the pove~r
whether they consider tho time hiss arrived
t1 seek O. basis for negotiations looking 10
peace between Turkev and ITALY. and un-
German rorefr7 Ga4co .o-dav Tho note
contenpIatee the rassior Of 7-ripoll d, rfalv
under certain conditions
To is probable thar the communication
rom Constautiroplr viii mo- discussed he
tween t,e otbe- rov.o-s tsrora tine 7.s1..-,
government ts arproac-ed r. is -ro.-.,t
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