The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-28
Hives AVID LAMBS
EUROPE RESTING
Millions in Turkey Form
LOST Disturbing Cloud in
Political Sky.
BANIANS ARE ARMED
Ient So-Ca1led Reforms;
rfuguese Government Be-
fore the Carbonarlos.
3ANIANS ARE ARMED
; FREDERICK WERNER.

z FREDERICK WERNER.
Il Cable to The Tribune
RLIN, July 27.-The kaiser is in
Nv, the czer is enjoying salt sea
es on board the yacht, and every
,ean monarch of Importance. az
as ell the leading diplomats, are
z il easy, so one is entitled tt
nde that no political complications
|pt to disturb the peace OF Eu'
% least fer some weeks, and but
be everlasting Turko-Italian war
n skirmishes On the frontier Of
1pal and the general unrest II
W all Europe would be one great
Iis, with wolves and lambs rest
|sacefully together
fhe minor clouds that are float
h the political summer sky, the
5erious is the unrest In Turkey
b mary things seem to indicate
The military movement which ori
9d at Monastir is seriously threat
the continuation IN power of the
iftee of union and progress,
q Of Unrest.
AXE this assertion on the strength
1fatement made to me by the AL
h leader, Ismail Kennel Bey. for
eovernor of Tripoli. who, during
st few years, has strongly opposed
eW regime because Of its tendency
'ds Jacobinism. He said:
he cause Of the whole trouble
b be found in the political con-
lions of the committee. Up to
present time Turkey has been
of communities and
ups, each Of them having
ne individuality of itself, eth
ethically, nationally or relig-
~, and each being at liberty to
elep its particular character up-
the supremacy and lead of 9th
rs Successors. BROUGHT up in
trnditiou Of western radicalism,
men OF the new regime have
Ted with the idea of absorbing
La highly centralized state all
<e particularisms. -ney have
y succeeded in breaking up the
IRE, since they are severing the
II of TRADITION and common in
'st that holds together the diff
mt pieces of the fabrics.
mans Dissatisfied.
|mong the groups within Turkey,
b is more fond of its ancient
Fileges than the Albanian. With
lul Hamid. who, as a rule, was
y careful not to interfere with
interests OF the national and re-
ous bodies in his dominions, the
|anians were real favorltes. The
nge has been all the more un-
rnble for them, since, from Con-
ntinople, so-called reforms have
b pressed upon them: the taking
B census. the imposition Of new
es, the establishment Of sort
compulsory service-as a conse-
nee of which they have been
E at times to far distant Arabia
ne destruction Of the kulehs, or
tlfied houses, and so forth.
4aving opposed the new policy,
" hnve been made the victims
three punitive expeditions dur
the last three years.
(oday with view of retain
European sympathies while
Lneing nothing in their drastic
<hods, the Turkish ministers are
ing steps to secure the appoint"
~ of an English official as in
|ctor general in Macedonia.
val Of Failure.
be significance OF this will be
~ TO all who remember that
present regime owes it's very
'fence to the protestation that
}se IN Turkey when the Anglo
sian programme, including,
Qng other items, the appoint
~ of n foreigner as inspector
eral, was made known. It
punts to Q plain avowal OF fail
he only way left open is the
OF battle. The Albauians, I'M
now divided between them
fB, and separated in rival
y, have united in face Of the
mon foe. They will not dis
Defore measure Of large pro-
PAL autonomy, allowing their
I1lopment on national lines, has
conceded to thom.
fortu guese, who is an intimat
OF the Spanish pretender, Do
tells me today that the situs
~ Portugal cannot last, for th
9ment has not sufficient energy t
the so.called carbonarios, VIII
reality the governing element.
nominal ministers, said m
orthy informant, have to ste
nd leave matters to a handful c
pinned people, who make lit
aple for all who do not think z
sion by Force.
81 have taken posseestou Of Il
ment by force, and the preseI
n Portugal Is nothing but
oiGarchy," supported by q go'
Ht which is only a government
Sontinuing, he said;
p'e Portuguese carbonarios ap-
TO have committed the error
phving formed several clubs,
10 they puhlfcly discuaa tha