The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-25

current in London, Paris and Berlin
tonight 10 the effect that the sultan of
Turkey had been dethroned and a re-
public proclaimed.
There is no confirmation Of the
rumor anywhere and II was generally
discredited In official circles.
LONDON. Jan. 2i-Some days must
elapse before the situation arising
from the revolution in Constantinople
becomes clear. As far as may be
judged. there Is no intention on the
part OF the new Turkish government
TO force matters or TO resume hostili-
ties II any reasonable compromise
with the Balkan allies is possible.
y dispatch from Constantinople to-
night says the council of ministers sat
to-day 10 discuss the reply they will
make To the note OF the powers. aud
II is believed this reply. while insist
ing on the retention OF Adriarople
hy Turkey. will point 10 Thursdays
demonstration as a real manifestation
Of the national will
Cabinet Appo ointments.
The new government Is finding dif-
fcuty in filling the post OF foreign
minister tn" portfolio has been of-
iered several OF the Turkish ambass1-
dors abroad. but thus far all have do
clined. Until tho ministry Is com
pletcd by the appointment ~ a SheIk-
I'lIsl1m and foreign minister. .
Is probable that no definite steps
will be taken. Developments in the
situation are awaited throughout Eu-
rope with the greatest concern. in
view Of the fact that the danger might
arise through active Intervention b.
Russia
The Balkan delegates Ia the peace
conference IN London show no desire
for precipltafe action They have ac-
ceptod the advice OF the ambassadors
~ The powers 20 await the reply ~
tho now Turkish government 10 the
ambassadors note before forming ans
resolution as 70 their future proce-
dur"
Opinion Divided
Opinion among the DELEGATE with
recIrd tn tho situation ie much divid-
cd some maintain that if iz useless
20 Waif Longer in view of develop
mruts no Cou-tanfinpplc. which are
considered eloquent proof a. fhe 4ffi.
'ude the uew min -'cr intend 20 take
Others. on the contrary. take fho yiow
thar DO is impossible for Eut"r Boy
pn white horse and lIte another
Eoulangcr 20 bo taken seriously
Too addition fhes 3rL.n fIo young
Turks who lost power owing ~ the
absDiufe unurcparodress cf fho coun-
frv under fhrIr regime In Tho war
HIfh f'1Ir. cannot now have the sup
r0r. 0f majority o. tho people as
tHr same unrrerarodncss has hcon
further demonstrated 90 exist in the
war ritn Tho raItan allies
Revolution.
NI'ur7nr fho young Turks. Fome NJ
frn Delegates say. have worked
.frr bard f1 regain power Their nc.
fE'fr Boz been especially marked in
fHn army buf if 'a NOT believed fhn
hIk uf fHr army .e ready fO ruppor'
f.eu and those delegates think u
rrf wu0a .IIr that e. counter revo.
'IffYr wIU undo whatever was
achieved Do. Tho YOUNG Turks Thurs
d1y
T.r.D or tho deioga'ea who do not
fHrf T v.r fn VaIf longer sav fhcv
con i'r f a pity to lct rho present
uulIIr opportunity pass without riv.
lnr Turkey blow. taking advantage
n' fHr fDufu. ION on uing bv reason ~
tta revolution in Cons'auunopIr
81 uhole however. tho a'lice In.
tend. ~ possible. To- uait for Turkeys |
rrr'. t0 flo powers. md Or 10 is nm /
I'i factory ~ present ON ulfimnfum |
t0 fHn Turkish dclsgafcs demandln. u
'.f'rnrIftI answer cOscnrninr Tho
I0 for of Nfranoplc and ffr.
l'n"Hr lnrd. furrs fp obtain ,t
'I''.u i.n arm ..0. fIfu 800. I..
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