Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-25
New Cabinet Considers Answer
Yet to be Formulated in Re-
ply 10 Collective Note from
European Powers,
ADRIAN0PLE WILL Be
HELD IF POSSIBLE
Some Balkan Delegates Assert
II is Useless 10 TempOrize
Longer ard That Fighting
Should Begin Quickly

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fn, NIasniuy dousuel sneeai ies,ed Wire
London Jan. 2t.--Some days must
elnpse lefore The situation arising
from the reNoltaun Ia Constnntlnople
becomes clear As far as may d.
Judged there Is mo- Intention on the
part Of the new Turkish government
To force matters or 10 resume hostiii-
ties. II any reasonable compromise
with the Balkan allies is possible. A
dispatch from Constantinople tonight
says the council Of ministers sat To-
day 10 discuss the reply they VIII make
to the note OF the powers and II is
believed this reply. while insisting on
the retention Of Adrianople by Turkey
will point 10 Thursdays demonstra-
ton as real manifestation of the
national viii.
The new government Is finding iif-
ficulty IN filling the post Of foreign
minister Developments In the sisu-
alton are awaited throughout Eurorr
with the greatest concern IN view ot
possible Intervention By Russia. The
balkan delegates have accepted the
advice of the ambassadors OF the
powers to await the reply Of the new
4 Turkish government 70 the ambassu-
doris note.
some of the delegates maintain Il IS
useless to wait longer in view Of de-
velopments at constantinople, Others
say Il is impossible for Enver Bey 10
be taken seriously.
They argue that the Young Turks
who lost power owing 90 the absolute
unpreparedness Of the country under
I their regime in the war with Italy
cannot now have the support Of ma
! lority of the people. Naturally the
Young Turks, some of the delegates
say. have worked very hard to regain
power Their activity has been es-
pecially marked in the army but II
is not believed the bulk of the army is
ready TO support them and these dele
gates think 1t not impossible that {,
counter revolution will undo whatever
was achieved hy the Young Turks
1 Thursday.
Those of the delegates who do not
! AfilIlk ~ MfTt To Will ibAlEfI NNA AlifN
consider It a pity to let the present
unique opportunity pass without Civ
/ ing Turkey blow. taking advantage
/ Of the confusion ensuing by reason
Of the revolution in Constantnople.
/ As a whole however. the ENJOYS
I intend. II possible, to wait for Tur-
/ keys reply to the powers and If II is
unsatisfactory to present an ultima
! tim to the Turkish delegates demand
the disposition Of Adrianople and the
Aegean islands
Failing to obtain satisfaction, the
| armistice then Will be denounced and
/ hostiities resumed. The Turkish del
4 egation was without instructions from
Consiantinople tonight. It finds itsesf
in an embarrassing position as Rechad
/ Pasha and Selih Bey are old Turks
and Ozman Miami Pasha. the other
delegate, IS young Turk. Miami,
who also is ambassador 10 Germany
says he hopes Germany will not ahan-
don Turkey 10 the mercy Of the other
| powers at this time. as the new min
istiy contains strong pro-German ole
mcnts
Mahmond schefket Pasha. the rew
grand vzler and minister Of war. was
a pupil aud protege Of the German
| field marshal, General Baron Won der
! Gotz. He did not receive command
/ IN the last war because kiamil Pasha
considered him 100 Germaa Envcr
! Boy, after the revolution in lJc9. went
! to Germany as military attache to the
Turkish embassy, where he remained
/ until the war with Italy broke out.
In event Of resumption of hostilltles
! he is indicated as the natural com
mander-in-chicf Of the Turkish army.
Enver Bey organized the guerilla war
fare in the war with Italy which
caused the Italians much trouble and
heavy losses in fripoli. 1t is believed
that the new Turkish ministry will
have as a supporter, Herr von Jagow.
the German minister of foreign af-
I fairs.
In the o-Itaiian war, Won Ja-
gov. as German ambassador to Italy,
protected Turkish subjects there and
energetcally used his influence in an
endeavor to induce Premier Giolltti TO
abandon the idea of complete Italian
sovereignty over Libya.
a dispatch from Constantinoplc 10
news agency here, says
Il learn on high authority that the
young Turk officers who recently
were received by the sultan left MIN
with the impression that he would
not object to sudden change n the
+ government.
"A pamphlet, obviously inspired, =
says the Young Turks committee,
has the means Of liherating the sui-
tan md saving the eallph from his
THE blood of Nazin Pasha. said
| enda1gcred position"