Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-11
Both Turkey and Balkans Are
UnresponSiye TO Propositions
Involving Compromise of
Positions,
GREECE UP IN ARMS
OVER AEGEAN ISLES
Fall Of Addanople May be Only
Solution Of Deadlock Recog-
nized as Existing al This
Time.
N, uamlus Iaarnal speelal Ilea.ei Wire.

90, Morning journal special feasca wircl
London Jam iu.-fhe pendulum uf
peace in the nWlkana sWlnss between
ih, nn of Adrunaple and betion by
me powers uf Europe, npth Turkey
and the allics have been unfesponsiNe
"a the advice. friendly offers and pres-
sure ny which the powers have az
tempted to bring the cenflietlng par
iics To terms over Adrhnoplo. Conn
promises by which tue holy city
neither would be- separated entirely
from Turkey nor eeaed entirely io
BULGARIA. have Teen refused hy both
sides
Turkeys hope of faelue Adrinnople
undoubtedly have been revived hN the
threatening attitude ot koumania- IL
is believed in some quarters that Rou-
mania's stand is hacked by Austria
The amhassadoflaI conference met
today lut IL WIS announced that NO
important decision had been reached.
The ambassadors would not confirm
reports that naval demonstration
had been planned is 4 last resort %
Influence Turkey Turkeys threat 90
Withdraw her peace delegates next
week. IL the allies refuse 90 reduce
their demands. Is not taken seriously
ly the ambassadors The allies have
mndc il counter threat that they viii
give AN necessary notice OF icrmina-
tion OF the present armlstice if the
turkish delegates Withdraw
The hope that the dinner given last
might by French Ambassador tamhon
would give an opening fof friendly
conversations between the rival dele
pntes. leading TO the end of tho dead
lock. proved fruilies=. as the dinner is
described as a cold and stiff affair.
M. Vcnlzelos aud the other Greek
DELEGATES are up IN arms against ans
serious attempt 10 prevent Greece
from acquiring the Turkish islands
Thoy say their Indignation over this
phase ol Che situation has been aus
lmcntcd vs. the knowledge that the
Initiative for keeping the islands
away from Greece hid come from
Italy which Greece considered its
supporter in the triple alliance.
After outlining the claims Of Greece
to the islands. which he said We're
entirely Greek and had maintained
their nationality throush centuries Of
oppression by enormous sacrifices Ia
keep their national characteristics,
one Of the Greek delegates said
The only phrase thus far ven
tured as IA kind Of Justification for
refusing the islands to Greece Is that
Greece cannot possess all the Islands
on account of the equilibrium in the
Mediterranean. This equilibrium nct-
cr can exist while one territory be-
longing TO our race is bathed by that
sea under foreign dominion The
Christian powers will have TO employ
their dreadnoughts and their cannon
10 drive ont the hfistian Greeks
from their own islands and hand them
back to the horrors aud tyranny OF
the Turks.
"Will the civilized world allow such
an outrage? Would not America, the
land of freedom, whore 50 many of
our brethren haNe migrated protest
That is what you VIII see.
zone thing is sure No King OF
Greece and no Greek premier viii put
ms siHndtuIt 70 htdtA hoht"ihiH5
among It's clauses the abandonment
of these islands. For the king, II
would mean abdieatlon. As for pre-
mer Venzelos. he never could return
home
The Greek delegates say they can
moi imagine italy is netting IN her own
interest regarding the isands, and
suspect she Is seeking 70 please Ger
many or Russia. Germany Is sup-
posed TO aspire to a part Of Asia
Minor and Russia has had a long
standing desire to be master Of the
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