Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-31
TURKS WAR TURKS WIDEN
 IN RUSSIA WARS ISSUES
 PORTENTOUS.IN EXPLOITS
Win Lead To Serious COmplica- tiOnS In Northern Africa And Asia Minor Is General Belief Of Diplomats In U. s. Capital
Has Been Expected Some Time-- Alignment Of Italy And Other Countries Is UnCeTtain--U. s. Prepares For Emergencies

WASHINGTON. Oct 30.-Turkey' s attack on Russia. reports of which were confirmed in official dispatches to the American government and to the Russian embassy here, are view ed by officials and diplomats general ly as likely to produce gravest com plications through the Balkan states. northern Africa and Asia Minor.
 Announcement of war between Russia and Turkey is expected even tually to bring into the list of bellig- erents Greece and Italy, followed by Rumania and Bulgaria.
 Ambassador Morgenthau at Con stantinople. in a brief caDlegram made no mention of the declaration Of war by Turkey on Russia, but said the British ambassador informed him of the bombardment of odessa by three Turkish torpedo boat destroy. ,crs and the sinking of Russian gun boat, while previously Charge D'Af. faires Wilson, at the American em- bassy at Perograd. relayed a mes sage from the American consul at odessa stating that in the lombard ment of that town some American property was destroyed.
 With these dispatches and previous indications from Levant, officials feared the long-expected conhagra ton in Turkey was at hand. They prepared to use the Ameacaa ernie CTS North Carolina and Tennessee to assist the American missionaries, fl necessary and 10 set in motion meas ures for the relief of Americans sim. liar to those begun when the first nations of Europe plunged into war
 The far-reaching effects Of Tur keys bombardment of Russian ports are everywhere admitted While it is suggested in some quarters that the Ottoman government might repudi- ate the raid of the Turkish destroy CTS and the former German cruiser Goeben and Breslau. atributing the acts to the initiative of the German officers and crew manning them, the belief prevailed that Russia would not passively accept her view but would consider herself instead at war with Turkey.
 Complications in Albania, where Greece sent troops to occupy Epirus, supposedly mourning the displeasure Of Italy. which country feels a spe- cial interest in that territory, are be- lieved to alter somewhat the align ment which would have resulted a month ago from Turkeys entrance into the field operations.
 News from Athens that Greece en- tered Albania with the consent of the triple entente was the puzzling phase of the situation for Washing ton officials The feeling has been expressed in many quarters here for many months that Italy would take the side of the triple entente If Fur key declared war on Russia This view. however, has been based large ly on the supposition that the Mus sulmen in Egypt, rising against the British rule would incite their breth ren in Tripoli to attempt to cast off the Italian domiation.
 Italy, to remain neutral, must even tually reach some understanding with the Triple Entente concerning the partition of Albania or activities of Greece in that country.
 Rumania has indicated in official communications that she will ally herself with Italy in what ever course the latter takes.
 The Bulgarian government is un derstood Co be friendly to Turkey and Austria though recent reports have spoken of a wavering attiude of the government at Sofia because of popu lar demonstrations in behalf of the Entente
 PRESIDENT WON'T