Arizona republican., 1914-11-03
On Behalf of Turkey Begs Pardon of Triple Entente for Warlike Operations of Fleet Against Russia in the Black Sea.
WILL HARDLY
 BE ACCEPTED
France, Russia and Great Britain Likely Not Only to Demand Preparation, But That Entire Fleet Be Put Out of Commission.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHl
 LONDON, Nov. ?. - The grand vzier of Turkey has apologizcd on behalf of his government for the Warlike operations of the Turkish fleet under German commanders in the Black Eea but it is stated aa- thoritatively this evening that the Porte will have to go very much far tker than this before the powers of the triple entente will agree to re- sume friendly relations with the Ot toman government. There is every reason to believe that despite the apology of the grand vizier, which it is understood comes from the peace party in the Turkish cabinet, it may rot be adhered to by Envor Pasha, minister of war, and his young Turk followers. France, Russia and Great Britain not only will demand repara- ton for the Warlike operations of the Turkish fleet in the Black set, but will insist that Turkeys entire file 7t, or at any rate the cruisers Goeben, Breslau ad Harmidiehm be put out of commission until after the war, Turkeys security being guaranteed in the meantime.
 The dispatch received from Bor- deaux by the Central News says:
 "The French government issued q statement saying the Turkish gov ernment in reply to the note of the triple entente powers, confined itself tc proposing the recall of the Turk ish warships to the Dardanelles, and expressed a desire to remain at peace with Russia, France and Eng land But in default of the dis missal of the German officers in the Ottoman service the governments triple entente could not hope that Turkey would be able to maintain the passive attitude she has offered to adopt
 This would give Russia such superb ority in the Black Sea there would be no danger of Turkish raids It is sug- gested also that demobilization of the Turkish army be demanded, which would mean that those troops which have crossed the Egyptian frontier must be withdrawn. However, as the terms of Turkeys apology, which ap- parently was made in London, have not been published, and must be con- sdered by the entente powers before an apology is accepted or refused, there seems to be a long way to go before the diplomatic relations between the ottoman government and the allies can be resumed An added difficulty to the situation is that the ambassadors of the powers have left Constantinople which will make it troublesome to as- certain whether the whole Turkish cab inet concurs in any agreement reached Meanwhile report comes from Con- stantinople of the seizure of another Russian steamer and also that Bull garia, which has been asked to choose the side on which she will fight, had commenced to mobilize her second line of troops
 The Ottoman government, not hav- ing thought it to be it's duty to give. by dimissing German officers. sin cerity to it's intentions when re- quested, the ambassadors of France, Russia and Great Britain, in con formity with instructions from their governments, had deman nded their passports from the grand vizier and have left Turkey.
 From the impressions received from Northern Africa it appears the Mussulman government intends in n1