The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1914-11-07
IIEY PEACE
| PARTY OFFERS
| AN APOLOGY
4 Entente Would Require
DismantIing Of Entire
Fleet.
RLlkt IUUNG lUKkS
EAY FORCE HOSTILITIES
eH PASHA, MINISTER OF
Ias IS THE FLY IN OTTOMAN
PEACE OINTMENT.
IOBILIZe TURKISH ARMY |
lien Subjects Of Russia and Great
lpritain Will Remain Loyal to
These Nations.
eH PASHA, MINISTER OF
,R IS THE FLY IN OTTOMAN
PEACE OINTMENT.
bOBILIze TURKISH ARMY
lien Subjects Of Russia and Great
britain Will Remain Loyal to
These Nations.
4 Nexspsper Union New, serrice

N Newspaper Union News Service.
ndon.-The grand vizier OF Tur-
has apologized on behalf of his
nmeut for the warlike operations
be Turkish fleet under German
nanders in the Black sea, but 1t
y suthoritatively that the Porte
hare to 60 very much further
, the powers OF the Triple En-
viii agree to resume friendly
nns with the Ottoman govern.
vas disclosed in a statement Is.
BY the French government that
y, In reply to a note presented
sssia, France and England Fri
greed to recall her fleet from
HAck sea, but refused to dis
ne German officers from her
and, that as 1t is believed she
not maintain a passive attitude
Ht dong this, the ambassadors
De entente powers demanded
Dassports and left Turkey.
re is every reason to believe
despite the apology of the grand
which 1t is said, comes from
lace party in the Turkish cabi.
nd may not be adhered to by
y Pasha, the minister OF war and
Ioung Turk followers, France,
and Great Britain will demand
sfion for the warlike operations
Turkish fleet in the Black sea.
WI insist that Turkeys entire
= ct any rate the cruisers Goe-
feslau and Hamidieh, be put
q commission until after the
urkey's security being guaran.
the mean time.
would give Russia such superi.
the Black sea that there
BE no danger of Turkish raids.
megested also that demobiiiza-
Z the Turkish army would be
aaed. which would mean that
uoops which have crossed the
~ frontier must be withdrawn.
ever, as the terms of Turkeys
q, which apparently was made
aacn. must be considered by
snte powers before the apology
pied or refused, there seems
long way to go before Dip
relations between the Otto
vernment and the allies can
bed.
aed difficulty is that the am |
IS OF the powers have left |
inople, which will make II
some to ascertain whether the
mrkish cabinet concurs in any
mt reached.
ptoblem both for England and
however, is the attitude of
.'slem subjects, who, under Or
circumstances, would prefer |
asht against Turkey.
es war, however, they have
g their flag, as have all other
uoer British or Russian rule,
Is being taken to explain to
~ In this case Turkey, under
sction Of Germany. has been
ressor.
e problem relates to the at
" Roumania, Bulgaria and
Suigaria, owing her existence
"a and being under many OBJ
70 Great Britain, besides be-
1ous OF securing Thrace as far
me Enos-Midia line, which she
srded by the London confer
er the first Balkan war, but
turkey retook when Bulgaria
acked by Greece and Servia,
aormally side with the entente
out objects, political observ-
y out, to fighting side by side
eece and Servia.
however, is expected to ask
= oeinitely on which side she
-, as her mere neutrality, un-
circumstances, appears insult ,
. should she JOIN the Austri-
uermans, Roumania is almost
~ declare for the alkes and
IN fact. it is believed that |