The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
TURKS SAY ALLIES
HOPES ARE DOOMED
Balkan Coup Interpreted as
Crushing Blow to British
Aspirations.
G\LLlpOLI + VI TOMB
ss,cili Correspondence to TnE srS.

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iovpox. oct. 30.-The Journal de
ceusre prints an account Of a debate
6, INC ottoman Parliament during which
iii. President. HALL Bey. delivered the
following srcech
AT the time when the most serious
engagements were taking place in the
pnrdancllcs and IN Gallipoli ! was in
J.rlin was there able to realize per-
sonally the feelings of high and sincere
,dmiratIou entertained by our allies for
me extraordinary bravery with which
terrible attacks were repulsed by u
rmlps. The German nation publicly
congratulated their Government, which,.
a, A time when We were despised by
me smallest nations, was proud to sign
an allauy, with us. That alliance car
rt.. with II obligations for the distant
fu,ur, and unites in "a sincere and un-
shakahlc friendship three great armies
and three great nations.
9TH. cannon which Numbered on the
Danube will soon be heard again IN
greater force and VIII create in the
balkans an important sector In connec-
ion with the war After the reestab-
lshment Of communications, which will
take place within a brief space OF time,
our army will Ice in "A better position TO
,ulnl it, mission on all the fronts. and
IN irresistible fashion. The hopes Of
he enemy are forever destroyed as re-
cards Constantiuople and its straits,
and can never he renewed.
piow to british Domination.
"The most important result OF this
war Is that from the North Sea to the
Indian Ocean a powerful group will
lave been created that will be ever in
opposition TO Englich egotism, which
has been the CaUsc of the loss of mil
Hons Of human lives and Of thousands
Of millions In money and will act as "a
check on Russian pride. French re-
yanche and Italian t~raachery. In order
10 se,Ur, his happy result the Turkish
nation will be proud to submit to every
.art II sacrifice" The President o II
GUIDED MS speech 10y eulogizing the
memory Of those who had fallen in the
var
Euytr paSha. Minister OF War. said /:
1--WE did all that was possible to keep
the peace. The first cannon shot fired
rs the Russians In the Black Sea con-
PEELED Us to take part in the war. We
saw at once that our enemies n long
been contemplating the invasion OF our
territory. The Russian offensive. which
began with the first cannon shot in the
Jau.asIs, seemed at one time 10 be
progressing, hut a month later by our
counter attacks we pursued tn" Rus
saus onto their bwu territory and
succeeded In placing their army beyond
Tie power Of doing NJ any harm.
Meanwhile important events We're In
Preparation I'm the bardarelles. bat first
II an We undertook the expedition
against Egypt After VT had made the
leccssarv preparations for this expedi-
ton. which WAS considered until then
!mpractluah.r. We traversed the Sinai
L-uirsut and occupied the territories
n IN. ir'ghhlrhDCd OF the canal which
were cons deTcd Indispensable for fu'
,urr operations, This operation fully
persuaded u, that AN expedition against
Egypt was possible and that 1t would
b. crowned with complete success.
Ia the interval the AnglO-French fleet
delivered one or two small attacks upon
,hc Uardaurl,es. The outlying forts,
which h1v, no military value, were ST.
'ercei a''.r having offered an uneN-
r5'ei resistance. on March Is the en-
.ny. encouraged by AN EASY success. al
'a.krI On" straits with IA fleet that was
'oputed To- be invincible. but with the
'elp %. Allah We sank II portion of this
1eet, thus compelling the beaten As
sAlaut, to retire.