The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-10
TURKEY EXPECTS
To EMERGE
FROM WAR
POWER


tAasoclatcd Press correspondence.
constkutinopic, August fa.-Takinf
u for granted thai Turkey Will emefgs
vicioflope from the present war, .
number Of prominent Turkish nops'
papers have recently occupied thcm.
selves seriously with tho fufuro later
natlonnI relntiorh Of the Ottoman en-.
pife. What the wishes Of Turkey are
IN this respect may be said 70 have
been nhtv cpitomired IN two leadinE
ARTICLES OF the Tanln, a union and
progress daily vftn tendencies Of ~
own even IN these days Of censorship
ana governmental surveillance o. the
prea4.
For reasons none too obvious. the
leaders or the Tanin coupled the ah-
sence Of the German ambassador.
baron Won WaaFeahelm. on a vaca-
tion and the temporary occupancy OF
his post here hy Prince Hohenlohe-
~LansenhurT, with their study OF the.
subject The ranin remarks that
'Baron Won wangenheim. through his
work with the Turkish statesmen,
was an important factor In he ALI
nncr (bctNeen Turkey and Germany)
now existing, and that II would he
too great q task &c enumerate the
tNItN IfNftNN tNMt D@t'H NRh w..
renhciin. owing 20 his remarkable
persplcacity, had come TO know Tur-
KEY IN very little time The Infer
encu ~ thai Ambassador won Wangen-
holm would during his vacation de-
vote much Of has time 70 a further
strengthening OF the bonds between
Germany and Turkey.
Ia the ARTICLES deailng with future
relations between Turkey and ire
countzles on whose side il Is hehtinE.
the rremiees TAKEN are about these;
We are now sharing the fortunes
of war OF Germany and A~ustria-Hun-
gary. what Viii these countries do af-
ter tae war 10 aid Turkey In lis ef-
fort 10 develop economically and In
10 doing become a state whose voice
must be Needed In the future"
WIN great frankncss the articles
complaia that Germany and Austria
Hunenrv have not always been the
friends OF Turkey. Thur Austria
Hungary took considerable territory
from Turkey with the annexation %
Bosnia and Herzegovina while Ger
many permitted the further reduction
o. the Ottoman empire after the late
Balkan war and accepted with com
piacency the Italian conquest OF Tri-
poll which was all that was left OF
the Ottoman empire In North Africa.
An-thtA il * arKpsd. was no dem
onstration OF friendship on the part
Of Turkeys present allies. II " point
ed Gus. however, that there are miti-
eating circumstances. The articles
say that after all there had been no
real understanding between Germany
and Turkey before this war. What
good relatiOns had existed had been
fostered almost exclusively by EN-
peror William and sultan Abdul
Hnmid. With the advent OF conffi-
rational government and the ending
of the Hamidian regime, these rela-
lions had ceased Of course, and the
efforts OF the late Baron Marshall
Won Bicberstein 10 effect an under
atanding between the new regime In
Turkey and Germany. while not un.
successful. had. nevertheless. not beer
brought 10 fruition.
on the other hand, the articles say
Il was n fact that IN the past tn
Turkish people had leaned decidedly
toward Francs and England a tend
ency which hac not favored close
relations with Germany and Austria
Hungary. But the present war ha'
shown that Turkey had had no friend
anywhere In the past. Germany a N
kuetria-Huneary had made no grGa
pretenae that they were Turkey
friends. and France and England
who had avowed warmest friendshi
for Turkey had since then been prov
en- to be anything but that by beln
willing to leave Turkey 81 the nero
Of Russia. II doing that would sery
the Interests OF the tao entente gov
crnmfDts-
With the friendship OF France ar
England dlsnFoven. and with that q
Germany and Austria Hungary q
least based o a community OF In
teresss which would be bound TO en-
dure beyond this war. Turkey was o
necessity obliged to ally herself NOR
CLOSELY yet with Germany and tn
Danube monarchy, by means Of
series 81 commercial treaties which
would be advantageous 10 all con.
ccrned. Turkey hoped soone Of
later % become economically indie
pendent, said the articles. but for th'
time being Il was far from havinf