New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
E|'nyer Paslla,
had Man Of
Turkey, Slain
e.,,,,er War Minister Found
head in Eastern Bokhara;
Had Been Stabbed in a
Fight With the BcIsheyiki
] Foe of Armenia
bsssed of Killing Millions; !;
Vas Condemned 10 Die
it Sultan for His Grimes

xoscow. Aug, II (By The Associ-
Press Enver Pasha. farmer
ss,siss Minister of War and recensly
.ssf antagonist 60 Boishevik rule in
!, Transeaacasass was found dead on
!. hAtsleheld in Eastern BoSkara, ac-
.,,s5ar 10 adviees received by the
4 ...rrsent here to-day Envsr PasEa
3. a.siged In British uniform waen
s..aa lie was stabbed fve lines on
/ ,gsust IN fighting sga.nss the Boil
sheviki,
rsver pasAa was for years one of
b.. mass rnaautic and picturesque
srares is ire Ottoman Empire. He
.ss 81 oae IT sas moving spirits in the
rssdgat;oa wkich extorted constitu-
Inn from Abdui the Damned, and
s.slIs Ii became one OF the most in
,saess 81 all The inearnate iiends de.
..le,sa IN the Wogad War, mis- spe-
81 setng the determination of tne
synusasa nation,
gIs marriage to the eighteen-year.
Il aaEghter of the late Prince Sulei-
,tn enc of the younger brothers OF
4 lkssal Hanid, took place in 1911
i ;s-ar as the time was major and
1 sfl iaaye of absence from his post
i military attache OF the Turkish
khassy IN Berlin. Although the
ssest o.fices were Dlaecd within mis-
i ~ and he could then have had the
sfsolio Of minister or the grade
general he refused even 20 be a
ssueI and returned TO Berlin at the
asratien of his leave.
4 gsen Abdul Hsmid made the at
saut 10 recover his autocracy which
j s,ss.sed ia his deposition Eavcr has
sd 10 Salonica and assisted Shefket
J pssSa, she generalissime. in placing
I I ELsnniea v en- the throne, ag4in re-
,rpire cuictly to mis- duties at Berlin
& sbon IS his work vas done.
Blsekea Progress of Italians
Esser's pert in the war between
4 ,srse} and Italy was of more than
] ,sssins Importance to his country.
E1y IN the war he made his way
ar,ash Egypt in disguise and got to-
8 v.tsef al Tripoii some $500 Turks
! al 5000 Bedouins, who for a time
4 awsea the progress Of the Italians
3 fssn Dsnghazi This made him more
s s.r ever a fayorite with the Young
d IsfxS
& sseutmeht against the peace poll
8 is Il the Cabinet Of Kiamil Pasha
aw Enyeg with the Young Turks a
sasse to come into their own once
ass sitter the first Turkish reverses
81 he hands of the Balkan allies.
8 EvH With a force succeeded in gain
81 II entrance to the Grand Vizierate
& Il iss %, 1918, where Enver was
81 sli aaaa with q revolver by Nahz
B BsS ada to Kiamit Pasha. There
f wss tsea some prom.scuous shooting,
nd Essini Pasha, Nafis Bay and Cap
4 tsla 7vsak Bey were killed The Cab
hs Of once resigned and Shefket
4 pssas beaded The new ministry. En-
Hf sas made commander sin chief of
staruy.
q atisg the Balkan war Of 1918 En-
Es teok force Of 10000 men with
Il aiE and promised to show them to
Rseiy against the B,;lgarians. The
Nsps embarked in boats from the
xta shore of the Sea of Marmora,
e the boats were so unseaworthy
tat s~o Of them were lost. They were
ssTpflsed BY the Buigars while dis
ssarking, and many were killed. En-
i Y then became extremely unpopular,
81 When he returned to Constantine
his own soldiers sought to kill
a de took refuge in the Sultan's
Il Turns German .igeat
3 Il the outbreak of the World War
lFsr pusied himself as a German
sfi N influencing Turkey to join
~ Middle European powers, and it
q e due to him more than to any other
HI that the Ottoman government did
.Q Itself with Germany. During that
H. ne, Djemal, and Talaat formed a