AN ITALIAN ULTIMATUM.
PREPARATIONS TO OCCUPY TRIPOLI.
ITALIAN ARMY AND NAVY HELD IN READINESS.
United Pros* Aa-ocialicyn—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. ROME, September 28. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Marquis di San Giuliani, to-day telegraphed to Constantinople reminding the Porte that Italy had for many years urged tho endintr of the disorders and neglect which Tripoli endured. Tho exigencies of civilisation made a change vitally important. After setting out ' tho Italian grievances, the Minister added that hie Government hod deckled to proceed with tho occupation, which was the only solution to the problem. Ho I expected that Turkey would instruct its ! Tripolitan representatives not to offer j opposition. Tho Italian Government ! would subsequently negotiate f° r an I agreement to definitely eottle tho situa.j tion arising out of the occupation. A reply was requested within 24 hours.
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14162, 30 September 1911, Page 9
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