TURKISH AFFAIRS,
REFORM PARTY EXTOLLED. AIMING AT ORDER AND JUSTICE (By Telegraph.— Prena Association.— Copyrlgtt. (Received t May 7, 8.10 a.m.) LONDON, 6th May. Sir Edward Grey, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, r speaking at a meeting of the Newspaper Society, complimented the Turkish Party on its romarkable discipline and deter- . mination. He believed the leaders of tho party would labour to establish effbetive civil administration, based on • order and justice, throughout Turkey. ABDUL'S GERMAN INVESTMENTS PLACED UNDER EMBARGO. (Received May 7, 8.35 a.m.) BERLIN, 6th May. Leading bankers in Berlin state that tho Turkish Government will be un- ' able to touch tho Sultan's money in-y i vested in Germany. THE NEW MINISTRY. HILMI PASHA GRAND VIZIER. CONSTANTINOPLE, 6th May. Hilmi "Pasha has formed his Cabinet,, which will be constituted as follows :— ; Grand Vizier — Hilmi Pasha. Sheik-ul-Islam — Mollah Sahid, a distinguished theologian of Liberal views. Minister for Foreign Affairs — Rifaat Pasha. Minister for the Interior — Ferid Pasha. Minister for Marine— Vice-Admiral Alif Hikmet. Minister for War — Salish Pasha. Minister for Public Instruction — Naib Bey, a member of the Committee' of Union and Progress. TREASURE TROVE AT YILDIZ. IMMENSE BOOTY SECURED. CONSTANTINOPLE, 6th May. A Government Commission which has beea examining Yildiz Palace, the residence of the late Sultan, has discovered' £450,000 in bank-notes, a rosary worth £75,000, and receipts for moneys totalling £1,000,000 deposited in foreign banks.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1909, Page 7
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