ITALO-TURKISH WAR.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10902, 20 October 1911, Page 4

ITALO-TURKISH WAR.

TURKISH PEACE POLICY. [By Ei.ectiuc TuLKoitAi-n —Copyiucht.] (Pun PitF.ss Assoctatiom.) Constantinople. October 19. Tlio Grand Vizier, in Hio Chamber. declared that the Government's poliov was one of peace and mutual confident As far as the Balkans were concerned, the Government was determined to seek alliances in order to safeguard the interests of the Empire, and meanwhile.m the Tripolitan question to secure a solu-_ tipn most favorable to national interests and dignity. " A Tripolitim '.indictment charges ti:cv laie Hakki Cabinet with seriously weakening the defences of Tripoli, also allowing two hundred starving people to migrate to Tunis through the absence ot relief measures. ■■■■• ... v ■ I The newspaper Jeune Tnrc expressed a hope that Turkey will succeed Ttah ' as a-brilliant-third in the Triple Alliance. v-' Z--*'-'• ' Several attempts ■ having been made to secure' the Sultan's escape, a closer,! watch is being kept 011 linn. Rome, October 19. The Government has ordered foriy torpedoers fipm private firms. Received October 20, at- 0.3 a.m. - . London, October. 19. :>The Daily Chronicle's Constantinople correspondent reports that four .tlidas'and volunteers from Egypt ai'e marching'towards Benghazi under trained, officers. Egyptian sympathisers supply food and'ammunition. ' > Vienna, October 19.-, . It is reported that' when Tripoli and Gyrenaiea are : occupied Italy will, ui. November, .send an ...ultimatuni to • the. Porte asking, it to. accept; the ;sitivatipn with financial compensation 1 . ~ If , r.tfjeijted some of the islands in the iEgeari S&a will be seized, Smyrna blockaded, arid compensation, not only withheld, • but a war, indemnity di'inanded..