RISING IN ALBANIA
TURKISH EXCESSES DENIED. ' STATEMENT BY THE COMMANDER. Pross Association— By Telegraph—Copyright CONSTANTINOPLE, June 28. Torgut Pasha, commander of the Turkish troops, denies tho stories of inhumanity that have been circulated, and dedans that he had treated the insurgents with the utmost leniency, hoping thereby to secure the return of their allegiance. At tho instance of Torgtit Pasha tho Ma.lis6ari have been allowed another fortnight in which to submit.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15183, 30 June 1911, Page 5
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