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H IHE POINTS
(ontiourd from rtrst page.
II the Near Ka.siern capitals. and
mtie B knowi the dlaposltkma of
v?r. Wl oucfa reports of
Sffht'ng. therefore, need be recelved
h , r ? f .-HUtUin, as It ts not
?jaejBli thej r.- spread and allowed
^ ., abroad from inter
ffXti BBotlvea
Tiie gfbateel atrugfle will be for the
QtMrtv n ' Adrianopie. the capture
fw-hich *'>' tne Bulgarlaaa would laave
roaf. nst.mtlnople. All
trist b known poaltlvely ia thal flght
j,n,!.:?;> between advaace g_trda
^-oceedlng on all the frontlere, No
further ne*v* n;is been recelved as y-t
.,. < - i. reglon, where the
MontenegriTi- have been operatin*
^ainst the Turks.
Bulgarian Concentration.
Afcorrlin? ' n rrT'"rt three
t j rmlea have concen
tratfd at th aa of afustafa Facha
from which the Turka retreat.-d to
Itrlartoplt with entrenchmenta that
itrebh to Klrk-Kllleeh. some thlrty
aeujg east-north4 ia1 of Adrianopie.
K \i{^. m Bofla t<. :i new?
aeenO her. i-.lnitp that the Turks
have hn ? th of Bol
The Turklrdi l rces Baya the dhrpateh.
were8t;i rtweea Kuatendll and
Durnitr-a ' *' " dlatance aouth ut
Ijgj, Bnd ! " ; Lmpartant postliona
cn Mo . and Mo.int Teh.-rnt
scala
A dbrpatch to "Th. Times.'' troir. Sof.a
ftpmU ll . Turka have Bbandoned
ajaitaia Pacha.
The arhi ? froi i of the Barvtan army
}, adviin-iic on the Turkish province
gjroa* llng tO a news agrncy
ajBfBJtcli "? m R4 Icrade
One dlvlaion is marehing toward
Sierdtza nother on Pri.ftina. a third
on the to ' of Kovlpaaar and a fourth
slonr. the railroad from RJatovata to
Vikub
i comblned Bervlan and Bulgarlan
,,?,,? i* ., advanrlng from Knaten
dil. la Bulgarla. tr. the frontler.
gen'ian troops have oocupted the
Turkish rallway three Btationa beyond
Rlstovfttz <>n the way to Vslttib and
several fr ntler rorta have been de
stroyeH )? them.
The whl Ie of the Turkish garrleon of
Beranfl. onalatlng ol four thouaand
regulars and three thouaand hashi
huouks (bTegulara) took fiight ln the
night befOn th.- capture Of tbe town
by the M ntenegrlna aecordlng to an
offlclal diepatch from Cettlnje.
The kft ntenegrlna rmrauad them tnd
took a number of prtsoners and three
fleld guns. The purautt was contlnued
tt/warl Bl
Warship Bloyn Up.
A Turklbh warship was reported
blown up by a mine tr.-day at the en?
trance to Varna Harra-ir It was said
the ship was man'F-iivrlng for a posl
tlon arbei ? ?? tO ?hell the Huigarlap
port.
In Northern Albanla, where the
Turks ard Mont4_4*grtna ar* strhlng
for BBpremao*. there ia a ltill ln the
flghtlng This. however. is regard'-d ln
rnllttarv circles aa only the lull which
precedes the blg storm that arlll break
when the twr, armlea come together
ln the atruggle for the poasesion of
the Turkish town of Seutarl.
Mllltary authoritles expresa thelr ba*
llef that Tl..- Montenegrins have baan
ctaecked both to the north and aouth
of Lake rkutarl, or that they have
faund II nec.-ssary to give thelr men a
reet after ihe atrenuous flghting ln
Which thej have been ContlBUOUBly eri
$rifed alnce the oatbreah <>t hoatllltlea
lt ll also llkely tbat a delay In UMtT
alvanre* r.as been rendered n*-cessary
bf the lack of ammunltlon and pro*
vbJoris wh! h the prlmit'.ve tranaport
arrangements of the Montenegrin
troopB have been tinable to keep up to
tae reo, ilrementa of the army ln the
?M
Greek Army Crossee Frentler.
A dlsratch frvm Athena aaya the
Oreek grm; c(,mmanded by Crown
Prince < oi s';intlne, croaaed the frontler
ln three divisiona, by way of Molunu
P**?. Rr>g*zl and Kouaeokhlro. No re
sbrtance was offered and the Ore.r>kB
occupied rhe town^of Dhamanl, abr ut
twenty n.ilee northweat of Larlasa.
The r;r,,i( Blahop ?f Terkala la for
rrd"R a volunteer legion eompoaed ex
To Build or
Not to Build
P it has any
proper place at
all, vanlty.like
wlne, should
be rese r ved
for social uses.
To put up a
b u 11 d I n g of
your own may
tickle your
pride.
To move into the model plant al?
ready prepared for you. in this won
dertul new industrial city, will in
tteaae your dividends.
**?ny of the most successful con
cerna in America have pocketed their
varnty for the increaaed dividenda,
St?? _*^i*r?."*mes ar? nxed upon the
BUSH TERMINAL directory
Every manufacturer and wholeaaler
wncerely mterested in cutting hia
overhead expensea ahould read our
lE^ii-^ *'To Build or No* t0
jwld. Write or telephone for it to
Bush Terminal Co.
General Ofncee :
100 Broad Street, New York City
f
\ BALKAN MOUNTAIX PASS.
Kistovatz, crossrd bv the Servians in their invasion of Turkey
of Qreek prli ta, * hl. h he
vlll leed t<. bsttli li | ? ?n.
Ifa betwi
tuli : -- mica hav. . ?
ind brl :
rrspb !:? ? ?
Daily Tel. graph" from I
illlK..;
Thr.-e klng.-. and manj piin ?
ictivel) engag. ln the opermtlons
simg Nicholaa of Montenegro remalna
?t 4.i.e fortresfl of Podgoritss directing
ils armies, which are Invading Turk
sh terrltory. Kh l Bui
;aria hfl
he Bulgarlan Oeneral StSff Sl St.ua
'.agoi.i. and Kini Peter of Ben'ls is
,t Nlsh Both . ? part in the
Tganizatlon of thi ... forci s
Turkey and Grei r< preej nt? 1
i thi front by I ? .; rtm n prln* ea
*rlnceaaea nn- working with their sub
ects tn ? are i,,r the '
nlght ln.
Augustinl Birrell, Chlef Becretsry for
reiand, referrlng iu a apaoch st Brls
ol t*. the ?;.r ni tha Balksns. said he
ias sure the tiu ? ?? .- when
nterventlon by the powera would be
ome possible snd sdviaable.
<". F <; Ifsstermsn, ITlnanctsl Be.
etary ef n.*- Treaaury snd one of thfl
nost lmi...rt.,r.i memberi of the mlnla
ry of n..n Csbinel rSflhk, m <<i.- thfl f"!
ouing atatemenl at Bethnsl ?
ast night regmrding th.- wnr:
"This war in th. golng to b**
lUch a blg thlng thal net week *.r th.
vt-ek aft.-r verj fSW peaODsfl |tj this
rouniry will be taking ati>- Intereel In
vhat is going on it. Parllament i am
.ne of the few Engllahmen wh<. hsve
ssen risrht through thi dlstrjcl which
s now the BCei.f th.- WSjr, and 1 SSk
rou to take a aympethfl k vltm toward
bajaJM Who srs listhiing in the *-ause .f
ii,.-!-.. an.l profljreaa an.l who have
>*en sufferlng for yeara owlng t>. th<
nurdera an.l piliage >?( ihe Tuiks.
,niry will sivS Ihem
ome aid 1,1 th>- way of aubflcriptlona
or the wound. d Bulgmiis, Benrla,
Iraieca 3nd liontenegro wflts
ree thlrty y-arH 8BJ0 in th- ltue^<.
'urklsh war, and received 8 88l
iy tho rnterventlon of DtsraeH. H at
he end ->f tbe prenent atruggle there
omes another opportUtllty for our ln
erventlon we will nol OO whfld BTSJ
lone ln 1878?that is to say, *put our
noney on the wrong horse.'"
nARD FIGHTING BETWEEN
ADRIANOPLE AND THE SEA
Cirk-Kiliseh Scene of the First
Turco-Bulgarian Engagement
?Constantinople Quiet.
Constantinoplo, *Ocl V& Heavy f.ghi
: | ..orte.l to have l-.-.-i. ln pmgress
hrOUghOUl the day In tlie reglon ahout
Ctrk-Klliseh, * .....t-northoaatward Of
Ldrlanopie, about flfty miles from the
11a. k Sea. I.arge fdrCSfl w.-re BtlgSged
.n both sldes.
An oflldal report Issue.l to-nlght
avs that the <'r<-k army has attack.-d
he Turks ln the refdon ef aeWuns
??asP and that the battle contlnues.
deluna Pass is on tlie northeaKt.-rt.
rentier <>f ''n-<-<'?- ssd just Bouth of
?.lan-'Tia, Turkey.
The departure from I'oiiHtanUnople
o-day of the Balkan rninlH*>rs was not
ittSOded hv any bostllfl .iem<>n*tratlon.
A Sarafoff. the IMlgarian Mlr.tHter,
,nd M <;r\|.aris, the Oreek Minlster,
?rnbarked an A.isirian-U'.v*l M.-amer*
,?ull,i rfflsjesajtively for Vtatu and the
whltfl DT. J- Nenadov?h, th,
-ervlan rej.r.s. ntative. salled on a Ku
Ii;ini;ir, ateeuner f.-r Kustsa
Doubt prevSUed up to the Ust mo
nent whethc Oreeee taslly woiiM
hrow in ber lot with HeT BsJIUUI al
lea. It ir- an B?QUflJBti01l*bl3 toCt ibat
he Turkish goyernmenl rnade scriou*
rfforta to hav.- OWsece Wlthdraw her
illegsal,.-.- 1.. thfl ....if.'leratioll- H
leems prol.ai.le. bOWOVer, that Turkey
8*3 pmrnpted in thtfl r.-P" t ehlelly bl
i deatra t.. ajats time ln rtew of the
iuierlority of the Un Bfl* Oset i" *''p
tSgean Sea.
Turkey al.v. al the hisl moin-nt
.ffeie.l to Bjfnd i' BBttl mlnlst*-r to
Mh. Bfl OBS who WOUld be more ar
eptal.le to the OreekS than Mukhtar
:l.v but thk BffOI I proved un
auriBBBfiil in wsMftag eff <'r*-e.'e'a dec
aratlon of hoetlUtsSS.
MAP SHOWING POIXTS AI WHICH TURKEY !- BEING ATTACKED.
BuUrarian forew al Kirk KlHaeb; Servlau fon Bl r. ?tlna. No* ' Kuatendil; afontenegrin foreaa at
to north <>f tkrutart.
Bulgarlan pogltlrsn marked nith a aqunre
Kulgnrlan gunlsttal n irk??d ?Ith fl ~!
Si-rvian poHltioua miirked "i'b fl rh
Montenegrin poaitJon marked wll b i cror-a
TURKEY LOSES KOURTKALA
Important Strategic PointOccu
pied by Bulgarians.
s..f!a. Oct Is Th4 I army
I Kourtkala an Impoff
tanl btr.it.gi' polnl ni i M ? tafa
Pacha, wbi.b la ln I Turkay,
-.... ,.? mllea nortbwt ri ol
King Ferdinand'a pro< lamatlon tothe
Bulgarlan nation La ona "f the m...,t
ramarkable documenta of its kln
produi 4-d. it be*jlna wlth i ref<
to Kin^ i'- rdlnai I'i i ? ?? eful n Ign of
twenty-flve yaan ?'?? n ll
hoped that it would h ?.?iiiu.-ii,
? bul iT'-videii..- Judjp d otherwlaa "
?i,,.. raomenl bai corn* when th< B ll
aarian race I* r-aiied upon lo renounca
th, benefita of peaee and lo have re*?ure*
ao itlon of ti.. great
H.-.oicI ?
? dna oui brothi-i in i.i-..mi .....l re
Mtglon hava i I " ;l"':i '
Lhlrty-flVa raara aft*i .... Hbei
obtaln conditlona ol l?f< that an ?
Tb- tears ol the Balkan Blavs and the
groanlm ol mllllon. of i 'hrtatla. a eou -
hoi but Htlr our b.-i.it-. and tb* haarta
,,r our co rellgloi , , , ...
Our lova of P'-ace ls now exhausted. l->
,uccoi tba Chrlal ,,' *
k-v there reraaina to i na othei roeaaa
ti, ii to turn to arma
After tba inaaaacrea of latlp nd Kota
Phana inataad of accordlng Juatlce and
,ai Bfartton. Turkej ordered Ihe moblll
zation of h.-r mlll'.n rorcea '"' ??"?
patlencf has thua been ';.?' "J
Th* I uinanll.irlan aentlmenls Of ' hi.s
tiaiis. the Bacrad dutr of auccorina thelr
brothera whaa menared *,!* ,??*!,,%?:
tlon ar.d th.- honor and dlgnltj 'f,'
garta have Impoaed upon ua Ihe Inipera
, .... ,j ity of calllag lo arma Bulgarla ?
'""our work i* a Juat. a great ?""> ? ;
ona wtb r.vth ln lha protectlon and bup
porl ol th- Almlghty, i brina to th*
...gnizanr-e of lha Bulgartan nation tbal
thli la a arar far human righti
i order the breve BuUjarian armj to
march Mi tO Tmki.li i.irltory PorWBTd
Mny Qod bfl wlth you!
To-day speclal servlces 814 balOfl
b.-ld in all the .-hurehes ol th. klngd.mi
f<,r tb* auooaae ol tbe Bulgarlan arraa
The Queen, the mlnlatara and ..tb.-r
diamltartea arara among the laraje con
igregatlon al tiie Cathisdral arhi i '''?
Dauro" was aung.
Th - grvertiment hi.s ..rdered the Bttl
*arlari Mlnister at Constantlno) 1<- 10
eommuiilcatr- the follnwlng note to thi
i ?tt..ti.aii govtamraaal:
Thc Porta :iot bavlng replM lo tha
Identlc note or the Bulgarlan. Qreek and
Bervlan goveramenta ot Octeber '?'- tbe
altuatlon, whli li bad already beeorm rery
aerioua In con*enueoc* of tha aeli ur* of
Bervlan amrr.unltion and of (Jreek s'ear.i
, n t.v Turkey In deftanee "f Intarnatlonal
.*? haa been mad ? .?? n more ao n i pn
Beouence of Turklah attacks on Bulrarlan
? nd Bervlan frontler gjarda ln riplatlon
oMntTrnatlonal printrlplea. The relatlrma
between Bulgarla and tbe Ottomaa I a
pire are now br<>k<-n O*
Turks raaJdlng ln Bfllsarta who artab
to lc-ive the eoontry may rio so. whlle
thoBC r. iiiaining arltl B8 assured of thi
protectlon r.f the law.
Huehnrrst. ' >' t 1- Tha Human.
anunral haa d.-cid-.i to pmpare tea aaob*
HiziitW.ri three of Its army COTpa
Himianla, It ls believed .Bld<
the sticcesa of the Bulgarlan armtaa vouli
,,. dani:..r4.us te baraalf, aad baa thera.
- ,-. ,|. Id.d t.i abaiidci h.-r wiiltintr attl
tudc nnd to 4.id.r tha aaob_aaUon <=f lha
lst 3.1 and Mi army oarpa itnui. .Hut. Iv
npon HulKaria ga'nin,| an lni|...i t.int vlc?
tory.
*
FRAMCPt ROLE PEL1CATE
To Prevent England and Russia
Adopting Opposing Policies.
j -_t,, 0 t 1s -Ni'? that war In the
l'.alkans has been fonaally begun, the
Prem h pr< in-tatr* ui on tl 11
of acpnrpleti i
I .nn p..vv. r
? tl t the di ngi r of a r- -
? "' ?up
?
war will be short llr I ' ? :-? Ihi
flnan. lal reeo .r ea i t 1 rk* ? nd the
Balkan StstJ i sre llmlted and
i ? ii iigsrlsn front U r
a ahorl from Coi
V<>r thi ae r. - ma th*- dlfflcull .?
aultlng fr -m tha war Bhould ba 83
j... r. ,i \p ? rop up flt a or Bla w>-< ka
fr..in now, snd Pran
? sUles
and friends, and Incidentally t>. | ?
Russls ''tci Greal BiitsJn from adopt
ing opposlng pollciea ln the aerioua
- rlrl.M that hus BjOW ODened.
aii thfl r.Hetve offlcera of the flrsl
rlasa <.f the Auatrtaa armj resldlng In
were orden d '?? da to |oln
th.-lr regimenta nomlnally to psrtlcl
pst? in als weeks* msncauvraa it la
announced si thfl Austio-Hurjgsrisn
ISmbsssy thal tha milltsvry rttuatlon is
auch that th.- Ausirlsn governmenl la
taking OOUBt Of ev.-ry m80 WhO
rtces can be roHed upon, whether iiv
Ing sbrosd er not.
Toulon, Oet, lK- Flve Pniw* wflur
ahlpa hav*. been os^ered to ba h< ld In
raadlneaa te Dfoceed to the Byrkti
should thelr preawnce there be deemed
necessary for the protection -.f Pren< h
, itigena Two Prench warahlpa i
ready stati-n.-.i ofl Um iytkw ?
e
ADRIANOPLETHEOBJECTIVE
Bulgarians Serid Sicge ArtiUery
to Mustapaha Pacha Pass.
Beritn, Oct Is Dtispstchee from
Bofla asy that the Bervlsa troopa whlch
lal.-lv ti iversed the Hulgarian CSpital
;,re now eaat entr-vtlng al Ifeeateodll
?nd at. no, joining the insJn Bulgsnaii
armv whl-h v.lll daveote Its excluslve
attentlon to the greal Turiush fortreaa
of Adrlivnople.
Blege irtlllerj la fldready ea tbe arsy
bfl Mustapha I aha, indlcatlng that the
Hulgarlans cor.t.-mplate USfl redu.ti..:.
Of Adnanople
RIVAL FORCESJ^STIMATED
Russian Experts Put Turkey's
Army at 1,400,000 Men.
[jBj QlhI.- H The Inl.ine. |
st. Peterebuiv, Oet '*K i'u*sian miii
iarv npsjrta, who sre aretl scqualni
ed wlth the strength of th" Halkan
armles. estimate that the alllis CSJI
Best Table Sauxe
Housewives know It for Its
mre quality and riih fiavor.
LEA i PERRINS
SAUCE
tm? onioinsl wosjcieTiaemai
B>?t se?er.nin? for Soupa. Flah,
? oaste, Chopa, Gravlea, etc.
An Appetixcr
hfla |)i:si k>* loBflbsaSBBBsaBtJa.T,
- WO,<MIQ men Lfl the lead, whlle
i ? ? . ;it laaat 1.4<*j,<jou
m?-n.
The movemenl to help the Hulkan
growlojjj and voluntaara are
golng from many parta Ol RUBBla Tho
, tlve and the Minlater of
ind i lommei ?? baa complatad
th.- i f ti inai orting tha man.
-?
IN THE GREEK CAPITAL
Enthusiasm in Charaber at Dec
laration of War.
Athena, < >? : 18 Th4 i..r.icn lilnlater
? ? . -ittlriK .?f tl..- ciiunber nf Deputlea
this aftamoon announced that l;.
rj wai againat Tarkay, 11, id Ie I
? that up tn tl.'- laat iiiiitnent Turk.-y had
il klnde <>t BfForti ani held out all
xnUa i t<. have Greece break
fi .,;. -i. i: .1' .11 ? onfaderatlon.
Pi.-iiiier Venlxeloa read t.. th.- Qeputlea
- leerge ?>'? Ing II ,'t
th.- Buffeiinga of then- oppreeaad bretbren
had foread lha Balkan btatea to a ra*
couraa t-> ann.- Tb.- Premter also read
,i telegram from Crown Prlnee I'onst.m
Hne reportlng that tba Qreek army had
. nten d Turklah t. ? r r 11 ?. r %
Wh n tbe Pramlar bad conelutM tba
. ? ,,r w.-r announoad th.- departura
..f the Cre.-k ii. ? t M- aald It waa the
<,-;,- c,,,.,t aieh ,,t the 04reeh saib.rs tn ra*
tha Turklah Beel leave its m..nrings
\n id cheering the president of the
Chamh i ask.-.i tha parmbaleii <<t the
Daputlea to scnd Kreetliikrs to the lejrls
Lattva rhambera <>f the -lin.s. now thnt
.ir.- roarlng in tbe name nf civill
I zatlon and Christlanlty ls at war sgalnst
l barbarism."
Klng lleorge and Premler Venlzelos paid
' n vlslt to the shlps to-day In Phaleron
Bgy before the ll...t w.-lr-hed anehor. and :
| were enthuslastlcally acclalmed.
All the retall etorcs In Athens closed
| and the o.ople fiocked to-day to the
(hurches to attend a ."perlal Te Drum
ur. tea
WASHINGTON INFORMED
Greece Makes Formal Request
for U. S. Neutrality.
Washlngton, Oct. ls.--Fo-mal notlce of
the Balkan war came to the I'nlteti States
to-day In a note pres. nted to the BtSti
Department by the Qreeh government. re
qiiesting thia eountry to malntaln a n< 1
tral posltlon ln the confllct.
The note was unaparlng ln Ita crltlcism
of Turkey. It eai.l anaicliy prevails ln J
Turkey, dTasturblng "the aecurlty ef thfl
neij-his.ririK klngdoma," and dcariared that
the t'orte in lt.4 answer to the expressi.m
of the ci.ll.-ctive will of Klirope demand
Ing reforms had fallen back upon Its old
course of BBSklng piomlses, wlth no gu ir
antee of their fuhllsaeni Although from l
fJaSfl bO time (iurlna; the last tliirty-r..-v.-ri
yeara, tho n*,t.- added. fl?>ereefl i?f reforBa I
hav.- h...m madi by th>- fljultan, they have
i.d to no amaliorathxi of th.- '*mlaorabta
exhatenca" of tbe compa^rletB >>f tbe
Hre.kx BulSMieUU an.l S.-rviar.s wlthln ?
thfl Turki- h li.'iiiaii..
The Btate l>-partiii^nt als<? wa.s raSsinit
ed that Oreeoa'a d.cla.utloii of war
Bgslnst Turkey aras In ac.erttenea arltb
the terma of the Hsgue Conventten of
1337, and that full protection will be ac
corded to rtotvcombatanls in QraMasa
TREATY FINALLY SIGNED
Turkish and Italian Plenipoten
tiaries Con-rratulatod.
Ouchy, Bwltserlausd, Oct 18.?The J
flnsl .ir.it't of th.- treaty of peace be
tween Turkey snd Italy waa Blgned st
;; .'{'? o'clock thta afternoon.
Just prtor tn the slgnaturo of the
tr.nty by the Italian and Turkish dele
gates a number of oflteisls from the
Hwiaa Forelgn < imv*- . rrlw.l st th>
l.i.rel and exchangad . ongratulatiotis !
w ith the plenipoti ntiarlea on th..- com- j
pl.tii.n ..f what will be l.riown In his-.
t.iry as the "Tn-aty of Lnuaanne."
The treaty conslsts of alevso srtlcles.
In the tirr-t artlcle the two goYsrnmentfl
engsge to take Immedlsta Bteps for the
? > asal lon of ho.-t
The w cond provi.l.-s that Turkey !
shall Immdlatel) ca.ll her troops and |
? ivii functionarlea fr-.m Trlpoll aud
Cyrenalca, snd that Itsly sJiaii do Uke
arise In tho Isienda Bhe has oa^upied ln
th.- JEgtmh Sea lt 1* jiiovlded, h'.w-,
evei thal tha evaeuatlon <>f theae isl-I
snda ahall only follow tbe Turkish)
evaeuatlon of Trlpoll snd t'yrenalca.
Th.- third artlcle providea that pris
oriers of war snd hofltsgea shall be ex
cbsnged as apeedlly aa posslble.
In the fourth STtiCle Italy agrees to
a full smneety f..r the peonle of Trlpoll :
and Cyrenslcs and Turkey makes ;i I
simllar engsgetnent as to the people of
the .-Kgean islands.
The flfth artlcle prorldeB that ,aii
- aud convsntlons between italy
and Turkey exUUlilK bjefOTJ HW *?*?""
shall r.main In fSrce.
In the sixth artlcle Italy engages to
oonclude wlth Turkey, when that eoun?
try renewa ber .ommerdai treaties
with other powers, B treaty of com
tneri a on the aauns bssta as those with
the other Europeaui powers. "That ls
tO siv," th"' artlcle de.'lares. "Itulv
eonsenta to SlIOW Turkey ful! ecotiorilc
Independence and the rlght to act in
commercisl snd custoens msttera liks
aii other Buropeen powers, without
belng tied by CSPitulstlons or other
exiating scts."
it la i r..vnieii. however, that the
above shall be effecttvS only when tho
other puwera agree t<> simllar treat?
ment Of Turkey. Italy also agrees to
6S lncrease Ifl . ustoms duOflaj by Tur?
key of from 11 10 II per cent ad va
lorem end the estabiwhment of *
monopoly or surtax on petroleum, clg
aretti paper, matchee, alohol and
playlng cirds lf the dutlea ure applled
to iranottstkMM from other ootsntiies,
|n th*- aerentb artlcle Italy agre?a
to BU| preae Italian postofllces ln the
uttoman Emrdre when the other pow?
ers do Ukewlsfl.
In vlew of tha Porte's lntentlon to
negotlate wlth the srreet powers to dls
eontihue tha refljhne <>f capituiations
and reptace lt Wlth a reglme of lnter
national ISW, Italy, Ifl the etghth ar
ticle, declsrSfl her readlness to glvo
full and fllnceiS BUPPOrt tO the project. I
Ip the nlnth artlcle Turkey agrees to i
relnstate Italians employed in the
Turkish admlnlstratiou prlor to tha
war and with the eamc rlghta they
would have enjoycd lf there had befn
no interruption ln thelr *ervlee.
ln the t.nth article Italy engag-s lo
pay aaaaally t.> the Ottotaan public
debt a sum equal to the av.:age reve
nue f..r three years j r. <?.ding thc ?ar
recelved by the public debt from
Tilpoli and Oyrenaica. Such aum. it ia
piovided. shall be DOl leaa than l!.<K*?,
(M10 lirc (?44*>.<HN)i. Kither party ahall
have the rlght to demand a .nmrauta
tiun of this aobuity by .apituiizing tha
amount at 4 par ci-nt The two pow?
era will nan)4' th4- iomml?sl.incr3 to
agree up.in thr- amount of the annuity,
and ln case of a disu,r.-ement b< twoen
th.- cmmissfoners ^mvlsion ia made
for arnving at this sum by arbltra
tion.
Article etavar. proylaaa that the
treaty shall b.-i mc effcctlve immedl
ua 1-. it is idgnt-d.
__? a)
GUGGENHEIM CN BALKAN WAR
Says Powers Allowed It to Start?
The Copper Outlook.
Daalal Oinieaheliii preoldanl ot tha
Aaaaaicaa Bmelt?g and BeBntng Corn
heay, \Oi<> errivad hen- ysaaarday on thi
Mauretania after a ftr? months' stay ln
tCurope, ajtpraaaad th* bsflaf that the
o.m.iiercial future Of thc LTnlted S'atea
w:-s ulsolulely settled by th- .-um crop
and that Immeillat.- pn.sperlty was eer
taln. On the sltuation Miatsd Bf tho
Ualkan war bt sul.l. in part.
So far ns the copper market is o?8V
-.-rn. .1. l feel certaln tiiat th ? Balkan war
*lll not depreaa It. The people of tbla
ountrv shoui.i not t.ii?- tiie Balkan arar
too aerloualy, .-xeei.t from a huinanltaiian
standpolnt. Th* ?rar between ituly and
Turkey nas ,i very BorVou* aaattar. be
ii the Turka could hava oontlnuod it
inderlnltely. Tha war would Rnally hava
,-. ii .. Bertoua draln on the rweourvea ??f
iiaiv. and there Ib bo Europaen i.ower
that would have dared to Inti rlera with
jtiti\ becauai ol the'lrtpartlte Bffranga*
betwa n Oermaay, Praace an.l Aaa*
tria.
Mv lnfnrniatijti I* from the highest
,.,.,,,. thal the ? ntente cordlal betweea
France, Ruaata and Kngland never was
ln surii good ...nduioti aa at tha pr-sent
nn, ; and if theee powera had <i.-aired
? . could have preveoted the Hilkan
w.ir II waa dectded that, In rlew ol tha
endlng of th.- [tallan-Turkleh ?ar, ll waa
ln tne baai Intereota of tha dvlllaad
a-orld to ailnw th. n.-iikau Btatea to go
t * war -md realia*) ih.- Beriouaneafl ol itml
Ing the wherewltlu*] for trarrylng on their
.;, i . gna Th.- ESuropean dlplomata have
obeerved the w ir cksud gatherlng In the
Balkana Ior y.-ars, and th-v ar? now
: lady for tbe altuatton Tba awkana are
Bo lnng.-r the ilr.br.?ii<ls which mlght
plunge K'irop. Into .. x.-n'-rai war. B/haa
ulnched llnaneea ai fell tha BOW4ira arlll
i a ready t.. atep ln and i.nro.- about a
s.-ttl. in. nt of th.- Halkan sltuation which
will laal for yeara to come.
Mr. Qtlggenhetm said ln regard to cop?
per:
The trouble wtll be to prevent a run
BWay market. We Will try to avo.d it.
bul oonaumera tnuel rn.t furKei that labor
tmublea and atrlkea hevi led to a cur
tallment ..f the outpllt.
TRY TO EMBROIL RUSSIA
St. Petersburg Press Stirs Anti
Turkish Sentiment.
[By Cabla t.. T;.e Tribune.)
Copenhagen, Oct. 1K ?Prlvate dis
I at.-hi-s Crom St. I'etcrsburg aay all the
Rueelan Nationallst newspapers are
working up a bltter fe..-ling against
Ttirkey ;ind Austria for the purpo^e of
compelllng the Czar's government to
take part in the war and help the Slav*
ln the Halkans.
ti ?? gervinraaaaat is aupisnaad to be ua*
willlng to gu to war, but some thlnk It
may not be able to rsalsl tha demand
of the people for actkm. An extranrdi
nary Cablnet councll was h?Id In the
Orar'a palaffi to-day to disrtiss th>;
hltuatlon.
ASKS EXTRADITION IN VAIN
Oermany Charges Amerlcan in
London with Fraud.
london, Oct lS.-Kxtradltioii to U.-r
many of an Amerlcan nam.-d Major Vlc
tor Cartcr Weat was refuaed to-day by
the Judges of the Klng'a Hench Dtvtsion.
West had been charg.-d at th.- How
Street PoUi a Court wlth ..btainlng mon?y
by fala? preteucs in I i.-i ni.u.y by maklng
c??rtHin repres.-ntations ln rejjard to ihe
promotlon of a Callfornla oil company,
and the police court maglstrate had de
ejaad la aatradlta him at the raajaaat ai
the O.-rnmn authoritl^s
Thla .Wlslon was r.-vcrsed to-day on
appeal, the Judges de, Idlng that tb.- .-vl
il.-ncc was Insufflclent for the commlttal
,if West fnr trlal and that there waa n<>
testlmony to show that he knew the r?p.
r.-s.-ntatlona he mad- were fulse.
AUGU8TUS JAY EXONERATED.
|By T.l.-Krapti u, Tha Trfl*B4**.l
Newport. H. I.. Oet H The 881*8888 haa
noaerated AaanBttua Jay, arhaaa aattaaaoa
blle so Injured a man that death resulud.
The
Electrical Exposition
and Automobile Show
Closes.
Don't miss this great Exposition
See
Battleship Blown Up by a Mine
U. S. Soldiers and Sailors on Duty
Powerful Wireltjss Station
Chickens Hatched by Electricity
Silk Loom Weaving HandkorcJiiefs
Many RemarfobleThiiigsDone by Elajjctricity
A Multitude of Exhibits Intcreating to
Everybody
New Grand Central Palace
Oct. 9?19
LaxingtoB Ava. and 46th St.
11 A-M-to 11 P. M.
The New York Edison Company
30 Years At Your Service

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