Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-02-11 | Page 5 | Murder and Pillage Rife in the Balkans

IlslPILLflGE IfEINJHLMS Role Country From Aegean to Adriatic Is Ripe for R Rebellion. Wkjm TURKS FEEBLE Beni of Police Spying Works Evil in Universities K of Russia. b? frbderiok: WERNER. vKkl Cablo to The Trlbnno. PKRLIN-, fb. JO.-Whlle tle Ricat Bers lii'cdless of their mornl rcspon-Kiti'e. rcspon-Kiti'e. lmve been absorbed In Hi Ke "of diplomacy on l he European bo;ird thliiBS have boon polntr from Afla wori- In tbe Balkans. Tlie new ("nc In Turkey bt-an lmprfnlly Ich. AH H world wondered at tlio Ollmcss villi wliCfh the revolution HrompHsl'- All tho world nd-f, nd-f, tlio wise. cJiSni, tolerant spirit fried I'l Hip youiis Turks in the : of tliMr triumph. feccineri as If the mlrasl" worn goinpr accomplished or tho transfoiinn-i0f transfoiinn-i0f mi old despotism into nn effl-l effl-l modern slat. Alan! thr promise, tftt bright dawn has been kept. jpoJIcd lo po'fin with an empty f, to iipc Instruments corrupted pg reiKM of a ruel and ruth-nnt. ruth-nnt. battling simultaneously with m and reaction, tho Vnunj? Jre slascorln-r to disaster. Their Mis liave vanished in tho welter uslon. ion Extremely Bad. tli"lr policy tn many respects jell" disappointed exportation is - Irur-, but their .UnVuUlr-o were mid the powers of Kuropo. by : the Turkish cni'iln: to be de- of territory In Us hour of ex- p.c!dcd enormously to tbpm. one rmisc and another the 3IL-la 3IL-la Turkey tod;iy is about as bad an In'. Kever slurp the eve of at inv of 1R77 has I ho outlook near east been inor. Kloiny and ins: than at i present moment, uf.i is in a Mate r.f anarehy. In mine llinro Is no sneuriiy for riroprt PHbiso and murder are .he state of North Albnnla Is bhd. In fat. the wliolo country ip Aegean to the Adriatic is ripe cllloii. or Education. Fcvero measures adopted by the minister of Instruction. .M. Kas-purgc Kas-purgc the universities under his ' nil Mh-ral elements has had up effoct upon P.nsslun academic 8crloiiH students who can not police, supervision over their piffer lo go abroad for a unl-rduealloii. unl-rduealloii. Owlnpr to tills cnil-tif cnil-tif student1-", as many as IM pro-nud pro-nud lecturers had to leave the university last year. A similar f affairs has now been rcvealnd sa university, where the financial ts so large thnt a German firm, liart Hiipnlled the university with listruiileniK was only able lo 11 settlement of its account with p of tl'c consul, accompanied by tie tureale, : Surveillance. Jctlclt can easily be explained to In extent, A part of tho uncon-builgct uncon-builgct of the university has been for thu last two Years to ,,ox-mry ,,ox-mry expenses," namely, lo the up-' up-' n crowd of plain clothes pollce-iw pollce-iw uiilos who llll the rooms of ilvcrslty Tho policemen lounge 11 tlio vestibules, keeping a sharp on the professors and students, to lake action when necessarv. ork of the spies Is rather more They liave to be present at all sallierlngs, to force their wnv Into jinst!lu Hons and clubs, visit the P-nts. cafes and theaters In a it round, mid overhear all "sedl- convcr-atlons between students. 1 this is paid for with tlio money