| Show = EUROPEAN COHCEBL poitrs Disagree Regarding Occnpa tlon of Ttussaly flRErCE IMimUIMJ FOR WAIL 77 Ill Grand Vizier 11ireateni to Jill Vales the I rattan inn s the Iovrrf LoNDON May 20 me J thcam air iponJent of theTimes sayil It N l poD believed that complications bal itlien owlnf to the dvoccy by or the powers Including Buesloj mine TheFaIl J Ol I a fuiklili occupation I til Theisaly until the Indemnity Is I paid and to Englands firm resistance to such a project I Toe Greek governrosnt b preparing I probsbld renewal ol the war far a 5 I The Constantinople correspondent I i cl 1 the Blatdard ayit The grand vizier on Saturday presented a report > to the sultan urging thai the whole ol Islam vii firmly determined to retain Thee solve wfnut Your mrjasty praYed < victorious lu Armenian and oilier matter when you firmly refused to bo dictated to by Europe Tbert Iota you I bould be equally firm on till occasion occa-sion Hut II my views un not palatable palat-able to your majesty I bee of you to accipt my resignation It now appear that the armistice wi originally three day oulyand nothing buIlD energy ol the postal I secureo an extension fur a fortnight A dltpaton to tbn Mall from Vienna joys the Turkish Iovorllmol his mobilized 50000 additional troops whlcb are now ready lo advance Into Tnettaly and that toe government Is making active preparations for a Turkish administration of the proVince pro-Vince OEHMANYS ATTITUDE CONSIAMTINOM May 20 Tbe wllhJrawal of Germanys objections to the collective note ol the powers on tho subject of the terms of peace be tweenlutkey Bad Greece was due to the representations which the powers especially Jlmsla made tn let 11U Itantlemedultion Uormuylo addition to Objecting to signing the note until Greece cunavnt I eu to abide by the terms agreed upon 1 objected I to tile Indemnity olauaebelng i I opposed 0 the principle of Indemnity telug 1 settled for Ibm and on the bl u1b 01 the prepaus resources ul Uretce This altitude upon the part 01 Germ Ger-m y la attributed to a desire to rearrange re-arrange the Greek finances In a man nor giving better security to the Use man bondholders The adhesion ofQorminy to the action ac-tion ol the powers In tills respect has greatly relieved the altualloo Iba collective Dole ol the powers presented yesterday lo the Turkish governmenti besides proposing couill lieu for permanent peace tolweou Turkey still Greece concludes with I vlilmt the Porto tp negotiate with the imbassaiiors with reference thereto The reply ol the government ol Turkey Tur-key la I momeutarllly expected OEM JULES GOES TO ATHENS CoNETAHTlNOM May GOo I Noliou A Milec will Jolt the Unite I mites I with the intention I ot Observing I touGrecolurklsh I war started yestei only for All I One I with his suite file I general baa abandoned his proposed trip 10 Thly I Oipt G aBcrlven USA United Btatei military nllscne at Koiue who i IIII i r bV was recently appointed to fill the poof po-of military attache at Con 30Ilnople as wells leaves this city for fnessnly tomorrow ALU 1HEDITKD BV AN ITALIAN AIIIENB May 26Ao exciting I scene uots Well at Ibe ministry 01 I marine < lY Bliinor dl lojlcc the Italian socialist leader rudely accost fU anti Insulted M Ralll the Greek premier The latter summoned tile police and had DiKollcu put on board an Italian Ironclad lying oil the Pleasure with a request that be be not allowed to again 11 loot lu Greece When 11 1 Felloe was being ODD dud to the Piteous to be placed onboard on-board the Italian warship n number I ot the Uarlbaldlani attempted to lei me him and a tree tight ensued In I which a soldier and a civilian were I severely wounded A a icon ai he was on board the Ironcld DI Fllci ws llboratou at the roquIOI tile Italian minister ou his I mf oljrmu quit Glenna with but pro klllK Iou Inclobl |
