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THE DOWNFALL OF TURKEY. I

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THE DOWNFALL OF TURKEY. I Turkey, by joining arms with Germany, is rushing blindly to its doom. The Allies 1 desired that Turkey should remain neutral I and have resisted every provocation which has | been offered to induce them to declare war 1 against her. The Turks have commenced the | war without any aggression by the Allies. 1 No doubt the Goshen will give the Russian 1 Fleet some hard knocks, and the German 1 officers and sailors who have been transported | from the High Seas Fleet in the Kiel Canal to | stiffen the morale of the Turkish Fleet will do | its utmost. But this long-expected stroke by | Germany will prove as futile as the other I explosion which has gone off in South Africa. | The forces which Turkey has massed under 1 German officers on the Egyptian frontier will i find that our tioops are quite ready for them, 1 while the Russians are well prepared for any 1 mischief in the Caucasus. The projected Islamic revolt against Britain and France has 1 been a fiasco. 1 The Moslems of India are pressing men and | money on the British Government Tunis and I Algeria are quiet and the German intriguers 1 who have keen trying to rouse sedition in I Morocco have been rounded up by the French. | While there is no sign of a Moslem attack | on the Allies it is clear that the entrance of 1 Turkey will bring Greece and probably Italy 1 and Houmania into the field. The war is | dragging one nation after another into its I vortex, Portugal yesterday, Turkey today, | Greece tomorrow, others the day after, and when the inundation has subsided there will be some old landmarks missing. One of them will be the Sublime Porte. —

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