THE NEAR EAST.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASNOCJ ITT 1
CREEKS AND TURKS
A PERILOUS SITUATION
PARTS. Jan 19. Constantinople ad\ iets state the situation in Thrace is daily becoming more
pci ilous. The Turkish and Creek forces are facing each other on the Maritzn river. li is believed the Creeks ban 1)0.900 i ll .•; ui i>|>< d men there. Filing has been exchanged between ,'i‘ie Cr “k patrols and the Turkish gendarmes on tlie Ipsala front, while Turkish peasants have tired, on the Creek advanced posts in Boudjnk. TURKS OFFER TO ITS.A. LAUSANNE, Jan -JO. It is understood that in the- event of a rupture at the conference, the Turks Imre aoreed to sign a. separate treaty with the United States, giving the latter more than the Allies have ever demanded. including the freedom ol the Straits for both the warships and merchant. snips of America; oho a complete “open door,” and “the most lavoiired nation” Customs land treatment .while juridical guarantees are to replace the Capitulations. If the l nitrd States obtains a treaty, it lu.ends to model other separate treaties thereupon.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 January 1923, Page 3
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184THE NEAR EAST. Hokitika Guardian, 22 January 1923, Page 3
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