aug. 28, We printed a letter from an English Diplomat in our issue of Thursday's date in which he showed that there was considerable unrest in the Moslem world and much dissatisfaction with the tactics of the Young Turk party which has held the reins of power in Constantinople since the revolution of 1908 and has during, and since, the war out-Heroded Herod in the callous atrocities which it has perpetrated on the Greeks and Armenians in Asia Minor.
There are not wanting apologists for the Turk. Some them, indeed, bitterly traduce their own country and hurl such epithets as duplicity,'' be-tradal and opportunism at the Government for its failure to conciliate Moslems in India, Mesopotamia and Arabia. It is undeniable that there is, at. the present time, ferment in
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