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THE TURKISH HAND AT BAKU.

PERILOUS POSITION OF ARMENIA.

The Times correspondent at Constantin. ople wrote on Alay 6th. -

The latest news from Transcaucasia, though scaly, given the impresion that the revolution, at "Haku was the work of the pro-Turkish Ittihad Party, acting in coliusion with the naval and military forces of Soviet Rasia The members of the Mussayet Party appear to have fled from the town, which is reported to be quiet. It is garrisoned by 6,000 Russian Red troops and a relatively small local force, the bulk of the Azerbaijan Army having boun, sont south to fight the Armonians

Nuri Pasha, baving to win the Daghes tan mountaineers to the Turco-Soviet cause, has returned to Baku, and is baloved to have thrown in his lot with the's Soviet: Government of Baku" over which i proudes Chief Commissary, Narimanoff, and to which Turkish, adventurers are likely to give support.

About 20 British, including members of a small naval mission, wore in Baku at the time of the rovatation. They seem to be well-treated, but are under surveillance, and, according to a Trans-caucasian rum- war, will be held as hostages pending the release of the Turkish Unionists interned at binita.

Meanwhile the situation of the Erivan Armenian) Republic is most-perious unloa it can compoun with Moscow and the Soviets. The Baku revolution occurred while the Armenian and Tartar delegates. were conferring at Tulis with the object of ending hostilities at Zangezur. It was' followed by two ultimatums, addressed, one from the Soviet Government of Baku, the other from the South Russian Soviet Gov- ernment (whatever that may bo) to the y Armenian Republic, summoning it imme diately to evacuate Shusha and Zangezus, couched in terms that only admittel of a negative reply.

As official state of wur now wrists i twoop Armenia and Aberbaijan, and, the latter State, baving recently bought up for derisory sum the entire, armament, in- cluding great quantities of ride ammuni tion, from the surrendered Denikin feet on the Caspian, are better supplied with war materia lp the conditions it is probable that Kazim or Karabekir' forces will shortly attack hars and Ardahan from across the Turkish routier.

The latest developments suggest that the Moscow Soviet, having deluded the Armen. 1ans with peace proposals, will now hand them over to the tender mercies of the Turky and Tartars, in pursuance of their "Pau-Islamic intrigue. To the internation aluing among the Soviets the strong nationalism of the Armenians is doubtless! abhorrent. To Nationalist Russians DỂ) the type of Bravice, who is working agains Great Britain in the Middle East in a fashion which suggests that between the old Tanrist and the modern Bo.shevist policy in Asia there is little to choose, an independent Armenja is an obaticlo. Therefore it is very possible that the next few months may see the renewal of the campaign to the extermination of this.us. happy rice under the auspices of Moscow, Baku, and Angora (the seatre of Kemal's

ationalsis).

Meanwhile the Georgians show signs of uncertainty.

On the one hand they are arking preparations to meet the Soviet attack, on the other hand, their annoyance ut their failure to obtain Batum from the Entente Powers renders them liable to the influence of anti-Entente intrigue. The recent destruction of the Kobuleti bridge "on the railway linking Batu with the Transcaucasian line certain.y suggests the presence of pro-Soviet torces in their midst. We may pay dearly yet for the premature abandonment of Transcaucasin.

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WORLD'S CUSTLIEST HAT. REBUFF TO AMERICAN MILLINERS.

Members of the Milliners Jubbers' Ass- ciation of America are a tritte upset by the receipt of 'hote from M. Jusserand,

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Washington, politely set firmly refusing the proposed gift or 11,000 hat specialty designed for 3tme. Deschanel, wite at the President of the French Republic. The chapeau ex- traordinaire, which was subscribed for by 20,000 members of the association; was designed as a tribute by the milliners of America to Parisian eroative art, and wri a wondrous and gorgeous affair, consisting of vari-coloured allas and bite Paradise plumes, each costing about £100. After The hat had bean bait" and pictured in every jourani in New York Mr. Henry Herahard, president of the association, according to veracious newspaper reporter sent a nice, efubby little cablegram to M. Deschanel as one president to another," aking there were any barrier, to bis ending the creation to Madame, charges pieka and wins the bli

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after a song silence Mr. Bernhard sent unofficial cablegram to the Tumulty of France"Mr. Tumulty in the genini Irian-American majordome at White House who, we are told, responded in the name of the Society for the Prevention of Uraelty to French Milchers, quot.ng four- teen points of 'argument for the rejection of the offer, the gist of which was that an Paris was the centre of hat stylo, & bad Precedent would be established if the Ame rice gift were accepted, and that Parisian millinors could see ad sense in

sending as-it-wore" coas to Newcastle." •Off cially M Jusserand informed Mr. Bern- hardbat President Deschanel joined with the association in hoping that in questions both of art and trade the two countries will more and more work together to their common advantage, but that it was not. possible for Madame Deschanel to accept any gift of value In revenge for the action of the French midliners in" placing. the thumb of derision to the pose of Beoru members of the assiciation plan to "build" twenty-four of the finest creation, of the American Billinèr's ́art; and, placing them on the heads of two dozen of the most beau tifal Parisian girls, to ronduct 3 "milin ery fashion parade along the Champs Elvetes,-Rus-de-Pair-Boia da Boulogne- "and" wind up with a grand faraweli torchi light procion through the Arc de Triomphe,

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