Traveling through Palestine and Syria, U. S. Senator William H. King of Utah at length entered Turkey, visited Konia, Smyrna, Angora, Constantinople. From the last place he began a tour of the Balkans, after many weeks arriving in Berlin where he visited his daughter, Mrs. Carl Fischer, wife of an able secretary in the U. S. Embassy there.
At Berlin the Senator was induced to discuss his peregrinations in Turkey. The irreconcilable, who opposed the Turkish-American Treaty for reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries, was in a critical mood. As he saw...
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