Nov. 1—British, French, and Russian subjects begin to leave Constantinople.
Nov. 2—Grand Vizier expresses regret to Allies for war operations of fleet; Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sazonof says it is too late; Allies insist on reparation to Russia, dismissal of German officers from the Goeben and Breslau, and internment of vessels until end of the war.
Nov. 4—American warship sent to Beirut to protect Christians.
Nov. 5—Authorities restrained from preventing departure of foreign subjects by intervention of American Consul.
Nov. 6—Merchandise in cities of Syria seized by Government officials.
Nov. 11—Conspiracy discovered in Constantinople against Germans and Young Turks; leaders shot; refugees in Petrograd report Christians in peril.
Nov. 12—Military revolt in Adrianople against German commanders.
Nov. 13—Bomb in Enver Bey's palace kills five German officers; Enver Bey unharmed.
Nov. 14—Government issues statement blaming war on England.
Nov. 16—Government denies intention to violate international character of the Suez Canal; Sultan issues proclamation to army and navy.