Turkish-Italian Peace Arranged.

New York Times 100 years ago today, October 16, 1912:
Protocol Signed at Ouchy — Italy to Keep Tripoli and to Return the Aegean Islands.
RELIEF TO THE POWERS
Prospect of Localizing the War in the Balkans Is Now Greatly Improved.
BIG MONTENEGRIN VICTORY
10,000 Turks Said to Have Been Captured — Porte Recalls Envoys from Athens, Belgrade, and Sofia.
By Marconi Transatlantic Wireless Telegraph to The New York Times.
    OUCHY, Switzerland, Oct. 15.— A protocol of peace preliminaries was signed here to-day by the Turkish and Italian delegates, the former accepting the original proposed basis of peace. A treaty will be formally signed here this week.
    The Italian fleet will be recalled from the Aegean Sea and the Turkish troops from Libya.
    Turkey now has a free hand in the Balkans.