Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-05-13
OCCUPIED BY TURKS / /.
Ihe Greeks Are Forced to Evac-
n uste Pharsal los.

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Georges Peril.
Constantinople, NAV Z. - Edhem
Pasha, the Turkish commander in CHIEF
IN Thessaly, has sent the following dis
patch to the ministry 81 War. dated
Thursday morning: "The imperial
army while marching to Pharsalos met
the enemy in the villages Of Soubathi.
ssS5ot'uledji, Turcomanli and Landa. After
g severe engagement lastinp15 hours hon
we dislodged them from their positions
and advanced to Pharsaios. which the
imperial army has just victoriously oc-
cupied." HIN. r
VIII Fight TO the End. ssss.ss
Athens May S. Thesintervention
communication from the powers has
not YET. been received. "A It Is said posi-
livery that II the powers insist on the
withdrawal of the Greek troops from
Cete as condition" Of mediation,
1reece Will reply that she prefers war
even l.ss 70 determination. 5z:sss sz ep
Fnarsaios' May San engagement
began early Friday near Velestino and
lasted several hours, the Greeks being
nnally beaten back. They have re-
treated upon Volo, sharply pursued by
the Turks #*s if5aSE 5=}83 1aEE5 %:... "a.
On to Domol<os:
Constantinople, May s.-Orders have
oeen telegraphed to Edhem Pasha to
push on to Domokos Immediately.
Velestino, Mays.-The Turkish forces
have reached the outskirts of Volo. As
yet e's there's the no confirmation ofEthe ru-
mors that the town has already fallen;5
but IN any case its capture is only an
affair Of few hours, as the defenses
on the land side are very feeble. A por-
ton of the Greek forces has retreated
by the coast road to Almyros, from
which point 1t will probably be con,
veyed by sea to LAMA and rejoin the
rest OF the army at Domokos. lib,
Athens, May 6.-The whole length Of
railway connecting Trikhala, Velestino
and Larissa is now in possession ofthei
Turks. The second general flight of
the Greek army now shows plainly that
they will refuse to fight pitched bat
tie, but their method Of con ductinP
a campaign is difficult to- ind erstand.
s3's$ >s,o55smolenslkisa tsSAlmyros.ssss A
Gen. Smolenski's brigade reached
Almyros at II o'clock Friday morning,
after its retreat from 9Velestino. An
other portion OF the Greek forces has
retreated by the coast road to Almyros,
from which point 1t will probably be
conveyed BY sea to Lamia and rejoin the
rest OF the army at Domokos. 1.3.E,s s.
The retreat to Domokos Is regarded
by some as strategic movement die
tated by prudence: It is generally felt
that Gen. Smolenski's defense of Vel
estino has indicated the reputation of
the Greek army and wiped out the dis
grace of Matt and Larissa.
Great skill is displayed in the strategy
of the Turks. -Four divisions Is from
Trikhala and Larissa are being stimuli
taneously concentrated at Pharsalos. 80.
Peril of the Royal Family.
Rome, May 8. Private news from
Athens which has escaped censorship
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