The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-25
BELIEVE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WILL GRANT THEM PRAC-
 TicALLY ALL DEMANDS
EUROPE WATCHING AUSTRIA
Now That Servian Trouble Has Been Settled That Country Makes No Movement to DemoboIize
 Army On Frontier.

LONDON, Dec. 24.-Turkisii d5ie- gates to the peace conference, al though they realize that thy must eventually accept the conditions laid down by the allies to bring about in southeastern Europe. are following their usual course of procrastlnation and will take advantage of every diplo- matic device to postpone the inevi- table dismemberment of the territo- ry which has been their armed camp log five hundred years
 Meanwhile, however, the allies are so confident that the peace negotia- tIotls will be in line with their de- mands, that they already have agreed on the boundaries for an autonomous Albania. These boundaries will be submitted later to the ambassadoTial conference which has adjourned to meet early ill the new var.
 The question looming sinister before Europe now is, not when peace will be signed by the beligerents, but why, in view of the settlement of the quarrel between Asturia and Servia, Austria does not demoboize.
 The allies have agreed to propose to the ambassadorial conference the fol- lowing frontier for an autonomous Al bania:
 North along the left bank of the IT. yer Drin, leaving a few miles on the
 eft bank of that river to Montenegro, as it represents the only passage pos sfble from the interior to the sea. The frontier as proposed will follow to the DTin until the White Drin joins the Black Drin. The eastern frontier is marked by the watershed between Al bania and Seryia. leaving to Servia both Prisrend and Monastir The southern frcntier consists of line practically straight from south ltalona to the watershed leaving the town of ErgheTikastro to Greece.
 The proposed frontier between Mon ltenegro and Servia will be along the White Drin. leaving Djacova to Monte negro and passing through the source of the river lbar at spot called Ro- Jas, from where it reaches in straight line to the river Linn, which constitutes the last part of the from tier, leaving the town of Plevlie to Montenegro.
 The Aegean Islands will go to Greece, they having population made up almost entirely of Greeks. But the Athens government pledges the naturalization of these islands, desiring to guarantee to all the pow CTS free passage and liberty of com merce throughout the archipelago.
 Although the Bulgarians asked yes terday to be permitted to occupy ter ritory on a line from Rodosto. on the sea of Marmora, to Midia, on the Black sea, it is believed they will be satisfied to have the frontier start from Enos, port on the Aegean sea. and follow the Maritza river until it reaches q point south Gss II.;sl,!hareas. and then cut acrsos eastward to Mi dia. This line, while it would not give AdrianoDle to the Bulgarians, would prevent it from being a menace in the future. It is proposed to make Salonika and the surrounding territory within a radius of 100 miles neutral undes the protection of the allies.
 The European chancellories are watching with the keenest anxiety for some sign of demobilizaticn of the Austrian forces. With the settlement of the incident arising from the com plaint of ill-treatment by the Austrian consul at Prisrend, and the announce ment by the ambassadorial confer enee that it favored autonomy for AL bania and a commercial port on the Adriatie for Servia every reason for t e Austrian mobilization apparently was ended The failure of that coun- try to demobilize coincides with the announcement from St. Petersburg yesterday of the enforcement of a drastic censorship on news concerning military affairs in Russia
 Moblizations by Russia and Austria have been quite different, Russia nav ing called to the colrrs relatively more men than Austria and also used a diff ferent method in gathering them to- gether. Early in November a draft of 100000 Russians was due to finish their military training. At the last moment, however, they received or ders to remain with the colors. These orders still are in force. and grve Rus sia margin of 300,000 veterans. Aus trias mobilization consisted in the call ing of young men to the colors The Balkan peace delegates are se-
 rene as to the outcome of their nego- tiations with Turkey, but are watch ing Austria with some concern. Is
 she refuses to demobilize the allie
 shortly may ask the reason for the relay.