Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-11-21
HORRORS OF WAR
ARE Shown AMONG
GALLANT SOLDIERS
pF SIGHTS OF SUFFERING ON BATTLEFElDS WHERE BALKAN ALLIES
and OTTOMEN STRUGGLED IN DESPERATE FIGHTING over HISTORIC
LAND Of EUROPEAN TURKEY
TURKS BEGIN FIGHTING AGAIN
and Reject ULTIMhTUM offered

Constantinople, Nov. 21.-The Otto
man government has rejected th'
terms offered by the allied Balkan ma
items.
Nazim Pasha, the Turkish command
er-n-chfef, has been ordered to re
sumo operations
The official announcement Of the re
lection of Bulgarian's terms read
"The Port, finding the Bulgarian con
ditions for an armstice unacceptable
has ordered Nazim Pasha to resume
military operations.
Belgrade Servia Nov. 21,-TwentS
thousand of the S0,00O Turks who
defended Monastr were killed OF
wounded in the four days battle that
preceded the capture by the Serviar
army, it was estimated today.
The Servian loss was almost as
great. In the defense of the fortress
the Inhabitants of the city fought with
great ferocity side by side with the
Turkish regulars.
The brunt of the attack on the fort
ress was borne by the Servian infant
ry. The men waded breast deep in
the water OF the surrounding marshes
and took position after position by
sheer dogged determination
London. Nov. 21-Rehable eye
witnesses Of the lighting on the Turk
isl left wing at Tchalalja report that
Il appears to have resulted in the Bull
sarians retiring along the road from
Papaz Burgas toward the village of
Tchatalia, according to the correspon,
dent of the Daily News.
One report says they fell back ten
miles. 1t appears according to this
correspondent, doubtful whether the
enthusiastic descriptions by the Turk.
ish press of victories of the right
wing, We're reliable.
The Turkish losses have been ad-
mittedly heavy, but the arrival of
troops from Syria has further streng-
thened the Turkish defense
1t is also evident that the supply and
commissirat difficulties of the Otto.
man army have been somewhat re-
lieved
Washington, d. c., Nov. 21.--The
Red Cross today received $4,000 from
various sources for the relief of the
sufferers in the Balkan war, making
the total contributions up to date for
that charity S4S,000
WAR
Sofia, Nov 21.--The terms for an
armistice proposed by the Bulgarians
are in no way in the nature of an
ultimatum, according to official cir
cles here. 1t is open to the Turkish
government to make counter propo
sails.
Athens, Greece, Nov. 21.-Greek
troops have occupied the Turkish
town of Florina to the south of
Monastir and cut off the rear guard
of the Turkish army retreating from
Monastir after its capture by the
Servians.
The Turkish soldiers who succeed.
ed in escaping through the Servian
lines around Monastir number about
10000.
Large quantities of ammunition
and stores fell into the hands of the
Greeks when they cut off the rear
guard.
Constantinople, Nov. 21-Nazm
Pasha the Turkish commander in
chief, in a telegram to the Ottoman,
war office today, says:
According to reports Just receiv-
ed, Turkish reconnoitering parties
have confirmed the report that the
enemy abandoned the trenches during
the last three days facing the line of
forts in the zone which they had oc-
cupied. The BQlgarians have fallen
back at certain points as much as
four and half miles from the Turk
ish lines. A number of wounded and
many dead bodies We're found in the
Bulgarian trenches, besides rifles,
ammunition and other equipment"
The sound of heavy firing, presum-
ably from naval guns, was again aud
ible today.
Sofia, Nov 21.-The Turkish
cruiser Hamidiep is reported to have
been blown up by the Bulgarian tor
pedo boats near the port on the Black
sea. No confirmation of the report
has been received by the war Office.
Constantinople, Nov. 21.-Heart-
rendering scenes of suffering and mis-
cry are enacted daily at the Turkish
cholera camp at San Stefano. The
correspondent of the Associated Press
accompanied by the secretary of for
eign embassy and by Major Clyde s.
Ford L. S. A., who is here on leave
of absence, paid visit there today.
Constantinople, Nov. 21.-In an at
tack on the Turkish cruiser Hamidieh,
on the Black sea, this morning, two
Bulgarian torpedo boats are asserted
to have been sunk and two other tor
pedo boats badly shattered. The
Hamidieh is said to have escaped
practically without damage.
London, Nov. 21.-The Bulgarian