Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-11-20
TEMPORARY Peace IS
ARRANGED between
BALKANS AND TURKS
WHILE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AAGGE over QUESTION OF WHETHER
OR NOT TERMS or ALLIES ARE TOO STRINGENT SOLDIERS FACE EACH
Other At WALLS OF ANCIENT CITY AND REST ON THEIR GUNS
OTHER TROUBLES IN EUROPE ARE
MORE EASILY SOLVED AS result

heavy artillery duel in the morning at
Derkos, the Turks assumed the Of
iensive. They carried many of the
Bulgarian rifle pits and threw the en-
tire Bulgarian left flank into confus
ion. When darkness set in the Turk.
lsh troops returned to their cntrench'
ments.
Constantinople, Nov. 20-Heavy
gun firing was audible at o'clock this
afternoon from the direction of Bi'
yukchekmedye at the Sea of Marmora
and OF the Tschatalja Notifications. 1t
1t believed that a Turkish warship
vas firing at the Bulgarians.
Athens, Greece, Nov. 20.-Reports
of massacres of Christians in Jaffa,
Palestine, caused the commander of
the Russian cruiser Oleg to weigh
anchor and depart hurriedly for that
district today.
Budapest, Nov. 20-Servia has
yielded to the Austrian demand that
an official Austro-H Hungary ministry of
foreign affairs should be allowed to
proceed to triZren to investigate the
complaint by the Austrian consul
there that he had been hindered by
the Servians in the performance OF
his duties. This relieves the imme'
date tension between Austria and
Servia,, as an opportunity is now fur
nished for an unbiased examination
of the grounds of the dispute.
Constantinople, Nov 2O,-The posi-
tion at the Tchataja lines was de-
scribed by Nazm Pasha, the Turkish
&C cmmander-in-chief in a telegram to
the Turkish war office timed 1915 p.
IN. today. as follows:
Reports received at this moment
state that the enemy facing our left
wing withdrew completely last night
in the direction of the slopes of Pa
pez Burgas. Our reconnoitering par
ties counted 800 dead Bulgarians on
the slope in the environs of Tchatal-
ia. From their epaulets it was estab-
lished that the dead soldiers belonged
to the First infantry regiment of So
fla. A number of rifles, caps and Of
ficers swords were brought in by our
troops.
According to statements made by
prisoners, the enemy has
been without food for three days and
is retreating The Bulgarians were
unable to carry away all their wound
ed. The morals of our troops is very
good"
Sofia. Nov. 20.-All the reports
from Turkish sources, al /
egng that the Turkish troops had
gained victories over the Bulgarians
along the line of Notifications at
Tchatalja are said to be untrue by the |
war office today.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov. 20.--The Bull .
sarian troops operating before the
inc of Notifications defending Con.
;tantinople at Tchatalja have received !
orders to cease fighting and merely
o hold the positions they have won,
iS uGSOlld tlOIlS nave DeSun lOI tll6 ,
conclusion of the armistice at the re-
lUest of Turkey.
Belgrade, Nov 20.-According to
he latest reports from Monastir the
lkish garrison did not surrender,
1ut fled in all directions, leaving a
arge amount OF war material behind.
n the terrific battle which preceded
he fall of the city. the Turks lost 20
200 killed and wounded and the Ser.
Lian casualties were also heavy.