Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Wounded Reach COnstantinOpIe FIVE THOUSAND DISABLED TURKS ARRIVE A DESPERATE. BATTLE
 
Such Are the Indications, Though De- tails Are Laoking-More Unreliable Reports From ConstantinoPle.

London, Nov. 1-The perplexity arising from the policy of the gov ernments engaged in warfare in south eastern Europe in totally excluding newspaper correspondents from the scene of hostilities is more pronounced than ever tonight.
 Unreliable Reports from ConstantinopIe
 An extraordinary series of des- patches from Maxim Pasha, the Turk ish commander in chief, claiming that the Turkish army had recaptured Bunarhissar and was still holding it's own against the Bulgarian advance were published in Constantinople to- day. In the absence of independent testimony however, various Aassump- tions as to the accuracy of these tele- grams are possible. They may be be- lated despatches referring to earlier stages of the struggle or misrepresent- ations for the benefit of the Turkish population. On the other hand, they may mean that the Bulgarian victory was not so complete as reported by Sofia or possibly that the nine di visions of Turkish reserves, the re- ports of yesterday said had been or dered to the Turkish center, may be holding back the Bulgarian advance. 5000 Wounded Reach Constantinople.
 Except for the general statement that the T urks were retreating on Chataldia, fighting rear guard actions, no details of the battle were forth coming from Sofia today, but the ar rival of five thousand wounded men in Constantinople tells it's own story of the sanguinary character of the en- counter. Despite the optimistic reports from the Turkish side it is not be- lieved here that the Turkish army. can retrieve itself
 BuIqarians Confident.
 All the indications from Sofia are that the allies are determined to die tate terms of peace from Constanti- nople. That is the construction placed on an editorial from the official news paper Mir. published at Sofia, and in other official intimations that the Bull garians appear to expect to be in Con- stantinople within a fortnight at the most. Whether this will be possible depends upon the strength of the Cha taldja Qualifications, which for a long time have been regarded as impregna- ble strongholds from which the Turk would dare the world expel them.
 Greeks Sink Turkish 5attleship. Diplomatic activity over the situa- tion continues in the European capitals but the Balkan allies in their present mood are i'll disposed toward any Eu- ropean interference.
 The most interesting feature of the war news today was the brilliant ex- pIoit of a Greek torpedo boat sinking Turkish battleship at Saloniki on Thursday night.
 Ne news was received from Adriano- pie today. Tarabesch and Scutari are still holding ou- despite continuous bombardment by the Mentenegrins. British and French warships arrived at Saloniki tonight for the protection of thelr nations.
 Asks Austria's Friendly Intervention.
 Belgrade, Nov 1.-The Stampa says it learns that the Porte has sent two special delegates to Vienna to request Austria,s friendly intervention to re- establish peace, but declares the Bal kan powers will refuse to negotiate with an intervening power and deal | only direct with ConStantinOple