Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-28
ALLIES UNANIMOUS
IN REJECTION Of
TURKISH OFFER
FOR PEACE
Sultan Would Retain Adrian
ople and Aegean Isles and
Establish Suzerainty Over
Macedonia and Albania.
MODESTY NO PART OF
OTTOMAN DIPLOMACY
tBy Leased wire ,o Eyss,nH urrs,dI

10y Lrasrd Wire e. EVshInR UrrSidl
I.nndou. toe. - "rhcsr trrun do
not form even the hisis tor n"Eutia-
tluns." WAS the unanimous "ul'r> "i
the pCarr rnyuNS al tho ill,vd iIh
kan nations today, after l'''hrd
raSha. the rhlrf Turkish d"l'E't'.
had read the reply hr had received
from Cousthutiuuplc tu hts r"pw ,i
tor instructions.
The prnrr ruNuNs met again iu so
james palace to-day HuG after un hour
aud hair discussion d"cid%i on q
! further adjournment unit 4 u'Clu't b
/ Monday afternoon, liuslucHs bcgui
~ once. the nrst matter On hand h'
Ing the presentation by the Turkish
plrniputcutiarirs at the counter pro
posals put forward by tho Ottomnt
government In reply to those offered
bv the Balkan Rllios.
The Balkan representative found
the Turkish conditions quite unnC'
crptahlc. and after au hour and one
hair Discussion without progress the
Turkish dCloEilrS said they must
again communicate with their gov
rrnmont at Coustautiuoplc. Tho pro
| pusHls presented hy tho ottoman dol
oRHtcs were;
"'irst The prlnrlpiliiy uf Adrin.
! noplr To- remain under the direct nd
| miustraliun nf Turkey,
Second Marcdonia to hc con
| vcricd into u IirinclInlity with sal
unlld M ua capital The priucipnlitN
! 10 hr under the RIlZrTiinty Of the sui
| tain at Turkey but governed hy
| prince chosen hy the Balkan aim"
ana nominated nv the sultan ur Tur
| KEY. This prince tu he u prntrslaG
aud from n neutral stnt".
"rhird Albania lu bc uutUuOmou
| under the sovereignty OF the sulldl
aud governed by e prince Ot the i'm
| pcrlal Ottoman family who ~ tu III
chosen for Il term uf nvc Years viii
| the possibility at - renewal ur hi
appointment.
Fourth Al the islands IN Ia
Aegean sea to remain Turkish,
"Tifth The Crrtau pu"miun not I,
h" Tor tho decision ul the CuufcTcuo,
~ II IL u matter between turkey an,
the great European puw"rF"
rhr sitting uf Ihr cunfcr"ur" tuda
assumed quite u different inspect iron
that of ~ Hsi meeting. AZ which ia
ScrvlHn Cu'uv read the terms unrr"
hy the allies To-day. even whll
IIrchnd rasha was engaged IN read
ing the Turkish propositions. tho IIaI
Kan Delegates cuuId not refrain froI
Indignation by means Of gcsi '"ul,,
| A. t...,.
"Why did "" night, them
what In the return for our We
;urirs'"
"n""sui the nl"udahrd hy TOO. .00
glurioua Victims d"nor,r SOME 9th,
p reward"
1T is mockrrS aud not q "IIut
conference" we're Uuulr uf the ahit
e ojacuatiOnH which crossed tho pt
iur" gallery In 1t, james palace.
Aft"r the conference had decided
Hdiuurn untll Monday the cnnvrrr
tion h"chmc even more animated.
, llochRd lHEhn wna tho only cal
, person present, with his right haI
In hls trousers pocket ana his Ia
hand "Hrrssiug hlH heard, az ihOuI
hiding Emil", h" stood without II
= lcTlng a word TudHy's mrctIn
which might appear tu superficial -
servers lu ho hoId"riug IN u IupiuI
i, must according ~ Unliilrd opiuIu
= be- interpreted OthrTwipo. Roth aid,
II IL pointed out, have now la'd duv
: their maximum dupirutlOns ~
neither nf th"m ,NprrlH 10 ,ar q
maximum demands realized n
m"mbcrs Of III" IHlluu IcHguo ~
/, tested during th, m'riiug that q
!, ottoman suggcHtinuB aid not Tccu
y nil" the facts uf The situation viii
had resulted from IN" wDr Hnd "a
acnnt confederation Ia the trTriiur
claims at the allies.
d ON" of tho Bulgarian d"lcgtt
a speaking tO the TURKS. Eid
IL "fou must remember thui the
IN lied troops ARE SIN at the Tchalr
@ lines, Unless you are willing Ia :
=. gotlnto On IN" basis of tho dlsmr,
- b"rmeni of European Turkey any Il
N cuBsl0n viii he futile"
30 The DttOmaH delegates siaunCl
10 upheld the TcHSOna blenosH of the ~
T. pGsaH but promised ~ transmit I
T. observations nf the Balkan envnys
n, COnstantlnOple ana a. give Rn ansW
10 on Monday