The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-11-15
(By Federal wire,.su Telegraph }

VIENNA, AuSITla, november l0.-
Especial to The Advertiser )-Lieuten-
ant Won Wegener today telegraphs the
Richspost from the Bulgarian front that
their attack on the Turkish center at
Tchatalja is desperate and that they
are steadily gaining ground. Won Veg
ener states that the Turks have been
driven in panic from all their advance
positions.
He adds that boggy roads have de.
layed the Bulgarian advance making it
most difficult to get their heavy artil
lery to the front.
President Daneff of the Bulgarian
Partamta returned to Sofa today from
a conference with Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria which he said has re-
suited favorably to Servia s claim for
an Adriatic seaport.
Thousands of Bodies Unburied.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
CONSTANTZA, Roumania, November
l3.-(Special to The Advertiser with
thousands of persons dead from starva-
tion and disease, Constantinople tele-
graphs that bodies are lying unburied
outside the city walls. The mortality is
greatest in the refugee camps between
The refugees in camps there are in
terribly destitute condition, they hav-
ing no clothing or water, except that
which is tainted.
Servian Troops in Durazzo.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)
BELGRADE, Servia, November lS.-
Especial to The Advertiser Unofficial
fnHo etnNa 4bnk
General Yankovitch s Servian troops
have occupied Durazzo, in open defiance
to Austria IS warning.
Sofia dispatches say that King Ferdi-
nand has decided not to lead the Bull
garian army into Constantinople, fear
ing that this action might precipitate
a massacre of Christians in the Turkish
capital.
1t is believed here, however, that
Ferdinand IS real reason is that he fears
to expose his troops to danger of chol-
era, which is said to be rampant there.
Turks Hold Monastir.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
ATHENS, Greece, November 1S.-
Especial to The Advertiser)-T Ser
Wan and Greek armies have not yet
joined in front of Monastir, where, it
is reported, $4,000 Turks under Ali Risa
Pasha are preparing for vigorous de-
fense.
The Greek gunboat Alpheiow, patrol
ling the coast of Epirus, was fred on
yesterday off Valona by concealed rifle
men. The gunboat replied, destroying
part of the customhouse.
The Kings consent has been asked to
summon further classes of reserves to
the colors.
1t would appear from the Greek com
ments that no portioning of the con-
quered territory was arranged before
the war, and it is asserted that each
belligerent is endeavoring to occupy as
much territory as possible, with an eye
to the final division of the spoils.
Powers Taking Hand.
CBy Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
| LONDON, November l3.-(Special to
! The Advertiser)-Al the. European
| Powers have agreed to the Turkish pro-
posal made last week that they should
! inform the Balkan Mountain Nations of
the Turkish request for mediation and
to inquire from them whether they are
willing to formulate terms on which
negotiations could be opened.
Steps in this direction are about to
be taken by the representatives, of the
Great Powers.
Turks Are Hopeless
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Novem-
ber l3.-(By Associated Press Cable)-
Dispatches to the leading papers of
Russia today announce that at "A meet.
ing of the Turkish council of war held
last night the position of the Sultan IS
forces defending Constantinople was
declared TO be hopeless and the Sublime
Porte was called upon to meet the allies
directly, instead of continuing his
efforts TO do so through the interven.
tion of the Powers.
Treache-y in Turkish Army
BERLIN, Germany, November ID
(By Associated Press Cablel-Aecord-
ing to dispatches received from the
front today, there il rank treachery In
the rank and file of the Turkish army,
aud tie upper circles of ohcialdom are
rotten with graft II h declared that
the EMISSIONS supplied TO the artillery
were filled with soap instead of nmmu'
milton, and that the cartridges for the
Ia modern rides are for the most part
blank. The snbers and hayonets foI
The infantry and horse are said 10 be-
20 dull aud of such poor quality that
ihey are not ht for use.
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