The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-08
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GREEKS ENTER sALoNlkI TODAY

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decided to retain all time expired SOL
diers In active service until next
spring. This places the army prac-
tically on war footing. II In thought
this can only mean the government
foresee the possibility of complica-
lions arising out OF the Balkan sItua-
tion.
Turks Massacre Many.
Constantinople. NOV. s.--Half starv-
ed fugitive Turkish soldiers are re-
ported to have massacred many per-
sons in, rhe- village of Silivri, south
west of the .Tchatalja forts. A dis
ease resembling cholera Is breaking
out among the wounded Turkish SOL
diers arriving at Constantinople.e
~ rurks TO Fight On.
Constantipopie. Nov. s.-There u
every indication here that the wal
against the Balkan allies will be con-
tinued TO the bitter end. as advised
by Nasim Pasha, the Turkish COM
mander in chief
Great Battle 10 On.
London, Nov. S.-A great battle is
in progress between the Bulgarians
and Turks along the line OF the Tcha-
tara fortifications, twenty-five miles
outside Constantinople.
Crooks Sure Of Saioniki.
Athens. Nov. S.-Crown Prince Con-
stantine has called upon the Turkish
stronghold at Saloniki to surrender.
The army under his command has
crossed the Vardar river and is now
before Saioniki. The Turkish garri-
son, believed to be fifteen thousand.
has made preparations to resist attack
but II is Thought there will not be any
serious opposition and that the Greeks
probably will enter the fortress today.
Greeks Occupy Saioniki.
Athens, Nov. s.-Crown Prirce Con
stantines army occupied .Saloniki to-
day.
Turkish Capital to Surrender?
Vienna, Nov. S-lnformsl negotia-
tions for the surrender of Constantine
pie already have been entered upon.
according to n correspondent for the
heichpost with the bulgarian army.
Bulgaria May Dictate.
Cologne. Nov. Sit is reported In
Sofia that the porte has proposed to
Bulgaria 10 begin peace negotiations
without the mediation Of the power.
v. S. Cruisers to Turkey.
Washington, Nov. S.-Two Dig AM
erican armcred cruisers. the Tennessee
and Montana have been given rush or.
ders tn proceed to Turkish waters to
look after the interests Of Americans
1t VIII he ready to sail from Philadel-
phla in "a hours.
No Fear For Americans.
Washington. Nov. s.--The passage OF
warships Of the powers through the
Dardanelles to Constantinople insures
The safety OF all foreigners In the
Turkish capital In the opinion Of OIL
cials here. The Europen warshils are
expected to prove effective preventives
against any rioting or massacre In the
Turkish capital The United States
government is contemplating absolute
ly no step In the matter and will ad-
here strictly to a policy Of hands OFT
IN the entire situation in Turkey and
the Balkans.
The rapidity with which the success
sive Developments In the war between
Turkey and the allies have come con-
'inues 10 amaze all Official Washington.
The general opinion Ii that nothing
That TURKEY can do now will be able
10 turn the tide setting against her.
The embarrassment of the powers
over the potentialitlcs OF the Balkan
situation and the fate Of Turkey Is
calling out no sympathy In official
washington. While no comments arc
made IN any Official source for publica-
tion II is known that the administra-
uon expects to see the Balkan tanele
absorb all Europe for many months
To come.
This fact is regarded with a certain
sausfaction as II is expected II will
serve TO submerge for n time the var
'oos controversies In which the United
states In engaged with certain Euro
pean countries and especially the mat
'er OF the Panama canal tolls. II is
not believed that Great Britain will