Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-21

PRESSURE ON SERVIA.
Dream of Adriatic window" Vanish
es-Socialists' Plan TO Prevent IN
ternational Clash.

London, Nov. PA SPECIAL to Il
news agency here this afternoon said
Turkey has rejected the allies Germs
and Nazim Pa.ha has received orders
to resume fighting. The message was
unconfirmed and not generally credi-
ted 1t was thought possible the Turks
have refused the original terms Of
fered but authorities believed this
would mean only further negotiations
10 modify them.
Sofia, Nov. 21.-The Turkish war
ship Hamidieh, was today reported
blown up by a Bulgarian torpedo
zoat. 1t was said many Turks were
killed.
ConStantinople, Nov. 21.-Peace
negotiations between General Savoff
md Nazim Pasha, commianders-in-
:hief respectively of the Bulgarian
and Turkish armies, began today at
he village of Hademkeui, within the
Chatalja defenses and about Is miles
outside Constantinople.
Berlin, Nov. 2i.-Danger of a gen.
.ral European war over i,he Balkans
vas considered past today. A few
:hronic pessimists insisted on worry-
ng lest Selvia go back on her accep-
,ance Of compromise concerning an
Adriatic outlet, but the best opinion
vas that everything was at last sure
o be peacefully settled.
The Servians yielded under pressure
rom their allies. Bulgaria had previ-.
1usly promised to support the Serv:-
ms in their demands for an Adriatic
window" but the tremendous losses
hey have suffered before Constant!
ioplc have made it impossible for
them 10 lend effective military aid to
anyone for long time to come.
Russia talked somewhat threatening
.or a time, but it was understood here
hat the car did not seriously con-
;ider Servia's ambitions for an outlet
,othe coast worth fighting for.
Without some sUrong nations sup
,ort it would of course have been sui
.idal for the Scrvians to defy Aus
ria.
Il seemed certain here today tina;
atbania would be transformed into
;uch a kingdom or principally as BuL-
raria wa until three years ago, whe:
Ear Ferdinand declared it independ.
| ,nr that it will acknowledge nOmlna
allegiance TO the sultan and that Aus
ria and Italy, which are both inter,
| ested in it, will choose its ruler.
This will mean joint control b.
AUSTRIA and Italy Of the east coast O
he Adriatic.. Se-via, it was assumed
will be given d commercial outlet II
,ne of the Adriatic ports, under ID
.ral treaty but no political power !!
he new state.
London, Nov. 2l.-Premier Paste
If Scrvia wa: quoted today IN di"
patch from Belgrade as denying ina
his government has yielded to Aus
-ria's demands concerning the Adrla
tic coast. It was sad to have declare'
that the Servians we're still determ
med to have port.
AS the belief that Servla has &l'e'
,,av TO Austria's wishes prevailed d
all the European capitals and re:Fe'
on good authority, it was surmisc
borc that the premier's denial was Is
sued to satisfy the Servian Jngoe
and meant nothing. Between It's lea
aft a. the war party at home and its real
;zation of the hopeIesseness OF DEFY
ing Austria unless it can get S'ro''.
foreign support it was said the CIV
aovornmept at Belgrade probao:
, was having hard time.
The denial did, however cause S0'''
uneasiness. =, W..
Basel, Switzerland, Nov 2'-"it
view of rendering an interna'ioh'
clash over the division of Europea
Turkey an impossibility through a II ,
fu al of the masses to fight soclaI'S'
..;m overv country in Europ
J, will hold an extraordinary congress
haro November "a to &c. 1t was eS
: pected today that resolutions VIII
, adopted for a general strike the mo
i. ment anyone of the Powers declare
war.