New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-22
Aanr heon thuarted by the rapIdity Of

hans been thwarted by the rapidly OF
the Bulgarian movements.
The situation is thrilling, and dennite
news of an important engagement
which must have great influence Oh
the whole campaign can hardly be de-
layed much longer.
A Vienna message says that the
Turks in retreating to the fortihcanons
Of Adrianople left great quantities OF
provisions behind They did not even
destroy the telegraph lines, but set hre
70 all Bulgarian villages on the way
and massacred six villages containing
altogether more than six hundred In
habitants.
The headquarters Of the Servian
army commanded by the Crown Prince,
have been transferred from Vranya IN
Servia to the Turkish town of IL
beftche. recently captured by the Ser
Wan troops. The main body Of the
army under command Of the Crown
Prince is pressing forward toward Ku-
manovo, and has already reached the
mountain ridge Of Ruwa, fifteen miles
thence.
The Scrvian column under General
Fankovich advanced on POdujvo, and
after taking that position biVouacked
south of 1t in the direction Of Pristina
The western column under General
Zeivkoyich, which is moving toward
Novipazar and has taken Novi Varosh'
is now endeavoring to effect june
tioh with the Nontenegrin troops near
PTycpOlye.
The main Greek army. following up
its victory At ElassOna, has arrived at
Sarandopclo and expected to reach
Stonegatcs last night. Forty thousand
Turks are holding the pass, and pat
tie is expected to-day
The Aghting at PLAYA. which was
captured on Sunday by the Aontene-
grins. was very severe. According 20
Cettiuie dispatch to "'The Standard
the Albanian population fought desper-
ate,y. and retired only when the whole
place was in flames. Nine hundred
Albarians were killed, including many
women and children, who were Iouhu
dead with arms in their hands. .
For LEGION Of Garibaldans.
The Greek government has accepted
an offer made by General Rcclot'l
Garibaldi, who fought for Greece
against Turkey in 1897, to provide a
legion Of Garibaldians. lie is expected
nsr OH
The Greek authorities are preventing
not only newspaper correspondents puI
foreign military attaches from pro-
ceeding to the front, while the Bulsa-
rians have intimated that any journal
list who attempts TO cyade the censor
ship will be tried by court martla"
Further to preserve secrecy, positive
orders have been issued to Bulgarian
officers and soldiers that matters con-
nccted with military operations must
not be referred to even in private
letters.
Just before the formal declaration OF
war it was intlmated to Greece that II
she would withdraw from the Balkan
alliance Turkey would agree TO the
annexation Of Crete by Greece and
also to the junction of the Greek and
Turkish railway systems to which OBJ
lection had hitherto been raised. The
answer Of Greece was a point blank
refusal.
The Greek Consul at Cardiff. acting
under instructions from his govern
ment. is laying claim to all the Greek
tonnage entering that port. Every YES
sci so Communicated becomes the prop
erty Of the Greek government and the
captain an officer of the Greek navy
ship owners have requested the British
Foreign Office TO protest against this
procedure.