Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-11-20

inv Morning tonrnni suerfHl f~s~cs w9e-.l
london Nov laa Dispatches from
Na2im Pasha the Is'Tsah come
nAndor- n-cNief show NAT me artil-
lcry duel along te fenpttiia lines
continued lii dH bout tate ton Bht the
port anuuur "a that Bulgaria had
consented t nfNptaie with Il view to
IAN arulsfc and io a discussion Of
peace Il niN
Th rufts claim successes against
tn BuirariAns today. hut there Is
jthlns to Indicate that the Ilulgari-
MS hANr made any serious attempt
to penetrate the lines The battle
macy he ended at any moment by rur-
beY accepting the allies terms for an
armistico which are said to include
the surrender of the Tehatalla lines.
Ndrianople, Durazzo and Scutari.
There is a possibility however, that
Turkey may decline TO surrender
Tchatalja While her western army
has been completely defeated, she
siill possesses, according to the cor
lrcspondcuts III ne front. a honlogcne-
Gus army behind Tehatalja fortifica-
tions largely composed OF some OF her
bcst fighting mAterial from the ASH
atic provinces. which has not Yet been
I'm action Moreover the demoraliza
tion ana diaorgangalien that fol-
lowed the Kirk kilssch ana Inle
Burpns retreats appear to have been
rcnodied and the army Is now well
supplled with food and ammunition.
ludor these circumstances the
porte MAC hc induced 20 make a fur
ther stand n the hope of securing
easier peace conditions. Evidently
Dulgarn has broueht MP all her avail
oblc forces lo attack Tchatalia, In
Guiding some of the SeVian troops.
mt tho taak ~ crushing the Turkish
defense may prove difficult
The prospect Of European dissen-
sions arisiug ont Of the various terri
toriu claims 70 hc arranged after the
war becomes daily more menacing.
Austria has not presented an actual
nlrmatum To- Servia setting a time
limit for renlN 10 certain inquiries
which size has formulated, but, short
~ fhat the relations between the two
cog rrits Nre strained. and Servia's
evident intrrtion to take Durazzo Will
N, another dcfilncc Of Austria
NIre Admiral Monte -SuccoN, before
fNe Austrian DELEGATION today warned
thr members to hc prepared for tho
rise at powerful Balkan navies In the
Aegean aca This is one of the signs
~ he rearranecmcnt of southeastern
ruropo. us result OF the war which
lis hkoh - Keep the European cham
-riuri.s ~ state of tension for
lonr timc 90 come
Both Nusiria and Russia are taking
measures 500 TINT thcv VIII be pre-
enrsd for nnv eventualitics. II is re-
nrrted toniahi from ST Petersburg
thnt nnssia is purchasing several
hundred Gums abroad.
According to q dispatch from Bel
r,ldo tho disposition Of Nouastir was
not provided for by prior agreement
Nv the Huies and likelv viii cause
trouble Tho Servians wish to estah-
Neh their claims and lt is Intended
that tho King of Servia make tri-
ifruhal cutrv into the city on the
other nsnd the Bulgarians claim that
Nounstir is situated In predomi-
nnntlv nulrarin district. while the
Crcrls contend that the leading part
~ the population is of Greek nation
ahtv.
The AUSTRIAN corresuondent con-
sidcrs Tho breach with Servia over the
treatment ~ the Austrian consnls Sc
rinns 4 budapest message TO the
Daily TELEGRAPH Saws.
Count Won Derchthold is wont 10
oct without falierlng when the time
FOR talking Is past The conNersa-
iions with the Servian government
If there still he government at Bel
crade--rrpidlv nre drawing 20 an un-
close. Seryla wlN have 1t