Arizona republican., 1912-12-15
Balkan Delegates Insis t That the Allies Are ill Complete Accord and Will Follow Perfectly United Plan
ARE THEMSELVES
 LIKE AMERICANS
Are Fighting for Same Cause and Shedding Best
 Blood for Same Purpose as M a de Washington Glorious and Venerated
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

LONDON Dec. 14.-On the eve Of the peace conference the Associated Press has obtained from the repre- sentatives of the Balkan kingdoms and the foremost Turkish delegates an authoritative declaration of thp terms which victorious kingdoms pur- pose to enforce and the Ottoman views thereon
 Like experienced diplomats all the Balkan delegates, speaking officially. adhere to the watchWord adopted at
 the first and probably the last plen- ary meeting before entering the con
 ference, that they are ''in complete accord on an established and per fectly united program to follow"
 When they speak to friends, not for quotation. their faces light up ~ith an enthusiasm and a faith that fig admirable.
 Tell the Americans" they say, that we trust in their sympathy and moral support as we are fighting desperately and shedding our best blood for the same cause that ren- dered the name of Washington glori- ous and venerated We are risking | all we possess for liberty %nd inde pendence."
 Tell them" added in perfect Eng ! fish, NJ. Vesnitch, the Servian minis i ter in Paris, who is a polygiot and I learned professor. 'scme of the sons l of the Balkans who became American citizens are in the ranks at the front 1 giving proofs of valor and bravery. i of which Uncle sam should be as proud as we are''
 The determination of the Balkan states not to follow the Ottoman pol I icy of procrastination is significant on account of the form in which il ] is manifested
 The Turks are much mistaken" said one of the chief delegates. 'if 1 they entertain any such idea. Peace ! will virtually be concluded between 1 Christmas and New Years around l the diplomatic tables of St. James l palace or we will impose it in Con ! stantinople at Easter under the range i of our cannon and the points of our l bayonets. But then the conditions | will be very different. Now we are
 satisfied with minimum demands; l then we will exact the maximum"
 The main conditions of allies in l clude the immediate surrender G | Scutari. Adrianople and Janina, the
 garrisons of which will be granted I.full military honors. the evacuation of eastern Europe by Turkey as far least as the Tchatalja lines to the line which experts appointed by contract ing parties will delirnit on the spot, the cession to Greece of all tho | Aegean islands, including Rhodes and | eleven others. which Italy is keeping as d pledge for the Turkish fulfill
 ment of the treaty of Lausanne; the annexation of Crete to Greece and
 the payment of war indemnity and
 the expenses sustained.
 In return the allies will grant com plete amnesty to the Mussulman pop
 ula ton in the territories they annex for any acts of hostility during tfe
 war. return to all prisoners recogni
 ton of the spiritual sovereignty ol the Sultan over the Ottomans becon1 ing subjects of the Balkan states anG
 the free administration by MusSuI-
 man of their funds in the Balkans Servian ex-Premier Stojan NovalSU- witch. the head of the Servian pieni potentiary, informed the Associa tet
 Press he was satisfied that an agree