Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-28
To Drive Turks
 To the Seashore
PLAN OF ATTACK OF THE BUL'
 GARIAN FORCES.
TO COMPEL SURRENDER
Turks Are Falling Back Everywhere Before the AIies-Turkish Diplomats
 Both Surprised and Disappointed.

London, Oct. 2f.-A Dr1eI SOIld ueS- patch today announces what may prove to be the most important move the victorious Bulgarian army has yet achieved-the capture of Eski-Baod. The despatch describes this town as an important position on the main line between Adrianople and Constantino- pie, but omits to say whether the Bull garians are in actual possession Of the railway station. If they are astride the railway at this point they have cut communications between Constantlno- pie and Saloniki. With 10000 Turkish troops now in Adrianople, it has been supposed that the Turkish forces after the fall of Kirk -Kilisseh were holding the line from Kuleli Burgas to Luleh Burgas, a short distance east of Eski- Baba.
 Bulgarian Plan of Campaign.
 The Bulgarian plan of campaign, ac- cording to the well informed corre- spondent of the Vienna Reichspost at thd headquarters of the second Bull garian army, will be the complete de- struction of all the Turkish forces along the Maritza river and those re- treating across the Erkene river. He describes General Dimitrieffs army as advancing on a broad front, the right flank along a line from Yenidie to Eski-Baba, the western column to Havia, with the central column al- ready in the vicinity of Kavakli. The eastern wing in forced marches is eff fecting great turning movement by way of Bunarhissar, Visa and Seran towards the road from Luleh Burgas | to Chorlu.
 To Drive Turks to Waterfront. The correspondent says there are laTpA fArpaG nf north the railway line, with others at Chorlu | and Istrandia. Detached Bulgarian forces have been despatched in the dl- | rection of these places and Midia, on | the coast. The intention is to cut the Turkish army off from the capital an1 l force it towards the seashOre and there compel it to capitulate. He describes | the attack on Adrianople as making l excellent progress and predicts it's successful conclusion within a week. A Bulgarian column from the Arda i valley has occupied Salpistalar and Emirli Another report announces the occupation of Pashmakli Maxim l Pasha, the Turkish minister of war and commander in chief, is said to have, reached CheFiu. A despatch l from Censtantineple at midnight de- | clares that the army is preparing to | take the offensive and the cabinet has | decided to prosecute the war with the utmost energy and prepare fer a win ter campaign should the present opera tions. result unfaverably for the Otto- man army.
 Turks Falling Back Everywhere.
 There is no indication yet where the 1 Turks will make a stand. They are everywhere falling back before the victorious allies. They evacuated the 1 town of Istip in Macedonia without re- | sistance, although it occupies a strong natural position.
 In the Bulgarian diplomatic quarters in London it was stated tonight that 1 Bulgaria, far from assuming that the war is approaching a conclusion, has summoned another S0,00O reservists to the colors.
 Turkish Diplomats Surprised.
 Turkish diplomats do not conceal their disappointment and surprise al the results of the campaign, but they point out that the main Turkish army has not yet been engaged, much less defeated.
 Seutari Captured.
 Paris, Oct PA special Rome dis. patch says that advices were received there today that Sutari had capitulat- ed.
 Turks Evacuate Without Resistance.
 Sofia, Oct. 27-The Bulgarians to day occupied the Turkish town o, Istfp, in Macedonia, which lies 45 miles to the southeast of Uskup. It is saii that the Turks evacuated Istip withoua offering the slightest resistance.
 Bombardment of Scutari.
 Rieka, Montenegro, Oct. s7-A general bombardment of Seutari be- gan at one o'clock this morning, The town was subjected to a crossfire from the MoHtenegrin batteries to the north south and west, and also from the is- land of Vranjina. on the lake, from which point Of vantage King Nicholas watched the action,
 Greeks Welcomed at Servia.
 Athens, Get. 37.-Crewn Prince Con stantine, in a message from Kesam, t6 the northwest of the town of Sefvia, says;
 When we entered the town to es- tabiish headquarters there ,the inhab itants, including the schoolehildren liHed the streets cheering, waving flags and throwing laurels upon the sell diefs, The metropolitan conducted us te the cathedral, where a Te Beunl WAS saag