The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-11-11
- Adriatic and the Serbs are treading
a ground that the Austrians have

"a ground tnat tno AuStTlhuS ndV0
warned the world against.
The correspondent Of the Daily Mod
at Constantinople hears that the Bull
gars are marching toward Gallipoli.
where the waters Of the Dardanelles
meet the Sea OF Marmora.
If this Is true the Bulgarians evil
IDENTIFY intend to attempt the capture
of the forts along the straits. The
Greek fleet will then in the event OF
the success Of the BulEars be able to
steam through the Dardanelles up to
the very shadows Of the mosques Of the
capital.
The correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle at Constantinople quotes Sir
Adam Block, who has been the English
attache and interpreter for years. and
who has represented the Bank Of Eng
land and the National Bank Of Turkey
at the Porte. and Woods Pasha, two
Of the signcrs to the reassuring tele-
gram sent to England. as emphatically
Sepudiating the idea that massacres
are likely to occur and assuring the
people Of Great Britain that their fears
about this matter are needless.
These men have lived here for
years" says the correspondent. land
their confidence In the Turks Is pro-
found sir Adam, R,ock SAYS tho dere-
Iic,s NJ tho Turkish armv who are hid.
,na t., ,ha ,,oaa. aro,,nd ,,,o oi,,, ha,,.
~ tho Io,s, r,,.,hio,o,s das,,n rh.,r
eroa, foar ,s les, ,bev should no discov.
ered and returned IN tho army They
arc starving and hearthroken. Their
nno aas,ro q. to esc,no to As,. +"
~ ,h, o,hor hand Ashmood p,r+,e,,
tho o,hor Eroiish corresnondent Who
90, ,o tho front with Martin n Dono.
buo In roturn,nv 10 Constan,inon,e
fro IN. aold con Arms tho nrevious re-
nor,s 10 says ,baro 10 n y,rcrai tom
Ioncy ,o undorrato tho gravity ~ tho
situation
c,r d.r, p,o,L r,,,os IN .,rr.s, nv
oa.i ,n hahaIf -, ,ho r.f,,o.s ~ which
,horo aro aIr.adv o, ooo In Cons,anti.
.a,,,. IT,, aa,.. ,ha,, aro ,,,nrr,, ava
,,.,,ho,,, .,,o,,or "a f,,a, Inn,,,,.rahio
hah,os aro u,,,hon, mill and their suf-
S.r,,. o.. ,,aa.orh,hIo ,r,o o,,,hnr
,,,s- h. SAYS .ro doing ,be,r ,,tnost "a
.a,,. 49, ., a., o..
s.'..,s ,ha,. ,,..
W. r,. as. .n -. A. n.u,.
o,..,. a. ,,,.a .s r,.,.'.,,
o S 40 ass '"a. n III N,s.'
n., 80, n, w.
'n a,.o' ""''e VII" e"i'e ''ee" ''o''
opIn'on. 49,. .. ,.
W ."'s u,
ooi''' ,''
'heht 'hat IL Is hot hAe,y " nave any
rnect one way ol inc o'he'' ne says
The turkish soidler long ago lost ms
FORMER lehGlous 1anaticism. ne ASKS
Ior preao' not peheoictiohs. ne wants
sheiter. not salVatioh. ne wants some
thing tangloie In this "orio ana not
paradise ana forty wives IN the next.
The correspondent OF the Dd'y
Chr'nic'e says tne Hreeks VIII nave
enormous difficulty In crossing the var
oar RiVer' Whlch rises IN the viayet Oh
kossoVo ana runs througn Maceoohia
from northwest 10 soutneas.' 'ina'iy en
tering 'he Huil OF oaiohica tweNe I"iies
from that pace. necause tne iul ns
nave des'ioyeu All 'he o'iuees' auu ",'e
'hc greeks are laying pohtoonS .neS
VIII De sreatiy harasseo oy 'he Aurn-
!sh artiiiery.
N"NsIAN NiiNorlE' NV. W"
e'h''ie"' Is e"ei se''eahs u'e"i INNS '"e
ropuiaee ana we uses nv, v's
M '"s ou, Vi CIV sn.-s
1'' ''.eHe ,.e
"',' s.ou az "e p.,.,.. ,
49, .,.,.,. 90
-, ,o Tnn,ara ,r ,,,h,nh tha,, .ay
.,,,t ~. ,,.r,,ts. do.n,,oho. ,,hich h.ya
80, ,e,anrarnod 70 I'd, IN re,ar.
cnco 10 th. daryer IN Chr,sti,ns at
Constantinople have been greatly exag-