The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-06
Nl9N AND MARSHALL SWEEP COUNTRY

which it is said the Servians are be- ginning to declare that the "Autono nous Albania" which was agreed on before the war started has now faded away In the dispatch the Mussel-
 man Albanians who fought against the Servian troops are blamed for the change in the Servian attatude. Instead of the twenty mile stretch of the Adriatic coast hitherto claimed l ny iSeryia, the same dispatch says that Servia now wants sixty miles and that in return Montenegro is to get more tan her allotted share in the district of Navipazar. The correspondent re marks significantly:
 The Emperor of Russia will be taken as arbitrator between Seryla and Blu garia in regard to these ccn- quests which were not foreseen Tn the original agreement between tn allies"
 In the meantime the Bulgarian troops in the vicinity of Tchorlu are preparing to resume their advance o1 |Tchatalja After four nights and four days of continuous fighting around I.ule Burgas the Bulgarian soldiers were given two days rest. This per iod expired today and the troops by this time probably are again on oae move.
 The Bulgarian army near Tchorlu is being reinforced with troops taken from the investing forces around Adri- anople whose places in turn have been taken by Servians.
 A second Bulgarian army command ed by General Kutintcheff is marching along the coast of the sea Marmora to effect a junction with the Bulga-i an army commanded by General Dim itrieff at Tchatalja
 To get on the move SC quickly the Bulgarian troops must nave worked hard as they lave thousands of wound ed Turks and Bulgarians to care fer and kaye had to burn or bpry n iarge number of killed.
 It is officiay stated in a dispatch from Belgrade that the Servians hay. ing annihiliated the Turkish army in Macedonia have been ordered to as- sist the Bulgarians Greeks and Mon tenegrins. A large army of Seryians las already passed through Servia on their way to AdTianope. The bonn bardment continues without abate- ment
 Nothing thas been heard today from the positions of the Turks but it is believed that part of the army man aged to get behind the positions be fore the battle. They however are in bad condition, as beside the host ct injured, thousands of men dropped out of the ranks exhausted from want Of food and most of these threw away their rifles and accoutrement. They have had two days in which to rally and reform, while the Bulgarian ad, vance probably will be slower than heretofore as the roads aH in a ter sible condition from the heavy rains. and this will cause difficulty in bring ing up artillery.
 It is reported today that the Greegs made a premature attack on SalonIka and were repulsed, but this lacks con tirmation. A combined attack on thay city by Greeks, Servians and Bulgar- ians Is expected shortly
 Another report which is both un likely and unccnfirmed comes from Vienna to the effect that Great Bri- tain has warned Bulgaria against at tempting to enter Constantinople Great Britain's chief interest in that city at present is to prevent massa cres. It is said that Turkey probab- ly will ask the powers each to send another war ship to Constantinople
 Dispatches from the Turkish eapl- tai say the Ottoman press is taking the sitration calmly with the excep- tion of the Hilali Osman, edited by entering the capital.