The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-21
Continued from First Fage.)

(Contlnucu HOn f1fN faseD
tresos exhausted by their strenuous
campaign.
LONDON. Nov. 2i.-The Bulgarian
terms OF peace are impossible. accord
ing to the Grand vizier. He made this
statement to the correspondent OF the
Daily Mail at Constantinopic at 10 A.
NJ. to-day. before the terms were re-
jected. Kiamii Pasha said:
Il received last night communities
ton through the Russian Ambassador
to Turkey OF the terms which the
Buigarians suggest for an armistice
a. q preliminary TO the discussion OF
the terms Of peace.
The terms are impossible and unless
they are radically altered the war viii
continue.
The BuIgarians ask for the surrend-
er of Adrianopie. scutari. Janina and
the Chatalja lines.
euLoARlANs FALL BACK TEN
MILES ON FORT LINEs.
Reliable ey-witnesses Of the fighting
on the Turkish left wing at chatelja re-
~
the Bulgarians retiring along the road
from Papas Bursas toward tho village
Of Chatalja, according 20 tho CORE
spondent of the Daily News One re-
port says they fell back ten miles.
1t appears, according to this corrs-
spondent. doubtful whether the enthu-
siastic descriptions by the Turkish
press of Victories on the right wing
are reliable. The Turkish losses here
have been admittedly heavy. hut the
arrival OF troops from Syria has fur
Their strengthened the Turkish defense.
II 10 also evident that the supply and
commissariat difficulties OF tho Otto
man army have been somewhat re-
lieved.
Wounded Turkish oficers highly COM
pliment the inspiriting effect Of the
energy shown BY Gen. Won Hochwaech-
ter, 10 whom some Of them attribute a
great part OF the credit for the defense
on the Turkish right wing.
II Is clear that the Bulgarians have
evacuated the positions facing the Ham
idieh forts, according to the Times cor
respondent. The Turks followed tho re-
treating Buigarians with their artillery
which has longer range.
Il cannot understand the bulgarian
operations. Their Withdrawal 10 posi-
bly, feint. but II % why did they make
such strenuous efforts to entrcnch them
selves"
The correspondent suggests that the
Dulsarians may have imasined they
would have an easy path to Constanti-
nopie or perhaps the Bulgarian generals
were ordered to make q demonstration
without seriously committing their
troops. He adds:
TURKS MAsssb IN STRENGTH
81 AWAIT GvENrs.
s''Ths Turks are massed In such
strength on the Hammond Pasha line,
that they look ~ though they would b.
able to resist indefinitely any attempt
of the BugArians 10 approach them II
the ouemy's forward movement should
oontinps ~ extended % Il has been dur.
ing the last few days. The Buigartani
have retired 70 the hills In the inmsdi.
ats vicinity Of ChatAua village and thu
Turkish troops have rsoccupisd soma Of
ths Villages on the plain facing the Ham
Aish forts. Whatever may be the LIN
pcrtancs Of this movement Il has acte<
= . strong tonic 20 the spirit Of Oh,
Turkish troops"
Maxim Pasha. the Turkish com
rnander-in-chief. In a further Telegram
TO the Ottoman War Office to-day says
According to reports Just receive,
Turkish recommending paties have con
firmed the report that the enemy ha,
abandoned the trenches he had duj
during the Iast three days facing. tn
line of forts In the sone which he ha
occupied, The Buigarians have faiie
hack At certain points as much ~ fou
and one-half miles from the Turkis
lines. A number OF wounded and man
dead bodies were found In the Bul
saxian trenches besides rifies. ammuni
ton and other equipment"
The BulgariSn losses In dead an
wounded durlng the fighting @
Chatalja totslled 5000. according t
official advices telcgraphed by a specia
correspondent from Constantinople I,
day Terrific damage was done to IN
Tuelr1sh left wing particularly by IN
OF these fell on n Bulgarian ammunitio
train. which exploded. resulting In srsa
loss OF life.
BUDAPEST. Nov. n.-Tha sound {
guns at sea could be heard at u
southern entrance to the Bosphorus Il
day. according to a msssage from Col
stantinopas. II could not Be acsoants
for. Maxim PAsha reported TO the Su
ten to-day that the Bulgarians ha,
fallen back four miles from the trench,
line OF Notifications.