The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-30
READY TO SIGN
AN ARMlST|CE
Balkan Allies and Turkey
Agree on Terms.
10000 Turks CAPTURED
BuIgars Also Take Guns, Horses and
Munitions of War-DraWing In on
Adrianople.

London, Nov. 30.-A Constantinople
dispatch to the Daily Mail says:
The council of ministers is still
sitting A newspaper in close connec-
ton with the government asserts that
it has received a direct intimaion that
an armistice will be signed today. The
terms of the armistice will leave Ad-
rianople to the Turks. The peace ne
gotiations will begin Immediately on
basis which has already been deter
mined"
Two entire divisions of Turkish re-
serves surrendered to the Bulgarian
| troops near the village of MarhamH,
| between the port of Dedeaghatch and
Demotica, according to an announce
ment made by the officials negs agency
in Sofia.
A fierce fight between the Turks
and Bulgarians preceded the capitula-
| ton of the Turkish reserves. The
| Turkish force was commanded by va
| der Pasha.
Two generals, 252 Turkish officers
| and 1879 men surrendered.
uC lOOl CdpIui GU Ny Liz DoASNA
included eight mountain guns, two ma
chine guns, 1000 horses and large
| quantities of munitions.
The Turkish prisoners have been
sent to Demotica.
The lines of investment drawn by
the Bulgarian troops around the be-
leaguered Turkish stronghold OF Ad
rianople are being frightened day by
day. The attackers trenches have now
approached within 100 yards OF the
city itself and the foreign consuls have
hoisted flags over their offices so as
to prevent the Bulgarians firing shells
in their direction.
The Servian troops captured the
town of Dibra, in Albania, only after
a desperate encounter with the Turk
ish troops, who had rallied there af-
ter their retreat from Monastir and
had been joined by contingents of
Malissori and Arnaut tribesmen, says
dispatch from Belgrade.
With the capture of Dibra the whole
of Macedonia has been subdued. Two
of the Turkish regiments which had
been routed at Monastir surrendered
to the Servians.
Europe is being kept in state OF
nervous tension b ythe preparations
for eventualities'' which the powers
directly interested in the Balkan sit
uation are making and by Servias
contemptuous attitude toward Aus
trials prohibition against the occupa-
ton by the smaller state of a seaport
on the Adriatic.
The Servian troops have occupied
| the port of Durazzo, and the question
now arises in the minds of the diplo
mats and of the general public as to
whether Austria will take immediate
steps to turn them out or will wait
until the conclusion of the war before
taking action.
Servia appears to fear that Austria
Hungary will not wait for the whole
question of the Balkans to be consid-
cred by the conference of the Euro
pean powers after the cessation of
hostilities According to reports from
Vienna, she is mobllizing her army Oh
the Austrian frontier for the protec-
ton of her territory.
These reports add that the en-.
trenched positions near the town OF
Semendria, on the Danube, have al
ready been occupied by Servian troops
of the Danube division. The Servian
recruits belonging to the contingents
due to be called up in 1913 and 1914
have been called out by the Servfan
war office, while Chris ian prisoners
among the Turkish troops captured
have been induced to serve in the Ser
Wan army.