The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09

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80 sta<teA sAip - ConstAntino.
UAleh seAscely counts - . war.
1heue cru1ssrs WIN Be Ahs first
s4caa uea-of.war % pass through
80 nkrs1ts senSe tAe old Hartford. OF
~ War fAme. wua allowed to anchor
r. froat Of Ccnstantinopae BY special
Aowee % re 0ultan, 70 TIE no small
$3.50 on1 alaea. o. certain OF the
Uuropean powers. whSh vigorously
neofesteA against the allowance OF
ssovalege 70 the Yankee ship which
ves lsnisa - The greet powers OF
Durepa
Appeals Ter Nelly Was.
r.nnstsntinopie. November s.-The
Ehisk Ul.islani. head OF the heirareny
a Turkey. to-day issued the oHing
appeal for q holy war In MANIFESTO
addressed to the Uismas and hodkas:
couraging the soldiers of the enemies
who surround w. the priests. with the
cross in their hands. are WORKING IN
accord with the army. II Is not nttihg
Accomplishment Of a similar drty..
an order that the victory ana glory
promised by the Almighty may Dc
Sranted without delay to the Ottoman
army. it Is necessary that the vensr s
q holy war has, narrower become an
oblixation II the position OF the Otto-
man soldiers. who are all heroes. IL
TO be strengthened"
There have been rumors for day or
two that the ministry was ah.tabie.
owing to its request for mediation by
the powers. but the newspapers say TINS
eituation has given way bel re the
demand Of the army and Of pubic o2,n.
common danger seems to nave united
ali parties. This Is shown BY the per.
fervid outbursts OF the newspapers OF
all political shades urging night tot
. finish
The explanation ~ this newborn
unanimity may be found in the sYgges-
ton Of one Of the high government ON
cials that even If IL is found impos-
sible to hold the liner a. h acnasa ;hs
enemy can reach this city. Every
male who has reached the age X nine.
teen years will be expected TO %
ready to perform his share In the duis
Of protecting the capital
There has been no development In the
direction Of mediation by the powers
OF the war in the Balkans. Accordine
to information here. France. Great
Britain and Russia are endeavoring to
ance-Germany. Austria and ataiy-to'
o policy Of "disinterestedness before i
undertaking mediation. but their sue
II appears that France, Russia and
Great Britain side With the Balkans,
while Germany. Austria and Italy lean
toward Turkey. The upshot OF this
situation is awaited here with some
concern.
PItiful scenes continue to be wit !;
messed daily with the arrival OF traiS-;
loads Of wounded from the front Al
most without exception the wounded
are on the verge Of collapse from eX-
haustion- Many have been without at.
tention for days, and a majority of
them without food or water for twenty
four hours.
The hospitals already are over !
crowded. and symptoms resembling
cholera have appeared. Those suspected
Of having the disease are isolated in a
special shed. II the dread scourge
should come to Constantinopie, where
already there is SO much distress and
ugees. the consequences are too ter
1ible to contemplate.
Stories Of Tsrkish BarsaritSes.
: Constantinopie. November (by way
Of Kustendje. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the distress which prevails among the
Turkish troops. Of the panic which
seized upon various bodies OF the men,
and. what Is worse. tales OF ptiiage.
1apine and massacre. continue TO come
that Maxim Pasha. the Turkish COM
has decided to send
to their homes several thousand men
who have shown the white feather
on the field Of battle. Reports are
troops in the town Of silivri. . port
on the Sea Of Aarmora. southwest OF
the Tchatalja line. Many OF the IN
hahitants are said to have been mas
sacred and the town was completeiy