The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-16

London. November l5.-Bulgdria and
Turkey have agreed upon an armist'ce.
according to a special news agency
dispatch which reached this city tins
afterno, from Bucharest. Rumania.
As the censorship permits no news
1, come from the front the situation
q, the scene OF the fighting In the Bal
kaux is more perplcxinE than ever To-
r,-sr.- Various reports have drsfted IN.
however. among chem that AdrlAnopie
has fallen, that the Buigarians naa
captured Hademkeui. the heAdaua'-
,ers If the Turkish communicable
chief. that Maxim Pasha, the IurhisA
..n.,,I;S.;mo had capitulated. and
ina, the Bulgarians. either by sea af
land had reachd the vicinity OF hN.os'
an the Black Sea coast a snort oishan~e
from Constantinople.
These reports are still Without con
frmation A vague dispatch 10 pun
lished stating that six forts aions sne
Tchatiata line have been captureo -
vha, arc described as heavy sacHneea
on the part of the Bulgarians.
All .he reports previously puonshea
enough the Vienna Reichspost or en- :
mating from other sources go 20 sno"
,ba. the Bul9arians are having 70 easy
task. Nothing Is known as to whether
.he hattie continues The brl'.sh BcN-
ernmen, has received no news from inc
seat OF war for some days.
what perhaps is OF graver import
,ba, ehe progress of the hostiiities
in Southeastern Europe, however -
IN. revelation OF the TREMENDOUS rss
ares cholera Is making. not Only
among the destitute refugees VINO arg
arriving daily in thousands 1t ConstAnt
tinopie. but among the TURKISH troops
on the Tchata1ja lines
I, IL supposed that this danger wen
might suface TO give tho Bulgarian
commanders . pause and induce the
RuIrar;an government TO arrange an
aYmistice and negotiate peace. since
ali the practical objects for which the
~ar was undertaken already nave oeeh
.scu,ed- and IL il therefore useless
eo mn the risk OF an epidemic OF choi-
era in the Bulgarian army for the
s.ke Of a formal entry to CONSTANT
NOBLE. TO avoid which. II IL believed.
Turkey IL ready TO agree 10 almost
any terms.
Hesa, Ous olive Dr.ssA.
significant article appears in the
Rul~arian government organ-Air- II
declares that peace In fmminent. ana
holds on, the olive branch TO Turkey
20 enter into . good understanding
with the Balkan league.
A Conseanttuople dispatch 20 inc
Cologne Gazette declares that Bulgaria
has abandoned her intentions to enter
Constantinople. being thus advised ps
Russia and Great Britain. Although
h~e
,&adv been arranged 10 not yet con-
frmed. all indications point tn that d.
recsior. and IL may be supposed thar
the terrible conditions Of famine ana
6..,Isut.on prevailing among the refu-
aces in the neiGhhorhood OF Constantt-
Sople. which are calculated TO provide
n hoth~d for the spread Of cholera
nay have had something to do with
Bulgaria's decision.
From ctaes points comes news OF
0ne occupation OF the peninsula OF
Mount Ashos by the Greeks. and the
march ~ the Greek army from Sa-
lon.ki To Join sn the s~rvian attack on
Nfonassir This attack. according to
n Belgrade dispatch. began yesterday
With the encounter between Turkish
snd servfsn cavairy near the city OF
Nosastir.
A REPORT received AZ Berlin asserts
Snas disorders are occurring at Sa-
Sonikt BuIgarisn and Greek soldiers
are easA 20 be piundering and NAL
ereassps the Mohammedan Inhabitants.
Oho a-s besiegine the foreign con
euisses for protection. The Turkish
sovsrum~ns hiss isssed . batch Of Ass-
catches signed ~ var correspondents
~ she Paris Temps and Journal des
O~bsss. the Berlin Lola, snseiger and
Yaeebsass. the London Daily nasi ana
ether Curceesn papers. deaysne re-
o0Yep q ssroessseo alleged % have ooeu
massen ~ 3uSe1uo srO0vo.