Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-11-23
Emissaries Now on Way
to TchataIja With
New Terms.
VIENNA'S RUMORS STIR
However, Official DeniaIS Come
Concerning the MobiIiza-
tion of Troops.


PENDENcE OF ALBANIA HAS
BEEN PROCLAIMED AT DURAzzo
BY IsMAIL BEY, LEADER OF AL
BIANA, ACCORDING TO A DIS
PATCH.
LONDON, NOV. 23.-A DISPATCH
FROM VIENNA SAYS CENSORSHIP
HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AT ALL
TELEeRAPHlc COMMUNICATIONS
FROM AUsTRIA-HUNGARY TO
FOREIGN COUNTRIES SINCE EAR
LY THIS MORNING.
Prague. Bohemia, Nov. 23.-Reserv-
lists Of five German army corps num-
bering 100. 900 have been ordered to re-
join their regiments, according to
Cesld Slovo.
London. Nov. 23.-Plenipotentiar
les now on the way to Tchatalja in
behalf of the allies are reported car
rying fresh terms of peace in a form
that may open the door which is still
regarded as standing ajar for their
reception.
Should the war continue it is assum-
ed an attack will soon be opened on
the forts along the Dardanelles, whose
fall will permit the Greek feet to
lombard the Turkish capital. Mean
time a nsrvs-rackiuB-sssrss< of ru-
mors continue to pour from Vienna re-
garding the mobilization of Austrian
and Russian troops. Official denials
quickly follow each story. But the de-
malls fail to dissipate general anxiety
as TO the situation.
TCHATALJA WAIVED.
London, Nov 23.-The Balkan allies
are understood TO have waived their
demand for the evacuation Of Tcha'
talja and are willing that the garrison
at Adrianople march out with the hon
ors OF war, according to the Pall-Mall
Gazette They insist, however, on the
surrender OF the fortress of Adrian
ople itself. The porte demands that
Adrianople remain invested pending
the armistice.
OFFICIALS UNpIsTURBED.
Berlin, Nov. 23.-German official
circles express themselves undisturb-
ed by sinister rumors regarding the in
ternational situation emanating from
Vienna. II was declared this morning
that prospects OF 3 peaceful settle
ment OF the Austro-Servian conflict
were distinctly improved.
Turks LAND AT sILIVRI.
London. Nov. 13.-Turkish troops
last night landed at the port of Siliv-
ri under fire OF Turkish war vessels,
according to news dispatches from
Constantinople. The right wing of the
Bulgarian army in front of Tchatalja
lines is thus threatened. The Bulgar-
JAMS made a desperate attempt TO
drive back the Turks. but after an
hours fighting were forced to retire.
CARING FOR SUFFERERS.
Constantinople. Nov. 23-Some at
tempt is being made at last TO house
soldiers suffering with cholera. Wood
en- huts are being erected at San Ste
fano camp. an open plain which a few
days ago was strewn with dead and
dying. Most OF the bodies of the vic
tins were carted away. The new
camp, however, is swarming with dead
and dying. A trainload of stricken
numbering one to two thousand arriv-
ed today. The belief was expressed
that such trainloads would be brought
there daily. II was reported many
troops we're dying in the trenches
along the Tchatalja lines.
TURKS LOSE IN SoRTIE
Sofa, Nov. 23.-The besieged garri-
son at Adrianople attempted a general
sortie yesterday. The Turks, how
ever. were thrown back into the fort
ress with heavy loss, according to a
dispatch received here.
FETHI PAsHA BELIEVED SUICIDE
Belgrade, Nov. 23.-The body of
General Fethi Pasha, who commanded
the Sixth Turkish army corps at Mon
astir. and former minister TO Belgrade,
was found among the corpses on the
battlefield by Servians. He was bur
led with all honors due his rank. II is
considered probable the general com
mitted suicide.