The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

 captured the important town of Biel- opoIie from the Turks. the latter forces losing heavily during the en- easement
 TURNS OVER CONSTANTlNOPLE. Oct. 1.-The Greek archives have been turned over 10 the ambassadors from France. Ser'ia and Russia
 TURKEY TO FIGHT. LONDON, Oct. II. The concert ed action of Europe 10 prevent the clash between the Balkan states and Turkey was a failure The reply of the Porte to the note from the powers was proclamation calling for mobilization of all Turkish troops.
 MoNTENsGRiNs WIN. HElDELBCRG. Oct l.. - Prince Peter of Montenegro today wired his tutor here that glorious victory had been won hy the Montenegrins. | Ten thousand Turkish soldiers. with all their artillery and munitions of war. were captured in todays bat | tie.
 CALLED HOME. +'.HS AN l.Nol l-!-. oCl. lb. 1 The Turkish ministers have been recalled from Athens. and Sofia in | iulgaria
 PEACE AGAIN. l PARIS. Oct. l5. -- dispatch just received here from Ouchy. Lakn Cen | eva. states that the ltalian-TurKish ! peace delegates have reached an amicable and complete understand | ing in the matter of the peace pact ' between the two nations. 1 BULGARIA FOR WAR. | LONDON. Oct. 16 Bulgaria's declaration of war against Turkey 1 has been formally published at Sof- ia.
 MONTENEGRlNS WIN. PODORiIZA. Oct. l6. - The Fort ress Houms, the garrison and 62 Of ficers thereof this morning surrend- cred 10 the Montenegrins, who seem to be carrying all before them, FIGHTING BACK. 1 CONSTANTINOPLE Oct r.. - Hostilities were commenced this morning by the Turkish troops on the 1 bulsarian and Servian frontiers
 SERVlANS SLAUGHTER. 1 BELGRADE, SerVia. Oct 1.-Two hundred Arnant tribesmen were kill ed today in battle with the Ser ! ,ian troops
 PEACE PROPOSALS. LONDON. Oct. T.. The British cabinet met this afternoon to con slider the proposals from Franco for a conference of the powers to con : lN,ii inf. ir,rta al I ! ly the present wars.
 DECLARATION OF WAR. | C0NSTANTINOPLE. Oct. II. - i Following the formal declaration of war against Servia and Bulgaria, which was mada public yesjcrddy | he government has issued orders for the immediate forward movement of l troops against those nations Two 1 armies, numbering more than 30,0G0 | men each, will start for the North | tomorrow, and 1t Is expected that 1 ,here will be much fighting before | the end Of the present week, 1 GREEKS AND TURKS CLASH. ] ATHENS, Oct 17. - Fighting has begun between the Greeks and the Turks along the frontier but thus . i'ii 'iiNiN IilS pNtI lItlIt dIN uil tSt gained by either side. line Greeks are being assisted by several war ships. which have been dispatched to the North along the coast of Janina.
 MoNTENEGRINs WHIP TURKS. : LONDON, Oct. T.. Advices re ceived from Cettinge today state 1 that the Montenegrns have met with 1 further victories along the Scutari frontier during the past two days l heir most recent success was the capture of a Turkish stronghold on | he northern shore of Scrutari lake close to the Montenegrin border. | The Turks also have suffered de feat at the hands of the Servans ! Tn the several engagements which have taken place along the south ern border of that country. according 1 70 report received from Belgrade estorday. The fighting in that To- i cality, however, has been confined ! the mountainous regions of North ern kosova, which are invested by small bands of Turks.
 CHARTER STEAMER 1 NEW YORK, Oct, IT, - The num- 1 DeI ol HTtehs WHO nave ftdCneu this city enroute to their native land to aid in the war against Turkey, has reached such proportions that 1t will be impossible for all Of them to secure accommodations on the regular steamers plying between this port and Europe. Thousands of the Greeks already have arrived here, and every train from the West adds to the number.
 The foreigners are very anxious to get away, and it is probable that several steamers will be chartered or their special accommodation. A WAR OF CREEDS.
 LONDON, Oct. IS. - The Sofia Bulgaria, correspondent of the Lon don Times today wired his paper here that interviews with the dire tors of the Balkan states war a2ains Turkey confirm the statement tha the present war is one of religious creeds, rather than a war of rttcs and that it will probably go doWI ln history as one of the ereates, war horrors ever known, is it Nin be war utterly without mercy ant without truce-a war of eXtermiaa tion.
 GREClAN FLEET SAILS.
 ATHENS, Oct. IS. - The fleet CT Greece sailed from here this after noone under sealed orders. Many conjectures are made as to the possi ble destination of the war vessels and although it is certain that tho present trouble between the Balkan