The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-12-03
ARMIsrIoE FOR FORTNIGHT.

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CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 80.
-(By Associated Press Cable)-It was
announced here at an early hour this
morning that the peace plenipotentiaries
of Turkey and Bulgaria had practically
agreed upon an armistice for two weeks
The detailed arrangements are still
under negotiation.
TO IMPRESS EVERY MAN.
VIENNA, Austria, November 30.-
(By Associated Press Cable)-It was
announced here last evening that the
Premier of Austria-Hungary will soon
introduce number of bills dealing with
the mobilization of troops in times oil
necessity.
one OF these bills provides for the
impressment for military duty of every
man in the Empire under fifty years OF
age.
Another bill provides for the COM
Wandering in time of war of all pri-
yately owned automobiles or aeroplanes.
sERvIAN CITADEL MINED.
LONDON, November 3O.-(By Asso-
ciated Press Cabie) A special dispatch
from Vienna last night states that news
had been received there that the great
Servian citadel at Belgrade was dis
covered to have been mined.
All the manufacturers in that city
have been ordered to remove their fac
tories to other cities at once.
Closing in on Doomed City.
.ADRIANOPLE. Turkey, November
29.-(By Associated Press Cable)-This
city appears to be doomed. Despite
the most desperate defense on the part
of the garrison, the besiegers are stead
lily forcing their way closer to the inner
Notifications and are now within 100
yards of the forts forming the last line
of defense. Their trenches can De easily
seen from some of the higher minarets
and towers of the city.
The fire which started some days ago
by shells falling into the foreign quar-
ter of the city is still smouldering in
the heaps of destroyed buildings. Part
of the garrison has been told off to
serve as assistants to the police force,
The general commanding has issued
orders to shoot thieves Oh suspicion.
Capture Turkish Division.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, November 2S.-
tBy Associated Press CableJ - Dis
patches from the front received at the
war Office last night assert that the
Bulgarians have at last succeeded in
piercing the lines Of defense around
Constantinople. According to these re-
ports the Bulgarian troops captured two
divisions of Turkish army, including
252 officers, Ss79 men, eight guns and
more than 1000 horses. The surrender of
this force occurred near the little town
of Marhamii, after some of the tiercest
fighting of the war.
In spite OF the repeated victories OF
the Bulgarian troops, it is asserted that
49, they are almost exhausted. The Turks
are pouring fresh men from Asia Minor
into the trenches to take places OF
those who have fallen, rni1e the Bul-
garian soldiers have had little relief.
Can meet Any Emergency"
BERLIN, Germany, November 90
(Bv Associated Press Cable) - Ger
many 5 preparations for war have been
completed according to a statement
forwarded to the German parliament
this morning by the minister of war
which saws: Every assurance can be
given that everything necessary in tn,
eventuality of war has now been don,
and that the empire is ready TO mee'
any emergency that is likely to arise
More Food for Powder.
BELGRADE, Servia, November 90
(By Associated Press Cable The BuI
garian war office has rushed 10000 ad
ditional troops 20 the assistance of th
army already In front Of the fortfcl
tions aronnd Constantinople. In add
tion thousands OF stands of arms an
many guns are being sent forward a
rapidly as possible, The weather i
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grown severe
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