New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-25
BuIoarian Troops Rushed on
Greek Transports to CALI
poIi PeninsuIa-Austrlan
Cruiser Sails Thither.
DEFENDERS NOW STRONGER
Turkey Augments Her Forces
on European Banks OF the
Famous Straits by Sol
diers Brought from
Anatolia.
IN c,hle 10 The TrIbune }

London, Nov. 25.--There is little or
no change in the situation at TchataId-
il. 1t is, however, quite evident that
The Turks are ready 70 discuss the
terms for an armistice and IT is eN-
pected that the plenipotentiaries OF the
Two belligerents will meet to-day.
The international situation eenerahS
is still regarded as very serious Ill
Vienna. chiefly in consequence oil Rus
sian preparation. 1t is asserted that al
important military council took place
immediately after the Cars arrivsi at
rrarsko-Selo. but the Car. as far as
,s known. has not yet signed the order
for the mobilization of the two dozen
army corps told Of in yesterdays dis
patches
Preparations for mobilization have
been soing on for considerable time
IN Germany, Russia and Austria ana
the Official denials of the fact are mini
n,izsd by the further fact that strict
censorship is being maintained on all
news Of military movements.
A Rome message sent by mail to the
frontier, apparently to escape the CEN
cor states that in an official message
received from Vienna the determination
~ Austria to fight rather than give way
m the question Of the status quo or OF
the question OF Albanian autonomy IS
uneouivocally expressed
pesxin,istic Turkish Report
Fuad Pscha has presented distinct
IL nessimistic report TO the Iurhisn
government on the state of the army
behind the Tchataldja lines. He warns
tbe Porte that the resistance TO be eA-
pected from the troops now racing the
BuIgarian army can only be shortliVeu.
II the enemy manages TO orea"
through the defences Fuad fears the
worst. and declares the fate OF lhe
capital TO be sealed.
grave feature of the war news TO-
day lies I'm the tension arising out OF
the reported notifications by Austria
These. II is said. will be completed IN
four days. On the other hand count
,ess Russian trains are Transporting
~ ana uar material westward. The
s,renRth of eleven Russian army corPs
has already been raised almost 10
war footing, as the time expired men
md reservists summoned to exercise
for the last two months had not been
disbanded. Moreover, one army corps
and one cavalry division have areaoy
bsen sent from the interior OF Russia
TO the Austrian frontier.
II il believed that the reason TOT
these somewhat snowy movements ~
Russia's wish to raise her prestige WIN
the Balkan peoples, or possibly 10
syepge the diplomatic defeat sustained
bv Count Aehrenthars annexation OF
Bosnia. other observers think she Is
not attempting anything further than
an Intimidation Of Austria in the lat
.,sr'S DISPUTE with Servia, which at
;smpt oficial circles in Vienna say
must fail. as the Dual Monarchy Is
firmly determined TO insist on its view
point.
servis Must Reply
servia will shortly be asked FOR
definite reply to the representations OF
the Austrian -finister in Belgrade.
Should the answer be evasive OF un-
satisfactory, another but more en-
phatic step will be taken in Belgrade,
Continued on third page, second column'
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