Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-14
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
ARE OvERAWING RUSSIA

/ [BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
! BERLIN. Nov. 14-With Russia over
awed by the display of. German and
Austrian strength their frontiers
| diplomats today believe the danger If
a general European clash is ended. If
! this is so, the Balkan allies probably
will not get as much European terri
tory as was expected. Bulgaria will
probably get Roumelia and a share Of
eastern Macedonia; Servia will secure
an outlet to the Adriatic sea, without
political authority, and Montenegro,
| it is declared will get 10 or Is miles
more of seacoast. Bulgaria only is
likely to profit by territory of any eX-
tent. Albania is likely to be trans
formed into semi-independent king
dom under nominal Turkish SOW
ereignty.
VIENNA, Nov. determination
reached here today of the report that
Kisail Pasha, Turkish grand viceroy,
has appealed to Car Ferdinand of
Bulgaria directly, asking for peace.
ATHENS, Nov. 1.-THE destruction
by Turkish troops of eleven villages
in Southern Albania and the merciless
slaughter of hundreds of persons, most
ly Greeks, is reported today. More
than 5000 women and children are
starving in the mountains, where they
took refuge.
LONDON, Nov. 14-Peace or con-
tinued war in the Balkans is believed
by diplomats to hinge on the attitude
of Car Ferdinand in regard to Con-
Stanfinnn1a IF Fnrdinand
enter Constantinople it is believed the
war will speedily end and Turkey
grant all the concessions demanded by
the allies. The czar, however, is char
acterized as the most ambitious ruler
in Europe and possibly he may persist
in carrying Constantinople by assault
BUDAPEST, Nov. 14.-Forty
Roumanian soldiers were drowned to-
day when a boat capsized on Calarasi
lake.
VIENNA, Nov. 14-Through the
Neue Freie Presse, the Albanian ma
tioral organization appealed for aid
today, accusing the Servians of atroci-
ties worse than were ever perpetrated
by Turkey. The appeal accuses the
Servians of seeking to exterminate the
Aibanians and says they are murder
A4Ao w oiiASil anu ny the scores.
Last Nights Reports
ATHENS Nov. 13.-It is announced
here late tonight that $500 Turks were
engaged in battle today by a large
force OF Greeks at Yenidje The Turks
lost 20O0 killed, 500 prisoners and %
heavy guns captured The Greeks lost
500 killed.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov 13.-That
there has been no lighting in Tchatalia
lines within the last As hours is the gist
of reports received here during the day
1t is believed that the suspension of
activities is due partly to the fact that
negotiations are in progress to secure
an armistice with the Bulgarians, and
partly on account of the outbreak of
cholera along the lines of the army
Several young Turks were arrested
here today An attempt was made to
find David Bey, for the purpose of his
arrest also, but he had completely dis
appeared.
1t was semi officially stated that the
porte had received no reply from the
powers relative to his request for their
Intervention, and that the powers had
taFen no step with the Balkans in view
of mediation.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The porte, on the
advice of Russia, instructed Nazlm
Pasha, the Turkish commander in chief,
to apply to the Bulgarian commander
for an eight-day armistice with view
to opening negotiations for peace. This
decision seems to show that Turkey has
little hopes of being able to hold the
Tchatalja lines against the Bulgarian
advance. There has been no report re-