Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-15
ArmistiCe Not
 Yet Concluded
DIFFICULTIES HAVE ARISEN
 OVER ITS TERMS
DEMANDS OF BULGARIA
Insists Upon the Evacuation of Adria.
 nople, Scutar and Monastir as Con
 ditions of Its Agreement to Armistice

London, Nov. 14.-Turkey has now formally ap-ealed to Bulgaria for peace, thus forestalling the tardy &C., ton of the European concert towards mediation. No arnistice has yet been concluded; difficulties have arisen about the terms. It is said that Bull garia demands the evacuation of Adrianople, Scutari and Monastir as a condition of agreeing to an armistice. Negotiations, however, /cGNtinue. Fall of AdrianopIe Reported. The censorship is again exceedingly l severe and it is difficult to arrive at any correct ideas of the military po- sitions. The fall of Adrianople is ru- mored from both Servian and Turkish | sources, but this is still unconfirmed. Another report says that the Bull | garians have occupied Hademkeui, 21 1 miles from Constantinop1e. If this is | true, 1t is a very important capture, as that town is Nazim Pasha's staff | headquarters while the Vienna Reichs- | post correspondent with the Bulgarian l army reports what he describes as "murderous fighting" along the Tchat- | alja lines. Turkish official reports de- ny that there has been any serious | fighting for several days. Monteneerins Get Busy. l With regard to the other points. an 1 improvement in the weather has per- mitted of the resumption of the Mon l tenegrin attacks against the Turkish positions around Scutari, with some success. A battle is imminent at Monastir, where the garrison has en- | deavored to make terms for its sur render, but imposed conditions which the Servian crown prince was unable | to grant.
 Should an attack on Monastfr be made the Turks are not expected to | offer serious resistance to the com | bined Servian and Greek armies, and | the fate of Monastir is likely to fol- low that of Saloniki.
 Bulgarian Losses 6o,ooo to so0oo.
 The Greeks continue their advance | towards Janfna. They have now cap tured Metzovo, a few miles to the northeast. A report through Bucha- rest places the Bulgarian losses in the war at far greater figure than has yet been estimated. According to this report, the killed and wounded num- Der between 60,000 and s0,000 out of a total of 0,000 men, and it is point ed out, after allowances are made for holding the line of communication. only 160,000 effective men are left for fighting.
 Reported Epidemic of Cholera.
 One reason which is considered likc- ly to induce Bulgaria to consent to ar armist1ce and to peace settlement is fear of cholera Official reports is- sued at Constantinople represent that comparatively few cases are occurring daily, but other reports say that the epidemic Is serious. with high mor- tahty.
 There Is no new development in the diplomatic situation, but an official denial has been issued at St Peters burg to the reports that the Russian government has pronounced itself def inttely in favor of Serv1as claim for an Adriatic port or has sent instruc- tions to the Russian ambassador at Vienna to that effect.
 British Steamer Captured.
 London, Nov. 14.-A Lloyds despatch from Athens says that the British steamer Annetta from Philadelphia. October 22. and New York, October 25, has been captured. The steamer is said to have cargo of war stores for Albania