The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

neerins and Greeks are still marrying
the Turks. the diplomats are busy with
tho perplexinx snarl Of proposals which
have peace as their object There
seems TO be feeling in Constantinopie
that this war IL really over. though
cannon are still laundering.
Apathetic Constantinople seems to
realize the hopelessness OF further re-
sistance. An armistice with the Bull
CARS will probably be arranged within
= few days. and this will be followed
BY direct peace negotiations.
part Of all the Moslems. save the hot
beaded Chauv1nists, 10 indicated by the
action Of the banks and council Of the
ottoman public debt They are already
taking stock Of their own interests in
:he lost provinces with view Of SELF
protection when the peace talk comes
% head The council has suggested
% the European syndicates the advis-
ability Of now attempting to safeguard
The interests Of bondholders.
From Prague comes word of an in
eident that shows just what troubles
Austria will have with her great mixed
population IN case she should vote for
war against Servia. The Czachs and
Slavs at Prague Kissed a body Of Aus
srian troops as they were entrainins
on their way to tho Servtan frontier.
They are going to fight our broth
ers." Shame on them" ''Hurrah for
servia," were some of the cries that
we're uttered. It was only after re-
peated charges by the police that tho
mobs scattered.
In the last twenty-four hours, 1t 10
estimated that $4,000 Austrian troops
have left Trieste for the Province Of
gro, and 10 within easy striking dis
lance of that bit Of sea coast over
which Austria and Servia are at odds
Should there be trouble there. 1t II
agreed In the Austrian capital that the
attitude Of many Of her people OF alien
race living under her flag will prove
q great embarrassment
Situation II Delicate.
Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch)
London, November IA correspond
emit Of q Vienna newspaper. who has
been at the front with the BulgartanS.
telegraphs from Sofia under yesterdays
date as follows:
II am not in a position at the mo-
ment to give any important informa-
ton. The Bulgarian army leaders wish
to create a fait accomph before allow
ing any further information to be pub
lished
Premier Gueshon, OF Bulgaria, in
forms me that the situation 10 50 deli
cate that II Is impossible for the pres
ent to make any statement to any
body.
..rh. .wobor~> - v>~. - ura~>>N.
ing between the allies regarding con-
ditions for an armistice. which Will
also form the basis for peace negotia-
tons"
Especial Cable to The Tines DispatchJ
London. November I..-VariOus re-
ports as regards the terms of peace
war are rife, and accuracy At the pres
ent time is a thing not to be hoped for.
One report emanating from CONSTANT
nople says that Turkeys terms OF
peace include proposals that the Island
of Crete should be coded 70 Greece in
exchange for the restoration to the
Sultan Of the city Of Saloniko and the
coastal district now occupied by the
Hellenic forces Adrianople and Kirk.
/. Killesseh shall remain Turkish undey
f! vilayets Of Uskub. Monastir and Sou
tart win be granted broad autonomous
powers IL Bulgaria. Serv1a and Monte.
negro will pay yearly indemnity 70
ernmenfs Of these districts will be cen:
! tired In representatives. Of Turkey and
each Of the Balkan states. the govern
F., ment to have q seat At Cskub.
! The railway TO Salonika Is TO be COM
pleteIy free for expArts Of the articles
from Servia Kavala IL to be fres
post for Bulgaria and san Giovanni Do
Meuda II to be . free port Tor Aonee-
negro.
! Kavala ie Q picturesque seaport %
on the Aegean Sea, and has consad-
The last Turkish term 10 that the
Balkan states must not demand sep.
h. arate war Indemnify.
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! Especial Cable - The Tmes-Dispstchy
Budapest November iN-RussaSo
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