The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-12-28
BALKAN ALLIES
TURN DOWN TURKS
Terms Of PEACE
"\Nhat Are We Fighting For'"
They Angrily Ask at Lon
don Conference.
THREATEN TO GO HOME
Meeting Adjourned TIL Mon
day so Turks May Commu-
nicate With Constantinople.

nicate With Constantinople.
LONDON, Dec. 2s-Ths terms Of
peace offered to-day by tho Turkish
pienipotsntiarics in reply 10 those pre-
sentsd by the Balkan allies were 80
unsatisfactory that the conference IN
Il, Jamess Palace was adjourned until
Monday after n discussion lasting an
nour and a half. The Balkan ENJOYS
we're 80 determined IN their opposition
hat the Turkish representatives said
hcy must again communicate with the
Government at Constantinoplc.
Tho ofsciai story Of tho sixth session
" the Peace Conference, ISSUED immedi-
ateiy after Its adjournment. says:
The Terkish delegates. having pre-
.entcd their counter proposals, the dole
yates Of tho Balkan allies made their
Observations. and the meeting was ad-
burned until Monday"
PEACE TENNIS PROPOSED ~
the TURKISH ENJOYS.
The proposals presented by the Otto
man delegates wcre:
riSst-IThs province Of Adrianople 10
remain under the direct administration
u TURKEY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to ne converted In
10 Q principsiity with salonica as its
capitsA. Tho p~incipanty 10 be under
the suserainty of the Sultan OF Tur-
key. but governed by prince chosen by
the Balkan ailies and nominated BY the
sultan of Turkey. This prince to bc a
Protestant and from n neutral STATE.
Third--Aibania to bs autonomous under
the soversaguty Of the Sultan and gov.
erned BY . prince Of the isnosriai Otto.
man family, who 10 to Be chosen for
term Of Ave years. with the possibility
of rsnswal OF his s0pointnsns.
Fourth-Aii the islands IN the AagsaA
Sea to remain Turkish.
Ftfth-rhs Crstau question not 70 ~
one for the dscislon Of che coa60sacs.
rs u 10 . matter oetwesu TusGsy end
ne grsst European powssA
BALKAN gNvoVo oRiTSciog the
TURKISH PRoPooALo.
'sTness terms DO not sssm even the
oasis for negotiations" Wa ths unaa1.
nous outcry Of he snvoys Of the aAlisd
.hise Tur1nah Asaa0a1A. haA rsAA ~
proOssals.
TSs s1tGAnR q IL coufwsnss to-day
assumed @6sesst Aspsot from that Of
~ last msstin0. q whidh 0tsjan Nova
kovsstA. ths 0srvian savoy. rsad the
tsrms eGsssd ~ the ainsA
Te-1Ay. svsa whi,s Rsdhad Pssha was
sngaOA - reading the Taskish propo-
sitiooa. ~ Balkan dsasgats could mo-
rsfrain fssa unaaBsung thssr astonAsh-
msna aaA INDIGNATION By mssas a Gss.
turso anA sxpssssivs sxclamstt'us IN
The vasas.s Ansuaoas q thar Nsksv>
souulneeA
sVav ~ ~ asAA tAar
sVAaA = ~ sssusa fss s1s w.
Nau1Goss sDeeenr ~ Nieel 80
~ aoASoo elssasas vlseAns assssvs
oamo 49, ssvagats ~ = .
nsshsu "a net . sssssas soasss-
(. saoop vss esos q ~ ahAsD
s1onu0no1ouD WAlsA sseaoel ~
as1nsvH y1se1ss gua,ssy - -
y0e6o Yaaass.
Ar ~ ooufsFsuos he'd decided I
ldjeua untn Monday the eoavsrsas1o
wAisA Spilewsa was even more animate
n ShasooA9.
Ranhad Rasha was ne only one VII
rsaaonsA cain. WIN his NGht hand
his 1Ouosr pocket and his left hand %
ress1ng ~ bard - though hiding
smlse. ~ Stood tl,srs quietly withou
uttsring word.
n. .. Dansn. the Bulgarian lsade
was much excited. Shaking his arms
the ~ - exclaimed: For whom. the
have vs foughtY'' He was oon,Usilsd ,
put Up tAs hand to hh syss At eve,
momsat IN order 10 sscurS his sy,
giaasss. which threatened 20 fall OWN
to the violence Of his emotion.
LAsas Aiyuskovibch. the 1ontsnsgr
dslsgats, shouted with . firm voic
II am going TO pack and to return a
resume my place 1t the front"
Stefan Novaksvitch. the 'Ssrvii
bismarck" said dryiy: ''rhs Tur
have not yet learned that honesty
the best policy"
WHATS THE USE or srAvlN
hERET HE ASKS.
Premier Elefeter,o veniseloL was Al
Indignant but was able TO control hi
self. He thought the situation was
depiorabie one and declared; What
the use OF staying here?"
The members OF the Greek delegati
we've the arst to leave st. 'fms
pa.ace.
This result OF to-day's meeting. VIII
might appear like rupture to superfiC
observers unaccustomed TO the tactics
diplomacy ana not knowing the nego'
tors themselves must. according TO a.
fled opinion. be interpreted otherw
Both sides. II Is pointed out. have q
LAID down their maximum proposals
neither OF them expects 10 zee IN
maximum demands realized. From I
maximum must. It Is said IN diplomi
circles. come . compromise leading
negotiatorsl toward the Respective m
mum which their countries can acceI
Or. q. Dancer. when In = caimer m.
declared that he was now more hop
Of . successful issue of the negotiati
a. the delegates had at last really
town 70 something Nike business
Doealle Of the progress Of tod,
4 = 49, - A. m