The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-28
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l.ONDO\. Oct @". - A.yorGinc 'p uis. .ia.chCs received heEe lac th4z evening a Turkish arm. of 22.uUU Is faced with the alternative Of unCou- dI,ional surrender Or annihilatior near the ScrViau bor3cr. The Ser. vians have every advantage Of po- sition and numbers and all avenues of retreat are cut off from the Turks
 sERVIANs ALL VICTORIOUS. BELGRADE. Oct 2I News from the front today is the best received since the war started All along the line Servian successes have been recorded and the capture of the Turkish army on the frontier seems imminent. At Nrinka the Turks are falling back as the Seryian army advances. but word of a successful engagement of the enemy is hourly expected here
 BULCARlANS WIN. PARIS, Oct D. Aivices raCeiy- ed here from several of the cores pondents at the seat of war in the Balkans. are to the effect that the Bulgarians were successful i'll thcje attack on kilisSech yesterday. and that as result they captured 10000 i Turkish soldiers among them be ing General Pasha Prince lIa,im.
 HARSH CRITICISM. CONSTANTlNOPLE. Oct. o.. The news Of the severe reverse to the Turkish forces al kilissech yes terday has oCCasioned much criticism of the government's conduct of the campaien so far. The authorities admit the seriousness Of the setback received. Additional troops are be ing sent north as fast as the, can be entrained
 OFF FOR THE FRONT. DAVENPORT. Oct. 25. Six hundred Greeks have gathered in this city from various parts of the state and will depart this week for their native land where they will join their countrymen in the struggle against Turkey. As soon as all of the Greeks intending to join the va ] have arrived here the entire company will go direct to New York bv spc, ial train. They will cross the ocean in a steamer chartered for the ae. commodation of the Europeans.
 MORE THAN EVER. | VIENNA. Oct 26 - A well known authority upon past wars today states that there are more soldiers engaged in the war at Adrianople than there were in the Napolraply wars
 POOR TURKEY.
 LONDON. Oct 26. An idea Of i the successes of the Balkan states l in their invasion of Turkey is given today by the London Times, which states that out of a total wal 1 strength of less than l,0o0.000 men. which number was markedly reduced by the war with Italy. fully onc-fourth i of the Turkish army has either been captured or killed by the Balkan i troops during the short space of time since the war started.
 THEY HAVE THE RAILROAD
 VIENNA. Oct. 2G. The news. papers of this city publish today dis patches from the war correspondents which state that the Bulgarians have possession of the railway station at Adrianople and control of all rail way lines running into it.
 TURKS LOSE HEAVILY.
 LONDON. Oct 26. -- Reports from Adrianople state that the Balkan troops have had all the best of the fighting at Adrianople today and that the Turkish losses in battle for the day are simply enormous
 LONDON. Oct. PC The 22,o0o Turkish troops in the town of Ser via, surrounded by Greeks and threat ened with annihilia,ion unless thcl surrender. seeing no other way out of their troubles surrendered today. i BURNING IT UP. 1 SOFIA. Oct. 26 - The Bulgariau troops are reported as having started the bombardment of AdrianOple last night This morning portion oi the city is in flames.