The Chitina leader., 1912-11-05
Late Telegraph News


 willingness to receive assistance in bringing about q cessation of hOstili- ties.
 LONDON, Nov. 4-An extraoridin- ary series of dispatches have been published in the ConstantinOple pa- pers. They are from Nazim Pasha, commander in chief of the Turkish army. He asserts that the Turkish forces have recaptured Bunarhissar, and are holding their own against the Bulgarian advances.
 VIENNA, Nov. 4-There was . fearful battle between the Bulgar- ians and Turks near the bridge of Mariaza river leading to Andrianople.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. A. Whatever may be recorded as the is- sue of the terrible battle that is being fought on the western slope of the Istrandia mountains, in Thrace, it will undoubtedly be reckoned with as among the worlds greatest strug- gles.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 4-The Porte has applied to the great powers for mediation in the negotiation for peace. The Turkish army has re- treated to it's last fortification out side the city.
 LONDON, Nov. 5-The Balkan statesare insisting that Turkey treat with them instead of through the powers Thus far Turkey has had no reply from the powers. Their army is reforming behind Tehataja. This is the last fortifcation before entering Constantinople. It is doubt ful whether the Turks will be able to long resist the Bulgarian advance.
 LONDON, Nov. 5-According to dispatches from Sofia the water SUD- ply has been cut off from Constantin- ople by the Bulgarian forces which occupy Derkes.
 LONDON, Nov. IA Sofia dis patch to the Times states that de- cisive battle was fought. The Turks retreat eventually became a complete rout. The Bulgarians captured many of their guns and great quanti- ies of munitions. The dispatch from Pose states that Nazim Pasha, the commander in chief, was either shot or taken a prisoner of war
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. l. Three hundred Turkish officers and soldiers were executed yesterday for their connection with panic among the Turks at the battle of Kirk Kilisseh
 SOFIA, Nov. After three days of fierce fighting the Bulgarians scored a big victory. They routed the Turkish forces of two hundred thousand, under command of Nazim Pasha. The Turk line was at Lulo Burgas, east of Serai, and thirty-one miles long. They retreated to Tchorlu.
 RIEKA, Nov. 1-The Montene- grians of Gordon are massing around Scutari.
 ATHENS, Nov. 1-The Turkish cruiser Ztheid Elund with crew of two hundred aboard, was sunk off the gulf of Salonika by a torpedo boat.
 SEATTLE-10 scattering precincts give Taft 552; Wilson STA; Roose- welt 1O73.
 FARGO-Returns from 56 scatter ing precincts give Wilson 2564; Roosevelt 1190; Taft1S38.
 CHICAGO-In 94S precincts out of 1886 in the city of Chicago Roose- vlt receives HOOPS; Wilson 80, 663; Taft 4S,901; Debs 56,513.
 MILWAUKEE-In 24O of the state precincts Wilson receives 20,739; Taft 5,562; Roosevelt 695S.
 PORTLAND-Parti returns from 95 precincts in Multnomah county give Roosevelt 1880; Taft 8S4; Will sono1443.
 SEATTLE-Result from 343 pre- cintcs throughout the state: Taft 12,349; Wilson 15,372; Roosevelt 2O,766.
 SEATTLE-144 scattering pre- cincts give this vote for Governor: Hay 4,484; Lister 5,559; Hodge A. 269.
 DENVER-In 174 out of the 183 precincts in this city Wilson received c70. Poocava1f n SeT. Toft A.