The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-04
|EYE! WITNESS story Of THE GREATEST
FIGHTING SINCE BATTLE Of SEDAN
How the Bulgarians Routed tho Flower Of
Turkish Troops - Frightul
Picture Of War.

= ASSSAAS
LONDON. Nov. AIN . Dispatch to
sAe Daily Chroniols Martin H Dononuc
paints . terrible but thrilling psctsrs OF
IL grsas battle At Luis-Burgas sod me
eunt that followed. He sAyDs
there bas bean nothins me II since
'sgapoison's rstrss< from Moscow. Tns
'Txx,sh ssasrsis are trying to stem
GAs panic, but \ y EXPECTED mat only
4 handful Of the once great army OF
moro than two hundred thousand men
viii ever get behind the line Of eorts
at TohaAaidjs."
N. Donohos's thril,inG story. which.
10 escape the censor. wss sent from
Choriu. the Turkish army headquarters.
on Friday nisht By automobile 70 Con-
v>antinopls. cod thence ~ eost 70
Copstansa. Roumaniaa, and oab,sd from
vhsro last night 10 London. 10 - fol-
.,sws;
. 'Trrevooabis disaster has befansn me
fur,<ish army. II has suffered IN ap-
bsiiing defeat. This has been followed
~ confusion and . rout for which there
81 scarcely n parallel in history--s roui
which In Its later stages dessneratsd
3uto a wild panic. . stampede. whieh
rom,nun,cated ltsslf TO the whole night
- force
; s1hs ruskish army sa4srsA - sp-
Sasling defeat. u was the NEST eom'
400 miiitaSy disaster since nuhasn
Ia the .satsss aesAsas sa1se ueeas
BOgsy theusaAA q ~ Aowes o. 0e
furnish txoeD0 heve SaAlses weus
Abauliah himself nassoway eeeeyec ses
49, q 70 Per osns. o. 10 s'''s
~ wsss nsAs sevevse.
sSas nsa seense 70 osM s~.s .sN
lonay. IKE snow essote ~
-. Sra6edss 0sseAvse
Oeose, re6ans1ss aase
1ensss eeoams smsn eseeps, ~.
1eoee eassppsesso -.
eeaoe oompaess.
~ hsnaiuls sne ss.s -
~ BACK 70 Sonofis, tas
uexy crusuS ssfesssAs 49,
~ thsn iowa - shoussAes A..
Th1oughout tho ter'iois "s"
Qupseionty OF inc ooSa.
- very pronouhceo' INC
nAoie TO staho ths nu'ue'ou.
ithdrew slowly the sun"e
80 and the majority Oh '"s" ~.
lied. The artillery were torcs' "
ebandon many guns 70 tue e"e"s.
8olgNCG GUNS, THEN ATTAIN
F.s WITH DAYoNEro.
The Buigarisns. VINO displayed ex-
,traordinary energy. pressed forward
end determined to make the most Of
ShSir advantage. by afternoon the Dul.
Arixus had shelled the Turks out ol
Guiu-Burxas. Having sffectuail,
Siiencsd thu fire OF The Turks, the Dul.
1urians launccd an infantry attack.
Which stormed the town at the poln,
Of the bayonet.
.sThe greater mart of the Turkish
sarrison hsd already Withdrawn ant
those remaining as a rear guard wsr,
; caught ike rats In a tran. The men o,
the Fourth corps. although withou,
food for two DAVIS. offered stubborn
unayailiny resistance and died 10 1
man.
The y,o,or,ous BuIgxrian. next nd
yanced eastward toward tho raiIwa,
station. which 4. four milo from I,uls
Durraa. Here thew met unexpected re
distance. which DELAYED the ADVANCE fol
two hours. A portion of the CANARY al
Vision MA. concentrated here uude,
1allh Pasha and reud pasha.
..rhe Bulgar,ans. after hoist.nx IN,
national aar over the principal mosque
neeassd forward at full dsSh. Al the,
approached the railway station the,
were suh,ec,ea In n seyere rakins ar
from batteries posted behind the sta
Zion and tho neighborinx hills. Tn
dsathly shrspnel tore through the,
ranks and when tho confusion, cause
by this unexpected IRE appeared to b
~ IL height, the cavalary under Sail
Pasha- dazzling from concealment wit
drawn swords and shouting Allah
AIlshv .wept like a tornado upon tn
exposed infantry.
"No one could be expected to with
stand such an onslaught. the buisai
sUrned ano the turks" ea's"' s.'p'
rode thein oo"h' saus'"S e~""''"''"'
havau.