The Prescott daily news., 1912-10-30
INVADERS SWARM OVER COUN- TRY BETWEEN ADRlANOPLE
 AND SULTAN'S CAPITAL.
l50,000 MOSLEMS GATHER
Enemy Has Advanced Until It Occu- pies Positions on Three Sides Battle Is Due at
 Any Time.

Vienna, Oct 30.-The southeast ward progress of the Bulgarians con tinues uninterrupted and dispatches confirm the belief of military experts that, after cutting off and virtually surrounding Adrianople. the invaders are swarming over the country be-. tween that stronghold and Constantt- nople.
 The Bulgarians have occupied Bun arhissar, 22 miles southeast of Kirk kilisseh, and Kresua, in the valley of the Struma, The bridge across the Tchoriu river was blown up by the Bulgarians, interrupting communica- tion between Lule Burgas, where there are military headquarters, and Constantinople. This close upon the heels of the seizing of Eski-Baba, the railroad center between Adrianople and Constantinople, indicates the next battle of the Bulgarian cam paign will be fought southeast of Adrianople
 Part of the Turkish troops garrison ing Adrianople managed to retreat to Demotica, 25 miles to the south. The rest of the garrison is already cut off and demoralized by heavy losses. During the last sortie by the Turkish troops one regiment surrendered to the Bulgarians.
 The main Turkish army, 150,000 strong, lay at latest accounts along the north bank of the Erkcne river, between the towns of Eski-Raba and Lule Burgas, or Tehetal Burgas, as it is also known.
 Hemmed in by BuIgarlans.
 The Bulgarians were in a position to cut off its retreat by rail toward Constantinople, and the river pre-. vents it falling back directly to the southward. It's commander has his choice between waiting for the ad- vancing enemy where he is or has, tening the clash by marching to meet him. He is hemmed in on the north, east and west. If the Bulgarians meet him there will be no one else to op- pose their rapid march to Constanti- nople.
 Following their capture of the Turk ish army, which they had already driven from Kumoanovt, the Servians were marching at the double quick to engage the sutan's main force in Macedonia at tho town of Veles or Kuprili, and fight was expected be- fore nightfall.
 Veles is on the direct route be- tween the Servians and Monastir, which was the objective of the ad- vancing Servians. If they defeat the Turks at Veles, the Servians inevi- tably will take Monastir, the capital of its villayet, and one of the most important towns in Macedonia.
 The main Greek force, when last heard from, was headed for Janina, aiming to secure control of the entire southwestern corner of the sultan's European dominion.
 A dispatch from Scutar says a Montenegrin flying corps has cut the Turkish communications by Scutari and St. Viovanni di Modua, on the coast.
 It is announced from Constantinople that Hilmi Bey, who commanded a di- vision at Kirk Kilsseh, is credited with inflictiug heavy losses on the Bulgarians and has been promoted to brigadier general.
 The ex-sultan, Abdul Hamid, has arrived in Constantinople. His son, Prince Abdul Sahim, who was serving on the staff of Prince Aziz, also is here. He was wounded in the arm and leg in the fighting at Kirk-Kilis- sch.
 Martial law is being vigorously en- forced Nobody is allowed out after 10 o'clock at night.