The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-11-01
'IARABOsCH I6IlR1|||||||
TuRklsH CITY CARRIED ~ AZ.
sAULT-FALLt CT scuTARI
IMMINENT. \
OTHER oAPITULATIoNs.
AdrIanopIs May Surrender to 7uloarl-
ans at Any Moment-
Battle Expected
Soon.

London, Oct. 30.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Post says that the Monte.
negrin flag flies at the summit of Tara.
bosch and that the fall of Scutari is
imminent. This is not confirmed from
other sources: 1900
A Cettinje dispatch to the Standard
OF current date says. the commander at
Scutari returned no answer to the sum.
mons to surrender and that the Mon
tenegrins are bombarding Tarabosch.
The Express publishes dispatch
dated Tuesday, Oct. rs, from Turkish
headquarters, saying: "Abdullah
Pasha's camp is here. His army lies
in line from Luleburgas to Bunar.
hissar, and decisive battle is expect
ed within q week."
Adrianople May Soon Fall.
London.-A dispatch from Sofia to
the Mail says the Bulgarian detach-
ment, after destroying the railways
for some distance around Eski-Baba
withdrew to that village. Adrianople
is surrounded and its fall almost i'm.
mediately is considered certain.
sch, who is said to have been respon-
sible for the panic there has been ex.
ecuted, according to q Constantinople
dispatch to the Mail.
Turkish Army In Hiding.
London.-An interesting question at
the present moment is the where.
abouts of the Turkish army of which
nothing definite has been heard. The
news that Eski-Baba has been taken
by the Bulgarian cavalry, apparently
without resistance, shows that Nazim
Pasha's army is not where it was sup
posed to have been-on the line be-
tween Kuleli Burbas and Lule Burgas.
1t may be further west, in the direc.
ton of Demotica, but it Is generally
supposed 1t has retired from the line
OF the railway and entrenched itself
upon the line. from Demotica to
Tchorlu.
Turks Ready to Advance.
Constantinople dispatches continue
to speak Of the readiness Of the Turk
ish army to take the offense. In any
case few days must see something
decisive. The victorious Bulgarian ar.
my still is advancing. 1t has occupied
Bunarnissar and is marching towards
Kuleli Burgas. It is reported that the
Bulgarians have blown up bridge
over the Tchorlu river, showing that
the turning movement is making rapid
progress.
Powers Their Onlv hone-
Unless the Turks are able to take
the offensive vigorously, the present
indication is that they will be driven
out of Europe altogether, failing in
reference by the powers at the pres.
ent stage to end the war, as happened
in the Russian campaigns against Tur.
key in 1928 and 1873 when Russia had
captured Adrianople and was at the
gates of Constantinople.
The news from every part of the
theater of operations shows that the
Turks everywhere are retiring before
the victorious allies. The Turkish ar.
my defeated at Kumanova, appeared
to be demoralized and has evacuated
Kuprila or Veles as it is also known
and is retiring on Monastir.
Roumania May Be Involved.
Bucharest, Roupania.-The cabinet
has decided that the circumstances
do not warrant the mobilization of the
Roumanian army. The king. address,
ing the ministers, declared, however,
that the existing grave situation would
impose upon Roumania the duty of
arriving at important decisions"
The kings speech is interpreted as
indicating that in the event of Tur-
keys defeat Roumania would insist
upon being consulted in any re-distri-
button of Turkish dominions.