The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-25
THE TROUBLE
 IN TURKEY

i BULGARIA MUST WIN QUICKLY, VIENNA. Nov. l\. -- lt is claimed 1 by military experts that Bulgaria must win quickly in order To force ] the peace terms which she has de handed lt is pointed out that d prolougLliou Of the war will give the turks ample opportunity to demand l a modification of terms. and it is |'believed the powers will compel Bul. %aria to make certain concessions
 FOREIGN MARINES LANDED. ! LONDON. Nov. Is. - Two thous- and marines have been landed at ] Constantinoplc from foreign var ships They are looking after the l interests of the nations they repre- sent. The American legation is be- ing guarded by British marines*
 5o.oo0 PRISONERS OF WAR. l BELGRADE. Nov. 1> Accord ing 10 reports received here today. the Turkish fort at Monastir has sur rendered to the Scrvians. and ap.- tno Of the Mohammedan soldiers. l including three generals. are now 1 prisoners of war within the fortress
 AN APPEAL FOR TURKEY. 1 LONDON. Nov. l>.- The Ottoman government has made a fresh appeal to Bulgaria for armisticc
 1000 NEW CASES OF CHOLERA. i CONSTANTINOPLE Nov. 1S.- The plague is spreading alarminsly both in the city and throughout the | Il that fully U0u new cases made their appearance today.
 REPULSE OF THE euLGARIANS LONDON. Nov iN - After tive lays Of desperate fghtus the Bu, garians have been unable to srrergIh en their position in front of Cor Stanrinopie l. is known definitely that the Bulgarians were repulseo with heavy losses yesterday. an, they are reported 10 have been driy cn back again today. with equal 't fectiyentss The Bulgarians ant ,heir allies realize tine scrious' s- of the final struggle and each of he Balkan nations has placed every available man al the front with 2 view To hastcuiug the end. and com polling the withdrawal of the Turks from Europe.
 GAINED GREAT SUCCESSES.
 LONDON. Nov. IS. - \ dispatch to the Daily Mail from Gonstantiuo pie says that an informal report s 70 the effect that he iurss -ai-rt , great suecesses in the battles o. vesterday and today. They capturen 12 guns and S.opp prisoners. the var ships aiding greatl! iH the fieht h, smelling the Bulgarian positions Tho first Bulgarian attack upon Constap tinople has failed utterly
 LONDON. Nov l9. As result of conference between the leaders the nations of the Balkans have sig nified willingness to treat for peace |With Turkay
 SOFIA. Nov. 19 The plenipo garia m the ar:angemynts for an armistice with Turkey have been Iappointed.
 LONDON. Nov. 19 The aP- pearance of many cases of cholera 'oone tha Bu'oarian soldiers tn front of the Turkish capi,ai lC 'as is believed to have had uuch -o do with the sudden avauesocree os the Bulgarians in the Turkish de mand for an armistiCe. The in ability of the attacking forces to make headway against the Turkish Id"fenses also is thought 10 have hastened the changed attitude of the Bulgarians. who have consented to the appointment of the plenipO- tentiaries who will arrange d sener I2l armisti," and agree upon the terms of peace.
 AND NOW sERViA-AUsTalA.
 VIENNA. Nov. l9. , Diplomatic relations between the governments of Servia and Austria are said to be on the point of breaking today as a result of the Interference of the annexation plans of the Seryians. The seriousness of the situation is such that Austria has deemed II advisable to send additional troops to the frontier. and additional pre- parations have been made to enforce the demands of this government in ease Servia insists upon taking pos session of captured territory.
 MANY TURKS KILLED.
 BELGRADE. Nov. 19. - Advices have been received in this city to he effect that 100o Turkish soldiers were killed in the battle which took place at Monastir prior to the sur. render of that fort to the Servians. The Scrvian losses also were heavy, but the number of killed. il is be lieved. did not exceed 3eo.
 BULGARIA IS UNREASONABLE.
 CONSTANTINOPLF Nov Pipe clarin% that the demands of Bulgaria are unreasonable. and altogether un- acceptable the Turkish government has rejected the terms of peace sub mitted by the Balkan nations.
 The terms demanded by Bulgaria included the evacuation of Adrian Cpie Scrutari and the strong posi- tions held by the Turks along the sea of Marmora.
 U. S. SHIPS AT GIBRALTAR. GIBRALTAR Nov. 2l. - The American warships Tennessee and Montana which are enroute to Turk ish waters. arrived here to day from the United States t.-
 FIGHTING HAS CEASED
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. % Pending the outcome of the peGotia ions of the peace commissioners who have been appointed to. agree upon the terms of peace between the Ottoman government and Bu!- aaria all fighting in front of this city has ceased
 l. is believed here that the de mand of Turkey for the retention of