The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-27
|ULCARS TO YIELD
DNcILIAToRY ATTITUDE WILL
BE ADOPTED TO ASSURE
ARMIsTIcE.
|YTILENE TAKEN BY GREEKS
ettIe Is Renewed at TchstslJa Lines
Ottoman Council Bows to Mos.
lem Law that No Possession Shall
Be Abandoned--Warship Damaged.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov. 23.-Indications
fe that Bulgaria will adopt a con
liatory attitude and will modify the
ambitions originally offered to the
turkish government.
A special meeting of the Bulgarian
Abinet was held to consider the re
Pction by Turkey of the terms of the
roposed armistice. At its conclusion
was declared in well informed cir.
les that an immediate resumption Of
Iostilities was improbable.
Hope Of Armistloe Remains.
london, England, Nov 23.-"Come
I'd take them"-was the defiant reply
! the Turks to the demand by the
Ilied Balkan nations for evacuation
8 the line Of Notifications at Tcha
lila, In front Of Constantinople-is
.ot believed In diplomatic circles
regulations for an armistice, though
lghting has been resumed.
From Sofia comes word that the
Notorious invaders may modify their
Donditions. The European powers are
themselves to induce the ma
dons composing the Balkan league to
bring their terms more into line with
lhe facts of the situation and to ar
range a treaty which will give them
III they have conquered. but will leave
but that which has not been con-
uuered.
Turks Consider Position Favorable.
Compared with its earlier disastrous
the Turkish army evil
IDENTIFY considers itself In favorable
position. Military experts here see
In the at least temporary failure of
the Bulgarian rush into CONSTANT
nople signs of reaction among the
Invaders after their sustained efforts
OF the last month.
AS the Ottoman capital, even If cap
tured, must be evacuated ultimately
In accordance with the decree of the
great powers, 1t appears that the al
lies have nothing to gain by insisting
on the surrender of the lines which
form virtually the gates of the city.
Il6nCC tnO nOpO CAPA CooCu Wy 0APiO
mats that this demand will be with
drawn, in which case It Is believed
that Turkey, recognizing that she has
no prospect of taking the offensive
f8r the recovery of her lost territory
wbuld decide quickly that she has
nothing to gain by continuing the con
fiict. She would consent, perhaps. tc
enter negotiations on the basis Of 8
surrender of all but reasonable STRIP
at the back of Constantinople. the
Dardanelles and the Bosporus.
Island Of Mytilene Taken.
Constantinople, Turkey. Nov. %
It is reported that Greek squadron
has landed troops and taken posses
sion of the island Of Mytilene.
Fighting Is Renewed.
Constantinople, Turkey. Nov. "a
The battle at the Tchatalja lines has
been resumed. Cannonading was re-
opened with great violence, and is
plainly audible here.
Why Terms Were Refused.
London, England, Nov. 23.-The Con
stantinople correspondent of the Daily
Telegram explains that the Moslem
law provides that no part of the
khalif's possessions shall be abandon.
ed except in cases of irresistible CON-
pulsion" The councils rejection of
the Bulgarian terms was based on this
law and was suggested by the success
full resistance the Turks have made at
Tchatalja.
Diplomatic circlas- saws thu ~n--~