The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-11-16
BULGARS REACH KILIOS
Occupy Fort on Bosporus
Only Eighteen Miles From
COnstantinOple.
GREEKS LAND AT ATHOS
Move Taken Apparently to Pro.
tect Famous MOnasteries
on Sacred Mount.


BUDAPEST, Nov. 15.-As all the great
Powers are unanimous to proclaim the
autonomy of Albania and as no great
Power is ready to espouse Servia &
quarrel against Austria, the peace
prospects are most favorable.
am authorized to state that the
King of Montenegro's reply to Austria e
protests is interpreted indulgently
here. The allies may occupy the
Adriatic coast during the war, but they
must evacuate subsequently.
Russia's beneficent action. which
moved Turkey to sue for peace, is also
lessening the Austro-Servian differences
The suggestion that Constantinople,
while remaining as the Turkish capital
shoud also be under International con-
troll is gaining ground.
No official reply has yet been received
from Belgrade to the definition of Aus
trias attitude on Albania and an Adri-
attic port in relation to Servia's inten-
tons. Neither has the Servian Min
lister who laid the plans OF his Govern
merit before the Vienna Cabinet received
any communication from Count Won
Berchtold, the Austrian Foreign Min
ister.
1t seems though that Servia is resolved
at all costs to push her troops under
Gen. Zivkovitch to the Adriatic snore.
If so, this makes no difference whatever.
Austro-Servian relations will only be
more painful. Servia will withdraw
her troops from the occupied places
when the war is over. Austria would
seem pleased 10 spare her neighbor this
humiliation, but recognizes readily
that Servia is the best judge of the ex-
tent, geographical and military, of her
war operations and also of the degree
of good grace with which she will assent
10 a political settlement of which all
Europe positively approves. One hall
strongly advises her to resign herself
the second half says that Servia would
do well to remember that although
solane for Durazzo has been unoffici-
ally dangled before her eyes in the shape
of commercial outlet on the Adriatic,
this has not been promised by Austria
and will in no case be bestowed as q
matte" Of course, but only il Servia q
dispositions to this country are friendly
enough to justify such a spontaneous
act of friendship.
am further able to state that the
sharp reply given by the King of Monte-
negro to the Austrian protest regarding
AlIessio and San Giovanni di Medua
is likewise interpreted in official circles
In the light Of psychological circum-
Stances OF extenuating character.
The utmost consideration is felt and
shown here toward both branches of
The Servian people. whose fervent
desire to cut way to the Adriatic is
natural, patriotic, irrepressible and
Imperative necessity. Thwarting the
PROJECT is felt to be a painful duty and
Will be carried out with the utmost for
bearance.
IN" Russian beneficent influence on
servla whose interests she is sendeavor-
ing 10 further by pacific and therefore,
most efficient means, is one of the most
hopeful elements in the situation.
lh's officacious cooperation between
W. Sazonoff, the Russian Foreign Min
''r' and NJ. kokovtseff, the Russian
remler, in the preservation of Euro
Peah peace is productive of more good
han is known generally.
among the numerous dispatches re-
kolVed by Count Won Berchtold, the
oreign Minister, to-day from the vari-
us Towns and cities in the Near East
none announces any headway by the
Ptrmlcs OF the coalition.
bulgaria s answer TO Turkeys demand