Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-13

iBy M"rnIng Journal special Lensed wire
London, oct | 2.-Tho war cloud
has settled over Europe No rays OF
peace strike through at any quarter
Montenegfo continues To assail the
/ Turk sh forces. but the cracklings
alone that border are as mere fire
crackers compared with the general
4 explosion confidently expected within
| Il week
The historic "ronsert Of Europe" III
the supreme test has faied to sup
/ press the i.all<an clash. which 1t avert
ed time after time Ia the last quar-
! ter ul a century. The final exhibition
Of the helplcssnoSs Of the great pow
ers was given in the collective note to
I Turkey published today. That note
which was the best they could devise
after earnest negotiations, merels.
states that they VIII discuss refornf
with the sublime porte ana gives no
promise of any results that might
pla,ate the SlaN nations
Thr Turkish cabinet has been en-
gagged IN framing "a reply to The note.
but at the same time the sultan foro-.
shAdowed the nature of the reply hy
the issuance Of a proclamation for a
general mobilization which is formal
notification Of what Turkey has been
doing the last fortnight and by an
eNhortation to the army to fight
WorthllN Greece H. cuuallN anoN,
board With her preparations Crown
Prince Constantine left Athens todaA
to take command of the army Nicn-
nan adVices say Turkey win mass I
45o.o0o men against the nugarians
and leave only two divisions to OPP |
pose Montenegro. Turkey apparently !
is willing To sacrifice her outposts ON
that border for the time being
The mobilization Of the Greek
army hns been successful beyond OK /
80. .
! "a, 600 VIII be concentrated on the I
frontier bN Monday and another 40 I
o00 are being enuinped The mohili-
zation centerS of the government ARC
with Volunteers and il I
has been decided to enroll no more
recruits for the present The Buleu-
f1an government has framed reply |
to the Russo Austrian note, and it is
understood viii present 1t to the rep
rcs"ntatiNc of those countries tuinur-
row. The reply declares that the rep
representations Of the powers ara
Nasuo ana we're made IT too late
date.
The military prospects are So com
plcttrd that experts are unable to
make propbosies while The political
Conditions are slil more complicated.
Jenna and St Petersburg newspapers
ire printing articles limiting al bad
'aith The Anstro-Ilungarian press
lccused Russia Of secretly backing \
he combination against TURKEY 4
section of the French press blamo
;r'at Britain. declaring that she pre- &
'cntcd The powers from making il 4
trong stand against the war )
Europ" is amazed with Turkish l.
allure to accept the Italian peace -
erms at this critical moment and is f
Worried because in ltaly's partcipa- $
'on in the war there is danger of "A
raWinE in the other pOMprs D
All the stock markets suffered a +
today. Berlin appeared T.
% have been the most distressed. =.
british consols Reached the lowest
oint in history. The Ross'a ST. Pet i,
rsburg says the fan in price was :,
nc to the Balkan situation less than
) the operations Of a clique Of bear =,
pcculators anxious 10 enrich ihcm-
slves at nuhlic expense
The British chancellor Of the ex ,
hepucr. David lloNd George. In an ~
ddress tonight said. !"
THE prospects seems to -. tlAt =,
very short time the eastern hori. y
,n VIII be abiazc. We may express
40 hopes--that the area of confl.' u
alton win he limited aud that what
yer may be the issue Of the conflict
etWeen the comhatants. one result ~
in ensno. that tho honndai, of free h
ON ANA good government will hc eN-
.udtd "
The British Red Cross sorietv is
To send large contingent "a 1
lc front
austria savsa - Nirnrs. dispntch. M ..
uds To- take immediate action ~ i'm
lse either TurkrN or S-rviH should
wade the san Jak of Novipa1Ar -,
SEVENTY Servian villages I'm the san ",
y nf Novipazar. are reported from 49,
Jenna Ia haN" risen against th-
nrEs Tn" moslems are said tu have
o.. a 4.
-, ~ .,,,t, ~. ,',a,,,,i,,., IN 49,. n
sdars incinainp nricsfs M