The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
Only A rbitra ton Can
Prevent Resumption
of EOStilities.
BALKAN DEMANDS
ARE IRREDUCIBLE
Allies Refuse to Yield Single
Point, and Porte Stands
Firmly on Last Concessions.
Turkey Desires Interven-
ton of Powers. but Her
Enemies Fear 1t.

fenccial cable to The s-Dispasch)
London. January Arbitration by
tbe great powers Of Europe IS all tha'
can prevert a resumption Of the Bal
lxar VA agairet Turkey. Inc F"i &c
desires mediation. as is easily apparent
from the utterances OF hecHau d L.
AND Osman Miami Pasha. O'lo'iia y
delegates t. the peace conerehSf' D.
the representatives or the b"'A-i'
et.+es are reluctant To submit 20 IN
.e-,-o,-f,, because they surmise that
the TRIBE alliance and ths triple e'i
.er+e would not be apt 10 recommend
n settlement that would give TOO mu'"
territory aud power IN Eastern EU-
rome 10 the Balkan alliance.
7, US known tonight that the l's'
demands made b. the balkan pleni-
,oo,entlaries are irreducihie- On 'He
athe~ hand. the Turkish delegates are
without authority from Constaht'iIoP'e
70 make further concessions A"d'
Vas the lay Of things this afternoon
when the peace conference was scheu-
uled TO resume. and but Tor the az
zion of the ambassadors or Inc p'"
ers in securing the postponeinent un-
Iii Monday negotiations uhuouo'e'i''
would have been broken or.
envovs and spokesman for all me al
- statement tonight, clearly
7eft the Inference that the baiKah
states were not particularly ANXIOUS
<or mediation. and that tney were
rrenared to renew the war at am
time. -,
.Anparently the Turks are trying
10 SHIFT on 10 our shoulders the re-
snonsib.litv for breaking of peace ne
yotiations" DIT. Daneff said { aIe
prepared 10 meet that situation We
are tired Of delays, and Mono@y
meeting surely viii see either an
agreement or the end OF parley-
Must Give Definite Answer
.The Turks must then give US a
eimnle YES or no answer. Ne WI.
stand for no more procrasuna'loh anu
-ooifsbr.ss No more Ineligible code
messages Will Go for adj0urtlihei 4.
Turkey can make IL or leave II, ou'
--b,,o,,o, she does must be done Mon
day afternoon
Rumors that Bulgaria and TURKEY
were NEGOTIATING d secret agreement
betU,e4n themselves were strengthened
Tonight ay a news agency dispat0'il IRON
Vienna. which said that car ferui-
nsnd OF Bulgaria, and the Sultan OF
Turkey mad arranged for meeting
SUNDAY on the Chatalja lines. Ihefe
WAS 10 confirmation Of this.
rJovd-s to-day increased their rates
for war RISKS from 80 10 - per cen'
on the ground that hosullues IN the
Balkans probably would be resumed
before the end OF January
Direct intervention by the am passa-
doris OF the great powers was All tha'
eove5 the peace conference from Tup-
dor-iaf conversations were resumed AZ
roorn at the Foreign once. and wnen
II was learned that the Turks ano
1safxau euvovs still were deadlocked
mi ,vot,ld certainly fail OF aSreemen'
.bis afternoon. the ambassadors &c
,sded 10 suggest that the conference
be called or until Monday
Or Danen was the guest OF h'echac
~, - luncheon At the Carleton. and
-be,- had reluctantly agreed that Meth
- side could Conoede any more, wheI
the German ambassador called upoi
hon H.earssenting the other am
bsssaGors.. masked that the conference
ne r-ostprned. Both Turk and Bulgar
ian agreed
Another Grave Danger.
Tho complication arising rom th'
dfsnute as 20 what comp ensSAuon Rou
mania shall receive for her neutralit!
5,~--.- tho va- = raising a most seri
,.. question between that country ar
EuIcaria The Bulgars are not willin'
p, rade the territory which the Rou
-nanians demand out Of what II Is eX
nocted VIII DE given up by Turkey. II
Bf,lga-s. M fact have their own opin
ION - 20 she d;>interestedness % IN
neutrality p Eouuania- The result l
mat Tie Cabinet Al Mucharest Is tot