The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Allies Will Not Resume
War Until 1t Is
Received.
PLANS ARE MADE
FOR HOSTILITIES
Conditions in Constantinople So
Complex That No One Can
Foretell Outcome-Young
Turks Supported by Only
Minority of Army-Pow-
ers Closely on Guard.

London, January 25.-Both the ann
bassadors and the Balkan plenipoten-
tiaries held meetings to-day and dis
cussed academicaily the Balkan situa-
ton and the occurrences in Constants
nople.
The plenipotentiaries are awaiting
instructions AS yet the Servians and
Montenegrins have not received from
their governments full powers, wh1ch
Dr. Daneff and Premier NeniZols al
ready possess. TO break the negotla-
tions NJ. Novakovitch has proposed
TO make IKE Turks understand that the
war indemnity asked by the allies VIII
be increased proportionately to the
delay in concluding peace.
It ia expected that by Sunday all
OF the allies representatives Will have
received authorization from their re-
spective governments to end the negoti-
atoms on their own initiative. but to
fulfill the promise made TO the ambassa-
doris they will not use this prerogative
until the reply to the powers note has
been received from the new Turkish
government.
Greeks Push Campaign.
The Greeks are pushing their military
operations in Epirus- The army there.
mum bering 50, 900. is advancing against
Janina in a semi-circle- The Greeks
have been fighting for five days con-
tinuously. The siege is most di1lcult,
owing TO the mountainous nature OF the
district and the very narrow passes,
which are strongly fortified. The opera
tions have been rendered still more
difficult by stormy weather
If the war is resumed in the next
week the allies have agreed that the
offensive shall be taken by the COM
bined Bulgarian. Greek and Servian
forces against both Adrianople and
no dPtach
some of their troops to help the Monte
negrins take Scutari-
A Greek project which aims to land
troops in the Gulf of Saros and occupy
the Galliopoli Peninsula. Is being
considered. This would give the allies
control of the Turkish Notifications in
the Dardanelfes. enabling the Greek
fleet to enter the Sea of Marmora ana
threaten Constantinople-
This and similar projects are sub
ordinate to the decision of the powers
and events in Constantinople. where
many consider military counter-revo-
luton is inevitable within short time
What the allies desire is not to be ac-
cused of having precipitated matters
Their terms were presented at the sitting
of the peace conference on December
%, and the Turkish delegates asked time
for their consideration. Since then the
allies have not changed their terms
They have been simply waiting
Patience Has a Limit.
But patience has a limit. they say
like the resources of their countries,
which are exhausted for a peaceful
settlement the allies declare war VIII
be resumed and inexorably conducted
DR. Daneff. head of the Bulgarian
delegation, said tonight:
The best proof of our magnan-
unity towards Turkey is that we are
still here: while events in Constan-
tinople are an eloquent and undeniable
indication of what the Turkish reply
10 the note of the powers will be- After
that. we might with considerable adj
vantage to us have resumed hostilities.
but we prefer to be generous and
do not wish TO he accused of rash
action or disregard for the desires
of Europe