The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-03
GUNS OF THE
ALLIES WILL
BOOM TONIGHT
War Will Be Resumed II Today's
Efforts Toward Peace Are
Unsuccessful
TURKS ARE STILL HOPEFUL
Still Believe HostiIities Can Be
Averted, Although Prepara-
ti0nS Are Made
GERM OF REVOLT IN ARMY

London, Feb. War between Tur-
key and the Balkan nations will be-
GIN at I o'clock this evening unless
the last peace Offering of the powers
succeeds, or Turkey decides AT the clcv-
enth hour to surrender.
II even has been decided who shall
ire the first shot, as Turkey has stat
ed she will allow her advcrsaries to
take the aggressive. The immediate
object of the armies of the allies is
the capture of Adrianople Upon this
fortress the combined Bulgarian and
Scryian armies will concentrate their
oNertions. For the present the Bui-
ririan generals will simply try To hold
the Turkish troops at TChatalja
King Nicholas of Montenegro has
already started for the Turkish fort
ross OF Scutari. The king himself
wll take the direction of the renew
rT attack
The Scrvian armies have complet-
rd their campaign. and now have plac-
rd many of their troops at the dispos-
'll ~ lIltlI NOllll dbfS III lllt Iltll. opIilt
huvcycr must lie kept in Albania
where 4 rising against the invaders
has been organized. II is declared
that the Albauians, with 10000 rifles,
M command of Austrian officers. have
taken the field, and ii is rumorcd they
fought u battle at Dibra where the
Scryiaps lost heavily The Albanaus
are said To- have been greatly irritat-
&C. by Wholesale arrests by those sus-
roctcd of being interested in the pro-
Nsional government
Turkey Still Hopes for Peace.
tonstantinoplc, Feb. 3.-Thc out
ONE of the representations made by
The British ana German ministers a..
the Bulgarian capital was awaited
here this morning with strained tense
rcsS. Although the armisticc is schcd-
ulcd to end AZ o'clock this evening.
Inc Ottoman officials have not yet lost
lore that resumption OF hostilities
VIII be avoided
The German communication to the
government of King Ferdinand of BuI
garia was even more direct i'm it's terms
than was that of Great Britain In
urging = peaceful settlement. GCy-
many declared she considered the new
Turkish proposals adequate. while
10th Great Britain and Germany in
timated intractibility on the part OF
the Balkan nations would not be APP
rroved by the powers,
I,t
glecting precautions for all eventual
ties. The movements of troops ANA
war stores have been inccssant the
past week, while the hospitals at the
front have been cleared and the pa
iiouts removed To infrmarios i'm this
city.
Trouble IN Turkish Army.
Berlin, Feb. 3.-Some indication of
th" trouble the Young Turks are hav-
ing with the Turkish army is found In
ih" dispatches today. The army ap
reors TO be seething with the germ of
revolt because of the assassination of
Nazim Pasha. its beloved commander
Enver Bey, the Young Turk leader,
went ~ an automobile to the head
quarters of the army at Hademkoui
10 win the support of the troops, but
me soldiery furcibly prevented him
Iron ollghting, II Is remarked II Is
too late to stop the insurrcction IN the
ranks The Turkish cavalry station
ed ~ the Asiatic section of CONSTANT
hoplc and In great Selimye barracks
today made q formal demand FOR the
execution of the murderers of Nazim
iasha The men refused to obey the
war minister's demand to return To
their homes