The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11


losses to the Greek troops Hahtin7
sgalnst the Turks In the vicinity of
Janina have been very heavy. -
sate they have lost no fewer than
1000 killed and wounded.
T\e sixth division OF the Greek
srrnSS lef: here today under orders -
ts5ist In the subjectIon OF the Turk
eh fortress a. Jsnina.
SE6ASTopoI. Russia. Jan. TO-
The Turkish consul in this city has
been informed by the authorities that
here will be no opposition TO the
opening Of subscription lists for the
Turkish Red Crescent Society amonu
The Mussulnans lnhabiting souther ern
Russia.
PMls, Jan. fo.-Rumania decided
today to mobolize her army IL she
does not obtain forty-elght hours sat
lsfsction from Bulgaria In regard 10
the reetifiestion Of her frontier, &C.
-ording to a despatch from Bucharest
20 the Times.
LONDON, Jan. 1o.-Rumsnia prae-
iically delivered an ultimsturr 10
Bulgaria today by demanding the ces-
lion Of Silistria and the territory TO
the north Of line stretching from
there to kavarns, on the Black Sea.
according to a news agency despatch
from Sofia.
LONDON. Jan. i0.-The pendulem
OF peace in the Balkans swings be-
tween the fall Of Adranople and &C
uon nv the powers OF Europe. Advice.
Suggestions, good offices pressure
and friendly offers-all tNat diplo-
matte terminology has been able to
invent-have been attempted by the
powers 20 bring tho conflicting parties
70 terms over Ad-iauople. but the
reluctance OF Turkev ~ cede the Holy
City IS only surpassed by the deter
mination of the allies "a win Sseir
point 70 have ~ included in the terri.
tory ~ Bulgaria
Several socsIled trt.vmedfs-e
courses for. solving the problem. BY
neither entirely separatin- Ndrianople
from Turkey nor entirol giving n TO
Bulgaria. have been refused nv both
allies. As an indication ~ the stand
the allie have taken one az the Rul-
Rsrian delegates said TODAY. "Adria-
nople is the AlsaCe-Lorraine Of our
war.
Turkey Hopeful
Turkey hope that she may he able
IN save Adriarople undoubtedly has
been revived rs the threatening atti-
tude of Rumania In this attitude
Rumauta is believed TO he backed By
Austria. as otherwise she would NOT
urge her claim 50 energetically
against Bulgaria In contrast with her
pacific position of \ fortnight ago.
The powers arc awaiting tho result
of reprcse ltatiOns 10 he made 10 the
Constantinople government by their
ambas sadors In tho Ottoman capitaI
Their note probably will be delivered
Monday 20 tho Porte
Tho ambassadoriaI conference met
a. the foreign Office today. but tho.
only information given out WAS that
the meeting had arrived ~ no import
any decision and had been adjourned
until Monday The ambass sadors
would not confirm reports that = naval
aemonsiration had been planned as 4
lest resort ~ influence Turkey.
Resumption Of War.
nIrkeye threat 10 Withdraw her
peace delegates early next week Y
the allies refuse further compromise
in Their nnniard- was discussed ~ 20.
day ,ininr of tho ambassadors. but
vas r0f Considered n serious one
Tho delegates ~ the allies have 70
T'od io furkey With r. counter thrpa'
that tncy will give al necessary no
il'" oi The termination ~ Tho arnis-
tI'e r'r 800 enrcf .n Southeastern Eu.
roDe 'f 'ho Trrks leave rho p-aco tho
:Onffrsrro
Hope bad 1fer entertained that tho
1'ancr cIfru last night by Paul cam.
5pn. tno French amba -.ador. to tho
pearc delegates. a. which Tho Turks
tconfinusd on PaV. Ei9htJ