Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-22


foreign office. has been appointed chief
Of the Greek delegation which is to ar
range terms of peace with Bulgaria.
He started for Nish Servia today, and
Will be Joined on the way there by the
other members of the peace mission.
Turks Not in Adrianople.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, July 22.-The re-
port of the reoccupation of Adrianople
by Turkish troops was shown today to
be false. 1t was spread by fugitive Bull
garian officials from that city. who heard
cavalry. commanded by the notorious
Enver Bey, had been seen in the vicinity.
At this news the officials fed panic
stricken, believing that the entire Otto
man army was about to descend on the
place.
Communication was restored today be-
tween the Bulgarian capital and the cit
adel of Adrianople. Official reports from
the Bulgarian commander there showed
that the Turkish troops retired after rec
onnotering the position. The Bulgarian
government has ordered the fugitive civil
functionaries to return to their posts.
Similar instructions have been sent to
Bulgarian officials who fed from vari-
Gus places in the province Of Thrace.
Hadji Adil Bey Off for Post.
CONSTANTINOPLE,J July 22-In antic-
ipation of the reoccupation of Adrianople
by the Turkish troops Hadji Adj Bey.
former minister Of the interior, has been
appointed governor of that city and left
today to assume his post.
India's Mohammedans Rejoice.
CALCUTTA. India. July 2o.-The ad-
-
new frontier line from Enos on the Aegea
sea to Midla on the Black sea- which was
arranged between Bulgaria and Turkey
after the recent war. has been received
with hearty rejoicing by the Mohamme-
dams of India The newspapers here as
sert that any attempt on the part OF
Great Britain to cOerce Turkey into
abandoning her new projects will lead
to a dangerous Mohammedan agitation.
Food Scarce in Sofia.
LONDON, July GA Sofia dispatch to
the Times says:
houmania's reply to Bulgaria agrees to
accept Turthkai-Baltchik as the future
frontier, but declines to withdraw the
troops until Bulgaria enters into nego-
tiations with the other belligerents.
interruption of communication with
northern Bulgaria already has caused a
scarcity of provisions here, and, if con-
tinued. will involve calamitOuS results In
the capital and in the army"
Besides accepting the Turtukaf-Balt-
chik line Bulgaria has consented to the
Roumanian troops remaining In Bulgaria,
according to a Bucharest dispatch to the
Daily Mail, until Bulgaria has concluded
peace with all her enemies.
Ferdinand Appealed to Kaiser.
Any idea that the Bulgarian army is
preparing for counterstroke is now
quite abandoned. 1t has become known
that. in his anxiety to bring about peace.
King Ferdinand appealed to the German
emperor regarding Russia's action. The
nature Of the emperors reply has not
been disclosed.
A semi-official dispatch from Sofia says
that even should the Roumanians invade
the capital no resistance will be onered-
The Turkish advance on AdrianOpie has
been accompanied by considerable skfr-
mishing The Turks are believed to be
proceeding in three columns-one from
Bulair and two from TchatalJa-
The Bucharest correspondent or the
Daily Telegraph hears, but is unable 10
confirm. that Greece has waived claim to
Kayala and DRAMA. and will content her
self with the Saloniki hinterland. which
would facilitate a peace settlement he
also saws a junction has been established
between the Roumanian right wing and
the SeryianS.