The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-15
ROAR QF CANNON MAY BE HEARD IN BALKANS WITHIN THE
 PERIOD OF A WEEK.
ALLIES STAND DETERMINED
If War Is Resumed They Will Storm Adrianople and Tchatalia and Will Dictate Different Terms at
 Next Peace Conference.

London, Jan. 14.-Unless unfore- seen event should change the cur rent of affairs, the war in the near east will be resumed within a week and Europe will witness the horrors of winter campaign
 The. allies have firmly made up their minds to take up arms a second time. The Turks, last week, were threatening to leave London and let matters take whatever course they might Now the Balkan delegates are convinced the Turks are merely drifting without a fixed policy and they have decided to end the seem insly fruitless debates and wire pull ing and begin the battles anew where they left off more than month ago.
 The Ottoman government failed to convene the grand council today and apparently has no intention of meet ing the allies ultimatum concerning Adrianople. The allies don't believe ln the efficacy of the note which the powers will present at Constantino- pie because it is couched in too mild terms and simply advises Turkey to submit to the fate of war and aban- don Adrianople for fear of complica- tions in other parts of the empire at a time when Turkey could not find moral or financial support in Europe
 The Turks know that this means nothing, because it is aware the DOW CTS will be unable to agree on any coereive measures. Thus the pre- sentation by the powers of the note It is pointed out, might mean simply the opening of a new chapter in the already wearisome diplomatic barley ings and the shifting of the discussion from a debate between the belli. gerents to one between Turkey and the powers.
 The Balkan kingdoms moreover. are anxious to obtain relief from the heavy burdens of keeping their ar mles on a war footing indefinitely Wishing, however, to observe all the diplomatic courtesies, they have given the powers a reasonable time 10 agree on the note, frame it and present 1t to Turkey. But this once done, if Turkey, as is probable, fails 70 yield, the: are determined to act. lhelr governments have agreed to call another sitting of the conference through Sir Edward Grey or Rechad Pasha, who, according to the rotation followed, would be the next presiding officer. They will then simply an nounce their decision definitely to break the negotiations and also thank England for the hospitality extend ca and the conditions of fair play under which the discussions took place.
 immediately afterward. Sofia. Bel grade and Cettinje will denounce the armistice and the Seryian, Bulgar. Ian and Montenegrin commanders will notify the Turkish headquarters that hostilities will be resumed within 96 hours.
 The allies say 1t is easy to predict the course of events After they nave stormed Tchatalia, they proph- esy Turkey will be ready to cede Adrianope, just as after the Italians landed in Tripoli, she offered to make concessions which previously she had strenuously refused, and as after the victories of the Balkan states she consented to grant reforms they had Valnly asked for 34 years.
 Alter their second resort to arms the Balkan delegates assert their peace terms will be different from those Turkey Is now rejecting. They ueclare that Bulgaria will not be satisfied with a frontier line from Rodosto to Midia, but will draw 1t Just before the gates of Constanti- nopie and they suggest a war in- demnity of $200.O00,000 or more NJ. Noyakovitch of Servia said tonight:
 know we'll the Ottoman mental ny having lived in Constantinople as munster for seven years Turkish latalism makes them cling to hope