Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-26
Greeks Ale Pressing Campaign
Toward Jani0a and Plan to
Occupy Peninsula Of Cali
poll on DardaneIIes,
ANOTHER REVOLT IS
EXPECTED VERY SOON
Allies Are Impatient Under Ex-
penses Of Maintaining War
Footing During Long Siege
Of ArmistIoe,

IN, Morning iaurnnl special leased wlre.T
London. Jan. 2l~-lioth tho amhas-
Wdofs and the Balkan plcnipotonti-
aries held meetings today ana dis
GUESSED aeAdcmionly the Balkan situ-
alton and the occurrences in Constan-
tnorle. The plcnlpotentlnrics are
awaiting Instructions AZ set the Ser
Wins and Monienegrns have not re-
eeieed from their governments full
powers which nr panoff and Pre-
mier Nenlzelos already possess to
hreak the negotiations
NJ NoNakovltoh has proposed 10
make the Turks understand ihat the
war indemnity asked hy the allies Will
be Increased pruportionateN io the
delay IN concluding peace Il is cx-
peeted that By sundCy uil the alies
viii have received authorization fram
their respective governments 70 end
the negotiations on their own initi-
aiiVe but faithful To the promise made
"a the ambassadors. they Will not use
this pferosatlvc until the reply 10 the
powers note has been received from
the new Turkish governmeq, Tho
Greeks meanwhile are pushing their
military operations In Eplsus. The
army there. numbering 10000. IS td-
faneins against Janina In semi
circle.
The Greeks have hoen fighting for
five days consecutlvcly The Siege Is
most difficult, owing to the noun
famous nature Of the district and the
narrow passes, which are strongly
fortified. The operations have been
made still moro difficult ~ stormy
weather = lhe war "a resumed Il he
next week, the allies have agreed that
The offensive shall be tnken by the
combined Bulgarian, Greek and Ser
vian forces against both Adrlanople
and fehatalia The sertians will de-
taeh some Of their troops To- help the
Moutenegrlns lake Scutari.
4 Greek project Is under examine
ton aiming 60 land troops I'm the gulf
OF safos and occupy The Gnlpoli pen-
insula- This would give to the allies
control Of the Turkish Notifications
iii the Dardanelles. enabling the
Greek tleet 10 enter the sea Of Mar
mora and threaten Constanlnople.
All this and similar projects. are
subordinate 90 tho decision Of the
powers aud events IN Constantinople.
where many consider military coun-
ter revolution ~ Inevitable within 4
short time. What tho allies desire is
NOT to bc accused of having precip-
tated matters. Their terms we're pre-
scented at the sitting of the peace cor
ference on December 2srd, and the
Turkish delegates asked time for their
consideration. Since then the allies
have not changed their terms. They
simply have been waiting. But pa
Iienee has q limit. they say, like the
Of their countries. which are
heavily taxed by Turkish procrastl-
nation
When all means are exhausted for
! peaceful settlement, the allies de-
iafe The war WIN pc resumed and in
axefahlY conducted. Dr Danoff, head
4 the Bulgarian delegation, said to-
iEht THE best proof OF our mag-
ianimity towards Turkey Is that wo
lill are here. while events In Con-
lhniinopie are an eloquent and unde-
lfhhie indication Of what the Turkish
tpl3 te the note OF the powers will
~ After that we might, with consid-
'fahle advantage for as. have resumed
lostlllties. but we prefer to be gener-
ius and do not wish to be accused OF
ASH action or disregard for the de-
ites Of Europe"