New-York tribune., 1913-07-14
ryueCted to Sign Pact with
Servia To-day for ReStOra-
ton of Part Of ThraCe.
pIIMANIANS CROSS DANUBE
M Truth in Assassination Re-
port, but Great Tension in
Sofia - Peace Awaits
Decisive Battle.
rBy cable to The Tribunc.l

urlcoria CaptureC curing tne Garner BAL
80 ,,ar II i, also reported bu; not
..n6.med that Turkey will to-day sign
-, agreement witE Servia by which a
arge part Of Three will be restored 10
1er
Vplraria is now confronted hy the
o,,,ovins enemies: Greece and Servia,
18th whom she provoked war by at
,,ckirc them suddenly in a quarrel
,,.er the division OF territory taken
from Turkey; Montenegro, who sent
,-oons 10 Scrvid'S aid; Rumania, who
,,s, week narc'ed her army into Bu'-
carian territory "to preserve the bal
,rcs Of power in the Balkans and
turkey. who is using the present diff
cu,ties of Bulgaria 10 recover a part
- the territory lost in the earlier war.
The Turkish army available for the
ADVANCE toward Adrianople consists Of
,oo 400 men. who were lately N Cha
..ld,a ard 10000 at Gallipoli The Bull
rarians still have about $4,000 men
south Of Adrianorlc.
Army Shows DisaHection.
There are signs Of disaffection in the
Bulgarian army, and in Sofia the ten
sion is acute though reports of riots
and attempts on the lives Of ninG
Ferdinand and the Premier are untrue.
The government. however. is endeavor-
ing 10 prevent the true position on the
Macedonian frontier from becoming
known. The capital has been cut OFF
from the rest Of Europe for fortnight.
No mail has been received and tcle-
grams usually have not been delivered.
All except the government newspapers
have been suppressed, and elaborate
preparations 10 prevent an outbreak Of
disorder have been taken. 4 royal
guard is kept in readiness in the bar
racks and the King is i'll in bed with
rheumatism.
Despite the censorship rumors OF the
.ountry's disastrous position are
Spreading and causing great embit-
terment against Premier Daneff, who
also is made responsible by the army
.or reports that the Turkish and Ru-
nanian advance are to be unresisted.
Meanwhile the Servians are increasing
their demands for territory, and, Ike
the Greeks, refuse TO accept Russian
mediation until decisive battle has
forced Bulgaria TO beg for peace di-
rectly and accept the terms Of the al
les The Rumanian newspapers also
threaten to dictate peace in Sofia. me
Rumanian army, continuing its ad-
vance south, has occupied Kavarna, on
he Black Sea, without opposition.
There is still talk of Russian inter
ference, and it is reported from st.
Petersburg that the powers in concert
have notified the Sublime Porte that
hey will not permit military opera
tions beyond the Enos- Midia line fixed
by the London conference. But the
European concert is slow in moving.
The Bulgarian government accuses
Greece Of circulating false accounts of
Bulgarian atrocities, with view 10
preparing the ground for future terri
torial claims. nd expresses itself as
willing 10 submit the whole matter TO
an International investigation. An ac-
tive campaign Of recrimination re-
garding which side began the hostili-
ties, and Of accusations and denials Of
atrocities. is going on between Bulgaria
On the one side and Servia and Greece
On the other
In Bulgarian official circles in Lon
con il is announced that an agreement
has been reached with Turkey 10 re-
gard the Enos-M Midia line as a pro-
visonal frontier. pending final delim-
itation by the international commits
sion.
Details Of Massacres Told.
HOrrifylng details Of the Bulgarian
massacres continually appear in the e.
fetal reports issued from Athens and
sslonica. According 20 these reports.
ears and fingers of Greek women still
bearing earrings and rings were found
IN the pockets Of bulgarian prisoners.
The Daily Telegra pin correspondent
with the Greek army says that the
Greeks to date have captured eighty
TWO guns and ten thousand prisoners.
a Belgrade dispatch TO The Tele-
graph" says that the Servian invasion
OF Bulgaria has been successful, but
was confined 10 the district between
me frontier and the Prot tKustendil
line. The Servians are advancing and
making good progress.
The Daily Mails" correspondent
With the Servians sends the following
Dispatch:
There has been no lighting since
Wednesday. The weather is wet and
'Ae roads heavy. a Russian photog-
fdpher who visited the scene Of the
hrlvolek battle found evidence Of the
hugarans having crucified, mutilated
ana burned wounded Servians."
The Constantinople correspondent OF
Ihe Mail" reports long negotiations
De'ween Turkey and Rumania, and be-
HeVes that an understanding has prac-
ucally been reached. Rumania wants
nIe torpedo boats, which Turkey is
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