The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-30
Negotiations Iirnkcn or.


headquarters have been ordered to
terminate the armistice tomorrow"
Negotiations Broken OF.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.--The Turko- bal
kan peace negotiations were broken
late today. War will be resumed at
the expiration OF the armistice unless
OF course, the powers take drastic
measures OF Intervention, which they
are likely to do.
The Balkan plenipotentiaries late
TO-DAY sent the following note to Rech-
ad Pasha, chief Of the Turkish dele
gates;
The Observation-Disclosures of the allied
Balkan States having, since the s,is-
pension of the work OF the peace CON-
terence, awaited IN vain for three
weeks the reply OF the Ottoman plen-
lpotentiaries to their last demands and
events which have occurred in Com
stantinople appearing To them to have
destroyed the hope of arriving at the
ce.1cluston OF peace, they are. to their
regret, obliged to declare that the
peace negotiations commenced in Lon
don on December 10Th last are here
by broken off"
After reading the foregoing note
Rechad Pasha said:
Puts Blame on Powers.
The consequences OF this note may
t.
sponsibihty lies not alone with the
allies but vrtth the powers, who en-
couraged the Balkan States. and have
shown no fairness toward Turkey, all
though before the war they had SOL
EMMY proclaimed the principle of the
unchangeability OF the status quo
The legions of the allies are moving
tonight to begin anew the war which
they believed "a few weeks ago they
had won, and which, if prosecuted to
the logical end now, will be Il war with
the determination of the Turk in Eu-s
rope as its aim.
A dispatch from Sofia tonight stated
that the Bulgarian army headquar-
ters had received orders from Sofia to
prepare for the termination of the
armistice four days hence. From So-
fla came another dispatch embodying
the following communication address,
ed TO the Bulgarian forces today by
General Savoff, the Bulgarian CONF
mander-i chief.
Unwilling to Yield.
From the course taken by the
peace negotiations. it becomes evi-s.
dent that the enemy is unwilling to
yield an inch of the territory COM
quered by our victorious armies.
The Turks wish by stroke OF
the pen, to destroy all that you and
your brave soldiers, who have fallen
in battle. have won.
VIII the heroes of Kirk kilisseh.
Bunarhissar. LuleBurgas and Tcha-
talja allow this affront to the glorious
army of Bulgaria to go unanswered
Prepare, then, for fresh victories,
arid wath your irresistible movement
forward show the enemies and the
whole world that Bulgaria. our father
land. deserves more respect"
New Note from Turks.
A Constantinople dispatch tonight
states that the new government il
confident that it's reply to the note of
the powers Will be satisfactory to the
powers. and the allies as we'll. The
note will be handed to the Austrian
ambassador tomorrow This reply.
however. will not contain anything to
indicate that Turkey is now willing to
give up Adrianople and, therefore. ii
will not be in any way satisfactory to
the allies.
The delegates of the allies stated
tonight that the immediate plans for
action are in the field conferred about
Adrianople, against which the allies
will unite their legions In final att
tack. They expressed confidence that
AdrianopIe will fall within a few
days, and Turkeys surrender viii be
embodied in u treaty signed within
the cAty's walls. Each delegation iss
leaving an envoy in London to con-
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complete unison.
Army i'm Bad Way.
Conditions in Turkey. especially in
the army are described as critical.
The troops stationed on the Tchatalta
lines are openly threatening war
among themselves. owing to the d.
vision of the ranks on the new gov
ernment A part of the army is OPP,
posed to the new administration. and
Is said to be on the point of open re-
volt The powers have taken cog
niZance of this situation by as
sembling formidable sea forces at the
sembling formidable sea forces at the
entrance to the Dardenelles. AUSTRIA
Hungary, which always in the past
has refused TO join the other powers
/ in joint naval measures. today ordered
I two warships ready to sail at any mo-
I mentor the East.
| Or. Daneff announced today that
Bulgaria and Roumania had agreed ON
a protocol which will be used as
/ basis for negotiations for the final sat-
Element of Roumania's territorial de-
mands.
/ Gravity of Situation shown.
! The gravity OF the situation at Con-
stantinople is shown by the large naval
/ forces concentrated BY the European
powers at the entrance to the DardA-
nelles,
4 past has refused to join the other
! powers In naval coerciye measures, haAs
/ now ordered two warships to be in5
readiness TO start for the east at auY
moment.
4 While the clouds are gathering ever
+GonstantEheple the astronomers Wi1us
make study of the European nrnaa-
nient consider that the general tsae&A
or Europe is no longer in danger. l5s
AS proof of this they point out th4<2s
| Italy has Just disbanded an army e. n
| 100, coo soldiers who served In Trtp0&&S
| Several members Of the Bul&Arie