The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-14

ing desire TO De master OF the oar /
denelles.
Reehad's Complaint
Rechad Pasha, the leader of the
Turkish peace delegation, today reit-
Grated the immovable determination
Of the Turks not to abandon the for
tress OF Adrianople or the islands in
the Aegean sea. He said:
What kind Of a conference is this
where ali the concessions emanate
from one side? Had this been known
beforehand there would have been
no need to go to the trouble Of bring
ing together peace conference in
London"
1t is not likely that the peace con-
ference will resume its sittings be-
fore next week. Premier Venizelos
of Greece intends to spend Saturday
and Sunday visiting Oxford. Today
he lunched with the chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster, the Right Hon.
Charles Hobhouse and in the course
Va Soh ootiOh Inc I1tl-
lenic claims over The islands of the
Aegean sea expressing the hope that
the country which under the late
william E. Gladstone gave to Greece
the Ionion islands will not refuse its
assistance now that Gladstone's dis.
ciples have 1t in their power.
Russia Prepared
st. Petersburg, Jan. 10.-Orders
are expected from the Russian war
! minister during the next three days
retaining with the colors all those
time expired soldiers in the army
who under ordinary conditions should
have been dismissed to the reserve
two months ago. They will probably
be retained until April Ia.
1t is understood that the failure of
the attempt to arrange a Joint Aus
trian and Russian rehabilitation has
| forced Russia to remain prepared for
eventualities. Nevertheless despite
the disquieting reports recel 60 from
Warsaw the tone Of dispiomatic cir
Giles in the closest touch with the
situation indicates marked optimism.
The reports from Warsaw tell of
rush orders for the completion Of for
tifications and of agitation among the
Russian army officers who are send
ing their valuables to places of safe
ty.
The publication yesterday of the
prohibition against crossing the from
tier by foreign airmen, although the
Russian cabinet authorized the war
minister to issue it on November 30,
it also regarded as a disquieting sign
Russia is now acting in full accord
with several of the other powers in
the matter of bringing to bear press
ure at Constantinople.
The report that she had undertake
en- Independent steps to force Turkey
to yield is denied here, while the pro-
jected naval demonstration is receiv.
ed skeptically.
Heavy Greek Losses
Saloniki, Turkey, Jan. 10.-The
Greek troops fighting against the
Turks in the vicinity of Janina have
lost to date 100 killed and wounded .
The sixth division Of the Greek
army left here today under orders
to assist in the subsection of the Tur.
kish fortress of Janina
Rumania's Ultimatum
London, Jan. 10. -Rumania's prac-
tically delivered an ultimatum to Bull
garia today by demanding the ces-
sion of Silistria and the territory to
the north of line stretching from
there to Kavarna on the Black sea
according to news agency dispatch
from Sofia.
Paris, Jan. 10.-Rumania decided
today to mobilize her army If she
does not obtain within forty-eight
hours satisfaction from Bulgaria in
regard to the rectiflcation of her
frontier, according to dispatch from
, Bucharest to the Temps