Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
Say They Will Now Sign Prelim
mary Peace Treaty in Ad-
rianople.
RESUME WAR IN -FOUR DAYS
Each Nation Leaves One Repa
sentative in London in Case
Turkey Yields to De
mands


ne Psaoo ues"eib''on''
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Of the Turkish do,cration
/ notwithstanding this rupture thers
| still are optimists iu the diplomatic world
VINO nope mat n resumption Of tae VIZ.
may he aN'rted either through fresh pro
posais by Turkev or through the fnU
| OF AdrianopIe before activities can ha
begun again at the Tchatalta lines.
y majority Of tho Balkan delegates
refuse to admit tho likelihood Of eithc-
| contingency, believing that tho life OF tlIs
Young Turk government depends upon
the resumption of tn" WAT oven thousu
IN" alice wer" willing to postpone TIN
conflict Ihey are of the opinion that tn
! present IaiIufe or diplomacy Is' at ttt
worst only an lnterlude' however f"'
lth'V VIII leave tour. representatives IN
LONDON 10 uHd'rtaNe tho sottlernol'
anew
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Lar as 'he plohlpotehuar'es arc informed
j. 10 concentrate their forces on Adrian
'i' lm"ed'a'eIY arter the expiration o,
IN" pFeSorlho" iour days IL the surrender
I'l the tor'ress does not occur in this
meantime They believe that few days
p"mDardnent by the biz siege batterief
when now surround Adrianope VIII
bring about the captulation of the place
BONANZA MUST KCFr, OUT.
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RuIaarian army Is engaged with Turkey,
Bulgaria would let her occupy the terri
sorry she demands but as soon as thd
bulgarian army dlsposed OF the turks
the bulgars Would turn their attention 10
the Romanians ana attempt TO make theni
pa dearly Tor tnis racial disioyalty
which the BGlSarlaus consider would De
treason.
The au!'S expect that prelin'narg
, treaty Of peace VIII be signed in Adrfan-
ople by tile victorious hungarian and
ServiaA generals, and THIS VIII De eIn-
= bodied IN the treaty "hlfh "44i De con-
: cluded in London, ior wfAcn eaGh o"e-
CATION is leaving ono ropresen'adVe IN
n lonuou 10 await liz '''l''''Ats ~ 0 ~ w.
ference. Most Of the otH"r He''eates VIII
- leave here before Moi1a''
q The Balkan delegates r'ieral' tnAt t"e
n allies are agreed on '"i QueSI'ous' oeHlS
= fully roGni@ant OF th' Ld'r IN"o '"e''
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e enlnE thelr compact l"'s II nos 'o
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IS SIGN ROuMANlAN PRoIoCoI''
5 pr Danefr, head Of the Bulga rinn dele
II cation, and NJ Mishu, tho Roumanla
n minister to Great Britain, signed proto'
y col to-day embodyins the views Of both
nations on the Rouman!an claims for ter
,e ritory which would give h"r Silstria' tn
Is protocol will furnish the basis for th'
~ negotiations
- The BuiGarians declare that kou
~, mania has Increased he' oe'naI"
g since rene"| OF the WEI mas
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