The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-29
Reports of Internal Difficult.
ties Hasten Balkan
Action.
GENERAL PEACE NO
LONGER IN DANGER
Gravity Of the situation as Const.n,
tinople is Shown by Large Number
of Warsl1ips There-Important Con-.
cessions Expected.

London, Jan. 2a-The note drafted
by the peace delegates Of the allies
was delivered by the Servian deleea.
tlon head to Rechad Pasha, the Turk
ish leader. today. This course was
taken by the allies because of the re-
ceipt Of reports that there Is great
trouble among the Turkish troops sta
toned on the Tchatalja lines, a large
portion appearing unwilling to follow
the lead OF the young Turks It is
considered here that in view of inter-
nal complications in Turkey, Ma
homod Schefet Pasha, the new grand
vizier, may yield before the energetic
act Of the allies.
+: The gravity Of the situation at Con-
stantinople Is shown by the large naval
forces concentrated by the European
powers at the entrance Of the Dar-
dennelles. While clouds are gathering
IN Constantinople. officials who are
watching the situation consider the
general peace of Europe no longer in
danger. Rechad Pasha expressed the
hope that the powers. "realizing the
unfair treatment of Turkey" would
ne!p the porte to surmount the diff
culties and insure peace.
The note Of Rechad Pasla from the
Balkan delegates follows:
"Plenipotentiaries of the allied Bal.
kan states. since the suspension Of the
work OF the peace conference, awaited
vainly three weeks for reply from
the ottoman plenipotentiaries, to the
last demands. Since the events that
have occurred in Constantinople, ap.
peartng to destroy the hope Of arriv-
ing at conclusion Of peace. to our
great regret. we are obliged to declare
that peace negotiations. commenced
off," "Ae"
/! The note does not denounce the
armtstice. This devolves on the gov.
ernments of the Balkan states.
Important Concessions.
Constantinople, Jan. 29.-Important
concessions are expected to be made
ny Turkey In reply to the Joint note
OF the European powers. and tho
basis of the solution proposed by
Turkey Is said to be different than
any yet mooted. The response will
De handed to Margrave De Pallavicini,
81. 1ne Austro-Hungarian ambassador to
Turkey, as dean of the diplomatic
corps tonight or tomorrow.
=, ,constantinople. Jan. 2s.-"Hands of,
all Turkish possessions in Asia" ia
Germany,s pointed notification to all
concerned. The message was given by
"" German ambassador to Turkey in
the course Of speech at the Teutonia
Clubs dinner in honor Of Emneror
William.
". Ambassador Won Wangenheim said:
German interests in Asia Minor are
great and bound up with those Of
turkey. To the Turkish possessions
there. Germany attaches the labei.
'touche me not"
London. Jan. 29.-The evident re-
luctance of the Balkan allies to resort
to a resumption of hostilities is not
improbably due to their failure to ar
range the difficulty with Roumania.
Dr. Daneh, head of the Bulgarian del
egation. who remains in London. viii
nave another conference with M. Mis-.
hu, the Roumanian minister to Great
Britain. on the subject of the Rus.
sian claims.
rumor Is N circulation in Sofia
that Roumania is about to present an
ultimatum to Bulgaria. The Rouma.
nian government has just arranged for
an advance Of $10.00O.000 from a Ger
man syndicate in treasury bills, and,
according to Vienna report, the Rus
sian emperor has conferred the Order
Of the White Eagle on the Russian
premier. Titu Majoresco.
1t can hardly be doubted that ap-
prehension regarding the attitude Of
resumption Of the war is making the
allies pause,
The Vienna Reichpost asserts that
Bulgaria Is willing to concede the
Roumanian territorial claims, provid-
ed Roumania will take an active share
in the military operations against
Turkey.