Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-13

I ~ Morning Journal special LraAed Wire
London, Jan i4.-Hrltlsh Secretary
Of state for Foreign Aifnirs Sir ed
ward Grey, and the ambassadors If
the powers have made rcprssenta-
tipns to Rechad rashA regarding The
projected departure nf the Turkish
delegates, which is equivalent to "a
definite rupture of the ponce negaea-
tions for which Turkey is considered
Responsible
In reply Rechad pasha said that
he was not responsible for the sua-
pension of the wori. of the confer
enee, which was decroed hy the nl-
lies. not only without asking his epln-
5 f't without eeeA HllN.l.z la.t =
express q when he beggcd 10 dn s.
IL had waited whole week. hoping
that reelection would hflng the aiiles
70 moro reasonable and moderate
Views bot as no desire ms been mani-
Tested 90 hear what further rceufiea-
ton Of the frontier Turkey WIS pre-
pared 20 Indicate. naturally without
eeding Adrlanonle-tho Turkish plen-
tpetertiarics could not remain in
London indefinitely.
Ia Difference 10 ENGLAND ana tile
other powers whose ambassadors re-
HAfht'H NAN' iHIflHtt III tue MFHUAiHa
tinna Rcchad rusha consented 10
telegraph to eeHHtaHtin0nle. askinR
definite Instructions The allies also.
are tired of waiting They do not be-
lieve the note which the powers viii
present ut CpnstantInoplo, will have
the desired effect but not Wishing 10
take decisive step without due mo-
tiee 90 Europe they have notified Sir
Edward Grcy and the ambassadors Of
their Intention Ia denouncc the arm
istice cOntemporaneously with. or
shortly after. the presentation OF the
noto to the porte.
The allies will be ready to resume
the war four days later In faet
Greece has ceased hosilltios; servia
has nothing more 60 conquer. while,
with respcci 10 Montenegro. the arm
isiicp never has heen observed By
Turkey whose soldiers have made
frequent sor,ies from Seutari There
fore. tho resumption of hostlities.
really concerns only The Thraeean
held Of operations whore the activity
Of the allies seems 10 bee limited 10
the conquest Of Adrlnnople The Ball
kan military experts here think that
under present conditions. AdriauopIe
ean te taken IN a few days by the
7Htfliltt ol I'VE thousand men. 1he
Greeks are more determined than
sVef to hold the Aegean islands, as
we'll as Saloniki
Regarding Salonlkl. thov saw;
War gaNe II to us. and only war
Hn take II away"
All the responsibility for tho grav.
~ OF the situation is placed by the
lilies on Europe which they saw af-
er having encouraged them to con-
'lndo an armlstiee and come to Lon-
lon-evcn holding eontemporaneous-
II conference Of the ambassadors to
aeilitate matters -finda itself impo-
ent because of lack OF accord to
ldopt measures compelling Turkey to
,bey It's VIII This failure OF agree
nent even IL manifested IN a pas
i've manner, the allies point out gives
to the Turks, whose
rope is that they will succeed finally
is they have ia the past In playing
IF the powers one against the other.
Tho attitude Of the powers. It is
dded. also encourages Roumania to
AXE an unfair advantage Of the situ-
tion. Forgetting that only a short
inc ago the Roumanians and Bulga-
iane We're under the same yoke and
ought shoulder TO shoulder the same
attles for independence.