Show THE GREEK COPAL A Reported Victory at Rtienl Causes Wild Joy at Athens TUB BAlTLli AT SI 110 im PAS Notice to Grrtki to quit Crete Ilia At UluJo of hi IoiTfU lulerrt In the ilar i AH1FN9 April IOOn Bmolenlz xmlolr 01 wr woo In oommoG olMOOO 1 Ureeki at Uvenl not fur iioru TyrriavoB northwest of Ij rlaa At this point Edlmm Paths closely juefiei visa nearly taken prisoner lll plan was to force the pats of Kevoul to enter the plain of Xiirliea and to out oil the rctltot if i the Oretk lImy wllb hie cavalry and thus lake LUIIMK without resistance But this plan wan Uoiealod Ueu Dtmupunlot i Bt the Led ol one Oloek division rcIII ill Turkleh line nt Uoughalz I Llote to lyruavoj and Onu Mavu i mocUulo broke tbroush nt KulenkoB j Ilia IWO generate Limited luilr agents lucrDnmsi Tot news ut able lull i I eta at lUvbnl ana ol the Imminent tall I ot 1luveia Das changed the dial l m sy caused Aluena by all a lota of J Mluuua i Will the wlldeil I njulclnit J I Ilia latDit advlcci tonight are that the Unek troop ra tdvanclug to reoccupy ttaolr positions at Ullouna I uuu al urnzjvMi tho litter ut which III In alleged Ivan ftbandoned owing to a tallatiagaile tall selling bY tile Zone Cal In clUwand WHO Interpreted an order to rethal whIt woke really Intended as au uroer to Advance Capt Toreador who tn wounded I at Untzuvull shot himself In order to uTold falling Into the hands of tb 1 > lurur I Tuu Qteeka report tbat the Tuita lOll 7010 killed and wounded at Ho Toni I Lut this natlmale U probably ixctualvo 111 In said That the Turklgn force all A citing Reveal numbered more than 10000 IN luniaiii iKKunoiiv IJAUIBSA April lU6 p ITh Ok bV distended to Turks al ItvIII aDd Iwo Greek brigades In entered Turkish territory In dlfierenl dlreollous ardpeuetraleJ to Delmssl notlhlol Zillion AnolbrlllTllon Is I trying IU nnk the Turks who Age retreating In disorder Heavy Hjibttnii Is I In progress at Grletxivalt II has been going on since noon lual0rookoure trying to recapture trio place HARD FIGHTING AT WILOLKA Lotiuur AirlllUAB details oom 10 it 1 bctue more and more apparent Ihllb fighting lu 1 Mllouua Pass was E ol tbe must stubborn null iavaK chare char-e aoser The lutke lougut like lImon and Ibe Ureeki rcdiua with the spirit 1 ot itielr Bicoelon The moot lucspll j cable loCI In connullon with te Whole engagement It l the 001 putatively im > ll number of kiliou il All t the special correspondent 1I agree he to this rho Turk appear 10 have Bred as wildly with their nllea at Mllouna pats as they did at Arts where the fighting consisted U an anlllery duel teiweeu the rival batteries ou cacti side ot the river looting about four hours In tile alter JIDIIU There they fired only one out ot five shots with any silent and their batteries were soon silenced by the Greeks wbot nrorkmulp wa Very muon superior rue Turkish losses stArts st-Arts are believed to have been very heavy Ou Ibo Ureek side there was not a man killed UKLLK3 MUST LEAVE CRETE CAMJA April 10 1jacarus have Ln Ilited Here al Cndlo and al oter I town In that hlull allowing the UroekB a fortnight la quit Cut This la itgarded aa a mplete annulment annul-ment of the proposed chem of uulonomy FRANCE WILL NOT INTKlirEKE PARIS April 19At i > cabinet meet Ing held this itiorillule It was decided cot to modify the pol cy ot Dun Intervention Inter-vention t In UreooTurkieh allalra pre TlouBly adopted by France I Al the request of the Ureek minister at Constantinople the French embay emba-y mere baa Lern aulbullzod to lake Under its protection tau Greek Calho lien In Tuitey TUG IKTEIINATIOlIAIi FLEET LONDON April 107 p wrCopf rlgliteu U7 by the AtaoclaloJ iresi In Iplla 01 tb IICllhllho botlll 1U01pt11aooIAbko rICStlerst tlei on the Uretk frontier have caused but little txellement here commit a I national have b11 1 n 1lOel all daylong day-long btea tile foreign office Brad Home France and Athens It It reported tonight that ninonp tho other matters contliler U tbe expediency of ordering the International Inter-national n l > to leave Cretan waters and to BO In the direction of Htloulea hit it the DarJanelioi to watch the fighting with a view to loc lllln < 1111 Dccesenry by novel Intervention There IB said to bo a sharp difference ot opinion betwnm the mllllary owerf ItuMla Auslrollungary and Uirmany and the maritime powere Great Urltlon I Franca and Italy ai to the moat expeditious and least vloleu methods ot compelling a creation ol UOStlllllM ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE BALKAN SIAILS Hr IriKusJiuiiG April II tiller ring to the formation of an alliance between Bulgaria Htrvla and Montenegro Mon-tenegro It la I lemlcrfUclally poliileJ out today that the league being ormej le I not only lor the protection ol the governments named against Tmk > y and Austria but o < atnn PauUellenlc aeiilratlom the Balkan poulceula Tuereforr It la added Oreo Is I unable un-able to oouut upon any support In the Prevent conflict from the countries ludlcatod anti moreover their respective respec-tive ministers have positively aitured Russia that their KoveruoluuU VIII maintain strict ueutrallly 1I1E 811UAT10S STUDIED AT WA811 1NU10N WASIUKUTOS April 10 Another belated uiaiatca from Mr Terrell was given out at the stage department It bears date of tastunlsy froui 1ern thc diplomatic uburb ol Uoustantl uoplr and lu U Mr Firrell simply ooullrms the preti reporliof the Initial statements ol the breaking out ul hostilities Admiral Selfrldge the commander of theUuropeau squadron oiiuillllug at present of four ihipi all In the eastern Mediterranean has Ian I-an outbreak of lubtllitlet and Irooi lime to lime bat advised the navy department de-partment el the outlook The movement ol the Tetsola of the squadron will he left entirely to his discretion the department believing mat as be Is I at the Beat ol war be Is better prepared than any one here to act to the best advantage The first sign that the admiral has begun the Imposition of his little eijuajruu to meet the war epoch was full receipt 01 7 ebloram at tbo navy department depart-ment today announcing the arrival ot late United mates cruiser Minneapolis gal tilyaria Tile oalclals of both navy and state departments have little apprebcnaloH It tlltrtatmenl lo Americana inner affect Turkey which Is retarded as about the only pjeslMe cause for friction now Pom bly at u later stage In I the war lu tbeevuut that the Turks are dtltattd there may bo rioting Constantinople or some of too larger Turkish clllui but that Is I not tested at pieieut It has been euggested that the President Presi-dent pribably mil be called upon tu Issue n pi nomination of neutrality now that war baa bttguu between Turkey And Ureece Tun ofllclnls have looked Into the prtOHdeuta In Lucia cases and have concluded that the conditions at present uo not require tnc Issuatico ol a notice The purpose of a neutrality proclamation It to guard Amerlcau citizens against the consequences or Infraction ol the neutrality Imposed upon nations not party to a war It ones not directly concern either ol the belligerents but Is I Intended to warn American cltuna that II they cspiuie the cause ol either combatant they I will absolve their own country Irom extending protection 10 luem The program ol hostilities Is Illicit watched with the keenest loteren In military circles here Already Ihere has been a great demand for accurate maps ol the tcsne of the first outbreak and this bail been responded to by the mllllary Information bureau by giving orders for the preparation of such a map as was Issued during the war between China and Japan a publication publica-tion ol great value to the slujunl ot war It may be said that while the sympathies ol the army olUccrs lie largely with the Qreeki Easy fully expect that the Turks will prevail In the end If allowed to wage war I untrammelled by the Interference ol nutty pjwert and there are signs to Indicate that such an arts nagemout ha been reached by tile principal military and naval towers ol Europe as fill make this possible rate war department depart-ment experts ally that Turkey on paper at least has one ol 1 tbe most formidable artrafes In the woIJ and although It Is generally admitted that Its strength may not be any where near as large thus set uut still tune actually exists a mllllary force bailde which that of Ureece Is I absolutely Insignificant la numbers Inaddltloi lo Ibis numerical superiority the war department experts say that the TUlklh frces for some IIIDO Iava I had tile benefit 01 thorough llalnlna by a number ol Usrman army Ulcers trio bt 1IIIImlor In Ihft wol I AI ronl tile TIIklb ommnllcrln chief KJIum 1nln hai at his back LJheoIuaPa l one of the abert strategists lu all Eu rope lu the portion IjlouLOon 11 iron Center von Dr Uollz a Uermaniofllcer UaneJ Turkey by llaiporor Wll Hum This cfll er Is I said In unite jn himself all the qualities of a Mitt tilted Scholar and a n ex potionced soldier Ile participated lu tile wr with Dc mark In the raoooluHllan war Rod In dlllUon fie Is I the outhor o three military book that are regarded almost as tlb take In t no service It la I reported here that Began von Der Uollz Is I really the author the plan of r cmpllI under which the Turstall army Is now fighting The War department Is preparing to collect all of tuutccUuloil Inlormsllon Dial trial be derived from the war On pi Hjrlvon the military national ol the Uulied 8 is tea cmol sy at Kime has already telegraphed the depart metal for permission La cu to Turkey to watch the progress of tbe war au I the neceasary Iermtlou will tie givers him If ho Ondlll desirable that some on bulll act in a IIko cApacity with the urack army tile 1lprlmut 10 tidally will said Malnr DHt t our mllltry atcbe al Vinous tu the Mile Tho President is I taking an active Interest Ib Ilia struggle Secretary Hhcrc 0100 over U the Wnlte House fill afternoon and the Parent I dont Immediately tupended all other huffileps tj confer with his premier on IIIublcel Bectelsry Bbsrman previously previ-ously hud a long talk will Mr Augell wholjlns about tu atari lor Turkey the latter part of May Is I naturally deeply concerned the developments In mat turhuUnt quarter None i 01 Mr Terrells telegram so far reeoheJ verity the umplla that h a ha Land a r t sken the prtoUon 01 the Ok roldeats l la Turkey Oil the whlo the autbcrlLl are gld that the report 10 Hot nPIortJ for although 1 al-though such uriqurst could not well be ueoliued III la iremembored that our mlnltlerln Onlna and Japan and the slate departmuul as well Ucafflu III vhd In a move Wbo thy undertook blrolcllu thoChinese and the Japdinit hrat ugh ill killing of several Japamse tudeut and there 10 always risk that trouble foxy follow the assumption 01 such tea ponsittl lily Admiral I Ejor ride tins cabled theo rotary ol the navy a request to have the cruiser Cluciinatlnjiv at Mertlne under orders to como home remain ou tbn Mediterranean station fur a lime Blla was l j be relieved by the Raleigh Hecrelary Long has given Inair uo 11011 that With shall remain there LJ MiMiaTCK BNOWDENS oitxioy IJUJADSIIJUA April 13 Ex Minister 10 tetoeHaJwd said today to-day that ho Lana recently reonlved the following reply tu a meelago sent to ICing Urge approving the atlllud iiumed by that monarch ilearly thanks for your approval Precious tu me ilava six pjwors gal jel us Otoiuii nllnulnz Mr Bnowdou mid l6rhatro never was so 111 an opportunity an the prevent tot 010 to have A oonlllot with Turkey UI 10 two or tLitut YU go au advance 01 tile Urek array Into Tbessaly woulu have meant a general uprising ol Ron Monte Bulgaria Birvla and blend donls allll the overpowering Dr the fllrk for Itounul alone has a larger and better equipped army In an he sultan Now however the situation Is I very dllllcult Jloumanla practically cally tstaollshed au alllauce wilh Uer many by having a Uobei > zolleru upon her Ibnme Bulgaria Has almist be jmoa Iluialau province aud riorvlad king 10 the son 01 a daughter nl a lueslan colonel so that uuleis tile people peo-ple of these countries act contrary to the Influence ol Shelf leaders thee is not likely to he any combination against Tuikey I The Turka can and no doubt will driVe the Weeks black over the frontier The Turkish army outnumbers that oi Ureece two to one and Is I butter equip pod The entire army of Greece In oludlog reserves consists ol about 80001 troops and I do not think It his been possible for them to have beau equipped with the moilmodern muni liss of warPl |