Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-11-16 | Page 1 | Turks Must Make Peace Promptly

I TURKS MUST MAKE PEACE PROMPTLY Hostilities Will Be Resumed If Proposals Are Not Accepted Within Twenty-four Hours Bul-g3ia Bul-g3ia Will Not Allow Turkey to Gain Valuable Time. CONSTANTINOPLE MAY BE RETAiNE0 King Ferdinand Preparing to Start for Tchatalja, Ottoman Government Realizes Its Humiliat- ' ing Position Fanatical Outbreaks Feared. Jrav SofIa XoT- 16 The Bulgarian cab-MF cab-MF ! net communicated to the allies toda) rtjjU - the contents of a letter from the IfftSfl Turkish errand vizier on the subject vSiK ' of an armistice, and an Interchange kjSJ'Of views between the Balkan gov-153 gov-153 ornraents ts in progress '.!a! It is said that unless peace condi-rtMSl condi-rtMSl ons are accepted bv Turke.v with-7?Jg with-7?Jg in 24 hours after the! piefaentatlon, ViM Hostilities -sslll he continued, as thu 'HSlB Bulgailan geneials are not willing to K$J9l permit Tuike to gain aluable time '$fl b Wrangling over the conditions. "Ufijf A prompt acceptance ma) avert the wif entlv of tne Bulgarian troops into SJB Constantinople. It Is believed that 3 Bulgaria will not object to Tujkc ro-n ro-n taining Constantinople and the Dai-2k Dai-2k ; danolles. IJJM King Fcidlnand of Bulgaria Is now md at Kirk Kllllsseh. but it is leport-Ituf leport-Ituf etl he is prepaiing to stait foi Tcha-Ee&f Tcha-Ee&f lalja. .!? l