LATEST WAR NEWS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 81, 30 November 1912, Page 6

LATEST WAR NEWS.

-(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press Association.) (Received 10.35 a.m.) Rome, November 29. The Albanian Provisional Government sent a message to Italy: “The Albanians’ aim is to live in peace. llie Balkan States will become an element of stability among them. We are convinced civilised people will extend their friendly welcome and protection.” Athens, November 29. | General Sapountzaki, whose headquarters are. at Arq, is attacking the jauina forts. The three chief forts have thirty-three nine-centimetre Krupps. Iliero is a long line of snuil~ ler forts . A Turkish garrison of 20,000 under Essad Pasha heavily reinforced the Albanians. Belgrade, November 29. With the capture of Dibra, where the Monastir troops. are rallied, the whole of Macedonia is now subdued. Two Turkish regiments have surrendered to the Servians. ■ Sofia, November 29. The Bulgarians are 1100 yards -from Adrianople. Consuls hoisted the flag to protect the Consulates. The garrison from various causes arc reduced to half. Sir Edward Grey says he merely sounded the Powers as to whether the conference would be principal difficulty was Austria’s preliminary demands for Albanian autonomy and the exclusion of Servia from the Adriatic. After a desperate resistance, two Turkish regiments surrendered to the Bulgarians between Dedeagatch and Dinrotika. The prisoners include two Pashas, 252 officers, and 1000 horses. Berlin, November 29. Herr Von Heeringen, in the Reichsstag, in reply to questions, said Germany was fully prepared in the event of war.