THE BALKAN WAR

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 21 January 1913, Page 5

THE BALKAN WAR

CABLE NEWS

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TURK FY'S ATTITUDE. (Received Last Night 11.35 o'clock.) CO NSTANT IN O PLE, January 20. The National Assembly will }:on.vider the situation on 'Tuesday. OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA. AMONG TURKISH TROOPS. (Received Last Night, 8 o'clock.) BELGRADE, January 20. Cholera, has broken out among the Turkish troops at Adrianople. Dr Carter, of the Red Cross Brigade. lias .succumbed at Uskub to typhoid fever. REMARK AB L E PROCLAMATION. SIGNED BY TURKISH WOMEN.

i Received January 20, 8 a.m.) j LONDON, January 19. ! Renter's correspondent at Constantinople states that a proclamation signed bv the women of Turkey suggesting that the forts should sink the Turkish warships at the Dardanelles because the officers are too poor spirited to fight, led to a quarrel on Monday among the officers whether they should engag-e the Greeks. Blows were exchanged, and fifteen were wounded. PROVISIONS AND ARMS FOR SERVJA AND BULGARIA. RUSSIAN VESSELS BUSY. /Received January 20, 9 a.m.) BUKAREST, January 19. It is reported that at Galatz (Rumania) and Reni (Russia), both ports on the left bank of the Danube, Russian steamers are loading provisions and arms for Servia. Already Russian vessels have transported specie and many siege guns) and provisions for the Bulgarians and Servians. SLIGHT ENCOUNTERS AT CHATALDJEA.

(Received January 20, 8..50 a ni ) CONSTANTINOPLE, Jamtary 19. j.l ,e r^ ei ' il l slight encounters between the I iu'ks nnd Bulgarians have taken place at Chataldjea. ;