Turkey and Bulgeria Armistice Talk Reported
Constantinople reports circulating that the Porte has been asked by the powers to hear Turkey's suggestions for a basis of peace with Bulgaria. Rumors say a Bulgarian envoy is in the area, while Britain seeks terms of pendency. Skirmishing and a northern push by the enemy near Tehataldja are noted as the main army advances along the railway.
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Bulgarians Await Heavy Guns Before Assault On Constantinople
London reports Bulgarians pushing toward Constantinople with heavy artillery awaited to break Tehataldja forts. Nuaitu Pasha holds a last line as Turkish defenses show stubborn resistance. Telegrams note unchecked Bulgarian progress near Tebataldja lines, while Union ships head for Levant safety and King George tours Salonika amid Balkan tensions. The Servians pursue governance of conquered lands, pledging justice to Albanians under King Peter, as diplomats seek a general Balkan conference to ease frictions after the war.
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