ARMISTICE SIGNED.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1615, 5 December 1912, Page 5

ARMISTICE SIGNED.

A . SUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATIONS. ■ ■ ■ ' "* GREECE ALONE REFUSES TO JOIN IN,.< BULSARS FIGHT GREEKS- . By Telegraph—Press r Association-Copyright (Rec. December 4, 8.20 p.m.) ... 'London, December 4. . The armistice was signed at tho. conference at Chatalja. yesterday night, the Greek representatives alono refraining. The Albanians at "Sfanina, in Southern Albania, who are besieged by the Greeks, contemplate proclaiming their independence. ..''■■' ■ ' It is. expected that the; peace negotiations will be conducted in London in a week's time. ' It was openly stated in Sofia that-the armistice vrould.be signed, if necessary, without Greece, who will continue the war alone if she so desires. \ THE TURKISH TERMS. \ GREEK OBJECTIONS. London, December 8. ■All the nations implicated. in the Balkan war, with the exception of Greece, have signed the armistice. Reuter telegrams published in London state that the Turkish terms include an armistice until peace is declared,; with the right to revictual all forts and- detached troops. Also that Turkish people shall'pass through the forces of the allies, and, if necessary, also via the lonian and Adriatic Seas. .. ■ ■ . ' Greece points out that the terms will enable Turkey to accumulate any amount of .food, munitions-of war and coal, which would have the effect of heartening all the. Turkish troops. .' ... STRIFE BETWEEN ALLIES. ••; BULGARS KILL 250 GREEKS. ' (Rec. December i, 8.20 p.m.) London, December 1. The "Daily Telegraph's" Salonika correspondent has "sent a censored message which shows that the Greeks have had much difficulty in keeping order in the city'without causing a rupture with the .Bulgarians. Numerous cases of friction occurred. : ' ', . In Vienna it is reported that three thousand Greeks attempted to. enter Seres, on the railway from Salonika to Constantinople, but the Bulgarians repelled them, killing.2so. .;■-.' . . ' ■ GREEK TROOPS FOR CHATALJA. . THREE DIVISIONS OFFERED. .•'.■' .' . . .--.'•;■' London, December 8. Greece has offered Bulgaria, three divisions of fresh troops and the entire disposal of her fleet in order to force the Chatalja lines. PLIGHT FROM- THE HAREMS. London, December 3. The "Daily Chronicle" states that many women, of the harems are leaving Constantinople. Some have gone, to Switzerland. They have little money, but are dressed"iri splendid-6ilis.and jewels.