BALKAN WAR.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1724, 15 April 1913, Page 5

BALKAN WAR.

ALLIES DIFFERENCES,

WIDE AREA OF TERRITORY DISPUTED. AN INDEFINITE TREATY, i Br Telegraph—Press Association—Copyriijli t London, April 13. _ stated with reference tn •M. Daueft's speech as to partitioning of Turkey anions the Allies, that Bulgaria's treaty with Soma is precise. It is provided that tho Tsar shall be arbitrator in case of differences over a settlement. The treaty with Greece is purely a military one, and was concluded hurriedly. It does not provide for an arbitrator; nevertheless the delimitation of the territory to be occupied by each State can bo based tolerably accurately on the number of troops employed and the sacrifices in life and treasure. Servia's dispute ivith Bulgaria concerns tho districts of, Prilip, Veleze, Okhraida, and Monastir,' at present in Servia's occupation, but which, according to tho Balkan Alliance Treaty, belong to Bulgaria. FUTURE OP SALONIKA. (Rec. April 11, 11,0 p.m.) Sofia, April 14. Jr. Popoif, director of statistics, claims tlmt Salonika is essentially Bulgarian. An international Salonika would bo danI gerous to the national industries of all tho Balkan States. POWERS IN ENTIRE ACCORD. Berlin, April 13. ■The North German Gazette" says that after the German Chancellor's and Sir Edward Grey's declarations, and tho Russian Ministry's statement, which has been everywhere received with gratitude, there can be no room to doubt that Europe is unitedly resolved to cnforce its decisions. Vienna, April 13. M. von. Zaleski, tho Austrian Finance Minister, in a speech in Parliament, described the Russian Communique as of the greatest significance in regard to peace. Austria-Hungarian relations with Servia and Montonegro had now improved, andi all immediate danger had passed. On outstanding questions there had been a favourable turn, and there was every prospect of their being peacefully settled. It is understood that Servia has officially intimated that slie intends withdrawing from Scutari, provided Essad Pasha does not attack Montenegro. The Powers will notify Essad Pasha to this effect. A KING FOR,'" ALBANIA.. Vienna, April 13. Tho newspaper "Neuo Freie Presse" advocates that Princo William of Sweden, second son of the King of Sweden, should be made King of Albania. DIAKOVA INCIDENT. , Belgrado, April 13. It is semi-officially stated that a postmortem examination of tho body of Father Angelus, alleged to liAve been beaten to death by Montenegrin soldiers, has been made, in tho presence of the Consuls at Diakova. The examination showed that tho priest had been killed from a distance by rifle shots, and that' thero ' were no traces of bayonet wounds, as alleged by tho Austrian press. Father Angelus was arrested for inciting rebellion, and attempted to escape. He was shot after being thrice summoned to stop. TURKS MASSACRE .CHRISTIANS. , Athens, April 13. Profiting by the Italian destroyers' departure, Turks from Asia Minor landed at Kasteloryzo, Asiatic Turkey, and massacred Christians and violated women.