ALLIES AT GRIPS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1748, 13 May 1913, Page 5

ALLIES AT GRIPS.

BULGAR .FIGHTING GREEK. ARMIES MASSING. SERVIA ALSO HAS A GRIEVANCE. RUSSIA AS MEDIATOR. By Telegraph—PreG3 Association— Cooyriglit Salonika, May 11. The Gr.icco-Bulgarian Commission has failed to agree as to frontiers. (Hoc. May 13, 0.30' a.m.) Salonika, May 12. Tho fighting between the Greeks and Bulgarians along tho lino from the Angista River, near Drama, to Loftera ceased on Saturday by mutual consent. _ i The Greeks suffered sixty casualties. Tho Bulgarians lost more, and in addition a number of the Bulgarians were taken prisoners. (Rec. May 12, 11.40 p.m.) Salonika, May 12. It is expected that Russian arbitration will prevent an active conflict between the Servians .and Bulgarians, but largo armies aro facing each other in Southern Macedonia. The Servians are greatly superior in numbers to tho .Bulgarians, who are bringing up their Chatalja troops speedily. MILITARY TRAINS COLLIDE. BULGARIAN TROOPS SUFFER HEAVILY. (Rec. May 12, 11.10 p.m.) I Salonika, May 12. Two Bulgarian military trains collided between Drama and Buk, seventeen miles east of Drama, while travelling at night. A hundred soldiers were killed, and 1 three hundred injured. terrible plight of wounded. FAMISHED MEN TRAMPLED' DOWN. (Rec. May 12, 10.35 p.m.) London, May 12. The "Daily Chronicle" publishes an interview with an English lady working at tho Ked Crescent Mission at Sofia. It gives a terrible account of the treatment of the Turkish sick and wounded, who were left without food, five, water, and shelter. ; ; They, had fed themselves by gnawing bark, and many died belore tho American missionaries could provide them with a little soup. . It was a horrible spectacle, die interview runs, to see the starving men trampling over one another in their endeavours to secure a share of the soup. ESSAD PASHA. •'(Rec. May 13, 0.30 a.m.J Salonika, May 12. Essad Pasha, who is at Tirana, has disbanded sixteen thousand redifs. He retains a few thousand Nizams. MONTENEGRO'S SUBMISSION. A TRIO OF ADVISERS: ..RUSSIA'S PROTECTION. Cclinje, May 11. General Vukotich has formed a Cabinet. King Nicholas summoned the whole of {ho members of tho Skuptschiua to the palace, where ho declared that Russia, Sorvia, and Greece had counselled Montenegro's submission to Europe. He added that Russia would continue to protcct Montenegro.

THE ALLIES' INDEMNITY DEMAND. Constantinople, May 11. The allies demand an indemnity of „CG5,000,000. HUGE FIRE IN SCUTARI. Vienna, May 11. A fire brolco out in a bazaar at Scutari. Owing to a high'wind and lack of water, tho blazo assumed huge proportions.