BALKAN DELAYS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1754, 20 May 1913, Page 7

BALKAN DELAYS.

INTRIGUES AMONG THE ALLIES,

PEACE TREATY STILL UNSIGNED.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, May 18. The Greek and Servian delegates have not yet received instructions to sign tho peaco preliminaries. (Rec. May 19, 11.20 p.m.) Sofia, May 19. ' The reluctance of Grceco and Servia to sign the peace preliminaries is ascribed to a desire to keep tho Bulgarian army at Chatalja while tho division of the con- 1 querod territory is being discussed. SERB AND BULGAR. i < RELATIONS MORE CONCILIATORY, i (Rec. May 19, 11 p.m.) Vienna, May 19. The relations jbotween Servia and Bui- j garia are easier. At Russia's instance Servia, it is stated, is willing to cede Monastir. ] REFORMS IN ASIA MINOR. j BRITISH INSPECTORS. (Rec. May 19, 11 p.m.) Vienna, Moj 19. Bulgaria states that the Porte proposes reforms in Asia Minor dividing the country into districts under British inspectors, with gendarmerie officered by Englishmen. Turkey will also admit all parts of the Empire to self-government. ABDUL HAMID ILL. (Rec. May 20, 0.15 a.m.) Constantinople, May 19. Abdul Hamid, the ex-Sultan, now in captivity, Is reported-to be seriously ill. RESERVISTS DISBANDED. Vienna, May 18. Fifty thousand Austro-Hungarian reservists have been disbanded, but the ieservists in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Dalmatia are to to retained with the colours. A BULGARIAN LOAN. (Rec. May-19, 11 p.m.) Paris, May 19. Bulgaria has arranged a million six per centum loan.