THE BALKANS.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 1760, 27 May 1913, Page 5

THE BALKANS.

another war cloud gathering.

dividing the spoils.

ALLIES' DEMANDS.

By Telegraph—Prens Association—CoDTrJeht

. Paris, May 25. Besides claiming: Salonika, Bulgaria dc. Bands Monastir, Prilep, and Okrida under the Balkan agreement, which also made tho Tsar the arbitrator in disputes. ryia refuses arbitration,, because Bulgaria did not carry out her undertaking in regard to military aid, while Servia exceeded her undertaking. , Servia and Grecco appear to bo united in refusing to sign tho draft peae-e treaty before it is further amended. When tho delimitation of Albania and tho fato of tho iEgean Islands have been decided, peace will bo signed, and the Allies must then arrange as to tho final distribution of the spoils. This causes grave misgivings.

Newspapers report a Graecb-Servian treaty, giving Greece Salonika, Vodena, Kukush, Seres, and Drama, Servia holding Struga, Okrida, Monastir, and Prilep. - Bulgaria has ordered fresh hospital stores. Greek and bulgar. A PITCHED BATTLE. Sofia, May 25. A pitched battle has taken placa between Greets and Bulgarians. .It extended along a front of forty miles. Both Governments depreoate their generals disregarding the neutral zone.

Athens, May 25. The object of the Bulgarian attack on Panchiou was to secure the railway from Seres to Salonika. After a truco on Friday at mid-day, the infantry and artillery on both sides were hotly rc-engaged during the evening. Details are lacking. Sofia, May 25. It is officially stated that the Greeks near the village of Radolevo on May 22 opened fire with cannon, machine-guns, and rifles on Bulgarians guarding the bridges over the Anghisia River. The Bulgarians did not reply until tho Greek artillery damaged the railway. The Bulgarians then advanced, forcing the Greeks to fly in the direction of tho Gulf of Orfani. Salonika, May 25. The Greeks killed the wounded in the recent fighting. TROUBLE IN BBULGARIAN CAMP. COMMANDER COMMITS SUICIDE. Salonika, May 25. It is reported that the Bulgarians at Seres mutinied. They demanded to be disbanded. • The commander committedsuicide, finding it impossible to restrain the men.