PEACE AT LAST.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1765, 2 June 1913, Page 5

PEACE AT LAST.

THE TREATY SIGNED. ANOTHER WAR BREWING IN THE BALKANS. , BULGARIA AND HER ALLIES. Pw" A*»oo!tttlon—OosyrigM London, May 30. Th« treaty of peace terminating the war between Turkey and the Balkan Allies was signed at to-day's sitting of the Peace Conference at St. James's Palace. Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, presided. After the treaty had been signed, all the delegates, friend and foe alike, left in a body, chatting and elated. M. Daneff, the chief Bulgarian delegate, in an interview, said the event would enable the parties to continue the struggle in peaceful competition. There would bo so many points of contact in the new field that friendships should result, and on a solid foundation. The treaty would have far-reaching effects, and not merely save the Balkans, but the European peace. ; The' Ambassadors' Conference to-day discussed the question of the High Commisslonership for Albania, and adjourned. READY TO INVADE BULGARIA., SERVIAN ARMY MASSED. (Rec, June 1, 5.5 p.m.) London, May 31. The "Daily Mail's" Sofia correspondent statea that the Bulgarian Government fears a sudden blow from 140,090 Servians who are ma*ssed at Koprulu, on the Macedonian railway, about 120 miles northwest of Salonika. Another hundred thousand Servians are at Pirot,' on the Servian border, fifty miles frotn Sofia, and a third Servian army is westward of Vibin. Tho Greek plan is to move 120,000. men to Salonika and link up with the Servians at Kopritlu. King Ferdinand of Bulgaria interviewed the Opposition leaders, and told them the position was eitremely; critical. BULGARS FIGHT GREEKS.' • Sofia, May 30. Tho Bulgarian infantry in • Angista Valley, near Drama, on the Salonika-Con-stantinople railway line, broke loose, notwithstanding the fact that the bugles sounded "Cease firing," and made a succession of bayonet charges, inflicting heavy losses on the Greeks, and taking many prisoners, who were subsequently released. A FRONTIER'PRO TEMi Sofia, May 80. Greece has instructed , General Dousmanie to oonfer with General Ivanoff, and sign an agreement fixing a demarcation line between .the opposing Greek and Bulgarian troops.