BALKAN RIVALS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1766, 3 June 1913, Page 5

BALKAN RIVALS.

TENSION STILL HIGH. ENVOYS TO CONFER. flr lelesriDl—Pra!».A>soolatlon— CoojilbW Salonika, June 1. The Bulgarians, under cover of a white flag, established a. post near the Greek lines at Leftera, and also attempted to capture a bridge inside the lines. JLN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE. Salonika, June V. The Greek Minister at Belgrade, the Servian Minister at Athens, and Servian high officers have arrived' here. They conferred at length with 31. Veuizclos, the Greek Premier. Great importance is attached to tho conference. Belgrade, June 1. Popular dissatisfaction, lias increased here. The proposed mSiting between M. Gueschoff (Bulgarian Premier) and M. Paacs (Servian Premier) has been postponed. RETURN OF KIAMILPASHA. ORDERED TO SMYRNA. Constantinople, Juno 2. • Kiamil Pasha, ex-Grand Vizier, unexpectedly returned from Egypt. The police surrounded his house and ordered him to proceed to Smyrna, (Rec. June 2, 11.40 p.m.) Constantinople, June 2. Kiamil Pasha lias departed for Smyrna. THE BRITISH PEACEMAKER. TRIBUTE TO SIR EDWARD GREY.' Rome, Juno 1. The Chamber of Deputies has passed a resolution, congratulating Sir Edward Grey, British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, for his efforts to bring about peace between tho Balkan States and Turkey. GERMANY'S TRIBUTE. (Rec, June 3, 1.35 a.m.) Berlin, June 2. The "North German Gazette," after eulogising Sir Edward Grey's efforts to induce tho Balkan. States' delegates to sign tho peace proposals, remarks that his success is a proof that tho Powers' cooperation has resulted in a desirable provisional issue, and will also provide a stimulus to further joint actions. The paper is hopeful that the Allies will

amicably settle their own disputes. THE BALKAN ENVOYS. [ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS. (Rec. Juno 2, 11.40 p.m.) London, Juno 2. M. Dane)! (President of tho Bulgarian Assembly) has hurriedly returned to Sofia. 51. Pasics (the Servian Premier) and M. Gueshoff (tho Bulgarian Premier) have arranged to confer at Tbaribrod, whence both are journeying. Tho "Daily Mail's" Sofia correspondent states that it is reported that M. \ r en ! - zolos (tho Greek Premier) has resigned, unwilling to bear the responsibility for the warlike dispositions of the troops against Bulgaria. TENSION INCREASING. : A SECRET MISSION. (Rec. Juno 2, 11.40 p.m.) Constantinople, June 2. Sr. Nachevitch, formerly Bulgarian representative at Constantinople, ha 3 arrived on a special mission, believed to be to secure Turkey's neutrality in the event of a Graeco-Servian-Bulgarian war. Tho Turkish demobilisation has been delayed .pending a solution of the Allies' dispute. TURKS ENLISTING. (Rec, June 2, 11.40 p.m.) Salonika, June 2, Several thousand Turks from Bulgaria have enlisted, and undertaken duty on the lines of communication between Seres and Drama.