IN THE BALKANS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1772, 10 June 1913, Page 5

IN THE BALKANS.

iTHE POWERS AND THE STATES.

MUST DEMOBILISE.

?EACE PROPOSALS STILL IN SUSPENSE.

By Telegraph—Frees Association.—Copyright (Rec. .Tunc 9, 11.10 p.m.) Constantinople, Juno 9. The Powers, in a communication to Uio Porte, and to tho Balkan Governments, impress upon belligerents to deniobilitso three-quarters of their forces. A SEMI-OFFICIAL HINT. (Rec. June 9, 11.30 p.m.) Sofia, June 9. Tho semi-official newspaper "Mir" states that no Bulgarian Government can consent to any rovision of the. Scrbo-Bul-garian Treaty, and unless tho Servians abandon their foolish and provocative domand no good can. bo expected from tho conference of the four Premiers, which, was postponed owing to the Ministerial crisis. SERVIAN DELEGATES RECALLED. • (Rec. June 9, 11.40 p.m.) London, June 9. The Servian delegates have been recalled. The expected Peaoe Conference has been dissolved, leaving the outstanding points still unsettled. It is rumoured that there were angry scenes at the conference on Saturday. KING GEORGE AND THE DELEGATES HIS MAJESTY UTTERS A WARNING. London, June 8. The King entertained the Peace delegates at luncheon. He expressed an earnest hope that hostilities would not be renew,ed, and warned the delegates of the danger of a fresh struggle. Another war, said his Majesty, would bo a crime against humanity. DREADNOUGHT FOR GREECE. RECRUITS SUMMONED FOR SERVICE London, Juno 8. Router's Athens correspondent states that Greeco is constructing a 19,500 ton Dreadnought, and' that a decree has been issued calling the recruits of 1918 to the oolours.