A BULGARIAN MOVE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1866, 27 September 1913, Page 7

A BULGARIAN MOVE.

HINT TO THE POWERS.

THE UPHEAVAL IN ALBANIA, fly Tdceraph—Prcsn Association—Oopyrieht London, September 25. Tho "Times," in a leading article, declares that if it is tho intention of tlio Greeks and Serbs to provo that an autonomous Albania is not feasible, they, by placing every obstacle in its way, may find the result directly contrary to their interests and expectations. Soma has protested to the Powers against Bulgarian officers leading the Albanian insurrection, and requests the Powers to require their withdrawal. Troops aro concentrating in order to retake Debra. (Rec. September 20, 10.20 p.m.) London, September 26. It- is reported that Turkey lias hurriedly summoned tho reservists in Asia Minor to the colours. Many disguised officers and soldiers aro advancing towards Western Thrace, which adjoins tlie territory recently conquered by tho Servians and Greeks. (Rec. September 20, 10.20 p.m.) Vienna, September 20. Scrvia is raising a force of 00,000 to subjugate tho Albanian raiders. The latter have occupied several of the Servian frontier towns, and hard fighting is reported from Onsinje and Tim. Advices from Cqtinje state that Montenegro now contemplates a punitive expedition into the heart_ of Albania. The consensus of opinion in diplomatic circles is that unless Eilrope is prepared to countenance a collapse of her own work, act-ivo intervention, is imperative. It is rumoured that Italy has urged tho Powers to send an international force to Albania to prevent an insurrection in the Albano-Servia districts. "Times"—Sydney "Sun" Special Cables. Rome, September 25. Tlie Servian Ambassador states that the Albanians aro led by Bulgarian officers, proving that their attack repre-1 sents a desperate Bulgarian move. The Albanian army numbers forty thousand well armed men..