THE BALKANS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 37, 12 February 1913, Page 8

THE BALKANS.

AFTER THE B FLAIR FIGHT. Sofia, February 10. The inhabitants of Gallipoli became panic-stricken after the Turkish defeat at Bulair. Many women and children were drowned while trying to embark on steamers crowded with refugees. The ground at Bulair is strewn with corpses, including twenty officers. The Bulgarians lost five officers and 412 wounded. The number killed is unknown. FLEET MOVEMENTS. Cairo, February 10. The Hamidich left Port Said, steaming eastwards. A Greek cruiser is reported outside Egyptian territorial waters. A MATTER OF PRECEDENT. (Received 9.30 a.m.) Paris, February 11. The Government requested Bulgaria permits to 200 Europeans to leave Adrianople. Bulgaria’s reply quotes the German precedent of the siege of Paris, The French Government maintains the demand. Belgrade, February 11. It is reported that the Bulgarians require further Servian assistance. The troops are in readiness, but the Government desires the assurance of the guard of the retention of various towns now occupied by Servian troops; the Government also wants a strip of territory giving access to the Aegean Sea.