THE BALKANS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 59, 11 March 1913, Page 5

THE BALKANS.

ADRIANOPLE AND .JAN IN A. (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (United Press Association.) Constantinople, March 16. Adrianople was bambarded on Thursday and Friday, but everything was quiet on Saturday. The artillery at Bulair checked the Bulgarian advance, General Kuruchifiik inflicting loss on the Bulgarians. A Bulgarian aeroplane dropped a bomb on Bulair, which caused no dam-

age. The loss of Janina caused a painful impression. Athens, March 10. When Janina surrendered, the Greeks sent supplies of food to the Turks, who had suffered great privations. NAZIM PASHA’S FUNERAL. London, March 10. The Chronicle’s Constantinople correspondent says that it is rumoured that Shevket Pasha will resign. Crowds attended Nazim Pasha’s memorial service at the Suleimaneis Mosque. There were loud cries ol “Vengeance on the murderers!” Twen-ty-five officers attending the services have been arrested. THE ALLIES’ “CONVERSATIONS.” Belgrade, March 10.

The Allies’ Cabinets are continuing “conversations,” but have not yet reached a decision on the Powers’ proposals, for fear that the Turkish Government will not be strong enough to assure peace against fresh revolutionary outbreaks.

SERVIAN ASSISTANCE FOR MONTENEGRO. (Received 10.0 a.m.) Belgrade, Mrch 10. The Servians are sending another 28,000 men to Scutari and a number of tho captured guns to assist the Montenegrins.