UNCONDITIONALLY.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1, 6 May 1913, Page 5

UNCONDITIONALLY.

SCUTARS FOR THE POWERS. THE NEWS CONFIRMED. [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright! [United Press Association.J (Received 9.10 a.m.) London, May u. Mr Asquith, in the House of Commons, confirmed the statement that King Nicholas was leaving Scutari in the Powers’ hands unconditionally. TURKISH PEACE DELEGATES. Constantinople, May 5. Zizai Pasha, Batzaria Effendi and Rehid Bey have been appointed peace delegates. Hilmi Pasha declined to act. Romo, May o. An expedition for co-operating-with Austria and Albania is being got ready. ALBANIA’S FUTURE.

Paris, May 5

There are evidences from the negotiations that .Austria and Italy contemplate that Austria ad Italy contemplate pacification in Albania, establishing spheres of influence, instead of carrying out the European Concert’s policy.

THE COUNCIL OF WAR

Cettinje, May 5

It is believed that the decision of the Council of War was carried bytwo votes. Parliament has been summoned for Thursday to ratify it. It is officially stated that the Cabinet has resigned owing to opposition to the Council of War’s decision. „ Vienna, May 5.

Some leading newspapers view the Austro-Hungarian invasion of Albania with consternation, as involving the gravest perils without compensation. The Neue Freie Presse fears that the occupation would divide Austria’s strength as a central European Power at a critical moment. Other papers state that Austria will have hateful work, while Italy will derive the benefit. REFUGEES FOR ASIA MINOR. Athens, May 5. Greek steamers with 6000 Mussulman refugees have left Salonica for Asia Minor. AT DUEIAZZO. Corfu, May 5. The Servians completely, evacuated Albania after the flag was hauled down at Durazzo. Five, thousand of Essad’s .troops occupied it and hoisted the Turkish flag.