WAR CLOUDS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 29, 9 June 1913, Page 5

WAR CLOUDS.

BULGARIA AMD SERVIA. GATHERING FORCES. [By Electric Telegraph- Copyright] [United Press Association.. Salonika, June 7.

General Putnik has informed M. Savoff that he- will meet any new advance of the Bulgarians with the entire Servian army. The Bulgarian eighth division has moved northwards to oppose Servian concentrations.

The Servian and Greek forces at Macedonia are estimated at 370,000. St. Petersburg, June 7.

The Government has informed Bulgaria and Servia that in the event of war Russia will saddle the responsibility on whichever combatant refuses to exhaust the resources of diplomacy. Russia will not remain an indifferent spectator of an internecine struggle. There must be some modification of the Serbo-Bulgarian treaty. If they are unable to decide on a modification, Russia is prepared to do so. Vienna, June 7. Southern Slav circles consider that if law under the treaty is on Bulgaria’s side, there is also equity on Servia‘s side. Constantinople, June 7. The Powers collectively demand that Turkey and the Balkan Allies shall demobilise immediately. THE KING’S WARNING. (Received 8.45 a.m.) ' London, June 8. The King had luncheon with the Peace delegates. He expressed the earnest hope that hostilities would not bo- renewed, and he warned the delegates of the danger of a fresh struggle, as another war would be a crime against humanity. A DREADNOUGHT FOR GREECE. (Received 10.55 a.m.) London, June 8. Renter’s Athens correspondent states) that Greece is constructing a 19,500 ton Dreadnought. A decree has been issued calling for recruits for the 1913 colours.