THE BALKANS
TROUBLE WITH ALBANIA. A WARNING TO SERVIA. [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Press Association.] Home, September 27. Italy and Austria have warned Ser via to restrict her operations to dt fending the frontier. ALBANIANS’ ON THE MARCH. ! (Heceived 9.15 a.m.) Belgrade, September 2S. It is reported that 50,009 Albanian: are marching on Perlepe, Prizrend, Tetora, and Kritchevo. Fugitives art crowding into Monastic. It is reported that the Albanians ar. committing terrible atrocities. Servia is hurrying reinforcements t> the frontier. A company mobilising in Servia will also bo despatched t support the Montenegrins at Djakova owing to repeated Albanian ai tacks.
THE BULGARIAN TREATY.
Constantinople, September 28
The Porte has informed Greece that peace negotiations will Ijo renewed as soon as the Bulgarian Treaty is signed. The deadlock includes the question of the restitution of Chios and Myteleno.
THE MONTENEGRINS’ LOSSES.
Cettinge, September 28
The Montenegrin losses in the two wars are gazetted as 10,381 killed and wounded.
THE FATE OF EPIRUS,
Athens, September 28. A deputation from Epirus memorialized tho Albanian international delimitation commission, protesting against the territorial division of Epirus.
TREATY TO BE SIGNED TO-DAY
Constantinople, September 28
Tiie Turco-Bulgarian peace negotiations are concluded, and the treaty will be signed on Monday. Three secret protocols are supposed to concern Western Thrace,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 24, 29 September 1913, Page 5
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