In the Balkans.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 60, 10 July 1915, Page 5

In the Balkans.

BULGARIA AND THE ALLIES.

United Press Association

Rome, July 9

II Seccolo, in an interview with exPremier Malinoff, of Bulgaria, quotes that statesman as saying he is convinced that the Russian retirement is only temporary, and the ultimate victory of the Allies is assured. He says that Bulgaria will join the Allies immediately she is guaranteed the territory lost in the second Balkan War.

FIGHTING IN MONTENECRO. Cettinje, July S. An official report'emphatically denies the alleged Trebinje defeat, and ■adds: "Really the Austrian attacks at Urahovo were repulsed."

ROUMANIA'S POSITION.

London, July 8

The Petrograd press states that a conference of Austrian and German representatives in Vienna to discuss tne territorial compensations that

could be granted to Roumania resulted in failure as the representatives were unable to reach tangible results.

SERBIA REFUSES PEACE.

Times and Sidney Sun Skevioe. London, July !). The Giornale d'ltaliana has published a message from Nisli stating that Germany and Austria have proposed a separate peace with Serbia, offering territorial concessions and an outlet to the Adriatic and guaranteeing the integrity of Serbia. M. Pasitch (the Premier) has refused the offer.