In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 49, 1 June 1916, Page 5

In the Balkans

SERES AND DRAMA. CREEK GOVERNMENT PROVIDE PROVISIONS. fUNKTRP PkuHC A**o(;i»TlON, J (Received 9.35 a.m.) Athens, May 31. Tiie Government is sending provisions to Seres and Drama via Ka- , valla. ALLEGED CRAECO-BULCAR AGREEMENT. London, May 31. Berlin messages state that Bulgaria is operating in Macedonia in accordance with an agreement with the Greek Government. CREEKS AT DEMIR HISSAR. London, May 30. The Salonika correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says that the Greeks continue to hold the station of Demir Hissar. The Bulgars have fortified up the heights within two miles of the town, and their concentration at Nevrokop foreshadows a continuance of the Bulgarian advance in Eastern Macedonia. OTHER TOWNS THREATENED. Salonika, May 31. Bulgarian concentrations' arc threatening Seres and Kavala. 'J he Allies view the invasion with equanimity, the policy of throwing open the gates of Macedonia being deemed to concern Greece alone. Twenty-five Bulgarians were killed and forty-five, including three Germans, wounded in the fighting at Kula.