THE BALKANS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 82, 23 August 1912, Page 5

THE BALKANS.

WARNING TO 'MONTENEGRO. By Cable. —Press Association.—Copyright Constantinople, August 21. The Porte has notified the Powers that it is unable to accept responsibility for the consequences of aggression by Montenegro. A strong force is being concentrated at Berana. ALBANIA QUIETER. Constantinople, August 21. Hussain Hilmi, Minister for Justice, has resigned. The situation in North Albania is improving, but it is serious on the TurkoMontenegrin frontier. A GERMAN WARNING. Berlin, August 21. Semi-official newspapers warn Montenegro that Europe cannot allow her to stir up war. fighting continues. bomb factory' discovered. autonomy of war. Received 22. 10.30 p.m. Constantinople, August 22. The Ipek troops have relieved Berana. Fighting on the frontier continues. The Albanians at Nuskub arc dispersing. A bomb factory has been discovered in a Bulgarian's house at Kuprili. Determined efforts are being made to exterminate all the Bulgars, and numerous assassinations are reported. The terrorists are well organised. A large meeting at Philoppopolis urged war with Turkey in order to liberate Macedonia. Reuter states that the Bulgarian view is that M. Berchtold's invitation will only help the Albanians, and will not meet the situation. Everywhere in Bulgaria the cry is ascending that the only alternatives are the autonomy of Macedonia or war with Turkey.