THE BALKAN WAR

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 16 December 1912, Page 5

THE BALKAN WAR

CABLE NEWS

' (United Press Association —B.v Elec- ( trie Telegraph—Copirrvjht.)

-.- POSITION OF GR.EECE. (Received Last Night. 5.5 o'clock.) PARIS, December 14. I M. Dane-ft' "in. an interview, stated ' that the Bulgarians would demand the 1 possession of" Adrianople as a .sine qua non./ in tho alternative, the I war will bo resumed in real"" earnest. •Turkey, he said, was solid for peace, and for establishing closer relations with Bulgaria. M. Daneff does not .believe that Turkey will refuse to admit a delegate from Greece to the Peace Conference. If Turkey persists in refusing, the Balkan Allies will unite to obtain the admission of "Gr>ece. ALLEGED OUTRAGES. BY BULGARIAN SOLDIERS. (Received Last Niaht, 5.5 o'clock.) ATHENS, December 14. —Semi-official telegrams from Salon- ' ikn accuse the Bulgarian soldiers _of I pillacing many towns, and attacking ! Austriaais. They are reported to have committed unspeakable outrages in some towns, audi of massacring isixty rich Turks', who had previously paid enormous sums in ransoms. AUSTRIA AND SERVfA. A CONCESSION MADE. • Received Last Niaht, 5.5 o'clock.) VIENNA. December 14. The newspaper Neue Freie Presse, states that Austria is willing to concede Servia a commercial post in the I Adriatic, approached by a neutral i railway. CONCERN AT SALONIKA. OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA FEARED. (Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) SALONIKA. December 14. Great concern is manifested at the return of 30,000 Bulgarians from .Dedcagatch. There is no accommodation for the troops, and an outbreak, of cholera is feared, as a result of the overcrowded condition' of the city. There is continued' friction between i the Bulgarians and Greeks.