THE BALKAN WAR

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 10 January 1913, Page 5

THE BALKAN WAR

CABLEJSTEWS (United Press Association— By Mtt trie Telegraph—Copyright.)

SERYIA'S SACRIFICE FOR PEACE. WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM ADRIATIC. (Received Jnmiarv 9 8' a.m.) LONDON, January 8. Renter's Agency states that in or der to prove her willingness to sacri fice her interest for peace Servia ha< decided to remove her troops frorr th Adriatic coast immediately peace if concluded, and hopes that Europe wi! not ask other sacrifices of her. MONTENEGRIN ARMY. CONGRATULATED BY KTNG NICHOLAS. (Received January 9. 8.10 a.m.) CETTINJE, January 8. King Nicholas has congratulated the army on its pa«t prowess, and has stated that he is satisfied that it will further distinguish itself should anybody dispute Montenegro's right to incorporate the old capital of Skutari. NEGOTIATIONS PROCEEDING BULGARIA REOTJIRES A RAILWAY. : QUESTION OF* AEGEAN ISLANDS. (Received This Morning, 12.50 o'clock.) j" LONDON, January 9. Reshed Paslia, and M. Daneff were ;a week ago informed that, negotiat- | ions were approaching for an agreement regarding Adrianople, but Rouwania's intervention caused the Turks-to stiffen their attitude. It is understood that Bulgaria is willing to dismantle the fortifications and allow Turkey extra territorial rights and the possession of tomba and mosques, but requires the railway connecting southern Macedonia with the Aegean ports. Router's Paris agent states that the Triple Entente is inclined to support the cession of the Aegean Islands to Greece?, and is desirous that Turkey should retain the Islands near the coast, particularly in the" Dardanelles, and also Chios and My'tcleno. ' Austria, he states, designs on incorporating Scutari in Albania NEUTRAL ZONE. SHOULD INCLUDE ADRIANOPLE (Received This Morning, 12.50 o'clock.) VIENNA. Jar nary 9./ It is stated that Sir Ed*-v*».rd G-ey suggests that the neutral "Oii« between Turkey and Bulgaria should include Adrianople.