IN THE BALKANS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 5 June 1913, Page 5

IN THE BALKANS.

CABLE NEWS

(United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)

CREEK AND SERVIAN.

SOLDIERS FRATERNISING,

BULGARIA WIDE AWAKE

(Received Last Night", 11.50 o'clock.) LONDON", June 4. The Telegraph's Salonika correspond«nt states that after a four Hour's ride from Salonika the Greek loft morges into the Servian right. The soldiers of both armies are cordially fraternising, while a few hundred yards away the Bulgarians keep a wary watch, and occasionally shout taunts. BULGARIAN CABINET. REPORTED "RESIGNATION. (Received Last Night, /11.50 o'clock.) SOFIA, June 4. It is semi-officially stated that Cabinet tendered its resignation on Saturday. It is expected that M. Daneff will reconstruct the Ministry. BULGAR AND SERVIAN. SERVIAN POSITION OCCUPIED. (Received Last Nignt, 11.50 o'clock.) BELGRADE, June 4. The Bulgarians attacked a Servian' position near Istib. The Servians .and a considerable Bulgarian force occupied the position. \ -4 NEUTRAL ZONE FIXED. (Received Last Night, 11.50 o'clock.) SALONIKA, June 4. The Greek and • Bulgarian Governments have signed an agreement, establishing a neutral zone between their respective armies, pending the delimitation of the frontiers.

.MALISSORI CHIEFS

THANKFUL TO POWERS,

(Received Last Night, 11.60 o'clock.) . VIENNA, June 4. The Malissori chiefs interviewed Admiral Burney, and thanked the Powers for liberating Skutari, and j-.-vnflH entirely frss the Malissori from the Montenegrin yoke, otherwise frontier, fighting might occur.

M. Da!NFFF INTERVIEWED.

SfiRBO-BULGARIAN TREATY.

(Received Last Night, 11.50 o'clock.) VIENNA, June 4. M. Daneff, in an interview, stated that the Serbo-Bulgarian treaty contained final conditions for both countries. If, he said. Servia had presented her territorials claims earlier, Bulgaria would have dispensed with her assistance, preferring to abandon Adnanople rather than Macedonia.