BULGARIA AND SERVIA.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 30 June 1913, Page 5

BULGARIA AND SERVIA.

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(United j.h-i- >.d ity EUr trie Tdewupn ■■pyriyht.)

- IN THE KVKNT OF WAR. ' THREAT H\ li'ltANOE AND RUSSIA. (Received Last Night, 0.0 o'clock ) LONDON, June 28. The Daily Tv-lfgraph's Bucharest correspondent is 'informed that in the event of war between Bulgaria and Servia, the Roumanian ana Servian troops will cross the Danube. It is believed that France and Russia have instigated a threat a« a warning to Bulgaria not to defy the will of United Europe.

SERVIAN PARLIAMENT SITS. ADJOURNMENT UNTIL TO-DAY. (Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) BELGRADE, June 28. The Skupshtina, which has been sitting with <ilosed doors, to decide whether there sJiall be peace or war, has adjourned until Monday.

AN AUSTRIAN VIEW. HOPE OF SETTLEMENT. (Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) VIENNA, Jane 28. Count Sttiergkh, Prime Minister, speaking in the Reichsrath, stated that the Balkan tension was less acute and he was hopeful of a pacific settlement.

BULGARIAN MEMORANDUM. CLAIM TO CONTESTED ZONE. (Received Last Night, 5.5 o'clock.) SOFIA, June 28. The Bulgarian memorandum to Russia claims the contested zome on ethnological grounds. It suggests that, if Russia is not disposed to assign the whole territory, a plebiscite be taken over the disputed districts. The memorandum recalls the fact that Alexander 11., under the San Stefano Treaty, declared that Macedonia was Bulgarian soil.

BULGARS THROW AWAT& ARMS. PURSUIT BY SERVIANS. (Received June 28, 9.56 a.m.) SALONIKA, June 27. Bulgars retreating from Zletova threw away their arms and knapsacks. The Servians pursued them towards Kochava. Sandansky, the Bulgarian bandit leaderis going to .-Vallona to organise Albanian, bands to operate in Epirus, , ♦ ,