THE BALKANS PROBLEM.

Clutha Leader, Volume XXXIX, Issue 84, 6 June 1913, Page 6

THE BALKANS PROBLEM.

BULGARIANS ATTACK SERVIANS. POSITION OCCUPIED. BELGRADE, June 1. The Bulgarians attacked the Sen.an position near Istil, The Servians withdrew, and a considerable Bulgarian force occupied the position. The Greek and Bulgarian raonts have signed an agrtenL'tu ostaljushiiig a neutral zone .n ilie respective armies, pending the tation oi frontiers. A DANGEROUS SITUATION. LONDON, June 4. The 'Telegraph's' Salonika correspondent states that in a four hours' ride from Salonika the Greek lift merges into the Servian right. '1 he soldiers of both armies are (ordia ly fraternising, while a few hundred yards away the Bulgarians keep wary wat hj, and occasionally shout taunts. SERB-BULGARIAN TREATY. VIENMA, June 4. _ Dr Daneff. interviewed by the 'j\eu© Ereie Presse,' said that the Serb-B.il-garian Treaty contained vhe final c nditions of both countries. BRITAIN AND TURKEY. j BERLIN, June 4. Dr Rohenbach, an authority on Near Eastern questions, asserts '.hat Hakki Pasha recently concluded an agreenitnt with Britain,- securing Britain's support in the oeace negotiations respe tlurf the Aegean Islands and A!ban'an suzerainty, for which Turkey gets B.itain's w shes carried out regarding ihe Bagdad railway, the Persian Gulf, Koweit, and Persian boundary questions, while Turkey grants special prink-; «• in Southern Arabia. THE MALIBBORI. . VIENNA. June 4. A Malissori chief interviewed Admiral Burney (Provisional Governor of 8 utari) and thanked the Powers tor liberating Scutari. He hoped that the Powers would entirely free the Malissori from the Montenegrin 1 yoke, otherwise frontier fighting occur