THE TRUCE

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 151, 27 June 1914, Page 7

THE TRUCE

j . «c FIGHTING IN ALBANIA REPORTED CAPTURE OP A CHIEF DOUBTS EXPRESSED. (By Telegraph.— Pr<»s% Association.— Copyright k (Received June 27, 8.25 n.fti.) DURAJSZO. 26th .Time, The trace has been prolonged until 10-tlay. Doubts are thrown on the reported cap* lure of tlio Mirdito Chief Prenk Bibdoda, who was in the field against the insur* gents. DEFINITELY BROKEN OFF, INSURGENTS HOIST TURKISH FLAG. (Received June 27.. 10 a.m.) DURAZZO. 26th June. ' At the instigation of Dutch officers* the truce has been definitely broken oft. The insurgents have hoisted the Turk' ish Hag at captured towns. GREEK NAVAL RESERVISTS ' ALL CLASSES CALLED TO TMI? COLOURS. (Received Juno 27, 9 a.m.) ATHENS. 26th Juno. ! It is announced that owing to >tha increase in the Greek fleet und the proximity of naval manoevwrcß, the seven classes of naval reservists shall be called to the colours. REBEL POSITIONS BOMBARDED. (Received June 27, 8.40 a.m.) DURA2ZO, 26th Juno. The Austrian steamer Herzegovina bom» bat'dod rebel positions at Rashbul. Large supplies have been despatched to Prcnk Bibdoda, who 'is operating against Preeija and Shi«k. PURCHASE OF AMERICAN BATTLIfi. SHIPS. SATISFACTION^ IN GREECE. .' (ttMSS AND SYbKKV SUN SLRVICES.) ATHENS. 26Mi June. The assent of the Americnn Congress tothe sale of two battleßhips^-ldaho find Mississippi— to Greece 'Inis beeh VccciVed with universal psUisfacUon, as iho, ,w qitisilion of these will render Turkish aggression towauls Greece too liaanrtU ous. _ Peace is coiisequehtly considered Hior© likely to be maintained. , WATERPLANES AND AEROPLANES* TURKEY PLA*cis. ORDERS IN! FRANCE. PARIS. 26th June. Turkey has placed ordws in Franca for thirty waterplaiios and twelve ac-io« planes, stipulating rapid delivery.