ALLIES AT VARIANCE.
SE R VIAN-BULGA RIAN HOSTILITIES THREATENING. LARGE ARMIES FACING EACH OTHER. [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION-COPYRIGIIT.) <Received May 12, 11.40 p.m.) .» SALONIKA, May 12. Two Bulgarians military trains collided between Drama and Buk at night.. A hundred soldiers were killed and ,300 injured. It is expected that Russian arbitration will prevent a Servian-Bulgarian conflict, Hut large armies aro facing each other in Southern Macedonia.. The Servians are in greatly superior numbers, but tho Bulgarians arebringing up their Tchataldja troops speedily. GREEK V. BULGARIAN. HOSTILITIES CEASE. (Received May 13, 12,20 a.m ) SALONIKA, May 12. The fighting between the Greeks and Bulgarians on the Anghista-Left-era line ceased on Saturday by mutual consent. The Greeks had 60 casualties and the Bulgarians more. In addition a number of prisoners were Pasha at Tirana disbanded 16,000 of Redif’s troops.. He retains a few thousand of Nazim Pasha s.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3830, 13 May 1913, Page 5
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