THE BALKAN WAR.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 73, 10 March 1913, Page 5

THE BALKAN WAR.

GREEK VICTORIES IN EPIRUS. [PRESS ASSOCIATION—-COPYRIGHT.] \/ Athens. March 8. The Crown Priii'-e had a remarkable demonstration cn entering Janina. The people embraced the soldiers and kissed the officers hands. Of the garrison 6000 were sick or wounded. Part of I lie Turkish army left Janina on Wednesday in the direction of Albania after pillaging the Christians’ shops. General Souss has been appointed Governor of Janina. The Turkish prisoners in Epirus total 100,000. COLD WEATHER AT CHATALDJA. TURKS FROZEN TO DEATH. Constantinople, March 8. Several Turkish sentries were frozen to death at Chataldja. At Bulair it is reported that the Arab troops on the Dardanelles have mutinied owing to the cold. , Fifty were shot. KAISER’S CONGRATULATIONS. (Received 10, 8.4 a.m.) Athens, March 9. The cavalry captured 2300 Turkish fugitives north of Janina. European sovereigns congratulated , the Crown Prince on his victory. The Kaiser was particularly cordial. BULGARIA AND SERVIA. Sofia, March 9. The Bulgarian Government is seeking an explanation ..from Servia in reference to the expulsion of the manager of the Bulgarian National Bank at Monastic. THE HAMIDIEH. (Received 10, 3.4 a.m.) Athens, March 9. . The Turkish battleship Hamidieh left Symi Island, off the coast of Smyrna, on Wednesday. It is reported her stern and one boiler have been damaged.