THE BALKANS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10660, 31 May 1913, Page 5

THE BALKANS.

■■■ " O’” United Press Association—By Elec trio Telegraph—Copyright. Received May 81, 9 a.m. Loudon, May 30. Mr Eonar Law paid a tribute to Sir Grey’s success in the Balkan question and approved of the Barra arrangement. Sofia, May 30. The Bulgarian infantry in Anglista Yalley broke loose and notwithstanding the bugle call to cease firing made a succession of bayonet charges, inflicting heavy losses on the Greeks and taking many prisoners who were subsequently released. PHAGE TREATY^SIGNED. London, May 30. The Peace Treaty has been signed. Sir E. Grey'presided at St. James’ Palace. 1 After the Treaty was signed all | the delegates left in a body chatting s and elated. IM. Daneff, in an interview, said that in peaceful competition there would be so many points of contact in the new field that friendships would; result on a solid foundation. | will Lave far-reaching 1 effects and not merely save Balkan f but European peace. I Sofia, May SO. Greece has instructed M. Dousmanis to confer with M. Ivanoff to sign an agreement fixing a demarcaI fcion line between the opposing I troops.