THE BALKANS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10813, 5 July 1913, Page 8

THE BALKANS.

FERBO-BULGARIAN CONFLICT. BULGARIA AND GREECE. A STRONG PROTEST. By Talegrapli—Pie a a Association —Copyright. (ReoeTved July 6, 10 a.m.) LONDON, July 4. The " Times" Sofia correspondent reports that the Bulgarians declare that the Servian advance towards lahtib was repulsed nnd that 1000 Servians wore captured. Tho slaughter, at Salonica has aroused intense indignation. I M. Saza.noff's protest to the Greek i Government is couched in severe language. Bulgaria demands that their arms shall be restored to the captives, an indemnity paid to the families of the killed, the Greek troops to salute 'the Bulgarian flag, and tho admission to Salonica of ft Bulgarian garrison equal to the original one. 'DOCTORS AND NURSES WANTED. 1 WOUNDED AT SALONICA. f 'An Athens message says that tho [ Greeks defeated the Bulgarians at Mat- [ smjuvo, inflicting heavy losses. 1 The Bulgarians have imprisoned all 'the Greek notables at Kavalla, and threaten to destroy them if the Greeks \dvanoe. 'A Constantino message confirms, on its own authority, the exterminating of [Greek villages by the retreating Buligorians. i A Belgrade message says that the _Serrians captured papers, dated June 'l6, allowing that the Bulgarians plan"tied a surprise attaok on the Zletovo ilivsr, employing the 4th Army Corps, v The doctors and nurses are inadequate to deal'■with the enormous influx of -Wounded. \ SERVIAN ACTIVITY. A Sofia message says that a Kusten- . <tal telegram reportß that a regiment \>f ; Servian infantry and two squadrons of oavalry were on the frontier last ■Slight. They' are encairmed on Tzernok Pill, near the Bossilegrad-Kustiendal !,"oad. THE WOUNDED. 1 A Salonica message says that 2000 wounded have arrived. Three colonels were killed and several officers wounded in Wednesday's 'conflict. A Belgrade message says that '£Bo,ooo of Bulgarian coiu en route for at Sofia has been detained.