THE BALKANS

Wairarapa Age, 2 January 1913, Page 5

THE BALKANS

I PEACE CONFERENCE. ! DIRECT SETTLEMENT j FAVOURED. (Received Last Night, 9.45 o'clock.) LONDON, January 1. Reuter states that privato conversations between Reshid Pasha and M. Daneff resulted in a frank exposition: of the Whole situation. M. Daneff advanced important arguments in favour of a direct settlement. \ , i TROUBLE AT ADEIANOPLE. (Received Last Night, 11.10 o'clock.) ,; LONDON, January 1. ; Bulgarian reports assert that the civil population at Adrianople arc attempting to compel the military authorities to surrender. Threats have heen made that they will snoot the commander. | An armistice opportunely saved the town from the horrors of an internal upheaval. f TURKEY EXHAUSTED. ALLIES AT VARIANCE. (Received Last Night. 11.10 o'clock,) j LONDON. January 1. The Oaily Telesrrnnh'.s Vienna correspondent '.states that comnotent circles are hopeful of peace being arranged, because Turkev is finanr'nllv oxhausted. while the P-dc-pri"*" nn"" is aim exhausted, cmmlr.-l wit' 1 ' '•"••""- ens differences Iv'-tve"-- +1 '." -Mb"* 1 * . Kino- Ferdinand >~ nn^'--- 1 +-* 1 - :11 and is .suffer in " f" n m Mi<* '-' r "'*-< -' f . with fits of ■rn'*l audibly. Besides t.hos« t>"* roNtiom- between and Bulgaria I and Servia are \p.siblv wo 1*"". I Th.e Servian npnvc.panev Strive sayf flint the deft Wwe-n* r *'—'" "- d Bnlirari.i is widening n T "f*r '.d'° "i'v | of territory.