Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-09-22 | Page 2 | Balkan Troubles Are Not Yet [Illegible]

Biip Anarchy Reigns in WL Servia to OccupyJjltf tegic PositionjBffy REIXIiRADE. Sept. 21 THl is grave along the AfbanliJBrr U.-where U.-where Albania ns. armed $MrL rifles, are assembling to aliH Albanian atrents have cnterKi81 territory and are cnrtcavorlnrMr! rebellion those Albanians whtf have been al peace. It Is believed hero that preparations are due to forela! against Servln and MontcnslH consequence. Scrvia 'feels bouWZ4 which the action of the powcriMS her to abandon. SMrSii SALONIKI. Sept. 2t.-CoraWtf archy prevails In Albania. vmSZ onal foreign minister, MuflaiWSi has Just returned from Eur0ngjiB-Vfc mont-d hl8 partisans t0 armwBr against Essad Pasha, the fdMri marider-in-chlef of the TiirkUW" Scutari. JM Essad Pasha has raised th'iBf flag, and Mufid Rey has eaHed government at Avalona to sun&JZ .The minister has also seized house at Durazzo. iB According to a Brlndlsl dleoXS. Pasha, who arrived there JtBS-pressed JtBS-pressed his Intention to worteB5s merit with the Italian sovermB'' satisfactory and definite 8etM5i the Albanian question, eBpeclaW of tho complications which haBi among the former Balkan .alhBii. SOFIA, Sept. 21.-Thc GreekBSi that Splro SuradJIeff. one nf iest Bulgarian merchants ifiB died of cholera, Is offlcialv dHf' the claim being made that'heB In the- cholera detention caraipi! lng been stoned. This, it Kjl was done lo remove all slgna 'K 1 ' rage. Bulgarians assert thaiP!? cedure is common with the GrBf1 ties, whoso object Is the bxU of all Bulgarians, cspcclallyB .i wealth and education. OfflclflflH Ii make the further charge th41B I garians are dying bf starvaH ft desert Island In the Aegcan'HP