The Alaska citizen., 1913-05-26
NOT QUITE SATISFIED.

NOT QUITE SATISFIED. GENEVA. May 2f That the Bul. garan government is not cn irely satisfied with the progress cr he peace ncgo ilt ons wbLch arr now under way al London, is indicated by the fact that the full romple. ment of he army k being ma n tained pending the final outcome nf the conference
 Reports received here state that the BulCar ans are determined to resist any attempt that may b. made by the powers to effect set. tlemcn' otherwise than according tC the terms specified by the EulGa- garian peace representa- i've. and with this object n view. the army $ being maintained in readiness for immedi ate action
 Bulgar expects Seryia and Greece 10 raise the frs. objection to the proposed division of the spopils. and if is for the ppurpos, peaSe terms that the fBuIgarian army is held ill readiness for a resumption of hostilit.es.
 A war indemnrE Of $4n4. 4.003.03u has been demanded by the Balkan nations as q part CT The price of peace with Turkey.
 NOT SATISFIED.
 TOKYO May 22=The lore ra office is much dissatisfied over the note of reply 0 the Japanese pro. test which was w.red from Wash ington early this week by Amhassa- dor Chinda, who received the nete from Secretary Bryan IL is claim ed that the note is lacking in de- tail and does not explain clearly the position ot Il" United States government It is probable that a request vii be sent to the United States for q fuller explanation.
 In. brief. the note sets fofth that the ac,ion Of the Californ d legislature IS not contrary to the terms Of the existing treaty he tween the two countries
 STRENGTH IN NUMBERS.
 TOKYO, May %. Eight conrt physicians are waiting on the Nj kado. looking after him during an attack of illness. The ailment has been diagnosed as inflammation of tie lungs. and every effort is beng made 10 check the spread of the disease.
 Bulletins given out al the Royal palace show that there has been little change in his condition during the pas 24 hours The physie ans say that the illness is nothing seri- ous and hope to have the Mikado up within few days.
 KING TAKES CHARGE.
 ATHENS, Greece May % King Constantine left for Saloniki today to take charge of the Greek forces in that vicinity. -whera they are en- gagged in defending lhe boundary against the Bulgariane Hostilities are reported 10 have begun early in rhe week. since which tine tNrre has tren considerable fLafin@ Ad- vices to the king sta. ( that ti!s G'eehs thus lar have bean able 1o prevent the Bulgars fron aeqairine H.a Q. the territory Whi I lhev seek.
 BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
 BERLIN, May 23.-king George Y of England and Car Nicholas II Of Russia were the guests of the ein- peror of Germany today at an in. formal luncheon. The rulers of the three great nations were together for q considerable portion Of tha af- ternoen. during which tims ,heE talking over the political situations in their respective countries cd i@ Europe in general
 King George and Car Nicholas ,JJ of Prince Augustus and Princes louise which is to take place tomorrow,
 PRAY FOR MlKADO.
 TOKYO, May 23.-The ill',ss of the beloved Mikado is e&tIting a profound impressi ? on the people of the country In many sections, prayers are being given up fer his rapid recovery. and here the people can be seen kneeling in the streets as they pass near the royal palace,
 On every hand the subjects of the Mikado are expressing sympathy for their ruler, and the hope is strong that the attack of inflamma- tion of the lungs with which he is suffering may be of short duration.
 The physicians waiting upon the ailing ruler announce that there i5 no change in his condition.
 ABOUT TO BREAK OUT
 NAPLES, May 23.-Mount Vesu- vius is believed to be on the verge of an active eruption. Heavy show CTS of ashes have been falling dur ing the past two days and the sky is thick with smoke. There is much uneasiness in the immedi- ate vicinity of the volcano. THINGS I0OK!NG TIP