Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 201, 1 July 1913 — Page 10

PAGE TEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1913 BALKANS ORDERED TO STOP WARFARE BY POWERS TODAY Russia Demands Premiers of All States Meet At the Russian Capital.

FIGHTING GOING ON

Each Government Blames the Other For the Battles Being Fought. (National News Association) ST. PETERSBURG, July 1. The Balkan allies were commanded today by the great powers of Europe to quit fighting and to agree at once upon terms of peace. The Russian ambassadors In Belgrade, Athens and Sophia were imperatively instructed to demand that the governments of the allies keep the peace and to send their premiers to this city without further delay to renew the covenant of the Balkan league. PEACE IS POSSIBLE. BELGRADE, July 1. The national parliament today opened arbitration of the territorial dispute between Servia and Bulgaria. Premier Pasitch in addressing the congress said that peace is still possible between the allies if mutual concessions are made. EACH BLAMING OTHER. LONDON, July 1. Accounts of sanguinary fighting between the Bulgarian and Servian soldiers and between Bulgarian and' Green troops reached this city -today from Belgrade, Sofia end Athens. According to these dispatches hostilities were general over a battle line two hundred miles long. The heaviest Ighting has been near JJekub and east of Salonika. Each government whose troops are Involved In the fighting, lays the blame upon the enemy. Servia claims that the Bulgarians began the attack near Uskub, while the Green government emphatically denies that the Greek troops had taken the initiative against the Bulgars. Premier Guechoff telegraphed to the diplomatic envoys of the Bulgarian government In the various European capitals to inform the various chancellors that the Bulgar troops were forced into the ighting. 1 p. BULGARS CHECK FIGHTING. SOFIA, July 1. Announcement was made by the Bulgarian government today that all the Bulgar generals In the field had been ordered to discontinue fighting against the Servians except where attacked by the enemy. The Bulgarian offcers were commanded not to take the aggressive. Fighting is still progressing along a battle line extending from Ishtib to Leftera. The government has begun a movement of Bulgarian troops from the shores . of the Sea of Marmora into Central Macedonia to strengthen the troops facing the Greeks and Servians. The Best Medicine In the World. "My little girl had dysentery very bad. I thought she would die. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her, and I can truthfully say that I think it is the best medicine in the world," writes Mrs. William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For sale by all dealV?rs. v" - CAdvertlsement) m HEIRQN1MUS TODAY IS GIVENJAMAGES (Continued from Page One.) m hi agreed to make settlement with the plaintiffs in the damage suit. The suit brought by Paul Heironlmus, through his nearest friend, N. C. Heironlmus, demanded $400 which was paid. Mr. Heironlmus received $100 to cover costs of the accident. Accident on May 13. Gardner did not appear at the court room this morning and his attorney entered a plea of guilty for him. The accident which brought about the suit occurred on the National road west of the city near the boy's home, on May 13th. Paul was playing ball with some other children in the yard of Prof. Elbert Russell when the ball rolled into the road, and not seeing the machine. Young Heironlmus ran after it. The automobile was being driven ' by Gardner at a rapid rate of speed and though every effort was made to M m H I m stop it, the boy was struck and dragged more than thirty feet. Gardner did not stop the machine and left his victim lying in the road and leaving the city immediately without making known his identity. Through the efforts of Chief of Police Gormon, Gardner was located through information furnished by Frank Railsback who was invited by the men to ride into the city with them. Gardner furnished bond of $100 several days ago after affidavits were returned here against him. Speed Laws Violated. As a result of the incident It was urged by the members of the West Side Improvement association that all violators of the speed ordinances and Btatfc, laws be fined. Complaints have been made to the police concerning speeding in various parts of the city. The police have been unable to bring the guilty parties to justice without considerable trouble because of lack of proper equipment. It is expected that the police commissioners will authorize the purchase of an automobile or motorcycles for the department If further violations are made. m Is:

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