THE BALKANS.
ORIGIN OF THE SECOND WAR, LIGHT UPONTHE SUBJECT. [tiy Cible.—Pr*e« Association.—Copyright.) LONDON, December 1. A suppressed article in tho Sofia paper "Mir" circumstantially I>lainos King Ferdinand for the dirrct responsibility of the war against Serria and Tho Kin-:, on June 2S«h. it **ys, pervmuUy ordered General Savoff to afcUck the Servian and Greek line*. General Savoff refused, as M. Daiietf on tho previous day bad told him that ho must immediately demobilise, as Bulgaria bad accepted tho Czars arbitration. King Ferdinand heatedly told General SavoiT that ho must obey him, and that next day lie would give him tho alternative of either obeying cr undergoing punishment iimcuuting evon to drath. General Savoff agreed to attack if Kins Ferdinand pave- his orders in writing, and tho King immediately complicn]. Tho Government, was deprived of any voico in tho mattor. General Savoff, 't is stated, hints that King Ferdinand acted at Austria's tuggfcfition.
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14839, 3 December 1913, Page 12
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153THE BALKANS. Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14839, 3 December 1913, Page 12
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