BALKAN OUTLOOK.
TURKEY'S TERMS.
AN OFFER TO BULGARIA, PROMPTLY DECLINED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Constantinople, August 25. The Porte is seeking a direct arrangement ivitli Bulgaria. It declares it is determined to retain Adrianoplo and ICirk Kilisse, and otters concessions in other directions. A prompt solution of the trouble is considered imperative, owing to the burden of maintaining three hundred thousand Turkish troops in Thrace. (Rec. August 26,11.10 p.m.) Sofia, August 2G. Bulgaria does not intend negotiating with tile Porto regarding Adris.nople, as she contends that the Enos- Midia boundary line between Turkey and Bulgaria was imposed by the Powers, and its maintenance is their business. PEACE TREATY RATIFIED. (Rec. August 26, 11.10 p.m.) Bukarest, August 26. The ratifications of the Peace Treatyliavo been exchanged. INQUIRY INTO CRUELTIES. (Rec. August 26, 11.10 p.m.) Belgrade, August 26. The International Commission of Inquiry into Ihe cruelties in the Balkans and the economic consequences of the two wars has arrived here. GREEK REFUGEES. Athens, August 25. One hundred and twenty-eight thousand Greeks, Turks,, Jews, and Bulgars have taken refuge in Greek territory. Their number are daily increasing. Xanthi has'been transferred to the Bulgarians. The majority of the illhabitants hai'o iled. Sofia, August 25. The Turks have occupied Gumuldjina and Mastgnli.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1839, 27 August 1913, Page 7
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206BALKAN OUTLOOK. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1839, 27 August 1913, Page 7
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