GERMANY AND HER BALKAN ALLIES
FRICTION WITH TURKS AND BULGARS INCREASING
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i, Balkan oorresponden t say 6 that since the fall of Erzerum the hostility of the Turks to the Germans i B increasing, and the Germans reciprocate. Some frankly state that Germany wonld never have taken part but for the prospect of possQssir g Constantinople and Asia Minor, which would more than compensate for the loss of her African colonies. The illfeeling hetweon the Turks and German E would probably have led to a (crisis but for the internecine feuds between the Turks themselves. Open.rivalry exists between Talaat Bey and Euver Pasha. The former for the moment reigns supreme m Constantinople. A new plot against Enver Pasha's life • was re" cently discovered by the Germans, and twenty were arrested and executed.
■a en j. , _ , . * ■ Salonika. AdHI 16. A fight between Bulgarians and Germans for possession of the telegraph office in avi lage westward of Lake Ochrida, Several were killed and wounded on both sides. \
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2749, 18 April 1916, Page 5
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168GERMANY AND HER BALKAN ALLIES Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2749, 18 April 1916, Page 5
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