THE BALKANS
Sy Telegraph—tresis Association—Copyright , Belgrudo, June 24. t'-yXifeg Polor hns arrived at Belgrade, and whs -iicordod an ovation by the people, ■ The Promior presented the King to tho / Russian Ministor, Tho latter thus had no official intercourse with tho, Premier. ! Other, foreign Ministers were absent. The'iKing of Rouraania has rosigDod tbo hobdrary colonelcy of the South Servian infantry. The officer of tho regimont telegraphed a reply that he was an incom- : potent judge of tbwir deeds, and that ho too ascended, the throne after a breach of ' military faith,' adding that the regiment would forego with pleasure tbo honor of ■bearing his name. •Mah Constantinople, Juno 24. JJBo Turks report that iurthor outrages haivo boon planned in Saloniea. jSkjjuae of the foreign Ambassadors in Turkey have statod that they intend demanding further aDd more efficacious roforais in Macedonia boyond tbo prosent soherue. Tne Turkish Ministor of War has ordered ♦bo ’(owns of Saloniea and Adrianople to each prepare provisions for 50,000 troops.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 926, 26 June 1903, Page 3
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163THE BALKANS Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 926, 26 June 1903, Page 3
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