THE BALKAN DISPUTE
[Australia &. N.Z. Cable Association.)
I.EAOCE COUNCII
PARIS, Oct. 31. The Council of the- League ended ” with the receipt of a telegram from the Allied military attaches announcing tlio Greeks had completely evacuated Bulgaria without incident, by midnight of Oct. 28th. Count Lshii. in a speech, attributed the success of the Council's settlement of the Greco-Bul-gnrian incident largely to the spirit prevailing since the Locarno Conference. AI. Briand in an eloquent speech, dilated on the spirit of world citizenship inspirity of the negotiations at Locarno, which In* said was the spirit of the League itself.
THE ATROCITIES IN BI'T.GARIA. • Received thus day at 8.50 a.nt.) LONDON. Nov. 1. A Sofia correspondent says the atrocities occurred m five villages. It is alleged by the Bulgarians Commission officially sent to report on the territory occupied by the Greeks, that the area resembles a desert. Ihe Commission declared all cattle and other animals and house u o!d belongings wete carried off. A rich harvest of tobacco, rice and wheat was wantonly destroyed. It is also alleged that portraits of King Boris were vulgarly mutilated.
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