THE BALKAN ARMISTICE.
THE LONDON CONGRESS. SERVIA TALKS OP BOYCOTT. By Telegraph. —Press Association. myr 1 lit London, Monday. At the Balkan Peace Conference which opens in London on Friday next, in St. James' Palace. M. Daneff, President of the Bulgarian Parliament; M. MadjarotT, Bulgarian Minister in London; and General PaprikofT, ex-Foreign Minister, will represent Bulgaria. Nizami Pasha will be the principal Turkish delegate. M. Daneff is now visiting Bucharest to discuss Roumania's desire for economic territorial compensation. The Daily Telegraph's correspondent in telegraphing from Chataldja, narrates the closing scenes of the armistice conference. The final problem was whether Turkey should allow the Bulgarian trains to pass through Adrianople. After a long silence Naizm Pasha, Turkish Commander-in-Chief, said: "Let it be so, but wait ten days until the peace negotiations begin in London." Subsequently champagne was opened, and Nazim Pasha drank to the health of "The Valiant Bulgarian Army." The Bulgarian delegates replied by proposing the health of "The Valiant Ottoman Army."
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 525, 11 December 1912, Page 5
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162THE BALKAN ARMISTICE. King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 525, 11 December 1912, Page 5
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