Turkey and Bulgaria.

Manawatu Herald, 14 February 1903, Page 2

Turkey and Bulgaria.

THE SULTAN’S TROOPS MODI LISING.

Bulgaria has been officially informed that Turkey is mobilising a second and third army corps, with headquarters at Adrianople and Monastir x'especlive!}'. Regarding the former as a menace, Bulgaria has appealed to the Powers to secure the cessation of its mobilisation. It is understood at Constantinople that the Austro Russian proposals for reform.) in Macedonia are a mere palliative.

Advices from Vienna state that ia the event of an insurrection in the Balkans in the spring the Bulgarian forces will invade Turkey, assured of Russian support if unsuccessful. Meanwhile ominous preparations for an insurrection near the Bulgarian frontier are in progress. THE RUSSIAN RESERVES. The officers of the Russian reserves have been ordered to be in readiness to join their regiments at a day’s notice. This is regarded as an indication of early trouble in the Balkans.

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