THE BALKANS.
(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright (United Press Association.)
London, January 22
Sir E. Grey, replying to Mr, W. Guinness, declined to publish the Consular reports concerning the massacres in the Balkans while the war was in progress. It was, he said, difficult for tiie Consuls to have accurate knowledge of reports which seemed to lie well founded.
RUSSIA’S ATTITUDE
Constantinople, January 22
The newspaper ‘lkdam’ states that Russia has strongly urged the cession of Adrianople. Otherwise Turkey’s political and military situation will enter on a particularly embarrassing phase. Another version is that Russia’s attitude in threatening the Ambassador refers to the possibility of trouble in Asia Minor. The Ottoman Ambassadors have been ordered to sound the Powers with a view to placing Adrianople under Turco-Bulgarian administration. St. Petersburg, January 22.
It is stated in diplomatic circles that the Ambassador informed Kia mil Pasha that Russia would in no wise tacitly witness a resumption of hostilities. GUNS FOR ROUMANIA. Vienna, January 22. Six truck-loads of French mountain guns have reached Roumania.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 21, 23 January 1913, Page 5
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