In the Balkans
smctf> teiigfk •>.'»•; ail <tvii : - >u >h j :,r.i I . i'li: n-< r\: UVi ■'■ ■■ u-i : !/ N0 •TURCO'BULC'ARI'AN PROV ''. '''''^"'^^^TOCOL.' 1 ;'''\ '■<■■'■ THE POSITION STILL COMPLl'■■';^'X! !*s•%■ C ' A '' T £R*'X''.'■'■ i . UiqTKD.Fißin AsaociATioß. I '"'.., "(Received .8.20 a.m.) Rome, August 31. Newspapers deny the existence of the Turco-Bulgarian prottocol. The Germans are spreading the report of an agreement hoping to avert Roumanian intervention. There are indications that Serbia has sent confidential replies to the Allies, who had negotiated with a view/ to obtaining further*- concessions. The uncertainty of Bulgaria's policy is attributed to Serbia'"iiftd Greece's hesitating attitude; also to the fear of a revolution, which is considered imminent in Turkey.
THE ROUMANIAN SPHINX. London, August 31. The Yossiehe Zeitiing is pessimistic about R'oumania, and says that Germany, expects the unscrupulous Roumanian sphinx to show its claws at the beginning of September.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3, 1 September 1915, Page 5
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141In the Balkans Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3, 1 September 1915, Page 5
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