In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 18, 20 September 1915, Page 5

In the Balkans

PUBLIC OPINION. POSITION STILL OBSCURE. The High Commissioner reports:— London, September 19 (6.35 a.m.) The Press is devoting great attention to the Balkans. The position remains obscure and a definite announcement is unofficially regarded as imminent. Bulgaria has received a further Note from each of the Entente. Powers. Roumanian opinion inclines to the view that Bulgaria will, as tiie result of the concessions, extend to Turkey a benevolent neutrality. Turkey, it is reported, is appealing for German assistance to relieve her in the Dardanelles situation. 'A German offensive in the Balkans is- thought probable. '■ The Serbians repulsed three Aus-j triantaiteWpts 1 to cross* the "-Save- river. 'fcULCSA'RWsJ &sftWMott»4WE POLICY. i; "»;.):/.■ it-i U- I*' H!'< OPPOSITION OBJECTS. hi; j :"i !'■■: r Yr.y m ;-n 3 £.'<•'; ,, .(Rece.iy.e.fJ, ,]Q, J. 0., p,m,)i Athens, September 19. It is reported from Sofia that Czar Ferdinand received the leaders,of the Opposition who expressed themselves, to. be opposed v to the Government's" Gerinanophile * policy 'in'ul■"recommended the formatioi'i"*flf"'a new Government: The Czar'proinised 'to 1 seriouslyl consider 'the'''matter; • ''' " ' : '"' 'I 'i'M'lil II —*—l—■ lIWIW'''" ' ' ■■■''