In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 20, 22 September 1915, Page 5

In the Balkans

THE TURCO-BULCARIAN TREATY. ROUMANIAN neutrality. United Press Association. Athens, September 21. The transfer of Turkish territory in Thrace to Bulgaria was completed to-day . London, September 20. Bulgarian journals state that the Turco-Bulgarian treaty assies Bulgaria two thousand square miles as a reward for the neutrality she has hitherto maintained, but without political engagements. As a consequence of the treaty the plans of the German General Staff have undergone a certain modification. A correspondent at Sofia says that it is stated, on the best authority, that Roumania is absolutely resolved to oppose with determined resistance any violation of her territory. Rumors of : th ! e“ Ifitdrifldd* ‘foHtthtion' ‘of -ft’ new Ministry under M.M. Margklomun and Careg. are'current in Bucharest,. ,(They,,are apparently circulated by axlherents- of. .Germany, but ..it is unlikely, the, King ,v]ill entrust thb.se ] politicians with p power , the present juncture. y( t , ~; i j., . GERMAN AEROPLANE INTERNED ]. ( IN BULGARIA. ~.. , , (Received 9 a.m.) Athens, September 21. A German aeroplane flying over Bulgaria was forced to descend. The crew were interned. i.f : Iron cH&sses.! for RulCaria’s .. ; .,-u pm aiAMif , ,He King of Bulgaria has received am Iron 1 Crbss ! of ’the first-lass ofd'er. fuUl(-epd| memjbov of the Cabinet .pn. Iron 1 Cross of the second-class order.