In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 21, 23 September 1915, Page 5

In the Balkans

! ■ - ■ .' ~.,- -j|K:'.:i:' ; sv. i; , .1;* 7jsivi: I'- '" H:ivill BULCA RI AN R feliV kC A IL- . nr i i'i M ■•• <(>;/ v'i t r -m> iv ■-' i ' I- • ' ' , ED tO THE COLORS!. 1 J m [if |;. ; ) .'ill■!- I' V.>"l >'" I'" '"''■> I 6 i '■' ''"dNixin 'PhJm 1 Awocxklnbit.'' 1 *' 1 '" ' ■' \ : ' ! ■" i; ;■ [ •'' A'theris,' September 22. " "There is considerable excitement, in Athens. Thej 'King conferred with M. Venezelos land the Cabinet . subsequently met; j. f „; rrf ,p , ~,. . -. ; ,; ■ .:- v All ( tl?e Bulgarian^raseryis^s.in Macedonia! .Xhwce,, 1.,,,,. U. f <( r'.-vfi -in*!!'. !, ($) (.)!• .ylil'ih ~ ~.lio u: ,i'iiim..j '..IT. >.!m. ; ; i4< i ;; b^lgaPlA'S. NEUTRALiTxi '[„ ! ',;',;■ > -f-" . ,- i; 5- (Received 8.50 a.m). ~'.'",,'il>-< ~ i.London, ;l Se#tembei| 2&^ ( , TheKßulgai'ian Minister..;!i"i £flfl d B9 state's-that; Bulgaria,, in view ( of. contingency, is; ■ 'seeking ( to , maintain an armed neutrality, i THE BALKAN SCALES. BULGARIAN TROOPS' SECRET , DESPATCH. (iiVßeceived 11.15 a.m.) Athens, September 22. Sofia advises that a hundred thousandfnive been mobilised. Several cavalry "reglriiehts left Sofia for an unknown destination. The British, French and Russian ministers collectively had* a conference 7 " with M. Yenezelos. - , BULGARIAN MOBILISATION. THE FATEFUL HOUR ARRIVES. ''• j; (Received 11.15 a.m. ) Amsterdam, September 22. The Bulgarian Legation at Berlin announces that a general mobilisation was ~ordered yesterday. All Bulgarians of military age in Germany have been instructed to immediately return; Similar instructions have been issued, to Bulgarians in Austria and Roumania, and also "Bulgarian officers in! France. OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION. Press Association Extraordinary. (Received 11.55 a.m.) London, September 22. Official:—A General mobilisation of the Bulgarian Forces was ordered today.