In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 23, 25 September 1915, Page 5

In the Balkans

GREECE MOBILISES. PARLIAMEW'AISO" SUMMONED.^ United- Pdess 1 Association. ,;i . (Received 8.40 a.m.) ! i . IrParisj September 24; ■ Official: A decredtfor the mobilisation of the Greek Army has been isr sued, and the tGreek Purliuipont (is.. summoned for Saturday ,1 < 1/ RESULT OF BULGARIA’S ACTION. —*- (Received 8.40 a.m.) ' London, SJfipt&mber 24., ~ The Greek Legation at London states that Greece is mobilising owing to Bulgaria’s action. u TWENTY;;‘bLIA?SES SUMMONED. (Received' a.m.')' ■ ’London'! Setitembef 24. Twenty .‘classes 'KsWe IfeeW felimnumed in the mOtnlisation. ‘ " -■'*!) ’.)iv-vli 5 '.v.: i ;tl - THE OLD ORDER. 1 (Rieceivetb 9.15 a.m.) Athens, September 24. Heretofore only ‘four classes of Greece have been under arras. RUSSIAN MESSAGE TO THEIR BRETHREN. , (Received 9.15 a.m.) Petfograd, September 24. M. Gutchkofg, who was present at the Slav Committee of Moscow, telegraphed to Daueff, -Gueschoff, and other Bulgarian statesmen, that the Russiah people cannot believe that the Bulgarians, whom Russia liberated, were about to take up arras against their brethren. MUSSULMANS ALARMED. Athens, September 23. There is a panic among the Mussulman .population of Karagatch and other districts. These are being transferred to Bulgaria,- and numbers have taken refuge at Adrianople, whievh is also panic-stricken. Many families, despite the Yali’s exhortation, are packing'-their valuables and hastening to Constantinople.