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TROUBLE IN THE BALKANS

. WILL THEY BE SET ABLAZE» BULGARIA AND TURKEY. Received 2, 1.3 a.m. Sofia, October 1. Bulgaria last nigbt decided not to modify her standpoint in regard to the railway. She also insists on the recognition oi a diplomatic representative at Constantinople. J

UNEASINESS IN TURKEY. AUSTRIAN DESIGNS. Received 2, 1.3 a.m. London, October 1. The Times'.Constantinople correspondent mentions that uneasiness is felt among educated Turks regarding the possibility of Bulgaria shortly declaring her independence. He emphasises, firetly, the belief, based upon Soti.i telegrams, that the Bulgarian manoeuvres, supposed to have been postponed till 1909, are to be held after i li in the near future in Eastern Roumelia, and will involve the mobilisation <•? many reservists; secondly, the apprehension that King Ferdinand's magnificent reception during tie past few days at Budapesth is not unconnected with the rumors of Austrian designs of annexation or permanent occupation of Bosnia.

Nevertheless, Kiamil Pasha, the Prime Minister, is confident of a peaceful settlement of all the questions. The Times' St. Petersburg correspondentssariy ri that alarm has been revived owing to the Viennese telegrams foreshadowing the permanent retention •1 the occupied provinces. Russian statesmen, believing that the other Powers interested will let sleeping dogs lie, are still hopeful that Austria will! be prevented from setting the Balkans ablaze. 1

an ambassador recalled. London, September 30. The Bulgarian Government lias recalled M. Mintchavitcih, its London agent, for indiscreetly declaring that ha personally considered Bulgaria ripe for independence.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 239, 2 October 1908, Page 3

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TROUBLE IN THE BALKANS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 239, 2 October 1908, Page 3

TROUBLE IN THE BALKANS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 239, 2 October 1908, Page 3

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