The Balkans
THE ATTITUDE OF GREECE. STATEMENT ]SY KX-PI!E.\UEK. Received July 1<), p.m. Alliens, .July 18. M. Venizelos, addressing the ijiheral Party, said that the Government, with a view to keeping power, was ignoring public opinion and hiding behind the Crown's prerogatives, and had potsponed the meeting of Parliament. When the King had recovered he would clear up the situation, and end the persistent rumors of a coup d'etat. DURAZZO EVACUATED. BY THE ,SERVIAN'S. Rome, July 13. At Italy's instance the Servians have evacuated Durazzo, maintaining strategic positions in the vicinity. RAILWAY COMMU.VCATK i\ SUSPENDED. Received July lit, 11.40 p.m. Sofia, Julv 111. A Ministerial order definitely suspends railway communication with Turkey. TURKISH STORES THROUGH BULGARIA. Paris, Jul.- 18. The Turks have received by rail, via Bulgaria, thirteen wagon Wis of benzine, four wagon loads of sulphur, a quantity of drugs, and parts of four aeroplanes.
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Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 5
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