THE TIME RIPE.
'\ DELICATE SITUATION. Received .-August 17, 11.10 p.m. „,, Rome, August 17. lhe Bulgarian ambassador savs that Bulgaria has never been in a situation of greater delicacy, and a decision can not long be delayed. CRIPPLING TURKEY. Rome, August 17. Advices from Constantinople state that the war-to-the-end party is in disfavor. It is rumored that Turkey is only waiting an opportunity to sue for peace, and the moment will probably be furnished' by the intervention of Bulgaria, against whom Turkey is unable to conduct a defence, owing to lack of munitions. GREEK PARLIAMENT OPENED. Athens, August 10. The Chamber has opened. LM. Z-avit-zanos, a Vonezelist, was elected President, defeating the Government candidate by 182 to 03. GREEK CABINET RESIGNS. Receved August 17, 10.10 p.m. Athens, August 10. Die Government lias resigned. THE QUADRUPLE ENTENTE. Nish, August 10. Semi-official: The Sainou Prava, in a leading article, says that collective action iby, the Quadruple Entente has been taken with the best intentions for the future welfare of the Balkans, whose peoples can absolutely rely on the justice and consideration of' their friends and allies. ~
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1915, Page 5
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183THE TIME RIPE. Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1915, Page 5
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