BALKAN STRUGGLE.
THE DIVIDED ALLIES.
A SALONIKA MYSTERY.
KING OP GREECE SNUBBED
BY KING OF BULGABIA
(Bj- Cable—Press Associatiqu._Copyri S at.) (Received 11.15 a.m.) LOiNDOX, December 20. The peace delegates were entertained at luucneon at tiie Mansion House toJlr. Aiquith, the Duke of Argyll, and a. large company were present. Alyatcry surrounded King Ferdinand's arrival at Salonika from Chataldja. Aing George was present to meet him, bIU lie did not arrive wbeu expected ±1l came later, when no Greek rov-alty was present. Later the Kings ot Greece and Buigaria. nitii members of their families, attended the Te Deuin service on the <.zar s name day in the Russian Chanel. ihe King of Greece baaqueted Kinc Ferdinand. ° The Vienna "Xoue Freie Prcsse" save that the visit will probuhly make Bulgaria's pretensions evident. Pouter's Agency states that the discussions at the conference of Ambassadors have cleared the air, and that if pe<u:e in the Balkans is concluded in time, there need be no apprehension over the questions that have hitherto caused ansietv.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 305, 21 December 1912, Page 5
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