BALKAN CAMPAIGN.
PEACE PRELIMINARIES. TURKEY'S ADVANCE IN THRACE ALLIES MAY AGAIN COMBINE (By Cable.—Press Aj=sociation.—CopyrigotJ LONDON, July 29. An informal meeting of the Peace Conference was held at Bucharest to-day. M. Pasics (Premier of Servia) who has arrived, states that the Turkish offensive action in Thrace was not discussed, but that after peace had been declared, the Christian States might consider the assisting of Bulgaria to secure her rights under the TTeaty of London.
1L Gbenadieff (Premier of Bulgaria) states that the entente between Bulgaria and Roumania is almost complete.
Austria and Russia are anxious that Bulgaria should retain Karoli, while France and Germany are supporting the Greek claim.
Tbe British Charge d'Affaires at Constantinople has informed the Porte that Britain is withdrawing her promised assistance for the reorganising of the Turkish possessions in Asia, owing to the Turkish attitude at Adrianople.^ The Sultan, in reply, said that the King of Roumania urges that a frontier along the Maritza would be preferable to the Enos-Midia line.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 180, 30 July 1913, Page 5
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BALKAN CAMPAIGN.
Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 180, 30 July 1913, Page 5
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