Sir E. Grey's Statement Not Published in Germany.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 6505, 5 October 1915, Page 3

Sir E. Grey's Statement Not Published in Germany.

Amsterdam, Oct 4. S»r Edward Grey's statement regard- «| the Bilkan situation has not yet tan published in Germany. King Like Blind Man With Lighted Torch. 'Rec Oct 4, 8.45 a.m. r London, Oct 4. King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, recently «weriing with a diplomatist, de™<*the regal condition:—"l am," *»ftj lighted torch among haystacks. side I turn I must set ; fi» to something." [ Jfytanitic circles point out that gis ultimatum proves that the : 7*tn«fs torch has set fire to his w» %atick. Time Fixed to Commence Hostilities. r at Athene have underr£7 ro£*nne days that the Central fixed hostilities to begin •JJI the last fortnight in October. ;'2 j Chown tohasten the de7«J Wd it is rumoured at Rome that ' thfc • "te Powers are prepared 1 hUL Bi milar ultimatum requiring fiato * v ckplain her attitude. /gwia bas professed to be debating * ShSrf fB-offcw until the very J3 d , eacowaging the friendg of ; todesperate efforts to prevent

What Bulgaria aims to Secure. Mr Noel Luxton, (M.P. for Norfolk author of "Europe and the Turks," and attached to the Bulgarian Staff in 1913) in an interview said that the Entente had promised Bulgaria territory east of Vardar, but she was still in doubt whether she would obtain Monastir and Ochrida, and *>dded that Serbia and Greece must be prevented from taking any action on the frontiers which would precipitate a crisis.