THE GREEKS.
TURKISH GUNBOAT SUNK. '
ATHENS, November 24
A torpedo boat entered iEvalck Harbour. Tho commander of a Turkish gunboat, carrying three Krupps, immediately opened tho Kingston valves and abandoned the vessel. Greek sailors boarded her, but wero unable to close tho valves, so they sank tho gunboat with a torpedo.
BULGARIAN OUTRAGES.
STRAINED RELATIONS AT SALONICA. (Received November 25th, 9.55 p.m.) SALONICA, Novembor 25. The Bulgarians, en route, mercilessly ravaged. Turkish villages, and directly they entered Salonica pillaged systematically, regardless cf Groak $rotesta.
Tho Consuls' protest was also result less. The relations of the Greek and Bulgarian troops are most strained. Tha Bulgarians s t ato that tht%y bave tq _ solved to mako their occupation permanent.
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14522, 26 November 1912, Page 7
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