FIGHTING BETWEEN BULGARS AND TURKS
GREEK CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS. ATTACK-THREATENED. MARTIAL LAwTn CONSTANT!NOPLE. (Received October 10, 8.20 a.m.) CONSTANTINOPLE, 9th October. An engagement is proceeding between Turks and Bulgars in the Djumaibala district. . The Greeks have concentrated four
battalions of troops and" a battery of Mitrallensea opposite Metzovo, and threaten an attack. Shevket Pasha (well-known as a Minister for War) has joined the Council of War. Martial law includes the forbidding of the publication of news, mobilisation, the holding of conferences, distribution of fly sheets, and the utterance of cries in the street; consequently there was no demonstration when the news of the declaration of war was received here. Strong detachments of soldiers are patrolling the city.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 88, 10 October 1912, Page 7
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