THE WAR BULGARS AT ADRIANOPLE
SAD PLIGHT HUNDREDS DYING OF FROST-BITE By Telegraph.— £ ress Association.— Copyright. (Received February 27, 9 a.m.) VIENNA, 26th February. Hundreds of Bulgarians at Adrianopleare dying from frost-bite. CONSTANTINOPLE, 26th February. A severe snowstorm has impeded operations at Adrianople, Bulair, ahd Chatal> deja. AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. SITUATION IMPROVED. VIENNA, 261h February. ' Count Stuergkh, the Premier, in receiving a deputation of Parliamentarians, said he was hopeful that the tension with Russia would be shortly eased. The Reichspost admits that the situation has improved, and declares that Skutari will remain Albanian, and that Servia will withdraw from Durazao. The paper also states that the Galician. Reservists will disperse in a few days, TURKEY'S REPLY TO THE POWERS NOT A BASIS FOH, FRESH POURPARLERS. (Received February 27, 10 a.m.) CONSTANTINOPLE, 26th February. The Power* do not regard Turkey's reply as the basis of fresh pourparlers.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1913, Page 7
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