LATE CABLES.
THE BRITISH YlliW OF TEE BALKAN TROUBLE. Pr«s Association—By Telegraph—Copyrignt. LONDON, October 30. (Received October 31, at 1.35 p.m.) Speaking at the" Cutlers' feast, Sheffield, Mr Churchill said that all the Powers were honestly striving to preserve unity, with a view to bringing combined influence to bear to tcrminnto a fierce, and disastrous quarrel, and to secure final settlement that will be just to the belligerents and benefiting to the populations concerned. Ho concluded by saying that Britons must in any case be ready for all eventualities. "They must bo strong, selfreliant, and, irrespective of party politics, united.
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Evening Star, Issue 15020, 31 October 1912, Page 4
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100LATE CABLES. Evening Star, Issue 15020, 31 October 1912, Page 4
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