BULGARIA SERVIAN SITUATION.
it OAFM- PRESS AHSUCIATION—''OPYEIGHI 1 lleee^ved ''Juiie 18, 10.20 a.m. LONDON, Junea7. ; ;,: The Daily. >Mail 3s| S(jfiaV" correspondent Isa'ys that Buigaria ;i;w~ifl> refuse to attend the St. Petersburg conference unless : is .-riledged to: abide- by the con•ference's iciecisnon.' '"-v - 1 ' The Times' Sofia correspondent says thu£.M. .Gueshott's. resignßtion was due to Russia's change of attitude towards the Serbo-Bulgarian treaty. Russia persuaded Bulgaria; to-desist in her attack on Chataldja,. promising to induto Servia to respect the treaty, but after the signature of, peace urged Bulgaria to 'modify the- ' treaty. •■ M. Gueshoff resigned t-0 enable a coalition Cabinet -under >M. Daneff to deal with the crisis. The situation is- still dangerous, for although Bulgaria and -Servia have accepted.the- Czar's arbitration, the: attitude of neither towards ,the treaty has .changed,- and the two armies are so inflamed that.-, a conflict may occur before the. ( .S.t. -Petersburg conference assembles. ' . ■
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 18 June 1913, Page 8
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