THE BALKANS SITUATION.
TURKEY AND BULGARIA.
OPTIMISTIC FEELING.
TARIFF WAR INITIATED.
By Telegraph— Association—
Constantinople, September 14. An official statement has been issued here that Saturday's meeting gives ground for expecting a settlement that will prove satisfactory to both Bulgaria and Turkey. The Bulgarian newspapers are optimistic.
Servia and Bulgaria have initiated a tariff war, each applying the maximum tariff to the other.
TURKS HATE THE GREEKS. Talaat Bey, president of the Ottoman delegation that is negotiating with Bulgaria, in an interview, expressed himself as confident that the future would be satisfactory as far as Turkey was concerned with Bulgaria, but said that the Turks hated the Greeks. Turkey, he said, must live in undisturbed peace with Bulgaria, but would never come to an arrangement with Greece.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15407, 16 September 1913, Page 7
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