THE BALKANS
DISPUTE REFERRED TO THE POWERS. BULGARIA AND ROUMANIA. Press Association—By Tolegraph—Copyright, SOFIA, February 24. Bulgaria has referred the dispute with Roumania to the six Powers for their decision. SICK AND WOUNDED. CONDITIONS AT GALLIPOLI. CONSTANTINOPLE, February 24. A hospital ship brought 1200 sick and wounded, from Gallipoli. Dysentery is pre valent amongst the expeditionary forco.' ARABS'RESTIVE. POSITION IN ASIA MINOR. LONDON, February 24. The Daily Telegraph's Constantinople correspondent reports an Arab movement in Asia Minor in the direction of autonomy, with representation in the Ottoman Ministry. The main points of their claims are the recognition of Arabic as the official language, with. Turkish as the medium of communication with Stamboul, a local High Court of Appeal, regional military service in peace time, and that the Customs and post office be federally controlled and all other revenues locally controlled.
DEMAND FOR INDEMNITY
SERVIA WANTS £12,000,000.
BELGRADE, February 25. (Received Feb, 25, at 10.45 p. m.) The Tribune states that Servia asks for an indemnity of £12,000,000.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15692, 26 February 1913, Page 5
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167THE BALKANS Otago Daily Times, Issue 15692, 26 February 1913, Page 5
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