THE BALKAN TROUBLE.
■ ENGLAND AND TURKEY. [By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] (United Press Association.] (Received 12.1 Q p.m.') London, July 30. Mr Acland, in reply to a question, stated that the Powers were considering the matter of the Turkish reoccupation of Thrace. England did not propose to take separate action, but the Government had warned Turkey not to expect England to protect her from the result of her violent action. Bucharest, July 30. At an informal conference, a fiveday armistice was agreed on.
ROUMANIAN ADVANCE GUARD
Sofia, July 30.
The Roumanian, advance guard is within twelve miles of PhiiippopoTls.
“HERE WE WILL REMAIN.’
Paris, July 30
Lg . Ala tin publishes an interview with Enver Bey, in which he is credited with the assertion that Turkey will not evacuate Adrianople. He says : “Hero we ace, and here we will remain. Let Europe understand that once and for all.”
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 73, 31 July 1913, Page 6
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