BALKAN FRONTIER TROUBLE.
f THE BULGARS OONCULTATORY. j i By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Sofia, Aug. 31. I The Bulgarian note replying to Greece, : Roumaniu, and Jugo-Siavia, in regard ; to depredations of roving bands on the frontier is most conciliatory. It eraI phasises a desire to safeguard peace in [ the Balkans, and maintains that the j Bulgarian Government is -doing its ut- , most to check the Comi-tjadi activities, which it declares have produced wide ramifications outside Bulgaria. It urges eo-operation between all four countries in this connection, and finally declares Bulgaria’s readiness to submit, the question to the League of Nations, whose recommendations it promises to adopt.
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Taranaki Daily News, 3 September 1926, Page 8
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