ABOUT THE ENEMY.
COUNT TISZA. EX-PREMIER GOES TO THE FRONT. Renter's Telegrams. ZURICH, August 11. The ex-Premier, Count Tisza, has gone to the front as second-colonel in a. regiment of Hungarian Hussars. BULGARIA RESTLESS. DISTRUST OF AUSTRIA AND GERMANY. NEW YORK. August 11. The "New York Times'"' Washington correspondent says that authentic information has been received in diplomatic circles to the effect that trouble is threatening between Austria and Bulgaria over peace terms. In the event of a Teutonic victory or a draw Austria, proposes to offer Serbia, instead of Bosnia, and Herzegovina, a part of Macedonia, which, according to the Austro-Bulgarian Alliance, is due to Bulgaria. There is also the possibility of German-Bulgar disagreement, owing to Germany's irritation at _ Bulgaria s refusal to declare war on the United States.
A confidential dispatch received in Washington states that both Bulgaria and Turkey are distrustful of Germany and intend to cast off Teutonic influence at the conclusion of the war.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12084, 13 August 1917, Page 2
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