THE POSITION AT SALONIKA
SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGAINST
BULGARIANS
CHOLERA FEARED
{Fxiited Press Association. —Copyright.) Received 5-5 p.m., December 15. ATHENS, December 14. Servian official telegrams from Salonika accuse Bulgarian soldiers of pillaging many towns and attacking Austrians and perpetrating .unspeakable outrages in a series of other towns. It is alleged that they massacred sixty rich Turks who had previously paid enormous ransoms.
SALONIKA, December 14.. Great concern is being caused by the news that 30,000 Bulgariaris^jrc returning from Dedeagatch*. There as no accommodation, add cholera is feared in the overcrowded condition of the city.
There is continual friction between the Bulgarians and Greeks.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 16 December 1912, Page 5
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