Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-28
SENTE TO HELP
VLKAN ALLIES If
BULGARIA. FIGHTS
4 Edward Grey Pledges
|'Nid to Servia, Greece
and Montenegro
pPEs TO AVERT CRISIS
,tish Foreign Secretary Adds,
However. That King Ferdi-
nand Will Not Attack
LONDON. Sent. "a.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.
treats were added TO diplomacy today
final effort to prevent Bulgaria from
g TO war on the side OF Germany,
ria and Turkey.
Edward Grey. the British Foreign
otary. announced in the House OF
mons today that the Entente Pow
will support the Balkan allies with
reserve" II Bulgaria goes to war
nst Servia-
Balkan "allies" are servia. Greece
MONTENEGRO.
Bulgaria supports our enemies the
to Powers will give the Balkan al
airport in a manner that will well
them into the Entente fold without
re-" Sir Edward said.
means that England and France
y put an army in the Balkans to help
-. Greece and Montenegro. and prob
~ explains the recent landing of a huge
"a force on the Island OF Lemnos. of
bulgarian port Of Dedeagatch, on the
Jan Sea.
Edward made IL clear, however, that
'Oe convinced Bulgaria has no hostile
rs 1tions toward her neighbors and
5 ocrmore, that there is no Ill feeling
england against Bulgaria. Bulgaria's s
llization. he said, was only for the
Ne OF defending her rights.
BERLIN, Sept. %.
tches from Budsfsst state that
: had notified Bulfflria that it will
determined resistaHce to the passage
eisn troops through Bulgarian terri
They also report that the Servian
stSSofia has left and that Bull
nQ1lla In MaOaAAAIa
'leaves of absence"
reports are taken in Berlin as in
that another crisis In the Bal
ad been reached and that the war
snent
thens correspondent of the Lokal
reports that Premier Venizelos.
e, has failed In his efforts to
ie agreement with Rumania.
er the correspondent adds. "is
ted to be proof of Rumania's at
Strip
-ous Mc,biic opinion is steadily mani
& thgreater objection to active inter
ion of the Servo Greek compact.
El Servia has already broken"
Tageblatt prints the following state
ses BY Count Andrassy. the Hungarian
esrnan:
kethink Rumania must and will re-
n neutral. If Rumania joins the AL
.nknd they finally triumph, Russia will
itaster of the Balkans This means
n Rumania is dependent on the Cen
aPQwers. / duly appreciate Rumania's
Fpn. We do not want her help"
= tb bTageblatt announces that Bulgaria
freece have reached an agreement
snishing a neutral zone between the
5runtries.
Ssenting on the Tageblatt's an
~ hx
this &
aE'sTto reliable information, the
#,ne between Greece and Bull
z6s suggested by the Greek Gem
I'M, which acted in concert with
fonstantine. Bulgaria is, no doubt,
er-o yield to Greek wishes about the
territories about Doiran and
II B (on the Servo-Greek frontier).
i neans that the Entente's efforts
1 Zen frustrated, though English
#ench officers have been at Salon
81 order to prepare for the landing
ops. Greece for the time being is
tned to maintain neutrality"
III = J, Sept 2S.--Telegraphic and rail-
1 ,mmunication between Rumania
5garia has been cut of. according
snatch from Lausanne. II does not
neiether this action was taken by
laa es~she BAciarest Government.
zrts to the effect that Bulgaria has
en- uitimatum to Servia and that
Tbmats OF the Entente Powers are
| nB to leave the Bulgarian capital
| saen received here. Up to a late
pc reports could not be confirmed.
espondent in Athens cables that
#ozonstantine granted a most
llaudience to the Italian Minister
"a the latter, after later comforting
&hmier Venizelos. sent a special
Mfo the>, Bulgarian Premier, M.
al 'explafnlng Italy's view on
Wain situation.fA