Evening journal., 1915-08-04
HUNTING
BARGAIN counter
Balkan Nation Ready to Join
Side Offering Best
Terms
GREECE AGAIN
IS THREATENING

LONDON, Aug. 4--A despatch to
the London Morning Post reads.
IN. Radoslavof, the Bulgarian pre-
mier, has given an interview to the
Sofia correspondent of Az Est. In
answer TO a question as to the result
of the negotiations with Turkey. NJ.
Radoslavoff said:
There is much tTlk going on
abroad about Bulgaria. but all I can
say is the negotiations are proceeding
quite satisfactorily
"The correspondent, suggested that
It was strange Bulgaria should be
carrying on negotiations simultaneous
ly with two groups of powers. NJ Rad
oslavon remarked:
II Is these negotiations that give
us the chance to make a decision Our
country seeks only her own advan-
tages and wishes to realize her rights.
We have decided 10 gain these in any
case. The only question to be settled
is. how can we achieve our aim with
the least sacrifice? AS regards the in
ternal situation of Bulgaria, 7 may
proudly say that our conditions have
improved and that everybody in the
country looks forward to the great
national undertaking we are about TO
embark on with immense JOY and en-
thusiasm.
To Join One or Other.
Commenting on this interview. the
same paper says IL does not convey
anything else than that Bulgaria is
resolved 10 join one side or the other
In any case. NJ. Radoslavoff is resolv-
ed TO realize the national aspirations
of the Bulgarians, with whom OF
against whom he does not care. II ar
gues that the winning over Of Bull
garia. or the losing of her help will
be the greatest diplomatic success OF
blunder of the century.
Another interesting interview was
published in the Bucharest Universal
on the Balkan problem. NJ. Juvano.
witch, the Serbian statesman. late
minister in Vienna. made a statement
regarding the relations between Ser.
bia and Bulgaria which throws some
light on the situation from the Ser.
bian point of view. NJ. Jovanovitch
IS known to be the righthand man o
4 Premier Paschitch: therefore his nj
terings are to be accepted as the view,
lof official Serbia.
He first of all makes Bulgaria re
sponsible for the Macedonia question
and. as the second Balkan war cam,
ABOUT owing to the hunger of Bul
garia Tor conquest she will have. HI
says, to submit to the requirement
the situation demands today and b.
satisfied with what can Justly be of
Tered her. In her own interest n
concluded. Bulgaria ought to hav
fought on our side.'"
No Agreement Yet.
A despatch to the Exchange Tels
graph Company from Geneva saws.
The statement that an agreemer
has been completed between Turke
and Bulgaria is denied by the Cologn
Gazette, which says the negotiation
continue and that the settlement q
the new frontier is dependent on IN
outcome of several old outsiandin
disputes. The Cologne Gazette add
that Germany Is in entire agreemen
with Turkeys viewpoint"
A despatch to Reuters Telegram
Company from Athens SAYS that tn
Greek newspapers without distinctio
as 10 party. commenting on the Tur
co-Bulgarian Entente. say that in cas-
: Bulgaria wishes to attack Serbia
Greece would prove that the Greco
Serbian treaty is not a vain word an
would consider il an honor to aid Ser
, bia Immediately.
A wireless despatch from Berli
: received here says:
{ The German bank coalition ha
an option on 25O,OO0,000 francs $3.50
3 000,000) of the per cent. Bulgaria
d State loan. by means OF which 10000
600 francs Cs24.0OOO00) of Bulgaria
p treasury bonds are 10. be redeemel
) The coalition is assured the right {
an option until August /, 1917, TO