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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 15, 1913

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 40, No. 27.

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In the Balkans

In the Balkans.—There were great hopes of permanent peace among the ambassadors of the Powers, and even seemingly among the ambassadors of the Balkan allies up to June 30, when all at once, on the morning of that day, all along the lines where the Bulgarian forces were facing the Servians and Greeks, fighting began. The Servians and Greeks on the one side are laying all the trouble to the Bulgarians, and the Bulgarians are declaring that the Servians and Greeks are responsible. The diplomats have not yet wholly given up the matter, but just now peace looks rather dubious.