'A grave situation between Jugo-Sluvia and Bulgaria has followed speech in the Sobranje by M. Teankoff, the Bulgarian Premier, who referred to the treatment, of Bulgarian minorities and to Bul-gona's desire to suspend voluntary enlistment in the Army, He ex-resued the hope that the Allied 'Powers would authorize the Government temporarily to recruit an army on a conscript basis. hig is interpreted in Belgrade army mil equivalent, to a chal-a demand to keep a sanding' Tenge "to the Jugo-Slavs, 'The Cabinet discussed the speech, after which "M. Ralkitch, 'Servian Minister' ab Sofia, was _tele-instructed to. return to confer with the Government. "Official of opinion that M, Teankoft's Uttcranco marks w definite change in Bulgarinn policy in favour of restoration of pre-war conditions Ute Batkans. the Belgrade newspaper: "Frema" declares that it is the duty of the Government to adopt military steps if necessary to aa-
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