Harbin, March 12.
The Bukharest correspondent of the Petrograd Agency states that the Ist and and Turkish Army Corps are concentrated between Constantinople and the Dardaneljes. The German cruiser Breslau recently left the Golden Horn seaward, but was compelled to return for repairs which proved ineffective.
The /natolian Railway recently curtailed the transportation of grain to Constantinople and reserved trains for the transportation of troops to the capital. The departure of the Turkish Government from Constantinople to Asia Minor is expected short The Press is vainly attempting to calm the populace. The greater part of the people inhabiting the seacoast districts and Princess Island are moving into the interior. The bombardment of the Dardanelles is producing profound discontent against the Turkish Government in Constantinople.
A telegram from Sofia states that the situation arising from the bombardment of the Dardanelles and the possibility of the entrance of Greece in the war is causing great alarm in political circles. The Council of Ministers recently dit cussed the question of Bulgaria neutrality. The discussion very heated, the opinion being that the Greek crisis would only momentarily delay Greece's entry on the side of the Entente, and the speeches made dwelt on the critical aspect of Bulgaria's position.
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