Balonika, Feb. 6.
There is considerable friction between the Teutons and the Bulgarian on the question of an tack on Salonika. are opposed to thi they will have the lion's share and therefore heavy losses which will compromise the military strength of Bulgaria as compared with her neighbours.
The Bulgarians also disfavour Zeppelin raids on Salonika owing to the immediate and terrible re prisals inflicted on them by the French.
Paris, Feb. 6.
The Athens correspondent of "Lo Temps" telegraphs that the French aeroplanes hovered over the enemy's camp at Petritch for twenty minutes.
A Bulgarian communique states that 470 men were killed in the Bulrian camps and the total casualty ies were about 1,000.
Amsterdam, Feb. 6.
The Bulgarian Government has demanded that the Sobranje (National Assembly) shall permit the arrest of thirteen of its members who are accused of accepting bribes from French agent.
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