New York, Feb. 15.
The possibility of an imminent German sweep into Bulgaria was further accentuated today as reports from the Balkins tended to substantiate rumours that Germany was rapidly preparing ground, both military and diplomatic, for an attempted drive through the Balkins into Grece On the diplomatic front, the German Government's sudden invitation to the Reich of the Yugoslav Premier, M. Dragisa Cvetkovich and the Foreign Minister, Dr. Alexander Cincar-Mar4 kovich. was regarded as an indication t Germany desired to secure goslav's approval for the transit of s German troops through Yugoslavian territory.
Reports telling of German mili activities claimed that German troops were already massed along the northern Yugoslav border in readiness to creep southward into Bulgari and Greece by of the Dani aries an ardor Riv
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