Solia, Nov. 27.
storm was raised in the Nationa)
rubly by an attack on Yugoslavis launched by a Deputy, M. Dumanholl, but it quickly faded out under the influence of a series of emphatic dis avowals voiced by leading pariid? montanans, including two. forme! premiers, M. Kiosseivanoff and M
Kiosseivanoff expressed regret that the attack should have been ma at the present moment. "We ài working for peace in the Balkans, and Bulgarians want only to realize thelt national claims im a peaceful way. preserving good relations with " all their neighbours. Moreover, Ouf. claims are extremely moderate. Every Bulgarian heart dreams for Western Thrace and an outlet to the Aegean, which are so important for out economic development and prosper-
Stankoff declared M. Duman:
s attack was a mere expression of personal opinion and in no Way committing the government, parliament or public opinion.
"Mr. Stankoff also expressed hope that Yugoslavia woüld not take amiss M. Dumanhoff's uncalled-for attack: as.
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