BULGARIA.

March 6--Mobilization is now completed of three divisions of troops near

Tirnova.

March 12--Heavy artillery is being transported to Janthe, near the Greek

frontier.

March 20--Three Bulgarian soldiers are killed and several Greek soldiers

are wounded in a fight which followed an attempted movement by strong

Bulgarian force into the region of Demir-Hissar, formerly Turkish

territory, now Greek.

March 26--Opposition leaders are demanding an interview with the King

with a view of bringing about a change of policy favoring the

Anglo-Franco-Russian alliance; Field Marshal von der Goltz is in Sofia.

March 30--Bulgaria is holding up shipments of German artillery and large

quantities of ammunition destined for Constantinople.

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