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BULGARIA WARNED
OF WAR PENALTY
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European war, with the result that that
empire is completely subordinated 10
Germany and dependent upon her
Turkey. whose interests would nave
been preserved if she had renamed
neutral. has been gratuitous!y forced
NV Germany into this war, and Is now
being subordinated and made dependent
on Germany in order to realize Ger
manvs aspirations and influence from
Berlin to Bagdad
Ruin in German Domination.
an the same way it would naturally,
be Cermany's policy so to use any OF
the Balkan States. with the lnevltaDie
result that that state eventually would
no subordinated to her. and that
though territorial gains might. be
promised, she would lose her lnde-
pendence. - .Lo
policy Of the Allies, which is to Iurther
The national aspirations Of the Balkan
States without sacrificing the ihde-
pendence of any of them.
Meanwhile, the Allies victory IN
,Champagne has not been without US
effect in the Balkan capitals "hlle one
result according 70 Reuter- ulspA.Sa
from Athens, has been to postpone 'ne
Droiected Austro- German attack on
Sarbjo Greek preparations have not
been lessened, despite the pacihc w.
terances of the Bulgarian Minister az
Athens.
Bulgaria likewise has been proceed
ing more cautiously, and, according 20
advices from Berlin. has decided 10
limit her mobilization to divisions along
@ba puoanian frontier.
Report Serbian Minister Leaving.
Budapest newspapers report tnat ;ns
Serbian Minister at Sofia onoIaA
An+itcb. has called upon Premier Rado-
sIavofF of Bulgaria and notified HIM
| If his departure on leave Of absence.
owing to i'll health. The Premier told
the Serbian Minister that leave OF ao-
sence had been granted TO bulgarian
consuls in Macedonia.
/ Judging from the comment from per
I'm and the activity OF the semi-ofhcisi
Overseas News Bureau, Germany is be
ginning to feel that the bulgarian DUST
| ness, like other pieces OF "lIhel, IN,
strasse diplomacy, has been Dauly
/ handled. Hope is again being expressed
/ of a possible agreement with kumanla
and an amicable arrangement OF 'he
/ Greek Bulgarian difficulties.
/ count AOA
Hungary, says in the "Tageblatt" that
Rumenian neutrality can be expected.
"Tf Rumania should join the Entente
Allies" says Count Andrassy. and
thew should win. Russia would be mas
Ter Of the Balkans, which would mean
that Rumania would become Russian
dependency. The Central powers ap-
preciate the position in which Rumania
Is placed, and do not desire her as
The official 'Tndependance Rou-
manjne." of Bucharest, according TO
smother Overseas dispatch, says that
No change in Rumanigs policy is prob
able. Other Rumanian papers say that
military action at the present is out OF
the question.
Berlin Discounts Greek Action.
Crack mobilization is discounted by
BerIin papers, which express the opin-
lon that Il Is merely 10 preserve neu-
tyallty. Special emphasis is placed on
The reported agreement Of Greece and
Rnlgaria on a neutral zone Of 1900
ards through Macedonia, and upon the
Assurance given TO Serbia that greece
would resist the landing OF any ioreigh
troops on her territory.
Tho suggestion Of q neutral zone &C