The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-21
Germany Sees Victory
in Her Balkan Coup
Inspired Article Pictures the Allies Tottering Under
This New Blow-Sure That Aid for
Serbia Will Be Too Late
SEE ENGLAND ON VERGE OF DISSOLUTION
sDeciai co6ie Despofch 10 Tur srx

SDeoiai co6ie Despatch 10 Tur srS.
LONDON. oct. 2O-Reports OF political
disturbances and dissensions in the Gov
ernments of England and France are
hailed In Germany as proof OF the forth
corning downfall Of the Entente Powers
and that victory in already won. 1t is
predicted that the political upheaval will
force England to her knees to sue for
peace. The Balkan campaign, It is said.
was the staggering and fatal blow to the
cause of the Allies
The fooinischc ZcituR0 in an inspired
article reproduced throughout Germany
says:
while the Britons are fighting among
themselves Germany is performing mir
acles unknown to history. Even il the
Quadruplc Entente brethren who are
still disputing arrive at an agreement as
TO which Of them IL to be exposed to the
new blows. whether the French thin out
their front or the English have every
reluctant youth dragged away from the
golf course by four policemen. it will
be impossible 10 prevent the success of
plan so we'll prepared and carried
through with such gigantic strength by
the new Quadruple Alliance ,Germany.
Austria. Turkey and Bulgaria).
THE guarantee for this is over and
above all the minute care and prepa ra-
ton. the enormous number OF soldiers
engaged. the enthusiasm with which
every one is filled by the victories al
ready won. Germany holds the fate OF
Serbia In its hand and will complete IT,
Says Entente begins to ..Totter."
"In their efforts to prepare "A defence
the Governments of the leading Quad
ruple Entente States have begun TO tot
ter. As these attempts are to be aided
by the Introduction of national service
in England there will break out about
this issue the gravest political fight in
modern English history. Especially
from England we must expect the most
passionate efforts TO prevent our sue
cess I'm the Balkan campaign. because
our success will be of the greatest inn
portance to EnRlands world power. 1t
will make the carrying out OF the will
OF Edward VII just as impossible as
Turkish bravery has made 1t impossible
to carry out the will Of Peter the Great.
But We look calmly and confidently
to the future. Just as on the western
front the maddest attempt of France to
carry out the programme Of the over
thrown Delcasse IL being wrecked by
the superiority OF Germanys leaders and
soldiers; so. no English. French. Rus
sian or Italian improvisation can pre-
vent us from performing the task which
points us 10 the East and the success OF
which will give the last blow to the
false calculations OF the Quadrupe En-
tente.
III King Edward had improved the
opportunity of mis- periodical visits TO
Baden Baden. Hamburg and Marienbad
To acqua lint himself better with Germanc
resources. and If Sir Edward Grey had
done more studying of Germany AMI
less fishing in England, and had brought
his friend Del,assc with him. things
might have gone differently FOR the
Entente.
with superior organization and su
peror strength the Germanic Powers
and Turkey have created II situation
which is easily defined as a block. The
new Quadrupe Alliance stands firmly
across the path longed for for a june
tion Of the forces OF Russian and British
Imperialism The help of neither French
nor Italian forces can obliterate the
block. Ii holds the fate OF Serbia. and
will seal that fate while the scattered
and decimated forces of the Quadruple
Entente seek with precpitate haste TO
bring together an effective defensive
phalanx.
The Entente efforts will he in vain.
Four unexhausted nations with troops