The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-18
SUDDEN MOVE
NAY Be MADE | ! !
THE ACSTRO-GEEs9gAN8 NAY
MARCH THROUGH SERENA
To AID OF BULGARIA..
EYES on BllElGs
Diplomats are waGchine vIiih T.
terest for Any Move Thnt 31ay
he Made By Centraa Emptre.
Bulgaria Dickerlna.
BY KARI. w. ACKERAfAN,
United Press STAFF GnsrespontDrst.
BY KARL W. ACKERSfAN.
United Press Staff Cnssespondrne,

BERLIN, BY Wireless 70 rgckes-
town, n. n, Sept. 1S.-A mighty blow
in the Balkans may end the war b.
fore spring.
BY blasting road through sertls
to Bulgaris the Austro- (sesNan
armies may be thrown asainst ~
Balkans and bring early peace.
Roth here and IN vienna tbs i<Iea
Of q sudden stroke meets with pops-
lar approval. In ybenna the f0ssdgn
press reports taat AustrO-(5ermany
will throw troops into Serbfa y freely
commented upon. In vicnna Il =
believed that no other mighty nl0ve-
ment promises snch IN early end Of
the war.
Military men agree that il would
he comparatively easy to tlefeat
Serbia- A short march thrOaoh
the northwestern part of tho cOnn-
try would link the central esnpire
snd Bulgaria, which Il already very
ffrmIy related to Turkey. Austria
and Germany. n bulgaria fights 4
will BE- with the central e1nplre.
With the strongest and best equipped
army in the Balkans her entry into
the war would complete = great
chain Of armies in the Balkans that
would be practically invincfble In
power.
When left Vienna early last week
the Austrian capital WAS filled with
Balkan diplomats from ROumAnia
and Bulgaria. The Importance Of
the negotiations going ON WAS gener-
ally understood, but the reports In
English newspapers that ROumania
would enter the war ON the side Of
the allies aroused NO concern. Bu1.
gria is strongly established in her
friendly relations with Turkey and
no doubt in Vienna that the Bulga-
rian armies would take the field at
once il Roumania declared war
against Turkey.
The allies have apparently lost
the chance Of winning bulgaria to
their side. Bulgaria is still dicker-
ing for 4 slice Of Grecian Macedonia.
but Greece seeems to have no inten-
tion OF giving up this territory. The
Bulgars are so satisfied with their
connection with Turkey that Il Is
doubtful II they would he willing to
swing over to the allies even II Ser
bia at the eleventh hour should grant
all Bulgaria has asked for in Mace-
dOnia. u Is barely possible now
that Roumania might he influenced
by Bulgaria BY ceding some territo-
ry il she was threatened by the allies.
hut it is the general belief that yien-
ma is anxious 10 play the diplomatic
game as long as it Is possible to Sc.
cure large returns.
The whole situation may be sumo
med up as follows:
IF one acts, all will act"
Should .AustrO-iermanS march on
Serbia as the result OF ANY move by
Roumania il is certain that Serbia
would get little help from the allies
because Of her clash with Italy over
the territorial question. This HAL
kan move, should il be made. will not
be for the purpose Of getting ans-
munition to Turkey. Roth here and
In Vienna il Is stated that Turkey
has plenty Of guns and shells Tho
assertion is ridiculed that R0unlanta
has hinlese<i the success Of the
Turks by blocking gold shipments
from Germany to Turkey. II Is point
ell out that Zeppelins could ny from
Austria to Turkey with All the gO1ql