New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08

OF which are more than 5000 feet above
sea level 81,
I'VE may assume that Bulgaria will
rot need TO guard with any special
strength her Rumanian frontier. Eu-
mania possesses other frontiers when
n she mobiles az all. must seem 10
her in more danger.
As 20 the prospective movements OF
the allied troops from Salonica VIII
the Angio-French army force the
mighty mountain chain on the Struma
i'm erder 20 march on Sofa? Such an
a,tempt would make the Dardanelles
orerations look like child's play. MY
ofinion is that neither Bulgaria, Iur-
kew nor the Central Powers need 70 be
apprehensive about the Salonica land
ing"
Bulgaria. however. like Greece, Is
confrontei with internal troubles IN
serving the Central Powers, and dis
patches 20 the Budapest "Azest' from
Sofia report that wholesale arrests OF
the leaders OF the sgrarian and Demo
cratic parties are taking place AT,
tillery has been stationed IN many %
The public squares. and the government
"a prepared 20 take stern measures 10
crush all attempts 20 impair the ma
;ionsl unity.
Prenie, RadosiavoH had long con
ference with the German Austro-huh
gsrian and Turkish diplomatic represen-
.e.ive. to-day saws a dispatch 20 the
Berlin "Lokal Anzeiger," and plan, ior
the cooperation OF the four powers
were discussed. The newspaper also
as.erts that the Premier conferred with
the three Ministers on the reply to the
Russian ultimatum.
The circumstances surrounding the
presentation of the Allies notes 10
BULGARIA are set forth In an official
Communication received from Soma.
Tho statement, Issued az the same ume
the reply 20 the note was sent. says;
"On Monday, between 4 and s o'clock
in the afternoon. the President Of the
Council received 9 visit from the rep
resentatives Of France. Russia and
Great Britain. The first two presented
notes, not Identical, OF the character
of Ultimate, in which. giving forced
Interpretation Of the armed neutrality
proclaimed by Bulgaria and Of the OBJ
ject Of BulgsriA's mobilization, u was
Insisted, under threats Of the rupture
Of diplomatic relations, that Bulgaria
break of openly within twenty-four
hours It's relations with the Contra.
Powers and send away the German and
Austrian officers said 20 be among the
stats Of the different Bulgarian
armies.
"The representative Of Great Britain
presented a verbal note declaring that
Great Britain would break with Bull
garia IL hostilities should occur In the
Balkans as the result Of Bulgarian
mobilization.
"In consequence OF the absence Of in
structions the representatiye OF Italy
has not yet joined his colleagues IN
this action.
"The Bulgarian government to-day
will hand 70 the representatives three
notes, not identical, in which II Will
explain the spirit Of armed neutrality Of
Bulgaria. while pointing out the danger
that may arise from fresh encourage
ment given 20 Serbia. Rejecting cate
goricaily the accusation relative 70 the
pretended presence of German and Aus
trian officers in the Bulgarian army. II
will declare that IL cannot drive away
officers who do not exist.
AT the same time the government
will present a response 10 two preced-
ing notes OF the Entente powers, Of
which their representatives have been
advised through the French Minister.
"The Bulgarian government purposes
10 publish a green book on the CONVEX
sations and negotiations with the
powers OF the Quadruple Entente"
The French Foreign Office, correcting
the Bulgarian official communication,
gives the text Of q note presented TO
Bulgaria by the French Minister at
Sofia. IL follows:
"By order Of his government the
Minister Of France is requested 70 in
form the Royal government that the
government Of the Republic regards