The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
BULCARS SEEM GLAD
TOBEP RO-GERMAN
Reports Of Revolt Against
Government Not Borne
Out by Dispatches.
ALLIED DIPLOMATS FAIL

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Rome. oct. i5.-The only news ror-,
out Of Bulgaria besides that made "A
Germany and Austria Is procurahle a,
Bucharest and consequently afwa 10
lated. since postal and te~legraphic CON.
m~untcations between Rumania. Bulgaria
Serbia and Greece have been completely
stopped for more tina a week Tele.
grams from Bucharest to Rome. via
petrograd. Sweden. England aud France,
take four days to reach their des''ra.
ton. and as tolls are high these 'els-
grams are short.
The latest bona fde news from Bu'.
garia, via bucharest. available here
dates back to October 10. It seems ira,
the reports of revolts represscd with
bloodshed In Bulgaria are unfoundst
and that the troops lave not been called
out to shoot down anti-wsr rioters IN
the streets Of Sofia. The truth is tina,
Bulgaria has espoused with a cheerful
heart the German cause. and. Ike
Turkey. Ii rather proud OF IL The ant.
war. or rather anti-German. feeling has
disappeared as II by magic. and even Tie
most prominent leaders Of the opposition
failed 10 put In an appearance when the
allied Ministers left Sofa.
As soon as the Ambassadors OF tNs
Entente asked for their passports XIX
Ferdinand notified them that he W he'd
TO see them TO say gcod-by The British
and Italian Ministers. remembering tha,
the little car" Invariably evaded every
occasion to see them ~ the past. decided
that the proposed stirrup parting wa
useless and forgot to go to the palace
Adylses truuce
Their French colleague, however. re-s
and la the satisfaction OF getting 4
message from Kr~ 100000 10 the
effect that France ought TO he pru1er-.
as the victory of the Austro-Ge-nans
was certain. II il nov reported .ha:
Ferdinand wants to pay \ visit n the
Russian Minister. who Is still In he'd II
with appendicitis.
The Germans in Bulgaria arr Act q
their role OF masters OF the country.
All the German officers who were NOS.
ing i~nc1grito rave brought out '-A,r
uniforms n are wearing them every.
where.
TIL. comments of the Bulgaria news.
napers on the MAR are highly lu'eres'.
ing. The Bulgarian Telegraph Ager,v
officially announces that the B~tfst
Minister on leaving Sofa sad 'at; -
was sorry to GO and hoped ''a' q
relations betU"en England and R1IGtr
would he resumed soon. The ncwsptro-
Bulgaria editorially states tht' Vre-
peace comea back IN Europe C,"vg Poorly
will know that Bulgaria ha> ro' h-, r
an ~!ns;rumcn: Of foreign interest H3'
a decisive factor in her oNr t.~e
The Socialist paper Ndrod s--Ir.s d s.
sa that there will uot l.. % ,N. IS
or = revolution 20 Bulgaria. .r. -
Radical Proporcf; concludes . '.'.
torial - follows: "W'hatever n ru.
we will he backed up by orr '.-' -
the Justice of our n use and .f rri
= triumph"
The organ Of Premier EtI,-'u :
blamcs the diplomacy OF The E.'a~''
for accommodating errors over error f.-
ing the last few years. AN - q r,-r.
lists ii says. were naie'u''. --s'
they should have been simply r.tt. .
indifferent when they should lty. t,.
active, and never showed any .arc'
except to render worse iha ,u'1'7.I
" their countries. After Ha'.rE On
promised the object ~ 'hnIr ~ or r'
hesitatinE when they should have ar'''
they now rosortHd 10 an .rcrr0r'G~
measure IN decided to break - -s's
1 tons With Bulgaria. We have 'o'"
against the Entente. Serbia rt, ""a
a bad ns'ghhor 10 MS. just a~ -h"
bad ally to the Entente ToVsr. 10.
. aud Yet they have preferred no. Z e0'
ship TO Bulgaria's. Tbs a|'t.N'0'r
Will prove fatal to them