The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-03
BULGARS ACCEPT
ALLIED DEMANDS;
SIGN ARMISTICE
ENJOYS Agree to Give Up All In
vaded Territory.
SURRENDER IS COMPLETE
General D'Esperey, French comman-
der in Chief Of Allied Forces in
Macedonia, Acts for the En-
tente ~ Washington Re-
cejVes Confirmation Of
Peace Move.

London, Oct. 1.-The armistice con-
GUIDED with Bulgaria 10y the entente
allies is purely military convention
and contains no provisions of a po-
litical character.
Bulgaria agrees to eVacuate all the
territory she now occupies in Greece
end Serbia, to demobiIize her army i'm
nedately and surrender all means Of
transport to the allies.
Bulgaria also will surrender her
boats and control Of navigation on the
Danube and concede to the allies free
passage through Bulgaria for the de-
velopment Of military operations.
All Bulgarian arms and ammunition
are TO be stored under the control of
the allies, to whom is conceded the
right to occupy all important strategic
points.
The military occupation of Bulgaria
will be intrustcd to British, French and
Italian forces and the evacuated por-
tions of Greece and Scrhia, respective
~ 10 Greek ana Serbian troops.
Surrender Is Complete.
The armistice means Il complete milf
tary surrender ANA Bulgaria ceases to
be II hclligcrcnt
All question of tcrritoru, rearrange-
mcntS i'm the balkans was purposely
omitted from the convention.
THE allies made no stipulation con
r,ruing King Ferdinand, his position
hcug considered an internal matter,
one for the BuIgarians themselves to
deal with.
The armistjco will remain in opera
zion until final general peace is con
cluded
To Move Against Turkey.
Washington, oct L. Bulgaria will
be friendly to any allied moves against
Turkey and win hc practically on the
side Of the allies for the remainder of
the war, BuIguriun Minister panarstoff
said.
Quits Internationally
Paris, Ocl. o. bulgaria. has surrrn-
dcrcd Internationally 10 The allies and
signed au armistice accepting the al
lies terms. II was announced,
The arlniSticc between bulgaria and
the allies was signed Sunday night,
Salouki dispatch sta'es
Gen D'Esperey Signs.
General Frmchet dEsperey the al
lied commander in chief in Macedonia,
signed for the allies and the Bulgarian
delegates for their government,
Instructions have been given hy the
government 10 General d'Esperey To
proceed Immediately to the execution
OF the conditions of the armistice
The announcement thar an armistice
had been signed with Bulgaria after
that country had accepted an the con
ditions Of the allies aroused HE keen
c~l interest in Paris and the statement
WAS widely commented upon as soon
a~ u hecamc generally known.
The announcement followed the re-
tmu Of Premier tlemenceau from the
front Whore bc inspected the troops
and had am opportunity Of taIkin2
Will General rctaiu and General Per
sbu4 on the military situation
Won't Halt Push at Austria.
The actual suspension Of hoStililics
followed the signing of
The armisticc, but II Is noted that this
applies only 10 Macedonian
hoStiitics against Bulgaria and that
il in no way affects Macedonian hostili-
ties against AuStria-Ilungary. Turkey
aud the German cou,ingents sent 10
that locality
The armislice. In Liberte declares
was signed with the full
consent Of King Ferdinand 1t prints
a denial Of Il report that he had
taken refuge in Vienna The King. it
declares hus not left Sofia.
The Paris hoursc quickly showed
the effect of the announcement Of the
Balkan securities were gen
orally sought after.
Turks Ask German loan.
Geneva, oct THAT Turkey has
money from Germany.
threatening to break relations il it is
not forthcoming, was reported here.
Il was said that AT recent diplo-
matte conference in Berlin the Turk
-b grand 1lizrr Mczler requested Ii
oan demanding cancellation Of pre
,iou> Turkish debts to Germany.