Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-06
Her Peace FeeIerS Ignored by
Allies, German Promises of
! Help Alone Restrain Sultan
: From Complete Surrender,
BERLIN NOT TO YIELD
WITHOUT HARD STRUGGLE
Thousands Of Captured Ser
bian Soldiers to Be Released
by Action Of Bulgaria. Ru-
( mania May Come In.
By James VI. TuOhy.
Copyright 1913. by The Press Pub
fishing Company.
THE New York World.
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lSpec'al N"'ue D0'pa.o"!'
London, oct. '-uhotilclal over
lures for peace by Turkey are now
reported, but as Bulgaria's uncondi-
tional surrender is the unalterable
pattern decided upon by the allies,
these are ignored Diplomats give
turkey from one week to a limit Of
threa. weeks as a belligerant. the sui
tan being restrained from surrender
ing BY German assurances of help to
hold the Orient railroad and the
Danube.
EXpert opinlon here nclines to the
belief that Germany will not resign
control of the corridor to Turkey"
with all that it means. without Il
struggle. even taking risks by the
withdrawal of divisions from the west
and from Roumanla.
Austria Fears To Move.
Events on the Italiar front may
deter Austria from Joining in this adj
venture
The kaiser's curt dismissal of Won
Hertlinc is believed TO be due TO his
advice 10 make accountable peace over
turas to the allies. 1t is believed
here that GERMANY must he decisively
beaten before she accepts the newt
nhle-at least so long as the kaiser
and the militarist autocracy rule.
No stock is taken in the kaiser's con-
version to democratic government
while tbo militarjsts refrain the real
nownr which win he until Germany
ie Leatcn to her. 5nees-stiU a diff
ficuIt and lengthy work. The wanton
destruction Of Cambria shows the
German 10 he as impenttent and as
,ynteachabIe as ever,
I,on, so,.,, r.orr,onv con,os the
49, tt,,. ~ A,,strian dohanIo 10 ov.
ro"+od - s,,ra1,,N 70 follow, RnIa,aria's
"a -, -, porIi,, tbis da,,oInnr,cnt
&C. beino recl,onad with dcsnite Daron
I,,yia,,7s aesrrarne If undyina lova1-
a., go tto ,IIiaroa
Situat'oii as W i"' MY
As armistice can he granted TO
turkey only on unconditional sur
render, as IN the case OF HuIGarla'
For years turkey mas pfactlealE Deel
run by Germany, ana the c9hSoIlaa-
ton of Berlins power IN the Near
East was to nave been EXTENDED
eventually to the Far East-one OF
the prime OBJECTS inspiring her Wai
policy, Those VINO KNOW now yer
many priced her positloh III Turkey
with Its possibilities, express tle con
vicition that she VIII make the tthhoS
sacfillces 10 MAINTAIN II. thdI h''
Woula even siloLteii l'ei liI 2i,, 10 '''
,,oodf,l 20 srn,i, forces IA nre,.on
~ dnstr,Ic+ior ~ ali ber homes an
an,l,itinne IN NAT region
Rnt he further, hack GERMANY goe
IN No var tho more vulnerable bc
ni.ics hocon,e m tho onnrotions 9
,ai,.,,io,,o Hnr,hore who's Vol. ha
81 80 ,,,.r, in,ron,eo ,,a,t in nrr
3 ,to ,aioot;nr a,,d bone1esero,
,,oU, ,rot,a1ont tbrou@bout the on
~, 10 -
IIost;t,itios hotveen tho allins an
p,,Inonians t,o,,o "easod If 10 state
49, a. Arstriare ore feverisbIv TO
t;f,,i,,,t >-ish fo,. which tho Sorhiai
III, ,sooi,a dosb folIowinr The "a,
t,,ra ~ Irs,,ah &c Nisb ie tho stratep
contar of Sorhia ana might becon
immensely important. supporsing Il
10000 Rumanian troops left und
arms by Germany should come to Il
aid of the allies.
The Rumanians are known to
bitterly resentful Of their treatme
by Germany, so if Mackensen wit
draws his troops from there to d
fend the Orient railroad he wou
have an enemy behind him thirstil
for revenge.
WIN Partly Free Serbia.
nArottar araat noi,,- is that tho :,
5i.inni . - &c, of p,,Igorio N
Si 1tioi.ai GU laroa n,,,,,Inr If 81
tios az t,.;i; ~ "a "a o,iiitar,, nrieonf
pisn ei ~ ps,iean G 49, frono ~,
MntEn siie .ho So,,, TO-, ottacbo CON
,ra,.;ot 'iT ~, ; n,t, i, To
5 49, 49, 49,, ..,rho Rulearia
held practically two-thirds of Serb