Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
Bulgaria, in War Three
Years, Now Deserts
Germany.
ALLIES OUTBID IN
EARLY JOCKEYING
0uisars Entsrsd War on Side Of Ger
mahy Because Of Premises Of All 81
Macedonia In Ssrbis-Avstria Still
Angling For Psaes-Unitsd etstss
Orders American Consul 70 kssp out
Of Preliminary Negotiations.


Bulgaria. has sisQsd IN armisties
with the allies and the first brsak
in the ailianos Of the central
l--..ers has come.
ms laid Down BY the allies
- accepted by Bulgaria and
rostiIitiss bstMssn that nation
and the entsnts aIIiss will cease.
The terms include the dsmobiIixa.
tion Of the Bulgarian army and
Bulgarian withdrawal from allied
territory. Far rsaehins results will
ensus by The signing Of the
armistioe. With Bulgaria under
allied control The petition Of the
remaining central po~srs in the
Balkans and in the nsar east will
be most serious. The main com.
nunication line between Berlin
and constantinopls will b cut and
Austria Hungary opsn to invasion.
On the wsokssn front from the
North Sea 20 the Msuss the allied
armies are pressing successfully
thru the main German osEsnsss.
The suhurbs ef Can,brai havs been
sntsrsd and tht allies are pressing
I u On Lille, st. Quentin and laon
and The American drivs On Ger. \
sn,an eosnmHniea1iS0e eesEiaasaG.
osfNHanyss hard.prssssd ;armis6.
~ Aehtin0 dSspsr1tsiy but the
French, British, Amsrieans and
eelGiaus ars fighting their way
stsadily into the German defense
system, which probably will cause
a retirement Of the Germans ts the
FrsWeh border II not TO the Rhine.
The alliss On al sectors arg NOV
ing ahead.
In Flandsss ths Germans have
been driven from the hills around
Ypres and from the formidibIe
Messinss- Wytsshasts position.
London, Sept. 3o.-speakins at
the QuiidhaiI today, Andrew 6onar
Law said Bulgarian convention
had been signed by which hostile
ties ended today At noon.
Bulgaria by the terms fixed aivss
up completely the control Of the
railways, the chancellor stated.
London, Sept. 3o-strons belief
exists herel this afternoon thxt
peace oMsr from Turkey IS
imminent.
Paris. Sept. ao.-An armistice hal
,een concluded between the allies ant
Bulgaria, on the allies own terms. The
announcement was made officially to-
lay.
Occupation Of, Sofa Near.
While Bulgaria has been disintegrat.
ng for months as a factor in the war
Ter military defeat has brought mat.
ers swiftly to q crisis. Her <hrc'
lrmies are separated. and not only ar.
,eaten, but two OF them are scattered
n Hight with their German allie.
sharing the same fate. Yesterday
'fficial report from the front speaks O
he number OF prisoners taken ant
,oints out that most Of them wer'
iermans. "
Occupation Of Sofia by allied troop.
S possibility Of the near future.s
The terms OF the allies are plain bu
stringent. Bulgaria will not be al
owed TO withdraw from the war ant
the position Of a near-neutral
She must surrender and give up wha
erritory she has gained by arms, a
we'll as some privileges Of transit an,
he same usefulness she yielded t
Germany while protesting neutrality
There hS even a. suggestion that sn'
nay be required to use her army OF
he side Of the entente.
Ailiss' Answer an Ultimatum.
The anSvler Of the allies Is an ulti
natum. The allied powers have NJ
'urther conditions to propose" says |
semi Official pronouncement.
/ Germany's policy in this crisis !
karned from the newspapers Of tia
b,intry. She rs trying to rush rein
70 bulgaria.. One repor
hys heavy contlngents are going an
n their way viii show themselves Il
Iofia to .reassurs the people Of tn
balkan capital. Germany win not le
bulEaIia make pesce II she can pre-
rent II BY toFcesor persuasion.
There mSy be race between <h
German army and the allies to reacl
sofia- Germany 4 is supposed to hav
liz divisions II RouinAnia which sh
may be able to send to Bulgaria. Sh
hardly can withdraw troops from th
western front during the creates
struggle she has experienced there
Probably Austria also will be calle'
upon for help. s' 84 VA
'ih War Three Years.
H,slsa r!,an representatives. agreed I
iii nrmi stic probably the first step Y
NJ, - fia,S withdrawal ii the allianc