The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-28
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IS CAUSED IN
GERMANY AS RESULT OF BULGAR
KINGS PLEA TO ALLIES FOR PEACE
BERLIN REPORT IS THAT PREMIER
WENT OVER ING FERD|NAND'S
HEAD; THEY CRY FOR HIS BLOOD

Paris, Sept. 27.-The French commander-in-chef in
Macedonia officially reports today that the Bulgarans
have asked for meeting to arrange the conditions of
armistice and eventual peace.
The French commander replied, refusing to suspend
the operations but saying he would receive duly qualified
delegates of the Bulgarian government
General dEsperey says that as the Bulgarian request
might be military to allow the regrOupng of forces
and the arrival of reinforcements he made reply decn
ing to grant armstce but promising to receive duly
qualified government delegates
London, Sept. 27.-Germany intends to send solemn
protest to Bulgaria against Premier MaInoff's request
for armstice according Berlin reports received in
Amsterdam and forwarded by the Exchange Telegraph
Company.
London, Sept 27.-The British government today re-
ceived from official authorized source application
from Bulgaria for armistice.
Paris, Sept. 27.-General Franchet d'Esperey COM
mandng the allied armies in Macedonia, has telegraphed
to the French government that high Bulgarian officer
has presented himself in behalf of General Forodow COM
mandng the Bulgarian army, asking the suspension of
for 4S hours to permit the arrival of two authorized
delegates from the Bulgarian government.
The minister of finance, Liaptcheff, and General
Loukoff commanding the Bulgarian Second army on
their way French headquarters with the of King
Ferdinand to arrange the conditions of the amstice and
eventually the terms of peace
The French commander reports that the Bulgarian
request reached him through an intermediary
The general commanding the British army in the
East forming a part of the allied command, General
dEspereys reply therefore asked the Bulgarian delegates
to present themselves to the British lines.
The text of the French commanders reply a letter
brought by the Bulgarian officer read:
Ny response, that send through the Bulgarian officer
bearing the letter question, be, by
military situation, other than the following:
81 according neither armistice a suspension
of hosties tending interrupt the operations in
gates duly qualified of the royal Bulgarian government to
which your eXceency aude in the letter. these delegates
present themselves in the British lines accompanied by
pariamentare.
(Signed) "FRANCHET D'ESPEREY."
drew Bona Law the chancellor of the eXcheqer have gone
Wales conference with Premier Lloyd George
ing Bulgarias request for an armstice
The premier i'll in Wales.
Berlin dispatches say that Bugar premiers act in
asking for armsice us slnge-handed without the
of King Ferdinand"
German newspapers demand that Malnof be dismissed
Immediately and courtmaraled for high treason
1t is believed that the premier's result of
Germanys refusal to send sufficient reinorcements
The situation in Bulgaria is causing
ment in Germany.
London, Sept 27-Premier Malnof Bulgaria made
offer of amsce the allies according Berlin
transmitted the Exchange Telegraph correspondent
Copenhagen. The states that the offer
without the of other members the
of King Ferdinand
The Berlin that Manoffs' offer has
great dissatisfaction in Bulgaria. and that strong military
have been taken to support the Bulgarian front
According to statements from Sofia the Bulgarian capital
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