Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-10-09
BULGARS ACCEPT j
ALLIED DEMANDS
SIGN ARMIST|CF
ENJOYS Agree to Give Up All nj
vaded Territory.
SURRENDER IS COMPLETE
General D'Esperey, French Comm. l
der in Chief of Allied Forces !,
Macedonia, Acts for the En-.
tente - Washington Re.
ceiVes Confirmation of
Peace Move.

London, Oct. With the recent ~
dispatches from Saloniki stating tba
Bulgaria's surrender to the allies WA
unconditional, strong belief prevailed
here that a peace offer from Turkey
imminent.
London, Oct. 1.-The armiStice con.
cluded with Bulgaria by the entente
allies is purely military convention
and contains no provisions of polit.
cal character.
Bulgaria agrees to evacuate all ths
territory she now occupies in Greed
and Serbia, to demobiIze her army i'm.
mediateEy, and surrender all means d
transport to the allies.
Bulgaria also will surrender hel
boats and control of navigation on ths
Danube and concede to the allies fres
passage through Bulgaria for the do
Velopment of military operations.
All Bulgarian arms and ammunitiou
are to be stored under the control d
the allies, to whom is conceded ths
right to occupy all important strategis
points.
The military occupation of Bulgaria
will be intrusted to British, French and
Italian forces and the evacuated pOrI
lions of Greece and Serbia, respective
ly to Greek and Serbian troops.
Surrender Is Complete.
The armistice means a complete mill
tary surrender and Bulgaria ceases q
be belligerent.
All question of territorial rearrange
mentS in the Balkans was purpOSey
omitted from the convention.
The allies made no stipulation COM
corning King Ferdinand, his position
being considered an internal matter
one for the Bulgarians themselves
deal with.
The armistice will remain in opera
ton until a final general peace is COM
Guided.
To Move Against Turkey.
Washington, Oct. bulgaria vii
be friendly to any allied moves asaInSI
Turkey and will be practically on ny
side of the allies for the remainder .
the war, Bulgarian Minist Panars'Ol
said.
Quits Internationally.
Paris, Oct. 1.-Bugaria has Surren
dered unconditiOnally to the allies an
signed an armistice accepting Ihe al
lies terms, it was announced
The armistice between Bulgaria any
the allies was signed Sunday night
Saloniki dispatch states.
General Franchet dEsperey 'lle
lied commander in chief in MaceaouIA
signed for the allies and the bulgarian
delegates for their government.
Instructions have been given Oy u
government to General dESperey
proceed Immediately to the eAecuN
of the conditions of the armlSuce'
The announcement that an arln'.
had been signed with Bulgaria ''D
that country had accepted all 'Ne w.
tions Of the allies aroused the Keen
est interest in Paris and the stateIn'p
was widely commented upon rs 'O'
as if became generally known.
The announcement followed lDs
turn of Premier Clemenceau Tom
front where he inspected the ugp
and had an opportunity Oh 'I'r pa.
with General Petain and GeIPI"
sbing on the military situation
Won't Halt Push at Austria an+,l
The actual suspension OF nos.m'
Immediately followed the sIgnl,s ID
4 4nn rnistice, but it is noted that %
suspension applies only to Macs a M
bostilities against Bulgaria alu , III
i ~ >, 40 Tav affects Macedonian hos.n
ties against Austria-Hungary' luz
and the German cohLlIs'"''
that locality. ,.,.-u4, doclares
The armistice, La LioeF i.s G tss fdl
edltorlti, of King Ferdinand. It PF ~.
. denial of a report that lo,, he p.,e.
taken refuge in Vienna |
declares, mas n b"n rs quickly shove
the eff effect of the annou l35s. @sr e
armistice. Balkan secuFl''''
orally sought after liam
e"i'' turks Ask German L Ioao b
Geneva, Oct. 1.-That lu Germany
t demanu to break relations s u
r not forthcoming, was reported aeoD f' ds
It was said that at pa,I f9' the TUT
,nh rand vizier, Mezler' re-. Fsau5 IF pc
,sn demanding cancelIauon -
loan loan, g qerldghlC debts to GERMANY
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