The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-02
Arms and Munitions Are Being
Handed to the Allies.
Entente Troops Take Charge OF
All Railways There.
GREECE and SERBIA DEMAND
Ask Reparation and Abandon.
ment Balkan Force.
Anti German and PacifiSt Riots
Tkruout Bulgaria.

London, Oct. 2.-Serbia is being
evacuated by the Bulgarian troops.
who are returning to Bulgarian terri
tory. according to the Serbian Off
ciaI statement of Tuesday night.
Bulgars Are Disbanding.
Paris, Oct. Bulgaria has already
started fulfilment of the conditions
under which she was granted an arm
istice. 1t was learned from author-
itative sources today the Bulgarian
army is being disbanded.
Arms and munitions are being
handed over to the allies. Entente
troops are taking charge Of the rail-
ways.
Greek and Serbian Demands.
Washington, Oct. 2.-Serbia and
Greece today announced their peace
demands on Bulgaria. They are:
I'd Reparation for all damages in
occupied territory.
CD Abandonment of all plans for
domination of the Balkans.
90 Guarantees that Greeks living
on Bulgarian territory shall not be ex-
terminated.
Panic in Hun Stock Exchange.
GENERA, Oct. AIN the panic
caused on the German stock exchange
by receipt of news that Bulgaria has
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every one tried to sen and for q while
there were no buyers. All armament
and shipping stock fell from 90 to 30
per cent in twenty-four hours. On
the other hand Austro-German ex-
change rose on the Swiss bourse, as 1t
was considered that peace is nearer.
/ Anti German Riots.
Paris. Oct. 2.-Anti-German and
pacifists riots are in progress turnout
n ifyl n live -
patch to the journal. 1t is added that
rumors are current of the formation
of national cabinet in Bulgaria un-
der the leadership of Premier Malinoft
and Doctor Ghenadieff, rleased from
prison few days ago, under pardon
by King Ferdinand.
Honorable Peaoe Says Malinoff.
Paris, Oct. 2.-Premier Malinofi
appeared before the Bulgarian par
speech from the throne, which was
postponed at the first sitting last Fri
day. according to advices from Sofia
by ysway of Basel
NJ. Malinoff, according to German
papers. said that the Bulgarian king
and government intended only to full
fill their duty toward the fatherland
| in making an honorable peace worthy
of the sacrifices that had been made
The reason for this step, M. Malinof1
states, was the general situation which
confronted the country.
Vienna Was Panic Stricken.
! Amsterdam, Oct. 2.-iaturday's
/ Vienna newspapers which have reach
i ed here. describe the tremendous SEN
sation caused in the Austrian capita
/ by the Bulgarian collapse Rumor.
! spread with lightninglike rapidity thai
, Turkey had followed suit. tl,ac kins
Ferdinand had abdicated, that his pal
ace had been blown up and that {
revolution had broken out in Bulgaria
The rumors were promptly denied
| but the impression remained that Bull
J garia's secession had administered
| grave blow to the dual reonarchy
| There was a panic on the bours,
where the losses. according to tn,
! Neues Journal, ran up to 100 points
| in some cases.
The pandemonium on the Budapes
bourse was such that business had t.
be suspended.
| Serbs Enter Kumanoyo.
i London, Oct. 2-Serbian troop
ent red Kumanovo, twelve mile
! northeast of Uskub. Monday evening
4 it was announced in the Serbian wa
office statement received here today
| "On Monday evening we entered
| Kumanovo, the Bulgars returning t,
| Bulgaria" the communique said.