The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-27
REVOLUTION
FACESDYNASTY
OF BALKANS
Malinoff Because of DeplOrable
Conditions of Nation Takes
Matters into own Hands
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FRIENDLY, TO- ENTENTE
FRIENDLY, TO. ENTENTE

King Ferdinand Suspected Of
Holding Desire to End Strug-
gle Going Against Him:
London, Sept. 27.-Premier MaIin.
off Of Bulgaria has made an offer Of
to a Berlin message. The message
states that the premier's offer was
made without support Of other men,
Leres Of the cabinet or Of King Ferdi-
nand. The Berlin report says that
MaIinoff's offer. has created strong
dissatisfaction in Bulgaria. According
to report from Sofia, it is added that
counter move against the action Of
the premier already has been set on
foot. ,-f IT, "
This would seem to indicate that a
revolution already is in progress in
Bulgaria.
NATION IN TURMOIL.
The Berlin message to Copenhagen
is the first indication Of a move on
the part Of Bulgaria to approach the
allies with a tender of a move. The
message would indicate that the pre-
er mas .asen ms..s's :. INTO "o.n4i.t' MS o".
reace without considering the dynasty.
< The Indications in the news from
BULGARIA recentIv have been that the
country was in disoroanized state,
with WIDESPREAD dissatisfaction evi-
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heh SIGe !" the t"s peonIe could see little ad.
VANTAGE to. them. The successful
campaiun Of tho allies in Macedonia
has accentuated this tendency; &r
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FRIENDLY TO ENTENTE.
~ " -. ."1~n nrsni.s.hin ~. ' ~ !" 'j"ne was
ss,.rd,w - +he entente in the early
.+.os. ~ the Mar. ana II Il not imurob.
sh,s 80. he wo,,id ,,se hi. influence
- sx+.;cs+. Ruoaria from The unfavor-
All. ro.;t;on ,wh;ch Il would Joccupv
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E.sa;nsrd h;r..,f h.s mt been above
-. .''sn;.;an - hnId;nn I;ke deaire.
s s|tho"ah =. .nn,ren+iv ha. heen Iovai
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,.,;tso,. .;cn;t;c.n ;n vic>u ~ these
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GERMANY TO PROTEST.
= London, Sept. 27.-Germany intends
against Premier Malinoffs request for
an armistice according to Berlin re-
ports received in Amsterdam.
CAPTURE 10000 PRISONERS.
IN Macedonia have captured more than
1O, 900 prisoners says a statement from
the French war office last night
More than 200 guns were also taken.
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Paris. Sept. 27.-General Frances
Esperey. commanding the allied arm
les in Macedonia has telegraphed to
the French government that high
Bulgarian officer has presented him
self in behalf of Torodow commanding
the Bulgarian army asking suspension
of arms for 4s hours to permit the
arrival of two authorized deputies.
General Liaptcheff and General
Loukoff commanding the Bulgarian
seconu .aadc,,,rtav aaiy v o ,;t ~ o"nsout " ~
- G.n W:na EoSd;uarI - arran 90 tha con.
.,;+;o.n e 80 tha armist;ca ana event.
,,aM., iUnH r. ~. laws of nnaca
u"''' INC 'o' "''' -
pecr,vee Apo,,cArloN r..
49,, Soo+ o. Tho Pr;t;sh GOV.
..ns'out oJaw S raoo;vod from an of.
s;n;ni ,.Io";.oa ou .o"roa az .nn,,ca.
.;en a kxau. au'I p,,i1ou,a iu f"r an arm;st;ca
''o'i l'oln " g ~ . - 1l'F,"
mAp n,h,srEp RESIGNS
se So o. 1;ot Cow Won
nuun e.a,n ~ nrp p.,ss;an ,,or minister is
.o saonrtod az - haSa ] ras;onod according
- p. e"d.;o. ~ srnn, rananbagar
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