The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-04
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FOR {
SMALLEST OF re-,
SEEMS TO HAVE sr,,'
Her Colon,
THINK TURKEY NEXT,
e'''aF'a" Armies Ar. !, !.
ana Her Soil 'n.,s.s.,
p'una'"s Through !,
ta'ns to seIe,,s.
THINK TURKEY Assr,|
london, Sept % =,

london ,aa Sept. 2s.-wit, !.
the armies of the J.. y
compact con pact. whole under H. sa' g.
tine tine l n,n1. army Council e "
the master strategy Of N.Y.!
apparently has come ~ aaa
erS. Tue eeM
;, , nuisarla' smallest Of n.
allies allies. seems to have struss y !,
rreinl {. Malinoff has nv
armistice to consider te ssAsa
Whether he is acting ,na'
responsibility as the rep rssa
a revolutionary party !, .sel'
prevail of King Ferdin,a @,A
government, remains II ''' !,
either case, however. th..
ouD. ,iiat Bulgaria has ce,.'
a military factor in tha 10y
armies are in full retreat =.
has been invaded. aug
Recession of the Balkan !,
the thraldom of Germany =.
~
most as severe a blow to ths
Iiance as the collapse If + !
the allies.
Turkey Viii Be Next
II Bulgaria lays down i,
Turkey, her armies shat,o., y
coup of General Allenby IN ),
VIII De cut off from her Ann
lines of communication win
cred except across the ~.
through Rumania or over 4.
tain peaks of Transformers. /,
STA, where the grip of th4
controlled Bolsheviki is stpaanr
ing weaker.
With her supplies of Germ,
and raw materials
by such a slender thread miIb
servers believe the Ottoman
VIII have no course left but h
the example of her Balkan i,
But it makes little diffprpne.
entente whether the Turk Il
Germany and Austria. II
quits. he can no longer be 4
to their plans.
The back door of Austria VII
ajar before the victorious Bird
$50 Miles From BeIyraa
French. Serbian, Greek and
armies are plunging ahead
he mountains of liberated
Only 80 miles ahead of their 4
guards is Belgrade, across the \
rom the plains of Hungary. Il
'eady have pressed forward i
IF this distance since the great
lOnian offensive began on Sep
IA.
Once over the river they Vi
passing through territory Occg
he oppressed nationalities Of \
Who have little love for the %
lire and there would be no
natural obstacles between ths
Budapest. Early winter in ID
,anS, with the limited means
nunication available. would
he most serious difficulty "A
which could not be Overcome
pring.
With the detection of Buis
'Oulld be necessary for harl
AUSTRIA to throw an army aef
outhern front. thus making
eriouS inroad upon her Wahll
over. The bulk of her fer1
lg the eager Italian army AZ
lave and in the mountain
William has alreaay
pom Emperor Charles Tor
lie western front. and Aasa1
arian divisions are flgh'lhs
he Germans against the sleaa
British. French aiid
ms. Italy still has large =
{ men, and any weakening
uStrian front 10 send .ferr'
her frontier of the empire
ould be the signal for a gn'e
ok to recover not only tlr
allan territory, but the Nv
ceS rs WILL
With Bulgaria evidently =
Ie wayside. with Turkey s,A-
ld with Austria a welter q
Scord and discontent W.
mics of Emperor wins
'udgingly falling back upon =
ontiers before the irreslssi'
Marshal Foch'S Brili>A
id American troops.
The French aud Amefha%
rward again between hHe
ardun, while the British al.s
de front in the Cambria ~
cen them they already ="
ore than o0.Hp0 prisoners =
ms of all calihefS.