ALLIED CONDITIONS.
INCLUDE SOFIA OCCUPATION
GERMAN LEADERS DISTRACTED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30,
The New York "Times' " Washington correspondent states that the Greek Minister said that the occupation of Sofia by the Allies was imposed on Bulgaria by the terms of peace.—A. and N.Z.
PARIS, Sept. 30,
The news is officially confirmed that Bulgaria has signed acceptance of the Entente's terms.
Vienna newspapers state that King Ferdinand assured the Emperor Carl of his adherence to the Central Powers. Evidently the Malinoff Cabinet has broken with Ferdinand. !
BERNE, Sept. 30,
A conference at German headquarters between the Kaiser, the Crown Prince, Hindenburg, Ludendorff, and Admiral yon Hintze, Foreign Minister, is considering Bulgaria's action.
The "Lokal Anzeiger" declares, that Germany's gravest hour has, struck.—A. and N.Z.
The "Vorwaerts" says:—ln addition to the pro-Entente sentiments of the Bulgarian Cabinet, there is an extraordinary ardent desire for peace on the part of the people, whose food for months has been crumbling, indigestible maize bread. After referring to the possibility of a German collapse on the Western front, the paper concludes:—"The hour has arrived to speak plainly. It is no longer a question of doing our utmost, but of coming to the conference table at the speediest moment."
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