IN BULGARIA.
(Received This Day at 1.5. p.m.) LONDON, August 21
I The “Daily Telegraph,’ discussing the ; Madrid report that King Ferdinand of i Bulgaria is dying and that the proela--1 mation of a Bulgarian Republic may be r ‘ expected, says neutral newspapers at- ; tjjihuted the removal of the Royal j Family from Sofia to internal political I unrest caused by the economic rise | and food shortage. It recalled that Malinkolf, the leader of (lie Democrats : succeeded lladoslavoff in the Premiership in June. The latter has a shady history, and served a long term of imprisonment for the embezzlement of public funds. He is recognised as Germany’s tool. German newspapers recently protested at Malinkolf, a Russopliile pursuing a policy diametrically opposed to Radoslavoff. It is impossible to say definitely what is happening in Bulgaria. There is no news except that received threo months
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 August 1918, Page 3
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