BULGARIA SURRENDERS

Hokitika Guardian, 1 October 1918, Page 3

BULGARIA SURRENDERS

j WELLINGTON, This Day t The High Commission reports from I jau id on on Sep. 30th at 4 p.m.: i Bulgaria lias surrendered, uncondi- ( j.jwiallv accenting the French terms i 'I • 'jj ■ HOSTILITIES CEASE. |! ALLIED TERMS- ACCEPTED. (j . Received, this day at, 8.45 a.m. 1 LONDON, Sep. 30. j 'l’he Serbian Legation announces that, tßulgaria surrendered unconditionally. i» LONDON, Sep. 30, at 5.30 p.m. ■I fjon Bonar T.aw states hostilities, f with Bulgaria terminated at, noon today. NEW YORK, Sep. 30. Bulgaria has accepted the Allies’ I terms.

1 The United Press correspondent learns j unofficially that the Bulgarian armistice, lias been signed. The Bulgarian armistice was signed on Sunday night. j CHANGING SIDES. lliis Djiv nt 10.15. h.’tj » NEW YORK, September SO. The United Press Washington correspondent states the Bulgarian Minister | M.. Panaretoff, says Bulgaria will be | practically on the Allies side (•for the remainder of the war. A NASTY KNOCK. (Receive. 1 TI-.,« >.• O ' ■ WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. Mr. Dominick Murphy, the American Consul-General at Sofia, who accompanied the Bulgarian negotiators. to Salonika lias been ordered to return to his post, as he had not received any 'instructions from Washington to participate.

BULGARIA’S RAILWAYS, tßeceived Thin Dav at 11.25. a.m.) NEW YORK, Sept. 3b; Bulgaria has completely relinquished the control of her railways for the Allies use.

TURKEY’S ATTITUDE. I Received This D‘«v at. 11.25. a.m.) ( NEW YORK, Sept. 30. A peace offer from Turkey is reported to be imminent.

AGAINST TURKEY, tßeceived this day at. 1.30 p.m.) WASHINGTON, Sept 30

A United Press message states Panaretoff says Bulgaria will be friendly in any move against Turkey.

“GONE FOR. EVER.’” LONDON, Sept. 30. Hon Bonar T.aw says the German dream of a “Mittol Europa lias gone for ever.

“MAEEKTNG DAY” IN TIMARU TIMARU, This Day.

The news of Bulgaria’s surrender and the Allies successes were, celebrated at noon h.v a groat public gathering and addresses by the Mayor, (Air. Maling), tlr .Craigie, M.P., and Rev. Rogers. There was great enthusiasm. The schools were all closed at 11 o’clock and the whole town is taking a half holiday, with hand concert and other attractions at Caroline Bay during the afternoon, and hon-fire to-night.

CONDITIONS OF SURRENDER

Received ibis dav nf 2.3(1 p.m..) NEW YORK, Sep. 30. The ‘New York Times” correspondent reports that the Greek Minister said the occupation of Sofia by the Allies was imposed on Bulgaria.