BALKANS.
OBSCURE POSITION EN* BULGARIA. London, August 21. The Daily Telegraph, discussing the Madrid report that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria is dying and that the proclamation of a Bulgarian republic may be expected, save that neutral newspapers attribute the removal of the Royal family from Sofia to internal political unrest, the result of the economic crisis and food shortage. They recall that M. Halinoff, leader of the democrats, succeeded M. Radislavoff in the Premiership in June. The latter has a shady history, and served a long tern of imprisonment for embezzlement 01 public funds. He is recognised aa Germany's tool.
German newspapers recently protested that M. Malinoff was a Ruasophile, and wis pursuing a policy diametrically opposed to that of M. Badislvoff.
It ii impossible to say definitely what is happening in Bulgaria. No news, except communiques, has been received sine* three months ago.—Aus.-N.Z- Cable Aeeoe.
aSTENTE-S SUCCESS MADE KNOWN.
feedved August 22, 8.10 p.m. Rome, August SI. The new Bulgarian Ministry has per—the publication pf the Entente's eeemdqiw regarding the reeenx sucmm fa the West front, which M. MMavctf forbade.—<Pnea Assoc.
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 August 1918, Page 5
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