New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-25
SHIFTS
TO DARDANELLES
Continued from irst page.

for which preparations are now being
made. 1t is anticipated that Servia will
not give in. as she is being egged on by
the Russian Minister.
The Seryian Minister here has al
ready declared I'm an interview that
Servia will fight TO her last man TO get
an Adriatic harbor, and Is resolved to
ignore Austrian intrigues and threats
Belgrade reports have begun 10 speak
Of the military preparations Of Servia
against Austria. 4 part Of the Morave
division has been recalled from old Ser
via and viii be sent to the Austrian
frontier, and the fear therefore is jus
titled that by merely diplomatic means
Servia cannot oe induced 10 abeTg"n
or 10 modify her Intentions.
Thus siong pressure must >" en-
ployed. Decisive events may occur
within a fortnight The German part
Of the population m Vienna Is already
impatient wishing FOR a settlement
with Servia once for all by force Of
arms. German students in Vienna
marched in "a street demonstration yes
! terday and made violent speech :
against Servia and Russia CEe"rs
raised for the war were heartily echoed.
Hopes for Peace.
It is hoped IN Vienna that the sig
nifcance Of the meeting between the
German Emperor and the Archduke
Francis Ferdinand and Fridays con-
ference Of the chiefs Of the general
stats Of Austria and Germany will he
understood in Servia and Russia i
is said that all possibilities were dis
cussed Oh this occasion, and that a
plan Of possible common operations
was agreed upon.
The friends OF peace still hope that
the German Emperor will exercise
great influence on the Car and sue
coed in preventing a war at the last
moment, as he did in 1908.
Bulgaria Is shipping her forces from
Salonica In Greek transports, presum-
ably for transfer 10 Gallipoh peninsula.
where Turkey is also strengthening her
forces by Anatolian troops. Here an
attempt will be made by the allies, as
sisted by the Greek feet, TO take the
Dardanelles.
The rest Of the allied forces, liberated
in Macedonia. will be sent by rail as
speedily as possible 10 reinforce the
BuIgarisns attacking the Tchataldjs
lines Their places will be taken by the
Bulgarian 1912 recruits. who, after
three weeks training. are being drafted
into Macedonia for garrison duty.
a Servlan Success.
The only news Of military Importance
Yesterday was the occupation OF och
rida. Il large town near Monastir by
the Servians The position at Adrian
ople and Scutari is apparently IN
changed.
AS the war approaches conclusion
public opinion in Bucharest, according
10 the correspondent Of THE Stand
ard" is getting more excited with rel
erence 20 safeguarding Rumanian IN
terests. Mass meetings were held sun
day 10 protest against the reported
Greek persecution Of the kutzovIacs ~
Macedonia. The leaders Of this race
strongly object TO the division OF Mace
dopia among the Greeks. Buigars ana
Serylans as they fear that their own
uationality@ would be squeezed out. Ru-
mania intends TO secure guarantees
against this.
Another question relates 10 the re-
adjustment of the Rumano- Bulgarian
frontier. Il is now said that Rumania
,s moi claiming Ruschuk and Nsrna, as
this would add a large Bulgarian popu-
iation 10 Rumsn.a, but only SlIislr'd
and the frontier running thence 20 the
Black sea at point considerably
north of Varna.
DR.. Dancn, president of the Bui-
garian Chamber Of Deputies, is ex-
pected al Bucharest to negotiate these
claims.
The peace delegate, Osuan Mann
Pa ha. Turkish Ambassador TO Ger
many, arrived al Bucharest on Sunda!