Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-16
CR[[CE MAY
D|SARN ALLIES
LATEST REPORT
Question of international Law
Is Raised by the
Government.
ALLOWED TO GO BY
ROUTE THEY CAME
Threaten to Depose King Con-
stantine If He Yields to
Germany.

London, Nov. lo.-The lntlmatlOn or
the the Greek government that any
Entente allied troops seeking refuge
in Greecian territory will be disarm.
ed has been the cause of considerable
anxiety to the Entente powers and
consequently Field Marshall Earl Kit
chener's near east visit gained added
importance.
According to the latest dispatches
from Athens, Greece bases her de-
cision on international law when the
Entente minister asked if the right
accorded troops to enter the country
by. Saloniki permitted them to retire
by the same route should it become
necessary for them to do SO. The
ministers are demanding that Greece
,meQuvocally define the attitude she
would take should an eventuality pre-
sent itself.
May Threaten King.
Earl Kitchener and the Entente
ministers are likely to draw the at
tention OF Klng Constantine and his
government to the fact that the con.
stitution Of Greece was guaranteed by
France, Russia and Great Britain.
This, it is cOntended binds the Greek
people TO the Entente allies and that
King Constantine overruled the con.
stitntion, which the followers of Veni-
zelos insisted he did, when he dis
solved the chamber. 1t is suggested
in some sources thar King lOnstan-
tine would be reminded that his re,
tentinn Of the throne Of Greece de-.
pends upon the loyalty Of his kingdom
10 the Entente powers
Teutons Offer Aid.
The Germans. on the, other hand.
are declared to be assuring the Greek
government that Greece will be pro.
tected against, the Entente allies
should that country support the Cen
tral powers and that as evidence Of
the ability OF Austria and Germany
so to do this, they are dispatching
more submarines to the Mediterran.
can which could be used against any
fleet threatening Grecian ports. .--.
Serbians In Mountains.
Meanwhile the fight for Serbia pro-
ceeds without abatement. The Aus
trians, Germans and Bulgarians claim
repeated successes, but it is apparent
that their progress is slow. The Ser
bians having reached their mountain
fortress in central Serbia, making it
difficult for the invaders to bring up
their heavy artillery, with which they
always back up their infantry attacks.
There has been a revival of hard
fighting on the eastern front. The
Germans claim to have captured 300
meters in an attack near Ecurie,
while the French report the repulse
of German attacks against the Laby-
rinth in Artois and also against Ia
hure in Champagne.
The Russians continue their offen-
sive and are, making an effort to Sc
cure and control the railway at Wi
nau. The Germans claim to have
driven the Russians back from the
Styr river.
Visits Troops.
Emperor William again has visited
with his troops in the east. He arriv-
ed at Bret-Litovsk. Sunday, and re-
viewed the reserves there and then
went to the citadel where almost 80
years ago he was a guest of Emperor
Nicholas.
1t is officially announced that two
Austrian aeroplanes Dombarded Bres-
cia at o'clock this morning, killing
seven persons and wounding ten. No
property damage was done.