Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-23
Unofficial Dispatch From Ath-
ems Asserts Demands of AL
lies, Except for Active War;
Ate TO Be Granted,
ITALY PARTICIPATING IN
PACIFIC BLOCKADE"
RumaOia in Much Same Stu
alton as Neighbor Kingdom,
Under Pressure From Both
Ranks Of BeIIigereatS,

tay auHHtNe IouRNAl HFHclAL AaAaHn wlNsl
London Nov. % UO2O D. nj
SO definite news has been received
here Of Greecc's reply TO the entente
allies demands for guarantees for the
safety of the Anglo-French forces
landed at Saloniki or for that Of the
Serblans who might be forced over
the Greek frontier. one dispatch
from Athens, however, says the
Greek cabinet Is disposed TO accept
the conditions laid down by the en-
tentc powers except that conditions
requiring Greece 70 participate in the
war and that "a solution Of tho whole
difficulty may be expected immedi-
ately
Meanwhile the blockade Of Greek
commerce has commenced and Italy,
AZ X reported. "a participating " the
measures Of restraint decided upon.
This, with the news that the Serhans
have won "A victory over the Hulga
rinus northeast of pretina. that tho
Bulgarlans have delayed their march
ON Monastir and that the AustrO-ticr-
mans are lahorng under difficulties
as u result Of the wintry weather, has
created "a more hopeful feeling in the
capitals OF the entente allies,
Allied Forces Gain Strength.
The British and French forces dial
Z ly are being strengthened by mon ana
guns landed at Saloniki. and part OF
fthe rcinforcoments IL being sent 10
( Monastlr. where the Serbiaps are re-
ported 90 be- concentrating and threat
Ienlng the Bulgarinns az Prilep.
/ Rumanm finds herself In much the
same position as Greece, with both
i bringing pressure to bear upon her,
I The Germans, II il said are askmR
Rumanla TO give assurances OF her
continued neutrality and also are Of
ferlng her concessions II she inter-
venes In the war on the side OF the
Tcutonic allies, with big Russian
army In Bessarabia. II Is believed IN
military circles here hardly likely that
Humania win accept the second al
ternativcs on the whole it Is oX-
pected here that the firm attitude OF
/ the entente powers toward Greece Will
/ clear the Balkan situation before very
Hong
other Fronts Quiet.
There IS little news Of any import
nnce from any Of the other fronts,
The Italians by their continued often
sive arc strengthening their positions
around GoriNa which II iA believed
cannot hold ont much longer On the
western front the British and trenoh
lurullcr, has become more active IN
FLANDERS and Champagne which ON
previous occasions has been the slg
nal for Offensive movements. Inc
Russians. since they regained the
ground they lost on the river Styr,
have been inactive, except for minor
attacks in the Dvinsk region, the te-
trograd correspondents, however pre-
dlcl that moro important events are
impending
Another notllia Of British subma-
rinea n reported to have arrived IN the
Baltic
The following British ottleial state
mcnt concerning operations III tho
western zone was issued tohlBhI
"Our artillery has during the PAST
four days carried out an ofsahl1el
bombnrdment Of many portions OF
tbc hostile lines with great effect
Tho enemy's artillery has been active
north Of Loos. cast OF Arlheht'elo'
and east of Ypres. 49,
"A German aeroplane landed with
in nur lines southwest of Ypres on
November 10. The pilot ana oosefV-
er who stated that they nad loal
their way. were captured. The ma
chine was not damaged.
"statemcnta IN the German report
uf tho 2tst regarding our 'front.' are
incorrect in every particular. lpe
report statcs that "A large mine was
succcssfully exploded in our position
or the Ypres-sonnebeke railway. Tho
mine IN question exploded well TN
front Of our trenches. II caused no
damage and no casualties and wy
have occupied the ground on either
side OF the crater
"Tho enemy made air ralqs on
Popurnehr on November J s and 90
no dnmagc whatever was done TO tho
railways or any building IA the tttst
raid. TWO soldiers were wounded
and four COWS We're kilicd. IN mo
second raid ono bomb killed eight
mon. None of the others had any et-
feet
"Nilh rocurd 10 the enrmy's denial
of Field Marshal Frcuchs estimate
at his loss n killed on october y no
probably is attempting TO deceive by
rcferrinp to only one small portion
of tho buttle field, while my report
referred to the whole attack on Dc
tOher S.
The enemy attacked not only 90
the southwest Of L0os, but also south
east nf that place All further intor-
mation obtained. including this report
of thr casualty southwest OF L0os,
confirms my original estimate,
I,NDHIDIFD FURY or