New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-29
Last Serb Armies
Forced Into Monte
negrin Mountains.
GREECE'S REPLY
PROMISED TO-DAY
Allies Demand Freer Use
of Railways and Protec-
ton Against U-Boats.

London, Nov. 2s.-Berlin an
nounces tonight that the Serbian
campaign has been completed. AL
ready word comes from other
sources that following the driving
Of the last Serb troops into Monte
negro, Won Mackensen's forces are
being transferred rapidly down the
Danube TO the Rumanian frontier.
This, taken in connection with
Rumania's refusal to allow the
opening Of the Danube throughout
its entire length to enable German
armed ships and supplies TO reach
Bulgaria and the Turks, Is believed
to portend the opening Of a fresh
chapter of the Kaiser's Balkan ad-
venture.
Having aided Bulgaria in her
campaign against Serbia, which is
now cleared, the Kaiser is now
called upon to protect his ally
against aggression from the east.
Here the invasion of Bulgaria
promised within a week by the Car
is imminent, and Russian warships,
including new dreadnoughts, have
again been seen off the, port Of Var
ma, on the Black Sea, although as
yet there has been no news Of any
landing or movement of troops.
Russian Invasion Imminent.
The Russians are reported TO
have gathered 100000 troops at
Reni, on the Rumanian border, and
at Odessa, under the command of
General Kuropatkin, for the Balkan
expedition. The Gar inspected the
force last week.
1t is TO strike this army before 1t
is ready that the Germans are be-
lieved to have asked the use Of the
Danube.
King Ferdinand opened the ses-
sion of the Rumanian Parliament in
the presence of the Crown Prince
and the ministers. The speech from
the throne, says a Bucharest dis
patch TO Reuters, referred to the
continuance of "the war which Is
drenching the world with BLOOD"
and called attention TO the fact that
since the previous session other bel
ligerents had been added TO the ma
tions engaged.
This situation" the King con-
tinued, Imposes upon us increas-
ingly the duty Of uniting our efforts
for the defence of Rumania. You
will be called upon to decide various
measures and credits to face the
present difficult conditions, and
am convinced that you will continue
tc supply the needs Of our beloved
army, which has always shown IL
self worthy of the love and conn
dence Of the country"
Matched with German anxiety over
Rumania is that of the Allied Powers
over Greece. A reply 10 the second
note of the Entente, presented at
Athens Saturday, is promised for TO-
morrow.
This note, besides insisting on an
assurance Of safety for the Allied
troops, asks adequate railway facilities
for their transport, the withdrawal OF
Greek troops from the vicinity Of Sa-
.onica and the policing Of Greek waters
against German submarines.
Teutons Capture Rudnik.
Telegraphing from Bucharest. The
Times" correspondent says:
an view of the threatened Russian
intervention. preparations for defence
are actively proceeding along the whole
Bulgarian frontier under German
supervision. Troops are being brought
up from the Serbian front, and about
four divisions Of General Won der
Goltz's army are reported 10 have
Joined the Bulgarian forces. The
Turkish and Bulgarian armies are now
being well supplied with ammunition
by way of the Danube.
THE Da ly Nails Odessa correspon-
fc-. avs he learns that Enyer Pacha,
the Turkish Minister Of War. and Cen
eral Won Falkeuhayn, chief Of the Ger
man staff, have had conference -
Orsova. on the Danube. ito discuss fsr-
reaching alterations in the plan OF tne
Balkan campaign caused by unexpsctsd
Developments in the movements Of tns
Entente Allies"
"The Daily Mail" says 1t suspects
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