Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-12-02
Demands of Entente
Would Make Greek
Macedonia Hostile.
DARDANELLES CAMPAIGN
NOT TO BE ABANDONED
Cabinet War Council in London
Is Shaping Definite
Program.
BIG FORCE CONCENTRATED
TO CRUSH MONTENEGRO
Bulgars' Delay in seizing Mon
astir Indicates Agreement
With Greece, Belief.

By the Associated Press.
ATHENS. Nov. 90. via Paris. Dee.
2 40 a. m.--Representatives Of
Austria and Germany have Informed
the Greek government. according e
the Neon Asty. that If the demands
Of the quadruple entente are granted
The central empires viii cease f<
consider Greek Macedonia. as friendl*
territory
BY the United Press.
ROME. Dec. italian help for
Serbia IS assured today. Reports thar
Italian troops would be dispatched
&c the Balkans have been unofIicizz
hitherto. Foreign Minister SonaIna
gave the assurance definitely and ar
ficiaily in opening parliament Wed
nesday.
Italy is not insensIble to Serbia 3
Distress = he said. ..she is preparing
to aid that heroic country.
II IS understood an expedition IS
nearly ready to sail and that the
landing win be on the Albanian coast
BY the United Press.
LONDON, Dec. 2.--Bulgar delay n
seizing AIonastir is regarded Here as
strengthening the probability that an
understanding exists between Greece
and Bulgaria. II this Is the case. zt
Is admitted an amicable aereeIusa&
between and allies and Greece VIII
be difficult. II not impossible.
All acccsuats are that there are Er
military obstacles in the way ef
3Ionastir's occupation by the BuiE4r
forces. They need it to compIefa
their conquest of Macedonia Dilzln-
mats said today the invaders in
activity can only be explained on tha
ground that they do not wish to
alarm Greece by approaching 50 close
TO her frontier.
Decision on definite program IS
expected at a cabinet war council to-
day. Presumably il VIII be sub
mitted TO the French and perhaps
also to the Italian and Russian gov
ernmenfs, and If approved, whatever
steps are necessary will be taken
jointly to insure the allies against
Greek Interference with their Balkan
operations.
Lord Kitchener is reported on good
authority to have decided agaiuse
abandoning the Dardanelles earn
paign.
BY the United Press.
AMSTERDAM. Dec. 2.--Furious
mountain lighting IS IN progress On
the northeastern Montenegrin frontier
between Montenegrins. helped by 3
few fugitive Serbs. and Austriaiiz,
Farther TO the northwestward tl1e
struggle spreads into Austrian terri
tory, between the Monenegrin border
and the Upper Drina-
From the beginning of the war the
Montengrins have had the better Of
the fighting with the Austrians. They
have been across the frontier IN mary
places. The annoyance to Austria
has b.-en serious, and the Vienna gov
ernment is said TO be determined e
end 1t.
Overwhelming forces are reported
to have been concentrated in the SAM
lax of Novibazar for the campaign.
and today,s advices say the plan Is
to make a clean sweep along si2fy-
mile front, completely across The
country
In connection with this campaign
from the northeastward, another Ans
trian force has opened a strong offeI-
sive on the western frontier IN the
vicinity of Trehinie The drive freIn
the west is to the southeasfaard. Ii
the direction 6f cetlinje, the capitazs
where. il appears, the two Austrian
forces plan to meet
While the AnstriaHs' great snpeTIeFe
fty in numbers and equipment seems
to leave little doubt that Montenesrc
viii be crushed. unless help reaches
her speedily.