Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-02
Change in Austrian Cabinet
Believed Direct Result Of
Policies InaugUrated by
Germany
BULGARIA FINISHES
CAMPAIGN IN SERBIA
Montenegro Is Now Under
Hammer of IeutonS and Al
lies; Rumania and Greece
Uncertain.

London, Dne uOt2O q. ml-Em-
peror Williams visit tn Vienna, which
cotncidcd with thr resignation OF
three on the Austrian cabinet mtnis-
tcrs. is the cause of much speculation
The two events are yuiously assumed
To be connected with the reported e.
fort OF Germany 90 force Austria into
"a German zoucryein that is a trade
or custom alliance a desire Of Em-
peror Francis Joseph TO secure sep
arate peace through the Intervention
of Pope Renedict and q rumorod dis-
putc between Austria and Bulgaria
over tho division of Serbian territory.
There Is naturally no authoritative
basis for any of these reports beyond
In the Gorman newspapers
that Emperor williams visit was ono
Of the highest Importance.
Bulgar Campaign ENDS,
Meantime the operations In the nal-
kans aud the movements Of the
armies Of the central powers continue
with unahatcd energy Like Germany
Bulgaria announces that with the cap-
turr of pristend her campaign against
Serbia has como 10 an end which
seems to support the suggestion 10
avoid a dispute with Greece, King
Ferdinand OF Bulgaria has decided
against the occupation OF Monastir
the only town OF importance remain
ing in Serbian hands Monostr was
stll Ia, the hands OF the Serbiaus latca
Monday night and no news that
has been any change there ha
received since
Montenegro invaded, q
Austria, with the assistant ~
man troops, continues her IN
against Montenegro, the frc
which has been crossed but
out considerable opposition
Nlontonoerlns Who orn NJ
nonn,atn u.,rf,ro XII Ihave
joined by those sfIous li'' .
bian armies VII succucde.l ~ '9V'p-
ing from the 3 dcfs of ''' rouh-
try
Battles are being foush u ine
part Of the Saniak OF l''''FH1H.
which was taken by Manteo "ilAi
the Balkan war The " o-Her
mans are advancing south from ''snr
lea and across the frontier from wa
polio. IN the north The Montcnogrlna
claim To have defeated thc Austrians
FIN tho region of Fotcha Bosnia Il ia
expected. however, that the Austro-
Germans have provided sufficient
forces To make sure OF a successful
as they did IN the ease of
Serbia
SnOWsiOrm Intciicres
la southeastern Serbia. whero the
British French and Serbans hold
strong positions. the snow stlll pro-
vents any movements OF Importance.
SO news has been received of the
Austriang and Germans who proceed
ed to Rustchuk, ON the Danube river.
to operate with the Eulgariana and
Turks to oppose a possible Russian I'M
vasion through RumanlA
The attitude OF Uumania Is sull un-
certain The latest reports say that
She, like Greece, is trying To remain
neutral. bat with two belligercnt
armies on her borders this, v is be-
lcrrd may prove difficult
Greece Is Uncertain.
greece In her latest reply to the
note of the entente allies insists upon
the maintenance of her neutrality
aud independence and q final settle
mcut Of the points at issue between
the Hellenic kingdom and the entente
powers [. not yet in sight Greece
objects according 10 dispatches from
Athens 90 the evacuation of SalOniN
by her troops the handing over Of
INC railways 10 the entente allies and
the policing by the nayies Of the en-
lcntc powers OF her coastal waters 10
.ircumyeut Tho activities of German
submarines
The Italians continue their offensive
along tae tsonzo river ON thc other
fronts comparative calm prevails