New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12

90 be Temporarily subOrdlnhNeo'
Italy. meanwhile. is preparing to re
place the British ana French troops at
the Dardanelles Premier Salandra re,
Gently visited King Victor Emmanuel
and General Cadorna, Italian Chief OF
staff. az the front. and subm TIED plans
for increased participation IN the war,
which is taken here 70 mean the dis
match Of an expeditionary corps against
the Turks.
To answer queries as TO why Italy
is not taking part in the Salonica ok
petition. the following official declara-
ton has been published in Turin:
In the sequel 20 the exchange OF
ideas on the necessity Of Fastening the
dispatch of reinfOrcements TO Serbia,
the Allies agreed u would be opportune
20 disembark az Salonlca part OF the
troops which had already been con
centratcd on the stands IN the Agean
for the purpose Of operating on the
Gallinoli Peninsula As those troops
were composed exclusively of Freneh
and British, the Italians, naturally. did
not find a place among the detaohments
disembarked At Salonica.'
Hence" comments the Milan Cor
ricre della Scra," "ltaly's absence from
Salonica to-day is forced one
GREY Replies 20 Critics.
The criticism of the Balkan policy
Of the Foreign Office. particularly those
OF the Northcliffe press. to-day drew
fire from Sir Edward Grey. Unable 10
stand 10 any longer. the Foreign Secre-
tary issued "A statement which SAID:
The time has come 10 ask how much
longer our cause is 20 be imperilled by
the unrestrained incendiarism Of tho
enemy in our midst. This is not the
moment for ignorant travesties OF the
situation. still infinitely delicate. sun
less is it the moment for the nation
20 suffer with the pacific criminal. Inc
attempts Of Lord Northcliife make any
sort OF government in this country I'M
possible unless il is government
which will take its marching order
from his disordered mind"
Generally the attack on the Foreign
Secretary has progressed no better than
that on Earl Kitchener in the spring
on the questions of munitions. Par
lament, which assemblies tomorrow,
is likely TO discuss the Balkan matter
but little more than weak fash IN the
pan is expected.
The new Greek Ministry was expect
ed 10 outline its policy to the Cham Der
of Deputies to-day, but up to late
hour tonight no word had come
through of the results Of the sitting.
The disposition of the NeniZelos party
toward the new government and its at
titude toward King Constantine are
awaited here with particular interest.
There was some question to-day as 10
whether the Greek Liberals were in a
mood TO grant the Zaimis Ministry the
vote Of confidence it must have to exist
as a government According to a Havas
dispatch from Athens they will help OBJ
tain a quorum 70 facilitate legisls-
tion, but beyond that they will refuse
10 90.
Await Action of Greeks.
The text of the declaration which
the ministry will submit to the Cham
Der was completed last night. says the
Havas correspondent, and submitted by
Premier Zaimis to King Constantine for
his signature. As the government does
not plan 10 ask the Liberal party TO
share responsibility for the policy,
fresh crisis is expected. The King has
already exhausted his constitutional
powers Of propagation. hence the Depu-
ties hold the upper hand.
The NeniZelos deputies met to-day at
the home Of the eX-Premier to deter
mine their attitude toward the Zaimis
and the outcome of this con-
ference is awaited in allied circles with
almost more interest than that of the
Deputies VI. Nenizelos is understood
TO favor giving the government
chance 10 show its hand, bus this coun
sci is not shared by some of the more
radical leaders.
Rumania is showing increasing
alarm at the activity Of Bulgaria or
her borders, according to dispatches
from Bucharest, although there is still
no sign of any willingness to depart
from her policy Of neutrality.
at is impossible for Rumania to stay
out Of the war" said Take Jonescu, ex-
RUmanian Minister of the Interior, as
quoted by the Bucharest correspondent
of the Milan "Corriere della Sierra"
". Jonescu affirmed his absolute
certainty" Of the defeat of Germany
and her allies. and continued:
Rumanian Intervention Inevitable.
81 believe moral forces are invincible.
Germany represents reaction and there
fore must be crushed. | pity the Bull
garian people, who are rushing into an
abyss.
81 shall use all my strength to induce
kumania to throw her sword into the
balance. can state that this is the
nations greatest desire"
A Havas dispatch from Bucharest,
filed October but delayed by the CEN
sor, says:
Reports from Dobrudja tell of the
concentration Of Bulgarian troops in
environments about three miles from
the Rumanian frontier. These troops
are engaged in constructing trenches,
and at one place the presence Of ar
tllery is reported.
The newspaper 'Roumania' declares
that Rumania should intervene in the
new theatre of war. and that she can
not keep her sword sheathed without
risk Of compromising her interests and
honor"