Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-22

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Greece"
ROME, Nov 21.-Reports that
Monastir has fallen persist In circles
here close to Balkan affairs, but Of
fetal confirmation is lacking.
Albanian Troops Concentrate.
BERLIN (Via London) Nov. 21.-
A Constantinople dispatch to the
Berliner zeitung reports that Al
bantam troops have been concentrated
along the Serbian border TO hold
back the Serbians in their retreat.
The diplomatic corps in Serbia
are reported TO be Withdrawing to
scutari. as the way to Monastir is
cut off.
VIII Disarm serbs.
FRANKFORT Via London), Nov.
20.-An Athens dispatch to the
Frankfurter zeitung says the Greek
minister OF state has informed the
chiefs of the foreign legations that
Greece. in order TO maintain it's neu-
tTality, has decided to disarm and
imprison in concentration camps all
Serbian troops who may retreat into
Greek territory.
Greece must prevent the war from
spreading to it's soil. the minister is
quoted as declaring.
Greece Must Decide.
tary situation in Serbia. which appears
to make Serbian retreat into Greek
territory almost Inevitable. will, the be-
lief Ia confidently expressed here. force
Greece within twenty-four hours to aban-
don the ambiguous attitude which has beer
a cause Of uneasiness both to the triple
entente and the central powers and de
clare some definite. Ineligible policy
Such policy even II II is adverse TO the
entente allies, will. at least, be welcomed
here as an end 10 the torturing uncer-
tainty OF the last month.
Some comfort is derived here from the
optimistic tone OF dispatches from Athens
which. since the arrival OF Denys Cochin
the French cabinet minister. who went
20 Greece on n special mission, report
that public opinion is running strongly
for the entente allies.
Little Hope of Greek Aid.
But since II Is n well known fact that
King constantines choice waits upon the
outcome OF military events. which at
present would hardly progresses him in
favor of the entente allies. there lie nc
real expectation In London that Greek as
sistance will be forthcoming.
II IL already announced from German
sources that the Greek government has
informed the foreign diplomats that, in
order 20 maintain neutrality. II will dis
arm and intern all Serbian troops which
may retreat into Greek territory. It also
il stated In German newspapers that Al
bantam troops are trying to bar the other
road OF retreat by concentrating on the
Serbian border.
The Bnlgarians' success at Katchanik
Pass, Tetovo and Budana Pass have now
been confirmed and Kussovino plateau,
where the Serbians expected to make a
last desperate resistance, IL now appar-
entity open TO the invaders
The fall OF Monastir has not been con-
firmed, and. according TO latest informa-
ton, theN Serbian army 10 advancing
thence 20 meet the Buigarians. but en-
dangered as Il Is from three different
quarters-Babuna Pass. Brod and Kruzvo
there II slight possibility OF its holding
out In case the Bulgarlans make a real
attempt TO take II.
The Austro-German armies are now on
the borders of Novipazar and are APP
preaching Pristlna. Thus Old Serbia, az
Il existed before the last two Balkan
wars. Is completely overrGn by hostile
| forces.