New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Chamber Not Yet Dis
solved-Both Sides Seek
Compromise.
BULGARIA SEEKS
TO DISARM DISTRUST
Promises Germany Not to In
wade Southern Serbia, to
Quiet Greece.
IBy Cable 10 Ths Tribune. J

London, Nov. l0.-The announcement
that England, France and Russia had
advanced SO ,0OO, 900 to Greece, coupled
with Premier Skouloudis's formal
declaration Of benevolent neutrality
toward the Allies, has done much
toward alleviating the uneasiness that
has been growing here since the down
fall of the Zaimis Cabinet.
This definite act Is taken as proof
that, despite Baron Won Schenk's propa-
ganda and Queen Sophie's influence
the Greek government is still in close
accord with the Entente.
In fact, it Is hoped that this fresh
show of Allied confidence will do more
than any offer Of territory or other in
ducements to change Grsece's passive
attitude into one Of active alliance.
The fate Of the Chamber, however
which late Athens dispatches last night
said was to be dissolved, still hinders
such a complete acceptance Of the sit
uation. For. II the Greek government
had reached an agreement with the
Entente, II Is pointed out, there would
be no cause of friction with the Parlia-
ment; on the contrary, Venizelos and
the Ministry could work together IN
the closest harmony.
Thus the conflicting reports from
Athens indicate that there has been
another change In the situation. Whiie
some advices state that dissolution Is
imminent and that the decree has al
ready been drawn up for PRONUNCIATION
others assert that ex-Premier Venizelos
has again indicated his willingness "a
support the ministry In order to avoic
a. political contest under the presen'
disturbed conditions.
That dissolution decree prooaoly
has been prepared, but largely as a
bluff to enable the new Cabinet to carry
its point, Is the view held here in many
quarters. Such threats have been ef-
fective before, and II is not at all I'M
likely that Premier Skouloudis may
have borrowed this device, familiar IN
other parliamentary countries, for use
in Greece. :,
Germany is still striving to allay
Greek dstrust Of Bulgaria, and the
Greek government organ "kairos' To-
day publishes an outline OF an agree
ment said to have been concluded be-
tween Bulgaria and Germany.
Bulgaria has agreed, according "a
this outline, not TO advance beyond the
Dorian Guevaeli line, in Southeastern
Serbia, nor to enter Monastir, In South
western Serbia, so that no opportunity
for offence will be given to Greece. In
case 1t is found necessary to operate
about the latter point Germany VIII
undertake the responsibility. :,
When the remaining part OF Serbian
Macedonia has been occupied, Bulgaris
is to demobilize, while Germany agrees
TO guarantee the safety OF her con
quests.
These terms have been displayed
conspicuously by the pro German pres;
In Athens, as a part OF the general
propaganda that has sprung into new
life with the coming Of the Skouloudi'
Ministry. All the old activity which
gradually died down when Zaimis
could not be influenced, Is again -four
ishing. much of it apparently with OF
fetal countenance.
A rumor from Amsterdam says that
arrangements have been made for 6
meeting Of the Kings of Rumania
Greece and Bulgaria at Bucharest. Nc
confirmation of this report has been
received here, but il is regarded a:
most unlikely.
Not only are the interests of Greece
and Bulgaria in too close conflict over
Macedonia, but even less love Is lost
between the Bulgars and Rumanians
whom King Ferdinand accuses Of hav
ing robbed Bulgaria Of the fruits OF
the first Balkan war.