New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-23

war" said D. G. Rhalhs. the Greek
Minister Of Justice and guiding spirit
~ the Cabinet OF VI. Skouloudis. IN an
interview last Thursday with The
Daily Nails" correspondent at Athens.
"The British government and tfe
british press" continued ". Rhallis,
are taking disgraceful and infamous
attitude toward Us. You are starving
us Only to-day two more wheat yes
sells have been stopped by YOU, I'll.
"Your government has piled lauiI
on fault and delay on delay and now
when YOU have only few Thousand
troops TO help US, you want US 70 sue,
cor Won No English soldiers have shed
their blood in Serbia scarcely an Ing
lish rife has been tired. -,
eve do not wish 20 be another pei
yium or another Serbia. We love ser
bia. but before attempting 70 rescue
a drowning friend one should be sure
his effort is not merely useless sac
rifce.' ,,,.
Regarding the attitude Of Greece IN
case The Allies should be forced over
the frontier. NJ Rhallis said:
"Certainly no attempt would De maoe
20 disarm them. They can dig trenches
and defend themselves Il they WISE
W. viii even 90 to the extent Of estao-
fishing a Gordon 10 safeguard tnelr
.cTbe Daily Mails" correspondent
saws he believes the attitude OF VI:
Rhalhs reflects that Of a majority o.
the Greek people, who are unanimous
I'm their desire for peace.
From the most ragged ooa.inaI "
the King himself" the correspondent
remarks. "the whole of the creek PEG
Die get up in the morning WIN 'ne
prayer on their lips, let there DC H0
war to-day. ,.. ,orc,+ \ ;lv
The altitude Of the Greek King, VINO
h declares, is not pro-German' al
though decidedly under the lnnueh'e
OF the Queen. c,, ,,
"Cne King does not love Germany
saws the correspondent. he oHeryu
20 ioin the Allies last April, on condi-
tion that the Dardsnelles project De
abandoned and an advance be mace
trTo,igh Thrace. Since that date the
kim has gained implicit belief in Ger
man proves.
Cannot Beat Germany.
Ole said a few days ago, They can
40, heat Germany. They will never
CONNER her They tell me that am
betoeep the devil and the deep sea ana
,bst ! night as well throw In my ioI
,ritb .he Allies. whose pressure can De
immediate But France and England
whatever happens, will never be severe
,,;tL INV country, while Germany Will
h. ,uniocable Ii is my duty TO save
INV country from the horrors OF Bel
ts.rn '"
the action Of the Central Powers IN
e,,cb a case is still problematic Der
lin has threatened 20 follow retreatihg
rorces INTO Greece if Athens gives
nIedoe of harbor. Greece can arrow
The Allies and the Serbs TO talI oAch
across her border, but she may tnen
ask them to quit the country 10 HiIow
them TO reorganize and TO prepare loi
a new attack against the Ieutohs anu
Rulgarians. shut out from interference
will hardly be tolerated by Germany.
Between the two threats Gree1e
stil wavering. and Rumania fnds her-
e(if Il, much the same position. Both
tie Allies and the Centrei Powers are
bringing pressure 10 bear on Bucnafest.
po~itu. Rome reports say. Is ASKING
PYmania TO preserve her neutrality,
and AZ the same time IS offering her
certain concessions if she Will inter
vene i'm the war on the side OF the
Central Powers
Russians Are Factor.
Iondon believes that Bucharest will
rot adopt this second alternative.
strong Russian army IS concentrated IN
Ressarabia. and presents menace
which the Rumanians can hardly over
Loo. The chances that Bucharest VIII
declare for the Allies do not seem very
.7aomising at this time. but union
y,th ;he Central Powers seems just as
- Tonchef. the Bulgarian Finance
Minister. who has been in Berlin seek
ing loan. said yesterday that the
mats Of Serbia which would be kept
permanently by Bulgaria include Nlsh
and MOnastir. The minister added mat
.hc effor: of the Entente Powers TO m
crru1t thc communication of the Cen
raj Powers with Constantinop.e was
forcdoomed to failure. Greece, ne SAID,
would persist in her policy OF neu-
.rality. as would also Rumania;
Meanwhile the allied blockade OF
Greek ports-a purely coerclVe meas
IRE continues. Italy is reported 10
have Joined the British and French
sbiDs in the search for Greek vessels.
Salonica dispatches say that the In
ente has decided TO carry out the
blockade 70 the extent of establishing
war zone around Greece and cutting
oil al supplies.
From Athens continue to come re-
ports OF uprisings against the dynasty
and Of threats to dethrone King Con-
stantine unless he yields TO the allied
demands.
King Constantine cannot be over
4 60 m O.
rocco or Madagascar" says the Echo
do Bulgarie." King Constantine reigns
nv the will of the Greek people, by
whom he is loved"
This newspaper says that II would
be wise for the French 20 retreat I'M
mediately from Macedonia, as the Bull
garians will soon overcome Serbian re-
sistance. and then. with their allies,
win crush the French if they remain.