New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-14
Heavy Mobilization Said
to Have Been Ordered
by Bucharest.
BULGAR PEOPLE
DEMAND HEARING
Fear Government Will Join the
TeutOnic AllieS-Reseryes
Called TO ColOrs.

Athens, Sept. st is reported In
diplomatic circles here that there has
been heavy mobilization Of Rumanian
troops, including several regiments OF
cavalry, TO face an unexpected concen-
tration of AuStrians. which is directed
presumably against Rumania.
Railroad traffic in Northwestern
Rumania is declared 20 have been sus-
pended in favor of the troop move
ments All horses have been requisi-
toned. The second series Of reserves
are now with the colors
Ii is asserted that the Austro German
explanation is that the concentration
is directed toward the suppression OF
espionage in Pennsylvania, but that
this statement is not taken seriously
The statement was made in govern
ment circles here to-day That the rea-
son urged by Greece why the Monastir
district of southern serbia should not
be coded to Bulgaria because Greece
and Serbia desire 20 have common
border was not the real reason for
Greece's attitude, owing TO the fact
that 10 strategic elements would be in
volved by such cession.
The real object. it was asserted, was
an understanding between Greece and
Serbia that they should prevent con
tact between Bulgaria and Albania and
make Albania the common prey OF
Greece and Serbia. II Albania were
allowed contact with Bulgaria, it was
added, Sofia would. in the interest OF
her national principle, work for the
independence of Albania, which would
be distasteful to Greece and Serbia.
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dictate that decision for the Entente
or the central powers is imminent;
Bulgarian reservists IN italy have
been recalled TO the colors. This step
following Sofas active preparations for
war. indicates that the possibility OF
Bulgaria entering the European struB-
gle has become greater
The Bulgarian government has called
TO the colors the Macedonian Legion Tor
training period Of forty-fiye days. The
training will begin September II.
At the same time the mass OF the
people fears that the government will
declare for the Teutonic allies. This
feeling has been increased by the re
cent statement issued by the Cabinet
that union with the central powers
might become advisable.
An urgent appeal TO the nation mas
been issued by a group of Bulgarian
men Of note to support the Opposition
demand for convocation of the Bull
parian Parliament, with view to pre-
venting action contrary TO the coun-
try's centuries-old traditions"
Premier Radoslavoff continues in
touch with the ministers of the En-
tente Powers He has informed them
that Bulgaria has assumed no political
obligations with Turkey or the central
powers rs a result of the cession by
Turkey Of territory to Bulgaria.
Denial is given here to the report
that the ministers Of the Entent.
powers have made new proposals TO
bulgaria. It is stated that the En-
tente governments are still working
with Serbia with the purpose OF OBJ
tanning from her a satisfactory answer
to their demands that Serbia cede 70
bulgaria the territory desired by the
latter country.
The German military attache here
Major Won der Goltz, is leaving his
post. He will be replaced by General
Won Lossow. who formerly was at
Tackled TO the legation.