Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-15
Dissolution of Chamber by King
Makes Clear that Hellenes Will
Not Join Allies in War
for While.
DREAD OF PACT WITH FOES
Confederstes Believe, However, that
Athens Is Dickering with
Teutons.
RoUMANIA IS MUCH coURTED
BULIETIN,

BERLIN, Nov. IA. - Teutonic
armies commanded by Generals Koe-
vess and Gallwitz. after sanguinary
fighting, have again thrown back the
Serbians along their whole front,
says the report issued today at the
German army headquarters. Ser
bians to the number OF 1,773 we're
taken prisoners.
ROME, Nov. 14.--Three Austrian
aeroplanes today dropped fifteen
bombs on the city of Verona. Twen-
ty-eight persons we're killed. Thirty
other inhabitants we're seriously
wounded and nineteen people were
slightly injured. One bomb alone
killed nineteen people.
LONDON, Nov. 14.-Although
London refuses to share the con-
sternation which the dissolution Of
the Greek chamber has caused in
France, no attempt is made TO mini
mize the seriousness OF the situation,
nor to ignore the fact that King
Constantine's action has put
definite quietus on all hopes of
Greek cooperation in the near
future.
The Greek kings suppression OF
the majority in the chamber, OF
which NJ. Venizelos is the leader, is
not regarded here as a definite step
toward fulfilling a secret compact
with the central powers. On the
other hand, the present situation
makes 1t obvious that whatever
kindly intentions Greece entertains
toward the entente powers they must
await the new elections. which are
more than month off. for fulfill
ment.
KItchener's Mission.
The report that Lord Kitchener. secre-
tary for war, has been sent on a mission
to King Constantine. 20 whom he will
offer new proposals. shas received, no
confirmation. but the coincidence OF his
departure with the kings resolution TO
dissolve the chamber makes the sup
position plausible. The report also gains
interest from the announcement from
several sources that an Austro-German
mission has already arrived at Athens
TO formulate definite understanding
between Greece and the central powers
At the same time. the Roumanian king
- ha
both belligerents. but the position OF
Greece and Roumania, despite diplomatic
pressure. Is still unmodified.
VeIIes Surrounded.
Beyond the German announcements OF
the passes and heights OF Jastrebac.
Serbian drive of the Austro- Germans
there has been no recent achievement on
either side in the Serbian campaign.
French cavalry patrols are reported to
have surrounded Veles, but the Bull
garians still hold the town.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's cam
palgn in the Riga-Dvinsk region appears
to have definitely ended and the counter
movement under General Ruszky is gain
ing way.
Make Demands of Greece,
An Athens dispatch dated November T.
to Reuters Telegram company. says;
''The British. French and Russian
ministers today interviewed the premier
and demanded that Greece define the
attitude It would observe I'm the event of
the allied forces seeking refuge in Greek
territory In case Of a reverse in Serbian
Macedonia. They insisted that no dis.
tinction be made between the Anglo
French and their Serbian allies.
THE Greek reply is not known. but in
view Of the good will evident on both
sides, the conviction prevails that a
satisfactory solution will be reached"