New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-21
Call on Rome to COncede
Demands of Serbia
and Greece.
BULGARIA READY
TO WAR ON TURKEY
Entente, II Is Said, Has Offered
Her Macedonian Land for
Her Assistance.

London, Aug. 90. Indications that
the storm centre in the Balkan crisis
had shifted from Nish and Athens to
Rome we're seen to-day in a bulletin
from the Italian capital saying that
prolonged meeting Of the members OF
the Cabinet was held this morning and
also this afternoon. .
This is taken to mean that the Al
lies ENJOYS in the Balkans have finally
succeeded in arranging terms OF rec
ment which will be acceptable to all
on that peninsula, but that their rat-
6cation requires some change in the
position of Italy. Rome has so far OBJ
iected to the Greek occupation OF
Southern Albania, and has opposed the
Serbian ambition 10 include the greater
mart of Dalmatia in her new boun-
DIARIES. Concessions by Italy along
these lines, it is known, would ma
terially simplify the task of the Allled
diplomats.
Greece Seeks Loan of Allies.
Further encouragement for the Al
,;os was found in a dispatch to the
Paris Temps" from Athens, when
saws that the correspondent has been
authorized by diplomats to announce
that NJ. Venizelos. the Greek Premier
is principally occupied with the posi-
bilitv of floating a Greek loan through
the assistance of the Allies. The Pre-
mier is declared to have consulted
London and Paris in this respect. Lit
Ito doubt is felt here that some ar
rangement can be made 10 satisfy the
Greek leader.
Rome. Aug. 2O.-The Entente powers,
according TO a positive statement mace
bv the Sofia correspondent OF me
"Giornale d'Italia," have offered 10
Bulgaria that part of Macedonia gwen
10 her by the Serbo- Bulgarian treaty
of 1912. with the right of immediate
occupation. The controversy over Mace
donian territory, contested by SER
bia. the cause of the second Balkan
war. will be settled after the present
war ends.
Will Recompense Serbians.
Proportionate compensation is TO he
GIVEN TO Serbia, including the city o.
Kavala and the districts of kavaia ana
Seres. with the right of immediate
occupation. e.
Bulgaria on her side renOunces for
ever 1sretensions t. Saloniki, Vodina
and Uskub. She promises to declare
war Immediately on Turkey, with the
aid of funds of the four Allies. bli,
paria. the correspondent declares, VIII
receive further territorial concessions
in Turkey. ,..o1
Serbia and Greece, it is believed
will give way under pressure by tne
Entente powers, bat negotiations Will
be heightened by the reluctance OF
the King of Greece to consent to acy
cession Of territory.
Italian-Turk Break Near.
A rupture of relations between Tur-
kew and Italy is considered imminent.
Delay on Italy's part is ascrlped "
the desire to do her utmost 70 con
serve the interests of the l2,OOO ltal-
iens who still remain in the ottoman
Empire. ,,..
Italian newspapers express the opli-
ion that an Italian declaration OF wa
AGAINST Turkey would not hasten
solution in the Dardanelles favoraDle
10 the Entente Anies, because mill
tarv EXPERTS seem TO believe that
new army on the Gallipoli Peninsula
would be superfuous.
Sofia. Bulgaria, Aug. 2o-General
Fitchef. Bulgarian Minister OF war
has resigned. on account OF !l-heaIIh'
He is succeeded by General Jecon'