Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-08
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London. Nov. G0:15 p. m.)-The
poltieal crisis in Greece, which has
c.oudcd the Balkans has been finally
overcome. NJ. Skouloudis having ac-
repted and performed the task Of or
gsnzing a cabinet. which being COM
posed Of an the members Of the Zai-
mis- government, with the exception Of
the ex-premier himself will carry on
The former governments policy Of
maintaining neutrality.
The cabinet is at the mercy of the
Venizeos majority in the chamber
but the impression is that no attempt
win be made TO turn it out, thus
avoiding dissolution of parliament and
a consequent election, the result of
which could not be predicted while
the army remains modified
Allies Are Hopeful.
While the allies now have little
hope of Greece aiding them in the
defense Of Serbia, the belief is still
held here that it is not too late to
turn the tables ON the invaders The
departure for the east Of Lord Kitch-
mer after conferences in Paris with
Premier BRAND, General Gallieni,
the war minister and General Jof-
ire. the commander-in-chi of the
field forces, has given confidence that
the campaign is to be carried on en-
ergetically by the man who knows the
east better than almost anyone else.
Adyices from Salonil and other
points show that much larger forces
than were thought to be near the
scene are being landed at Saloniki and
are proceeding to points where it is
believed they can do the most good.
Big Forces at Saloniki.
Troop trains are continually leav-
ing saloniki but SO much secrecy is
being maintained it is impossible to
compute the number of men
one report says an Italian Anglo
army has landed at Nalona (Avlona)
on The Adriatic, with the purpose OF
crossing Albania. The Russians still
are concentrating in Bessarabia to be
prepared 70 make q descent on Bull
CARA from the east.
Meanwhile, in northern and eastern
serbia and on the Montenegrln trun-
asl' Olg battles are in progress The
AuS'ro'Gcrmans claim to Dc adj
'anelng all along the line and to have
,eaehed the Morava river, which has
'sen crossed at some points In their
ae'"lee' they are picking up prison
Us guns and war material.
M0ntenegrlns ViCtOrs.
me Montenegrins, like their Ser
9'ah allies are fighting stubbornly in
as'ellse Of their country and report
'a' .uey have repulsed an attempt by
as Austrians TO cross their border
r moui herzegovina and captured four
49, quantity Of supplies and a few
ee" They also claim success over
-, ae AuSIrians in the Sanjak (Novipa-
~ g. Where they captured four more
''u guns and several hundred men.
oo. ~ ,ne south the French are re-
,,a to be over the Bulgarian from
villages ''' '"Ne" seFeI"'
Lots OF Fighting Yet.
ean,. "0u'd appear therefore, that the
ma' udl powers, who have obtained
IN uiual objective-the opening OF
= road to Sofia and Constantinople
tben eve "a lot Of fighting ahead of
NJ. serbia is to be overwhelmed
r. y weather. which has turned win
sian "aS not interfeFed with the Rus
fran, ',asnSlVe along the eastern
tbe,. me Russians have extended
Rira attacks to the district west of
Divine, lhenee to the south Of
man. a They are keeping the Ger
nil ny u the move and the latter adj
Ton NJ 'a' m the region OF Lake SVEN
lines russians penetrated their
MI. gs' battles continue .,tnonn,
proere, sue Is making any material
taksn ',s The Russians claim 10 have
across n s,0OO prisoners by A thrust
declsr. we Stripa, while the Germans
Tho 1, 10y nave captured 5000.
siye Italians continue their often
fsh, ou' or the western front he
nent1 's'S only OF local engage