New-York tribune., 1915-11-26
Japan Sends Guns to
Odessa for Balkan
Campaign.
GREEK CRISIS
is NOW PAST
Athens Notifies Allies of
ASSent-BaSe Planned
at SalOniCa.
lBy Cable to The Trihune.)

London, Nov. 26.--The Gar has
promised the appearance of Russian
ttcops in Bulgaria within week.
The pledge was given, says a Salon.
lea dispatch to "The Daily Tele-
graph in a personal telegram to
the Serbian Premier. The Italian
government, according 10 this dis
patch. has also promised TO send an
expeditionary force OF forty thou
sand men.
Russia is now prepared to send
large force into Bulgaria. Reni,
lying on the Danube. close to
the Rumanian frontier, has been
converted into huge military camp.
The harbor is full Of boats. contain
ing completely equipped troops, and
these barges can be towed to any
spot at moments notice.
This report comes in a Rotterdam
dispatch to The Daily News" and
emanates from a semi-ofiicial Ger
man source. Coupled with the facts
that the Gar has concentrated
large army on the Rumanian from
tier and that new offensive in Cali
cia has been launched by the Rus
, SLAMS, il seems TO point beyond doubt
that Russia is about to send her
promised aid into the Balkans.
The news of the mobilization at
Reni becomes particularly important
in view OF the announcement from
the same German source that all
traffic between Reni and Galatz, in
Rumania, has been suspended. II Il
Russian force is to be sent into Bull
garia. il can march through Ruma-
ria or pass in barges down the Ru-
rlanian Danube. Galatz is along the
latter course.
Greek Question Settled.
With the thorny question OF
Greece out Of the way official an
nouncement was made at Athens yes
terday that the a llied demands had
been granted-interest now centre5
or the attitude of Rumania and the
Intervention of Russia. 1t is now
well established that Russia has
r'assed a great army near the Ru-
nlanian frontier.
Moreover, reports received at Co
renhagen from Berlin state that
great consignments of heavy Japan
csc guns are arriving daily at Odes-
sa, on the Black Sea coast of Russia
From these dispatches it is inferred
that Russian cooperation in the Bal
kan campaign is to begin soon and
that all the preliminary moves have
already been made. The concentra-
ton at REM and the preparation oil
supplies at Odessa both confirm tfis'
Much interest attaches to the attI-
tude Of Bucharest. There have come
rumors that Rumania has already
reached an agreement with Russia
+, allow the passage of the Cars
forces through Rumanian territory,
as the Greeks have agreed to allow
tine Allies to cross Greek soil. This
ia suggested in Premier Bratiano's
statement that the relations OF Rus
sia and Rumania "are better than
ever before"
Bucharest Must Act.
Whether Rumania will intervene
in the war on the side of the Allies
O.. content herself with benevolent
neutrality and assent to the passage
OF Russian troops is still problem
atic. The view is expressed in many
Quarters here that actual interven-
ton against the Teutons can be safe
" counted on from Rumania. In
support of this view Take Jonescu's
statement is put forward. All signs
row point to a speedy decision by
Bucharest.
The Greek situation has been COM
pletely solved. Official announcement
was made at Athens yesterday that the
reply to the collective note Of the En-
tente ministers had been delivered to
them. The statement says:
"The reply is couched'in very friend
ly terms and gives satisfaction OF the
demands Of the Entente Powers snd
all guarantees considered essential
Cordial Relations Exist.
With this reply cordial relations be-
tween Greece and the Entente Powers
have been established. The Greek gov