The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-11-30
While Teutons Fear Former
State VIII Side With Russia
IN Balkans EmbrogIio, En-
tente Powers Distrust Athens
NORTHERN SERBo ARMY
DRIVEN ACROSS LINE
Remnant Of Splendid Fighting
Machine Crosses the Mon
tenegrin and Albanian From
tiers, Where It Is Still Fighting
CAs.Ooia,.d Pres, BY red.r.I wlrslo,.)

CAsSOciatsd Press by FedsraI wirslessJ
T ONION, November, 2a.-The Ger
man anxiety over the probable &C.
Stion of Rumania, which appears
certain now to side actively with Rus.
STA, Is matched by the reawak ening
British anxiety over the probable ac.
tions Of Greece, the note outlining the
attitude expected by the Allies, for
which an immediate reply was request.
ed, being as yet unanswered
Repeated pressure yesterday elected
the information that the Allies may ex-
pect to receive their reply not later
than this evening.
This joint note, according to unoffi.
cial information, demands guarantees
Of safety for whatever troops the Allies
may place in Greece, either at sea.
ports or from Serbia; demands railroad
facilities for the prompt transportation
OF troops; demands the withdrawal of
the Greek forces mobilized at Solonika,
and demands that Greece police Greek
waters against the presence of German
submarines. The reply of Greece is
awaited with unconcealed anxiety.
Germany Presses Bucharest .,
Germany is exerting pressure at
Bucharest to secure a further announce
ment Of RumaniaB neutrality, but ap.
parently has no expectation of secur.
ing any favorable action. According
to a Bucharest despatch to the Times,
German officers are everywhere along
the northern Bulgarian border, in full
charge of the preparations hurriedly
under way TO defend Bulgaria from
invasion The Germans are also watch.
ing closely the movements of the Ru.
mahian armies and It is stideh that
thnir expectation is that they will have
to meet both Russians and Rumanians
when the clash comes.
Most of the remainder of the North.
ern Serbian army has now crossed the
MontenegriR and Albanian frontiers,
where they are being aided by Mon
tenegrin troops in keeping up a stern
rear guard resistance to the pursuing
Bnlgars and Austr 70 G ermans. Supplies
from the Adrialre are now reaching the
Serbians, who la some places have
turned and resumed their offensive.
Bulgarians Halt Advance
The Bulgarians have halted their ad.
vance against MOrastir and no explana.
tion is forthcoming. The threat against
their northern border is reported to
have made them unwilling to advance
any further west, while they disagree
with the plans advanced BY the Aus
tro-Germans that the campaign In
Serbia shOnld not cease until all the
Serbians, French and British had been
driven beyond the Serbian borders.
The Bulgarians, smarting under a Sc
ries Of defeats in the south, are said
to have declared this task too diff
cult one to attempt, with Russia pre-
J airing to descend upon them from the
rear.
Winter in the balkans is setting in
early and the indications are that it
will be a severe one. Saturday snow
fell in SalOnika, for the first time in
eight years. indicating that the depth
Of snow in the mountains must already
be great.
The storms have helped the Allies,
giving them an uninterrupted chance to
consolidate and strengthen their posi-
tiOns, while it has held up the opera.
lions of the Bulgars and Austro, Ger
mans in the VarClaT Valley completely.