New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-22

Anglo French rsinforcementS can De
landed al Salonioa within the present
week and drafted 90 the front BY the
middle 81 next week.
London Looks TO Athens.
London Is watching deve.o 1cuts In
Athens with the greatest interest me
DAILY Chronicle" says:
"TLe mass Of the Greek nation Is
no, behind N. ZBimis, but behind ".
Ven!1oios. and in order that its VI"
NAV prevail over German influence IN
tieh places al Athens the Allies must
CIV. tangible evidence OF Two things
fh.lr good will toward Heuenism ano
their power. As proof OF good VII
they hSve offered Cyprus.
"Tho oRer "a q notable one, not only
because Of its magnitude. but because
We are Offering something already IN
our hands 10 give. and # the Greek
nation allows The zsimis government
10 reject 70 the world viii have TO re
Wis. is views Of the seriousness OF
Hellenic aspirations.
The Evening Standard" saysi
1--WE object 20 brides. especially use
less brides. and unguestonaoly me
offer OF Cyprus IA q brbe. Inc only
thing which distinguishes u from Ger
man brides II that Germany oferS
other peoples territory and we our
own -.
"If the Greek government cooliy
refuses 70 carry out its bargain with
corh.r Row can we be sure 10 will
carty ont another7 What new engae-
rents can bind statesmen who have
,1sf sshorored their written under
.aking9 T. perfdy Of this Kind 70 be
rewarded by gifts OF British terri
tory ."
Greece Must Now Act.
A prolonged meeting Of the Greek
cabinet late Tuesday night after
which TO communication was issued 70
me press. is being generally com
rnenteA on By the Athens newspapers,
SAWS an Athens dispatch OF the Havas
News Agency. The message adds;
1T IS reported this Wednesday,
evening that new propositions have
beer made by the Quadrup.e Entente
10 induce Greece to depart from her
neutrality. The newspaper Ethnos'
saws irnrortart concessions have been
altered BY the Entente powers, to-
gethor with powerful military support
II Greece viii Join the Allies. The i'm
portant Journal, 'Hestia, says that the
Entente allies offers would extend
Creece's frontiers nearly 20 Constant
noplc. ard that the offers also include
the island OF Cyprus and territory IN
Asia Minor.
"The rapid succession OF events in
the Balkans renders the political
situation critical. and i IS the general
opinion that the moment seems TO have
arrived FOR Greece 20 take the hn&l oe-
cision regarding her future action;
Premier ZaImis has had several IN
tervlevs with the Entente ministers AZ
Athens IN the last two days"
SERBIAN OFFICIAL.
The communication issued By the
Serbian War Ofice says;
The situation grows more and more
serious. The resistance OF The SER
bian troops .s desperate and heroic
but the strong pressure OF the aus
trians and Germans from the north
and Of masses Of Bulgarians from
the east is menseing seriously ne
Serbian army, which IS now cut OIL I
from SSlonics The arrival OF Alllea
troops is awaited anxiously.
The Serbians In the north hold the /
Rakhanatz -Alexsnderovatz- Daihgo'o- /
bowl and the Asagna-Kosmai lines 4
and the right bank Of the kolonbazs. /
on tho eastern front they ao!d the I
Zaiotohsvi Koietzovatz -Pirot Was /
sina line, but tho Bulgarians have F.
taken the towns Of Vrsnts and .
Volosso, cutting the line 20 Salonica /.
in two places.
GERMAN OFFICIAL.
The official statement given out at
Berlin says:
on the entire front the allied |
troops are slowly pursuing the re
treating enemy The Serbians have /
been driven in a southerly direction. I.
out Of their strongly fortified posi-
tions south and east Of Ripanj. Our /
advance Guards have reached tho T.
Ctepoicvac-T o. kovac- Baba line. West
OF the Morava German troops are I
pushing forward by way Of Selevac. /
Bulgarian troops are fighting at
Negotin. Further south they have /
reached the Zajecsr-Knjazevac high /
ed.
BULGARIAN OFFICIAL.
The War Office at Sofa gave out
this statement:
Our troops. advancing step by step
iu The Timok Valley, are now before
Negotin. from which the Serbisns, /
sfter they were defeated. fed in
panic. leaving in our hands one Off |
Ger and fifty men prisoners. One
officer and $50 men were killed.
Near Prot our troops after a stub
born battle. took possession on Nid-
lie PlaninR, Of the kolivabe Towers,
which are very important strategical
points
Round about Nrsnya our troops
are strongly established, having
cleared the valley of the Morava
FOR distance Of twenty-one kilo-
metres about thirteen miles, to the
north and northeast. Our booty st
Vranya has not yet been determined.
but Il is known 20 comprise two
million cartridges for Berdsn rifles
and million francs 5000. 000)
10TH ~ foberco IN tho station ~