The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-19
Following Hostile Stand Of Ger.
many, Bucharest Cabinet Con-
siders and Announces Nation
Must Continue To Be Neutral
BIG ARMY OF ITALIANS
LANDED FOR BALKAN AID
feutonic Invasion In Southeast
Sweeps All In Front Of It. Ber-
lin Says, But Britain Asserts
Its Small A"y Is Holding

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Y ONION, October 10 Rumania
after balancing on the brink of
- war for weeks has capitulated to
Germany and will remain neutral. Thus
Germany has won another diplomatic
victory in the Balkans, saving herself
the opposition in the war of another
nation, and Britain faces the prospect
of receiving no aid from Rumania amt
loses source popularity counted upon
for assistance in Serbia to stem the
tide of the TeutOnic advance.
From Bucharest dispatches say the
Rumanian cabinet has reviewed the sit
uation following Germany's sharp ne.
tion in suspending Rumanian mail
service and holding up food shipments
20 the capital, and announced yester-
day that it must declare the nation in
favor of a continued maintenance OF
neutrality. 1855.
Greece win Not Help .u
Added to this came equally depress,
ing news from Athens. In a note 10
the powers the Grecian government
yesterday formally announced her de.
cision not to enter the war in behalf
of Serbia, at least not at the present.
Greece maintains she is not bound by
the Balkan treaty to aid Serbia, as the
Balkan situation has assumed conn
plexion not Anticipated and not cover
ed by the convention. g. ~
London again felt gloom settle down
upon 1t with the receipt of this latest
news on the Balkan situation, but re;
ceived a glimmer of hope from Paris.
There it was published in the newsps-
pers that Italy has sent 10000 loops
la. Al. n,l A.. - L. -
Landing Place Secret cr.N r.. Il:
The, Italian government, the. reports
say, refuses TO divhlge where tho
troops have been landed, but hints that
their presence at the Serbian front will
have decided effect on the whole cam
paign. .4 =.
Reports on the Serbian front say the
fighting continues to be saRguinarv.
The situation mas assumed snch a.criti.
cal state that the capital hes been
moved from Nish to Mitrovitz all Of
= the governmental archives having been
taken to the latter place yesterday.
This report comes from Milan. q.
Reports Are Conflicting
Reports from Teutonic sources say
the Serbs are being forced back along
their entire front, but reports IRON
British sources say the Serbiahs are
still clinging desperately to the heights
above Belgrade. The Germans, how
ever, make specific claims in rcSar.l to
! rogress They declare ia an official
despatch from Berlin tina, the rs
, uo,German forces have captured ! ora.
' revac and elsewhere along the front
have driven back the Serbians.
The Teutons are losing heavily re-
gardess of whether or not they are
pushing their invasion farther. Accord
ing to reports from the Serbian army
o headquarters at Nish the Austro-Ger
man losses 80 far are 10000 killed ant
Il 10000 wounded.
n The Serbians are counting on the ~
, ri, al soon of the allied expedition
IL which landed at Salonika. They ek
ppct to be reinforced by the advnnc,
n guard of the expedition in few day
p and for that reason are spariRg moth
is ing in men or ammunition to retaiT
nj as much territory as possible, feelips
!, that their allies will enable them TO AL
!, minister a definite check to the Teu
, tons. ~
Bnlgars Press Attack
, The Bulgarians continue to press thei
VI attack, but no gains were made b,
q them yesterday, according to report
, we're, the Serbs holding firm. Y,
!, 1t is reported from Bucharest tina
: Bulgaria has been well prepared I,
resist attacks by the Russian feet il
tho Black Sea. The presence of Ger
man submarines at Varna has been con
N irmed, the despatch says. g..