New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-11

y IN making unsuccessful attacks on
the lower Drins. The enemy has been
thrown back on an island he occu-
pied before opening operations.
German u-Boats in Black Sea.
German submarines have been trans
ported 70 Bulgaria and bases for them
established st Varna and Burgas, the
&principal Bulgarian ports on the Black
Sea, kilograms from Sebastopoi an
Nnounce tonight The Russian War
Nfhce reported yesterday that destroy
hrs had driven of submarines ap-
trosehing the Crimean coast. II is as
burned here that they were German
vessels operating from these bases.
A large number Of German and AUS
trian aeroplanes are reported TO nave
crossed Serbian territory in the diree-
ton Of Bulgaria. -,
bulgaria has turned over her diplo-
matte interests in the capitals OF the
Allies 70 the Swedish ministers, II j.
snnounced tonight. In Serbia. where
relations were broken of before ar
rangements could be made, Bulgaria
will not be represented.
The Bulgarian Minister 10 LONDON, =
uadU Mischief. has been named ioT the
new legation which the Duteh So'e I'm
mont has consented 20 recognize az Inc
Hague. says Sofa dispatch.
Renewed pressure IL being put on the
Greek government by the Allies TOT
Jefrition Of its policy regarding the
ccrbo.Grecian alliance. The Entente
Powers refuse 20 be content with pc
uevolent neutrality, sucn as mas o'e.
assured them, but are insisting on al
ont and out stand by the new mlhlstl!'
The Cabinet deliberated the queSIUn .
AZ great length yesterday ana TO-DAY
brt las not vet reached an agreement
Pressure Put On Greece.
4 new turn is expected TO be given
.g@irs as IL was learned to-day that
no representatives OF the Entente
Powers have submitted proof 10 greece
81 81 Rulgar- German agreement REGARD
ing Grecian Macedonia.
According 10 an authoritative source
this agreement. which was slgneo Oh
july II by Prince Hohenlohe, Langeh-
iure. then acting German Ambassador
40 Turkey. provides for the ceSsioh 10
Inlcaria Of Serbian and Grecian Mace
Gorfa. including the Greek ports or "a
ionica and KavAla; of Ksstoria. in
Northern Greece. near the Albanian
border. and of all Of Albania.
From various sources the signing OF
.bis secret treaty is confirmed. The
,ev+ ~ II according 20 the Reuter- cor
RESPONDENT 81 Athens, was hnnded pE
tho British Minister TO NJ. Zaimis the
6,r he assumed the Premiership.
Vcni1elos adh.rcnts are reported as
iubilant over the trump card the treaty
has nut I'm their hands. and IN Athehs
the prediction is made that WITHIN
month the former Premier will be re-
turned 20 mower. Sufficient votes will
be Given to the government 20 insure a
minimum majority. TO see what It's pol
lev with regard 20 the treaty will be.
1.-THE treaty" says the Reuter- CORE
spondent at Athens, will be the sub
jeet Of grave debate In the Parliament
on Monday, when the new government
will announce its programme ana ask
for a vote OF confidence
May Blockade Greek Ports.
Unless the Ministry returns TO the
course adopted by Premier Nenizelos,
a neutral diplomat in Athens reports
70 his government. the Allies plan to
blockade the ports Of Greece. inns
will be done not merely as protest
against the policy Of the government,
but 10 break up the trade IN contra
band which has been proceeding from
the ports 10 the Turks st the Darda-
nelles.
Increasing confidence is expressed
both here and in Paris as to the ulti-
mate outcome Of the operations in the
Balkans In diplomatic and official
quarters the view is that they may
,imost have a decisive significance.
The Austro- German drive to the
southeast is regarded as sequel to
the French successes in the Cham
parne and the manner IN which the