Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
PARTICIPATION Of ITALY
IN BALKANS IS EXPECTED
Rome Government Likely Soon to
Send Troops to Aid OF
ScPbinns.
ARRANGEMENTS UNDER WAY
Iiulcm Agitation for Intervention in
War 4on Side of Entente Allies
Being Carried On in Roun,nnin, but
Officials Are Utterly irresponsible.

Special Gable to The Times Dispa CHI. ]
LONDON october oS.--rhc early
participation Of Italy I'm the balkans Is
forecast in dispatches received here to-
light from Rome.
Hope that Roumania. too. will soon
AXE zap arms in favor Of the quad
'uple entente is being abandoned, fol-
owing tho receipt from Bucharest OF
IN Official statement denying the dec
aration OF NJ Filipcsco. III" political
icader, that the Roumanian army in
lue time will draw the sword against
Germany. But. OH tho other hand. fear
that Greece had lent an ear 10 Ger
man Representations that she resent by
'orCc the landing OF allied troops at
Snioniki was hissipatcd NV he aSsur-
ances OF !htnos Romanos, Crock minis
ter at Paris, to the Frcuch rovcvumcn:
that the reports that Greece would de-
mnnd the withdrawal OF the allied
forces were unwarrantVd.
The speculation as 10 tho attitude Of
Greece had been prompted by mes
SnEcs received here from Athens. one
of which said:
Greece has replied to The British
note, according To the budapest news
paper NilaE, aud maintains her demand
that all troops landed AT .;aioniii, in
Guiding those that have gone to the
Serbian front. he rc-cmbarkcd with
ou, delay"
The newspaper was fu"thvr quoted
us saying.
The Greek government will regret
10 find II necessary to hisargn and in
tern by Greek armed forces The allies
now in Greece. hut iS prepared 10 en-
force It's demands and has taken mca-
surcS To insure that the Greek COM
mandcr at Salouiki has sufficient
troops
In connection with this dispatch, two
%
announced the abandonment by King
Constantine OF his proposed visi, to
Saiuniki. and the other the "c-enforcc-
mont OF the Grcck armed forces y, that
place.
CARRIES on VIOLENT AGITATION
FOR DEMOBiIlXATI0N OK ARMY
y Berlin radio message quoted dis
patch to the Frankfurter Xeitung from
Constantimoplc as follows:
reliable reports from Athens state
that former Premier Ncnizclns is ear
disqualification OF the Greek army.
maintaining that the mobilization re-
quireS insupportabic sacrifices 10y the
people, and involves the danger that
Greece will he led to medLle in the
war.
I'm tire case that this Machlavcl-
listic agitation causes the downfall Of
Is resolved TO dissolve Parliament"
lntimations that Italy may soon send
troops 10 the aid of the Scrbians are
contained in a dispatch from Rome
which says that negotiations as to the
basis upon which such action viii DC
taken have hcen concluded. The dis
patch adds that the transportation or
Italian troops to the new ,hcatcr is
about to begin.
To this information may he added a
report from Paris to the effect that
the troops now employed on the Gal
lippN Peninsula will be Withdrawn and
thrown into the new zone
Violent agitation for Intervention in
the war on the side OF the entente IL
being carried on Ia Roumauia. accord
ing TO all news reaching here. hut the
government is said TO he utterly ire
spUnSive TO this propaganda. :, dis
patch says that Premier Bramiano has
even been threatened with death un-
less Roumnuia aids Serbia. The threat
having been made. II is reported, by
the influential deputy, Ilcsco.