The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-10-16

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wsull nas himssif n he hurried 10
shs single ian. ~ railroad 20 NEE,
an overwhelmingly superior force Of
Anstrian.. Germans and BuisArians.
iis weuia be ase miles from his base
Of supplies. With no hns % retreat
Open
ARMY o. THG AllIGs MAY AT.
TACK SOFIA SOON.
Ntilis-y critics believe he Will go
only 90 Ear into serbia ~ VII permit
him 10 harry me German nanks ana
20 sndanser their lines Of communal
cation, thus preventing the detailing
Of large forces through Bulgaria into
TURKEY. or, the critics say. he may
susss Bulgarian territory. attempt 70
sass soma ana throw his command
sstr.ds the Orient Railway. which
runs from Belgrade. through Fish
ana sofia 20 Constantlnople. II he
can hold this railroad through the
mountains he can prevent the Ger
mans from pushing on 10 tho aid OF
their Turkish allies. since tho Teu-
tonic allies. too, need tho railroad TO
furnish supplies 10 their invading
troops.
Az all events Il 10 doubtful ~ aid can
reach the Serbian army In time 10 az
tr,cate Il from the closing viss' the
Austro- Germans on the one hand ana
the Buigarians on the other.
A despatch to the Glornais d'itsi's
Of Rome from CettinJe. capital OF
Nsatsnsgro. says the Montsnesrins
have made such stout resistance TO
ths Austro- Germans all along the
eat that thsv have bssn compellsd
a retire and send for reinforcomsnts.
a despAtoh TO tho London Times
from Athens says Serbian refugees
- hea4nuing 70 arrive At 6aionica.
KID. the despatch adds. railway os1'
sauNisssleas hsvs been cut 'ser s"s
ouluarian frontier.
UuLoARiANs MAY TRv TO CUT
THE RAILROAD.
the serbians arc said to be expect
inr an attack by the Bulgarian Do
tween GuevRheli and Strumnltxa.
With the object Of cutting the Salon
ia railway and thus preventing the
arrival of the allied tzoops.
The Morning Post declares Italy
- decided not to send any troops
into Macedonia. This n At variance
with Premier viviani's statement 70
the French Chamber OF Deputies. IN
which no said Italy would cooperate
an the Balkans. II may be that tho
Italian Government viii not land
troops at Salonica, In Macedonia. but
rather send them through Albania.
for the Paris Excelsior asserts, on
what II says In excellent authority.
tie Italian Government win add
lso.cco men as It's quota TO the Balkan
1alsaris has DotiAsd Greece that
abe has made no treaty with Ger
many or Austria that win affect
Greek interests.
Tho attitude Of Greece IL pushing.
n her letter TO Great Britain yester-
day abe declared she did not feel
oaj1sd upon. under her treaty with
QefbiA, to aid that nation. because
ire war u mot confined 70 the Bal
Mans. hut 10 a world connagration.
On the other hand. q message from
Paris to-day declares Greece supoiy-
IN Turkey with munitions OF war
Greek vessals arc, said to have en-
tered smyrna under The pretense Q!
Estting hRs. The allies permitted
thsa. the message saws, until they
discovered that the vessels were laden
with war supplies.
"A Toxic despatch 70 the Times say,
japan will not send an army to aid
the allies In the Balkans.
Achy Joints
EaM T..ll