Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-22
Commercial Blockade of Hell
lenic Kingdom Is Declared,
After Kitchener S Visit 10
constantine
N0VlPAZAR CAPTURED
BY TEUT0N INVADERS
Italy Is StII Pounding Gorilla
and the Russians Are Fore
inc Back Germans on East
ern Front,


London, Nov 81 Q0:20 p, mD-.-The
entente allies have demanded that
Greece either join with them and full
Gil her treaty obligations to Serbia or
demobilize and TO impress King Con-
stantine that they mean what they
say, the allies have declared COM
mercial blockade of the Hellenic cm-
pire, according 70 dispatches from
Athens
There is no confirmation OF these
statements available here but il is
certain that Lord Kitchener, the Brit
lsh war secretary who had an hour's
audience with the king of Greece yes
terday and afterward saw Premier
skouloudis, took a firm stand and
told them what the allies could and
would do unless the demands were
conceded
Still Processes Friendship.
The Greek cabinet met TO consider
tho situation and few hours should
show what Greeees future attitude
viii be. The Greek government has
again affirmed its friendlness to the
allies, but has not set taken the steps
required to prevent Greece from be-
ing counted among the friends OF the
central powers
The entente allies will not permit
any delay The position Of the Ser
bim armies wakga any prolongatIon
OF the present uncertainty impossible.
Already the serhlans are making
what may be- their last stand before
Monastr and also on the plains of
Kossovo.
The Bulgarlans, Il Is true, are being
held up by unfayorable weather con-
ditions. but they must be almost at
the gates OF the Macedonian capital
by this time while the Austro- Ger
mans and Rulgarians are slowly but
surely pressing back the northern
army.
Noylpazar Captured.
The Germans announce today the
capture of Novlpazar and are there
fore on the direct road 10 Mitrohtza.
which has been the Serbian capital
since Nlsh fell into the hands of the
Bulgarians
other armies are pressing In from
the north, the northwest, the north
east and the east and even the Monte
negrina. who held their positions for
so Ions. are being forced back
OF the French ana British troops
In the south, little news has been re-
coived Apparently they are only
holding their positions and can no
longer hope to be of assistance TO the
Serbians except by keeping a large
number of Bulgariana engaged. Ac-
cording to German reports, an effort
viii be made by the French and Brit
ish to save the SerbIans by sending
troops through Montenegro and Al
hania, but, with poor roads, Il viii
take long time for them 10 reach
the battlefield
There is no change on the other
battle fronts,
Struggle for Gorilla.
The Italians are still fighting for
Gorilla ana the russians are regain
ing ground which they lost along the
Styr river last week C2artorysk,
little village unknown before the war
and which became famous for the bit-
Ter fighting that has occurred around
&C. Is again In possession Of the Rus
slams who evidently let the Germans
enter simply 20 shell them out the
next day
The German attack, which met With
initial success, was doomed 10 flnaI
failure. as the country around 1t is "a
great marsh and in the opinion Of Pc
trograd the offensive was taken for
political not military purposes, with
the object Of impressng the Ruma
mans