El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-29

JENNA, Austria, Jan. Z9--Since
" the completion of the, conquest
Of Servia the statesmen Of the
Central powers are busy mapping out
the future Of the little kingdom. What
will be done with the conquered coun-
try depends largely upon the further
Development of the war, as in the case
OF Poland and Belgium. One thing
is considered here as sure. though: II
Servia does not cease TO exist entirely
as an independent state, she will at
least be very much smaller than be
fore the war.
Eastern Servia to Go to Bulgaria.
One question may be considered
solved Macedonia and the eastern
Servian districts inhabited by Bulga-
rians viii come under Bulgarian rule
permanently. 1t is practically decid-
ed that the northern frontier Of Bull
garia viii be extended IN a westerly
direction along the Danube as far as
Semendria- This viii connect Bull
CARA with Austria-Hunsary and bring
the Semendria- Nish-Sofia railroad
completely under Bulgarian control.
Bulgaria also covets the southwest
ern part Of Macedonia. with Monastir.
But Germany and Austria-Hungary in
sist that this valuable territory shall
60 TO Greece. provided King Constan-
tine and his people do not turn against
the central powers
Greece to Get MOnastir.
a change Of the policy Of the Greek
government is hardly TO be expected
after the tremendous successes Of the
German and Austrian armies on the
Balkans. 1t may therefore be taken
for granted that the Greek flag will
soon fly over Monastir and tbs sur
rounding country.
In all probability Greece will also
get much Of southern Albania Bull
hrN
doubtedly withdraw her objections
and curb her own desires Of expansion
under the pressure Of the central
powers
Austria-Hungary. as measure of self
protection. will annex Belgrade and
other strategical points along the
Danube II is entirely improbable that
the Dual monarchy viii give up the
Sanjak Of Novibazar again
Little VIII Remain of Seryia-
After all the territories wanted by
Austria. Bulgaria and Greece have
been Topped off little will be left Of
Servla- Whether this small remnant
VIII also be divided. or kept intact, the
future will decide
King Peter. of Servia would have
saved a considerable part Of his cOun-
try. it is said here. If he had listened
to his real friends. instead of to the
promises OF assistance from the allies.
After field marshal Won Maclcensen
hau forced the passage or the DANUBE
and Uskub was in the possession of
the Bulgarians. he was advised to sue
for peace by King Constantine Of
Greece. but he replied that a large
Anglo-French army would arrive in
ample time to save him and his
country.
King Peter Must Go.
Even If the continuance Of Servia
as a state is decided upon for political
reasons King Peter viii hardly be
able to keep his throne With his
sons and ministers he is held respon-
sible in Vienna for the murder of
archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife at Serajevo. His abdication sure
y viii be one. Of the conditions under
which a part Of old Servia may be per
mitted by the central powers TO retain
her political existence
The Hungarians are against the an
nexation Of the whole OF Servia- be
cause they believe the Dual monarchy
contains too many Slavs already But
they also insist that the house Of
Kara eorgievitch must go II Servia
stays on the map at all ii Is said
here the little country viii be ruled
by a new dynasty under the absolute
control Of Austria Hungary and Ger
many.