The Serbians in Albania are rapidly heading for Corfu. Within a fortnight, Italian troops in Albania will clash with the Austrians. Officials confirmed the report that King Nicholas adopted a ruse in getting an armistice from the Austrians to gain time for it. It is feared therefore that the Teutons will wreak a bloody vengeance when the trick becomes known.

Slavs Ruin Turk Boats
PETROGRAD, Jan. 24.
It was officially announced today that Russian torpedobats had sunk 33 Turkish windjammers and destroyed seven at their docks during a raid on the Anatolian coast. The village of Samson and Onnepatz were bombarded and stores, barracks, and customs houses were destroyed.

Canadian Liner Disabled
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 24.—The Allen liner Pommeranian enroute to Canada is disabled southwest of Fastnet and is returning slowly to this port. The cause of the trouble was not reported. It is thought possible she was the victim of a submarine attack.

Pollentia Went Down
HALIFAX, Jan. 24.—The British munitions liner Pollentia sank 700 miles off Cape Race, the Italian liner Guiseppi Verdi wirelessed after spending to the Pollentia's distress. The Verdi found the decks all calm and waited two hours for the sea to subside before removing the crew. 