TURKEY AND GREECE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2182, 22 June 1914, Page 5

TURKEY AND GREECE.

'THE PORTE'S REPLY. By Tetctraph—frti# Coftyr&hi Constantinople, June IP. Tiio Porte's reply t® tiio Greek Koto ■;s cgn-fiilrator.v. It ftipresseS. readiness to oxainftio tiro grievances, but brings i'(i\ii]tor-cti.rirj,;o;i <if persecutions by Greeks in Mafefl-enia, and evades tho dchKitods for the veinstatfrmeat of Greeks and the restoration of their proper'. ,v. 'Bii? Turkish rcSsrvoS in Smyrna have been called diili and tho lighthouses in the Gnif extinguished. Turkish refugee-, sfscked the shops of Greeks- at Britssa. There usr sangtiiijarv encounters there, A SButt-tnartial at- Smyrna sentenced (orty-sevmv individuals to terms of iffiprominent flinging from thiee to live years for robbing Greek emigrants.'

SERVJA'S WARNING. AN© ITS EFFECT ON TXJKKE?. ConstanHnopls, June I!). Soma's warning to 7«riiey tlsftt she will ha utiabio to remain, on friendly terms with the latter, in this event of a Gi'aeeo-Twkiah. conflict, has calmed Turkey, -who appears to deswe to avoid a rapture. Germanv has agreed that nominee* of tli® Embassies at Constantinople should investigate the- pqsii'on of tho Greeks m Asia Minor.

UNDERWRITERS FEAtt WAS. . . London, Jn.no 19, Fea,r:iitg Wat, rnany underwriters rofuso to quoto j'ates lor Greek htcamers. .AtINES LAID. (Roc. June 21, S.S p.m.) Cor.stantlhcpls, .Juno 20, The mitfance ito ys®yrfta is. hi-ihed, veysr's entering in ' tho daytime only with a. pilot. A similtr course of procrduro has been decreed loi 'the Dardanelles.