GREECE ACCEDES TO ALL DEMANDS OF THE ENTENTE

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2805, 24 June 1916, Page 9

GREECE ACCEDES TO ALL DEMANDS OF THE ENTENTE

WHAT THE ALLIES WANTED STATEMENT EXPLAINING REASONS FOR THE BLOCKADE ; i\ .'. ■■■ • ' ' . . (By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright). ,' ..'. New York, June 22. Reuter's Agency at London reports that a dispatch fi-om Athens states that Greecß has accepted all the demands made by the Entente. > Athens, June 22. ./The Allies' Note demanded: , General demobilisation. '■ Immediate dissolution of the Chamber. A general election: / Replacement of certain high authorities. It is'understood that the latter include police agent 3 under German influence. ("Times" and. : Sydney "Sun" Services.) Athens, June 21. •The Allies are to issue a statement in the strongest terms, explaining the reasons of the blockade, and probably demanding immediate general demobilisation. M. ZAIMIS GIVES AND RECEIVES SATISFACTORY ASSURANCES. . ■ ■ , (Rec. June 23, 8.10 p.m.) ' M.'Zaiuiis visited the Entente Legations and gave and 'received' satisfactory assurances'; regarding the new Government, which is to bo purely a business on» M. Zaimis is taking the portfolio of Foreign Affairs.- His decision to form a Cabinet has caused intense satisfaction in Athens. 1 STRONG'TONE OF THE ENTENTE'S NOTE TO GREECE. ' - .(Rec. June 23, 10 p.m.): The Entente's-Koto to Greece states that the evident colhsion' of "the 2 br&. sent Cabinet with the enemies called Corvfirm action and guarantees for neu■trality. KING CONSTANTI-NE LEAVES THE CAPITAL. ("Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.) „■ • . .. Athens, June 21. . 'King Constantiue and his family, have left Athens, and are staying at Dakalia Ca3tle. .