POLITICAL SITUATION EASIER

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2868, 5 September 1916, Page 5

POLITICAL SITUATION EASIER

KING CONSTANTINE BOWS TO THE INEVITABLE. (Ilec. Septombor 4, 5.35 p.m.) Lomion, September 3. Tho "Daily Chronicle's" Atbens correspondent writes: "King Constan.tino has expressed bis belief in the- expediency of Greece abandoning her neutrality. Tho political situation is moving towards a satisfactory solution. Both sides have tacitly agreed to give their support to M. Zaimis's Cabinet, which'will thus cease'to bo merely an interregnum Cabinet, and become a political Cabinet, enjoying tho full Confidence of the Crown, and tho complete supi>ort of the Venkclisfc Party. M. Veiiizolos, equally with King Constantine approves of the abandonment of neutrality, M Venizelos declaring- 'For the welfare of tho country, I am prepared to siuk self in order to acTii'evo tho realisation of tho policy for which I have long beon striving. Wo may look before long to see tlio last Balkan State fighting on the side of tho Allies'." THE KING RECEIVES THE BRITISH MINISTER. (Rec. September i, 5.35 p.m.) London, September 3. ' King Constantino gave an audionco to tho British Minister on Saturday. Tho King is very ill, and asked to bo taken on board the Royal yacht. PREPARING THE GERMAN PUBLIC FOR THE WORST, (lice. September 4, 5.35 p.m.) Copenhagen, September 3. . The German newspapers are preparing the public for Greeco's entry into the war, declaring that King Constantino, in order to prevent civil war, must join tho Entente Powers.