THE WAR

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 December 1915, Page 3

THE WAR

I I SLKOXUiC TKLfltiitAlMl—COf tf RIGHX.t Fmu I'UKia abpqcjauun. j THE POSITION OF GREECE. London, Dec. 2. Speaking in the, Italian Chamber. ot Deputies J3aion Sonnino said that several months spent in the war have shown the necessity of a public testimony to the solidarity of the Allies. Tlio formal signature ot our adhesion lias been given in London. Ihe attitudie of Greece had momentarily created certain tension but the situation quickly cleared by an exchange of Notes. Greece has now consented to give the required assurances harmonising her preceding declaration of benevolent neutrality. | Hi us there is every reason to hope that henceforth that all suspicion and distrust being allayed, the most cordial relations will be resumed with Greece. Consequently it will ho easy to Bot/le the questions of guarantees for "the movement of the Allied troops through Salonika, and th'e safety of the lines of communication andi railway transport of our supplies.