FRANCE OFFENDED.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8, 10 September 1913, Page 5

FRANCE OFFENDED.

GREEK KING'S MISTAKE.

OVER ARMY TRAINING

11 v Electric Telegraph—C <pyrtght Limes—Sydney Sun Special Caulks

Berlin. September S)

King Constantine, in receiving the baton cC field marshii] iron: the Kaiser, said the Creeks had to thank Germany for their methods and principles of war, which won their victories. These assurances had the effect of restoring the confidence in the German army which the Turkish disasters had impaired.

THE SERVICES OE FRANCE NO!

RECOGNISED

PUBLIC MUCH IRRITATED

(Received 8.50 a.m.) [United Phebs Ashociatio -j Paris., September 9

Much irritation has been caused h,> the King of Greece's speech at Potsdam endorsing the Kaiser, who attributed the Greek victories to the training the officers received in Germany, especially us a French mission under Genera! Eydoux reorganised the Creel army for five years.

The Midi states that in c6ins6quenct of the speech General Eydoux will not return to Greece.

King Constantino's projected unofficial visit to Paris aggravates the situation. Even official circles hesitate to forecast his reception. The newspapers, comment on the ingratitude shown in return for France's support in the Balkan negotiations even against Russia.