In the Balkans

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 75, 27 November 1915, Page 6

In the Balkans

GREECE AND THE ALLIES. '' United Press Association. London, November 26. The Times comments that within the limits outlined by the Foreign Office communication there is certainly room for the effective control of' Greek seaborne commerce if circumstances appear to warrant. Five of the reserve classes in the Greek army will shortly be released and their places taken by refugees liable to military service. The New York World says that the 1 help Of the Queen of Greece was the cause of innumerable fierce and vain battles. She has built up a structure of intrigue, bribery and usurpation, l as the result of which a million, men must die. If she had' allowed Greece to carry out her promises with regard to the Dardanelles and Serbia the war would not have looked long, dark, and terrible, ■ "•*■■■ ■''ll ■■■■*■■ j