Greece

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 90, 13 November 1916, Page 5

Greece

CONSTANTINE AND THE ALLIES.

DINNER BY RUSSIAN MINISTER.

THE SUBSEQUENT RECEPTION.

Press Association---t’opyi ight, Australian and N.Z. Cable Association (Received B.bo a.m.) Athens, November 12. 'The Russian Minister entertained King Constantine and the Princes at dinner on Friday evening. The French deputy, M. Brest, was among M. Dimidof’s guests. All the Entente Ministers attended the subsequent reception.

THE ANGLO-FRENCH NOTE

Press Association—Copyright, Austra-

lian and N.Z. Cable Association. London, November 11

The Morning Post’s Athens correspondent reports that the German Minister’s ultimatum states Germany will regard any Greek cession of war material to the Allies for the use of the Nationalist army as a casus belli. The Neahellas states that- Germany has placed £-10,000 sterling at the disposal of King Constantine for the Angeliki and Kiktishais victims, with a view to eliding the maritime strike. Diplomats observe the utmost secrecy as to the Anglo-French Note. M. Lambros admitted there would lie an unpleosant sequel unless the negotiations achieved a compromise. It is understood the Anglo-French Note demanded that the Austro-Gennan Ambassadors should leave Athens.

ENEMY SUBMARINES BASES.

London, November 10

The Times’ correspondent at Athens says the public prosecutor is inquiring into the Kaiamiassiotis scandal. Further correspondence is published, in which mention is made of more Greek ports receiving submarine supplies, also revealing that a Minister, presumably a German, has seat congratulations.