Second Edition Greece

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 91, 14 November 1916, Page 6

Second Edition Greece

* COMPLAINT FROM VENIZELOS. ROVALISTvS BREAK FAITH. ATTltiilDE. OF CONSTANTINE... « \i}. > lhr~~r... *: ■'Cable Association. (Received 12.35 p.m,) . ): London, November 13. The Daily. Telegraph's Athens correspondent b'ays: M, Vehizelos complains that the Royalists have broken their agreement, whereby the Royal* ists and Venizelists were to withdraw from Ekaterini. He also announces Die movement of troops from Athens with the intention of occupying Western Macedonia, where the Allies have cleared out the Bulgarians and the Salonika Government has established authority. M. Vehizelos protested to the Entente, alleging , a breach of faith. King Constantine appears to be willing to arrive at an aftiicable "settlement witji the Entente, but when questions involving the Yenizelists arise, he declares stubbornly-that they are rebels. AN ENEMY DISASTER, TRAIN HURLED TO DESTRUCTION Press Association—Copyright, Austra. lian,aad N.Z. Cable Association. (Received 12.45 p.m.) (Salonika, November 13. Two Greek and two Allied aeroplanes destroyed the bridge over the Augusta, near Boya, and a trainload of soldiers was unable to pull up, and was hurled into the river, being entirely destroyed." "