Neutral Nations

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 239, 18 March 1915, Page 5

Neutral Nations

ITALY. London, March Hi. J'lU' t. onmlc d'ltiilia, in a .scmi-otrieiul iifticii- on tlii> problem* <.i' .neutrality. • • sa . l> that Ital.v itui-t, it ne^ps'-an. -.icfificc liioiid ami money, I 'cop]:- m'u-i. not, cradle themselves In tile illusion that neutrality can he prolonged indefinitely. The, must ))(• prepared for tlic decisive hour fur niakinn- Italy greater, stronger and happier, which is inevitably 'ap-pro.H-iLn:;. fimctiox with cieumaxt. Home, March lfi. Tile money order service between Italy and (liTinany has been su-pended. GREECE. Jioccivcd March 17, 10.1.1 p.m. J'onie, March 17. _i.a Corricre ddla Sera interviewed M. ' Yenizelos, who said that twice since the outbreak of war the Triple Kntente 'iad a«kcd (,'recce to send men to help s '!' ; a- but the attitude of 'Bulgaria prevented it. When operations in the J) udaiiellcs commenced, the Kntente M'mi-oli'icialiy inquired whether <!rcov I Was disposed to intel'vcnr. jr. Yenizcios proposed to send fifty thousand troops in exchange for (.'rerce ffi)t;liiiiiii:' the vilayet of Smyrna, but the Crown' Council rejected the piopo.-al, believing it to be impossibly to defend Smyrna. BULGARIA. XIIK CI! I SIS DKXIKI). Copenhagen, March Ui. The Unitarian Ministerial crisis is olTici.illy denied. Bulgaria is pursuing strict neutrality.