THE CREEK NOTE TO GERMANY.
FIRM /XL DECIDED. Received S"pt. 22. 12.15 a.m. Athens, Sept. 21. 'Die Greek Vote to Germany is firm and. decided in lone. The Government entirely disavows the action of the comninr.i'er of the Kavalhi garrison, and demands that the truops shall be brought to the Swiss frontier, and redelivered t'loei a guaranree tl>at tliev will not be stopped or compelled to serve against tl;e Central Toilers. -Hie Xote states that the commander at Isavalia was instinct ed to embark the troops and transport tlicm to another Greek port. Jt is not clear why he disregarded this eider and delivered the the Germans and Bulgarians. The Xote to tlie latter proposes that tile tronps be conducted to a Mediterranean port, wherefrom they can be embarked oil Greik sl ips for Greene. A (4mi-ofliciai report states that the messages from the Greek Government to the commander were carried out by the medium of wireless, and the British warships bear out that statement, as veil as that relating to the commander's disobedience. A BLOCKADE DECLARED. It is semi-oHVinlly stated that the Allied Fleet lias declared a blockade from the mouth o| the Xestos to the village of I.'huiaghizi.
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1916, Page 5
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200THE CREEK NOTE TO GERMANY. Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1916, Page 5
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