GREECE.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1916, Page 5

GREECE.

MINISTERS DIVIDED | KING ACCEPTS THEIR RESIGNATION Received Oct. 5, 10 .p.m» London, Oct. 5. The M'brning JoSt's Athens correspondent states that M. Caloger<spotil6's aihl four others have declared for' war on the side' of the Entente. Two other Ministers advocated the continuance, of neutrality. The Daily Chronicle's Athens correspondent, states that King C'onstantihe has aceep'ted the Cabinet's resignation. M. CalogOTopoulos plains that the reason for the Cabinet's resignation is the inability of the Cabinet to enter into relations with Entente representatives. STILL AT LOGGERHEADS. GREEKS FTCTITING WITH BRITISH. London, Oct. 4. The Daily Chronicle's Athens correspondent says that the Reservists' Leagues are Causing disturbances i'ii the cities. They stoned French moto'i'-caiY. French marines dispersed them with bayonets. Others, outside the residence | of M. Gouniiris, M. Contois, fired revolvers at Venizelist syfiipathisei's, wounding twd. A correspondent at Kanea. says that three officers have befit arrested for bringing Macedonian greetings to the Provisional Government. Greek volunteers are already fighting, co-operatiilg with the English on the Struma. M. Vonizelos, replying to a prominent Athenian, stated that in the event of Greece declaring war on Bulgaria, after the formation of a hew Cabinet, he did not desire to" riiake or participate in a Cabinet, but would! willingly help anyMinistry acceptable to the Entente. A DEPLETED TREASURY Received Oct. -4, 5.40 .p.m. Athens, Oct. 4. The Government is faced with bank-. ruptcy. The Treasury has only £1.4-,()00 in'band, while £SOO,OOO is required, for. salaries and other national purposes. •