GREECE.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 April 1917, Page 5

GREECE.

A SEMI-ULTIMATUM. # . ! - •?! ' KING THREATENS WAE.. New York, April 22. , $ ' The New York Times' WaibingtpJl j correspondent learns that JKing CkHly ill ftantine has served a on the Entente. , tjj A diplomitic aiithoriiy states tb»t ' Constantine has agreed to form a Gib'. Linet acceptable to the Entente if J* tees are given that tho French will sot jd Invade Greece and that Constantine trill 1 'J| not be dethroned by Britain and France, The King is understood to have ini' formed the British Minister that. tlii,' - alternative will be war. f *'*; POSITION GRAVE. | < v. y ALLIES' DEMANDS ' ' GERMANS "DOMINAOT. j' Received April 23, 11.15 wii l v, "■ Athens, April 23< The position in Greece is grave, 'ML the incapacity of the royal regime if Ww'Tr |}idly leading to a situation wherela final solution must be readied. -. v "■ The Lambros Government lias tfofc ye* a carried out the Allies' demand*, Apparently attempting to do to, ■ t The Trench have /nil proof thfttf.ifytf*lj far Gieek Army officers aro organising jfj 'A. regulars when the Allies laid the UnS(' ' 1 including the names of the oflfcer^W' fore the Greek Government. Lambros f plied that the officers were above iUSJIM rion, and that thicr character Muld iuf be questioned. | '.5?