IT IS OUR DUTY TO ENTER THE WAR
(Received November 5, 2.5 p.m.) NEW YORK, 4th November. M. Venizelos, in an interview given to the Chicago Tribune, said:—"lf I return to power I shall make war against Bulgaria. It is our duty to enter the war as a moral obligation to Servia, to prevent Bulgarian predominance, and to protect the ideals" of the small nations against the ideals of a single great Stale. Greece has alt to gain by a victory for the Allies." GOVERNMENT'S POLICY FATAL TO COUNTRY'S INTERESTS. . (Keceived November 5, 11 a.m.) ATHENS, 4th November. M. Venizelos, before the vota was taken declared that it was impossible for the Liberals to support the Government, whose policy was fatal to the country's interests. ' < DEMONSTRATION IN HONOUR OF M. VENIZELOS. ' (Received November 5. 11.15 a.m.) . B . . ... , NEW YORK, 4th November. A Heuter message from Athens states that after M. Zaimis's resignation had been placed m the hands of King Constantino the Deputies made a demonstration in honour of M. Venizelos. INTENSE SATISFACTION IN ITALY. (Received November 5, 11 a.m.) v . . , . . , . ROME, 4th November. . m. Zaimiss resignation has caused intense satisfaction in Italian political
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 110, 5 November 1915, Page 7
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