GREECE.

Evening Star, Issue 16211, 5 September 1916, Page 6

GREECE.

ACCEPTS ENTENTE’S DEMANDS. ATHENS, September 4. (Received September 5, at 11.10 a.m.) ■The Greek Government accept the demands contained in the Entente Note. For the. present those demands are confined to the war against Bulgaria. The Macedonian revolution is extending to Grete (the island with which Venezelos is personally associated). CONSTANTINE AWAITS CONGE. , “HIS SPIRITUAL HOME” AND HIS WIFE’S. ATHENS, September 4. It is announced that Constantine never expressed his intention of abdicating, but allowed it to be understood that directly Greece no longer wants him he will retire to Germany with his family. THE SALONIKA ARMY. SARBAIL STILL WAITS. PARIS, September 4. (Received September 5, at 11.30 a.m.) A communique states: There is Intermittent artillery work along the StrumaLake Doiran front. The Serbians easily repulsed a Bulbar attack. ° THAT BAGDAD RAILWAY. TRAFFIC WITH TURKEY BEFORE SARRAIL CUTS IT. BERNE, September 4. (Received September 5, at 10.20 a.m.) Since the beginning of the Rumanian offensive no Turkish reinforcements have arrived in Germany or Austria. The trains from Constantinople are laden with fruit and vegetables, and return with munitions. AUSTRIAN DIET. NO BEER AND LESS MEAT. ‘The Times.’ AMSTERDAM, September 4. (Received September 5, at 9.40 a.m.) The ‘Frankfurter Zeitung’ states that owing to the cessation of Rumanian exports Austria-Hungary has prohibited brewing and has increased the number of meatless days.