SACRIFICE OF M. DELCASSE.
CJRETvCE-'S WATCHING ATTITUDE
ROCKY RAIL OF CIRCUM-
STANCE
ttUcehed Oct. 18, 9.15 p.m.) LONDON, Oct. JB. Dr. Dillon repoits from Rome that the Jtalism newspapers, commenting on Sir Edward Grey's speech, foaukly discuss the imperfect harmony which lately pre*ailed in .the French-Cabinet and tiie French O-bine* and the British F«sreign Office The newspapers point out that the -dissidcnce was lemedied the sacrifice of M. Dolcassa. ■•' _ - Dr. JMllon -affirms iliai vGreooe.-s attitude was (conditioned by-a formal arrangement .beitw-een Kaiser and King Gonstantme. It can be modified in oTir favor only by the .iixetiistible pressure of circumstances, which have, yet to be created. Kin_g object is to re.diem .the pledge given tto , bis brolher-in-'aw without ■ incurring s the anger of the -Allies, .whose com-' mand of the seas .puts Greece at their j jneroy.. .Hence At. .VJenezelos .is llie.pt, re;idy for emergency.. ~ :
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 5
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144SACRIFICE OF M. DELCASSE. Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 248, 19 October 1915, Page 5
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