FRENCH DISTRUST OF GREECE.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 283, 30 November 1915, Page 2

FRENCH DISTRUST OF GREECE.

"ROOM" FOR THE SOLDIER-."

LONDON, Nov. 27. The Paris press is demanding further action in regard to Greece. MT Pichon states that the Greek Government is trembling before the Germans and deluging us with fine words, protesting friendship. The Government is illegal, being representative, of a "minority. We have a right to demand that existing treaties be respected, and should not tolerate the position any longer. " TEe Gaulois says that between a system of terror and magnanimity there is room for firmness. Between gentleman and the bandit there is xoomjov tne soldier. We should occupy it.