IN THE MEETING POT.

North Otago Times, Volume CIV, Issue 13660, 31 August 1916, Page 3

IN THE MEETING POT.

GREEG ENTHUSIASM, ."* SIGNIFICANT REPORTS. (Australian and N,Z. Cable Association,) THE HAGUE, August. 29. The Exchange's Copenhagen 'correspondent says that German diplomatists expect that Greece, will shortly. enter the war. ( Many' Greeks are about to leave Germany. , ~;■, ; ■, !'■ ROME, AugusV29. , A wireless message says: King Constantine telegraphed to the Kaiser that, it will be impossible to hold back the population, and that Greek enthusiasm for the Entente is increasing daily. CONSTANTINE oiiALLENGED. VICTIM OfIlL-INPORIIED MILITARISTS. V ... ("Reutor's Telegrams,") '' ATHENS, August* 29. M, Vcnizelos, in. a speech, boldly condemned King Constantino's policy,'an,d declared that'the King was of ill-informed, militarists and also < of his ' own, 'admiration for. Gtittnany, through whose victory he hoped to weaken the constitution and concentrate the power of the Monarch j;. "SMALL . OPERATION''*■ ''' ..' -NECESSARY.' ILLNESS OP KING OP GREECE, * (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association), ATHENS, August 29. The King is suffering from inflammation of a wound.. A small operation has .been-, per- v formed, /'• GREEK GENERALS RETIRE. '! ELIMINATING TEUTON (INFLUENCES. (Australian anil N,Z. Cable Association). ATHENS, August.29. Three members of the Greek General Staff have resigned, apparently because of their pro-German sympathies.