GREECE'S AFFAIRB.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5364, 23 February 1916, Page 5

GREECE'S AFFAIRB.

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age used by Deputies in the debate in the Greek Parliament in the occupation of Corfu by the Allies. The Greek cruiser Helle has arrived at Durazzo to protect Greek residents in view of an expected early attack by Turco-Bulgarian forces. Athens, Last Night. Vousehenck. Germany’s chief propagandist in Greece, has mysteriously departed. It is believed that he has been summoned to Berlin to explain the expenditure of £175,000 with unsatisfactory results. Th© President of the Chamber of Deputtes headed a deputation which tendered the Parliament’s thanks to King Constantine for saving the nation at the critical time when smell nations were being overcome. King Constantine, within the limits of his prerogative, had taken drastic action. King Constantine, in reply, reiterated his love for the Constitution, and expressed the hope that harmonious and sincere co-operation would secure national aims. MESOPOTAMIAN CAMPAIGN, London, Last Night. An official report from Mesopotamia states that hostile aeroplanes on the 17th sad 19th bombed the Britisn < amp ftt Kut, without doing damage. The situation is unchanged. The despatch of reinforcements to General Aylmer is proceeding satisfactorily.