HE POSES AS INJURED INNOCENT.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144858, 9 December 1915, Page 3

HE POSES AS INJURED INNOCENT.

MEDITERRANEAN NEARLY CLEARED OF SUBMARINES. FRENCH ACTIVITY IN THE CHAMPAGNE. King Constantine’s remarks to correspondents are intended to impress neutrals, but they fail to answer one or two obvious questions. He does not tell us why Greece broke the treaty by which she promised to support Serbia if she was attacked, or why he chose to act contrary to the expressed opinion of the majority ot the Greek Parliament and dismissed M. Venezolos, It is saUstactorv to find that the allied navies are dealing successfully with the submarine menace in the Mediterranean. _ there is a manellous field for submarines there, but the experience framed round the coasts of Britain will prove very useful. The French are again fiwhtinw in Champagne, where the Germans arc anxious to regain lost ground. The condition of prisoners returning from Germany gives good evidence of the Gorman brutality whicu is pait ot their military system.