LOYAL GREEKS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 31 October 1912, Page 5

LOYAL GREEKS.

BRISBANE, Oct. 30. Greek residents have cabled £700 as a first, instalment to the war fund.

MELBOURNE. Oct. 30

Greek residents have cabled £500 to the war fund. Seven Greeks have departed for the front.

CABLES.

KARAGEORGEYITCH, Prince Arsene, brother of King of Servia, and commander of Servian cavalry. KIAMIL PASHA, Turkish Foreign Minister. KUTCHNTEFF. General, commanding Third Bulgarian Army Corns. MARTINOVICS, General, leading Montenegrin advance on Scutari. NABIR PASHA.. Turkish General with tho army corps in Macedonia. NAZIM PASHA, Turkish Minister for »var, who has supreme command of the army. With tho troops at Adrianople. Tho remarkable influence of this sturdy soldier over the rank and file (says "The Times1') was never better manifested than durino: the period between April 13 and April 23, 1909, when his appeals to the mutinous soldiery .saved Constantinople from plunder, if not worse, while the energy shown by him at Adrianoplo in the preceding year made him a.popular neuro in tko commissioned ranks. PASICS, M., Primo Minister of Sorvia. RADKO DIMITRIEFF, General, commanding Second Bulgarian Army Corps advancing on Salonika. RIZA BEY, an Albanian leader co-oper-ating with Turks against Montene-

grins. RIZA PASHA, generalissimo of Turkish western army of Salonika. SANDANSKY* Bulgarian brigand with a, forco in neighboiirhood of Rivei Struma. SAZANOFF, M., Russian Foreign Minister. • TAHSIN PASHA. Turkish General defending Greek frontier. VENEZLOS, M., Prime Minister of Greece. VUKOVTCS. General, commander of a division of tho Montenegrin army attempting to Junction with Servians. ZKKT PASHA, Turkish Ganoral at I'skub.