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MUST LEAVE GREECE
POWERS INSIST ON wITHDllAWAL
on THE FORCEas.
shoaId Greece Refaae the rova 81
PiYaeus .. 20 Ne nleekaaea Z
by the Fleets.

London, Feb. A.-A dispatch 70 the
Times from Constantlnople says
As a result OF the special cabinet eouh-
ell held yesterday Cfuesdayl tutsish
newspapers publish Voiuminous details o.
the naval and military propositions wlth
the object Of silenelng the Mohammsdan
criticism regarding government merit
ness. Emperor William has again sslS
graphed to the sultan assuring aim oi
his friendly support.
AdispAtch to the Times from vienna
says;
The powers have agreed TO give Crete
extensive autonomy. They Will insist thAt
the Turkish troops ana administration os
Withdrawn as quickly as possible. whils
Greece will DO required TO svacuAts ths
island and Withdraw her ships. IL shs
refuses. the Piraeus will be bloekAdsd-
DIseontent In EAHiama.
Discomfort Ii rapidly growing amohs
the masses in respect TO tbs polc5 ot
Inc government towards Crete. The ho-
erals are furious, and their nsWspapsfs
are making violent appeals TO the pas
sion Of the people. The Dally ShfohiSs
strongly urges the u.sasss 70 asikAts
against the government. and jerome n
Jeromss paper today says Marquis sal
isbury Is no Englishman. that ne u 10
ing the bidding OF that pompous BLACK
guard Emperor william, and accused
conservative papeFs OF being esnsd boiS
and soul by capitalists. INDUCING Id otn-
er language toward them which 10 al
most unpFintable. showing that sons En-
glish papers can sin In this respect more
deeply than the American nsSspApsFs
they so frequently taunt with the offsass'
The concluding sentences OF the arEiels
today are;
If ths concert OF Europe must be
broken up 70 have dohs with this dssii a
work. In the name Of God Yet h 80 down
and DC drowned In its own blood bzJtsF
war from the Rhine to the UFals thAh
tina. this iafamy should continue. fnls
has been concert Of nothing but the
shrek OF the dying and the tortured
The Chroalels. Ia big typs. displays an
article this mornihs ealiins On tbs ma.
ton to take active sIsps In the cEsssh
situation. Says ths chFoHtess.
Organize. agitaIs and d~nouHes tins
dishaaor 10 Ensiands Tag b. association
with the sultan and coercion Of Greece. :"
GFeeeo VIII Not Ntsia.
Dispatches To the Times tFoD ALh=hs
say:
Two OF the mosl tntiuehItai pagers
counsel moderation and dsksrsnre 70 k.ll-
ropsan posers. A bitter tsslias prevails
against England because IL Mas supposed
but the greatest ahimssity hAs besn dis
played against Empseor William. tspu-
lar feeling u SO strong that 0aiy the com.
plets abolition OF she saltan'a l1Ftaalsgl1n
IN Crsts Will calm the sHeiIemsaL Il L.
stated that cotoAsi vaasOs. commander
OF the Greek forces on the island az Crete
Is marching 10 tbs intsfier.
King u-orEs sent the following NEE.
sage 20 the Greek army
The hing. Ia this present erilieai elf
euinstancsa. relies foF Aid on tbs aAtioa.
his officers and the army and apon 40 tsF,
rikn power"
fswsSu Have Agreed.
Hon. usorgs J. deshsh. nrst lord Of the
admiralty. speaking teaizht announced
that this powers have arrived Al an aErs~-
msnt concerning CFste. which. he said
Lord salisbury and Mt Hstss,4r ~saiI
explain In paFliamsht tsmsfroW
Qaeea Olga Indignant.
dispatch to the Daily times trena VI,
snna says tt Ia reported that sussn OLA
who was honorary admiral sk ths A4sg
stan isot. has ssnt ghs lnatznia bach 10
~. Petersburg. declaring she can not hsla
rank In haet thai hred on the Cfusks