The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-11
NEW ALLIES FOR GREECE
THREE OF THE POWERS DISPOSED
TO FAVOR THE KING.
Feeling on the Continent Tint W.r
Between Turks and HeIIener
Is Inevitable.

s ,xa,o, G nr,dntgbt d,snatcbes
90 s,ostaraa,r f,,,, Henry Norman. The
nil C,,ro,,,ola,s corrasnondant of Ath-
enc have craatad anxietv and an intense
tr,r,r,~s,o,, hore ua safd thera ,re
.,ra,,,,ds 20 ba,iava that tho cretan situa-
to- &c ,,v,nro,,ng that mora than one
2 ,,o,,,a, hoe ,,tin,atad ,,nof3c,allv that an
ar,,c,tla ax,t fror, the die9cultv Is stil
,,oss,,,,o 40 c,roa,o ts ,y,l1,n. 10 rnaat the
'~~-e~.~,,-,,s "a 49, Groaoa 10 Will
,,,g 10 oo,sant 70 +ar,norarv Turkish
s,,yara,,,+,, o,,ar rrato ,f tbe nouers win
a,,o. 49, ,,,t,a,,,tart. - +ha ,s1and .yban
ordar ,s .astorad 20 doo,da tbe,r opyn fa.e
~, ,,,a,,aso,ta a,a uv,I onno,nt c,roak gov-
arnors FOR tho n,ace THE innress;on
oa,,.oa ~, +,,ts go ,s d,a 70 tba faot
~ ~, 10 49, ,,ar+ ~ q is believed right
IL, nv ,vror,,,,,, a. have on,anatod from, Inc
- a. exo,,e,.,,,s,,,, IA ,s tool,aa ma, &C
.~,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,, t,,ot ~, ,,,attar no, ,,at
,,a aa,,,.,,o,,,,,aa ,,,,tto,,t t,oodsbod The
stoo,~ asc,,a,,o, ,,or, t,,d,,r or,onad Win n
,,a.t~. 49, M, ,,x....as .,.,ao,,a,, ,,,as
~, -, ,,,.o,-.,,,,od ho,,,a,,or o,,,,,,a 20
~ a., go - ~, ,,,,,,ro,,,aI ,ac,,rsas
rna ad,,,cas ero,,, Athons ard c,onstonti-
,o,Ia ,nd,oata that ,v,,t,a t,,o ,,orvars orc
aoraad 10 tha General ,,oI,ov thav orc az
,,,dad as 20 tl,a ,,,athods 90 ooaroJo,, 90 10
-, <,-'.-1 - S,, -,
inc, r,,o,,ats rrra,aa Tt,1,, go s,,str,a
'e - A'"iS an 10
Va INC one nanu' aie synp"ene'ie ~
Greece anu iavor miiu metnoos' "nue
Germany ana Hussia insist upon Visor-
gus measures rms divergence IS mani
les'eu Ia 'he negotia'ions preliminary 10
"i"wnis up 'he note 70 Greece. Inc pow
ers iirs' noined insisted upon the insertion
III 'ne ueciararon tnat crete "ouio DC
anneAeu 70 e'reece' at the present 1uhct-
uie' inis iinpnes lnat tne TOUR powers
aie o'sposeu ~ aequiesce III the acq'iisi-
''on u .ne isianu 10 ureece' "hen tne
"a,lhe ieeiinss nave supsioeo. RUSSIA
anu oerinany ohly asreeo upon tne lnser-
uon VI 'ne "orus' VIII not nesitate 10
'ahe any cocrciVe steps IN the Identical
notes presented to Greece on Monday last
oy the representatives or the powers at
Atnehs. mus the last clause OF the note
was maze TO read therefore Greece Is
soiemnly warned that unless the aforesaid
withdrawal lof Greek troops from the
island OF Crete and of the Greek ships
from Cretan waters or from points where
the powers are In occupation] occurs
within six days. the powers will not hest
tate to take any coercive steps necessary |
TO enforce 1t, and their decision is irreyo- |
cable"
May Part Russia and France.
The separation of Russia and France |
may have considerable influence on the |
future developments in the situation. |
The English liberal newspapers are work |
ing the plucky Greece vein for all II is |
worth and are indulging In historical |
praise of her attitude. A big mass meet |
Ing has been called to take place in HYDE |
Park tomorrow to protest against the CO. |
ercion of Greece. and the liberal rausoa
pers are publishing pages of letters iron,
unknown people cheering for craeca
The Greek charge d'affaires In T.ondo,,
says he is receiving every dav offars 80
volunteers to go to Greece ana GA, 49,
he has also received subsc,intto,s -
the Greek cause amounting 70 e,9noo
GEO, O00)
1t is further stated that Soma 90 q.
English volunteers have already sta.taS
for Athens. Several retired officers 80 49,
British army have offered their sar,,taas
and a body of 100 volunteers comroo,ao, |
by English officers will start for G.aaoa
next week.
The Greek consul nj I,ivernoo, bos a,.o
received offers of volunteers
Feeling on the co,...
The feeling on the continent appears TO
be that war between Creeco ana rr,,r,.
is inevitable. According to tha canIois - |
Paris, II Greece does not Withdraw hon
troops from Crete in ohadianca 90 49,
mandate of the powers Turxev nil H.,
mediately declare war.
The feeling In political circIas II, NJ,
land, however, is that the mowers In
succeed in wardlne off war rrbts 60,
ment is verified by the Saturday Re-
view, which SAYS:
"The nowera ara raso,,,oa 80,
shall be no war. The rumor reaches ne
from Athens that tho k,nr % crrN uS
serts he has an agreement with Ruls,r,,
as to the future partition Of NtooodS,,,a
and 1t is known that the BuIpar,ans haS1,
an agreement with the servians 70 ,,,,
is true, these three powers might 90
ahead and divide Macedonia ond ~
powers would have mora thar ano,,s~,, ~
do to keep out OF the frav mt Ne,
naat tba ro,,a-, 90 s.,' Nc io-
baII ha No u,ar Na,.s, n.. in"eu there
tria sre re.dv for 49,, 80 S,' noi aus
,,ot,,,ro -. "nu 1ermaiy mas
snita of tho fsraals p,,,,wos,ssSN q"
and bvsterIcol E,ng,,.h ,as,-., ". WINS
lieve the neace az Eurono III, w
served, 10
Irpion,sts p,s.,.a
At the same time a large n,,,nhar n,
unionIsts are dissatisfied with tha ,,os,
ton Great Britain ia nlacad Il, H. ~
Ia vfaIdipe Zoo x,,,,.,. - -