The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-07

America, Holland or any other neutral
country tomorrow if the prec dent now
sought TO be established In the case OF
Greece Is once fixed.
what Would Amcrtcn Dot
"Just suppose the q rmaIs we're In
n position to demand that your country
concede the use of Boston OF Seattle az
the base for an attack on Canada. What
would you say? And IL all your military
exeprienc. and the advice of our Gem
eral STAN told you that such a landing
was doomed to failure because made
with an inadequate force, and you real
lied that tn British troops in Carada
would pursue the r~etreatipg Germans
across New England. destroying as they
went. would YOU accept the prospect
without n s~truggle7'
"But had no. your Majesty German
assurance that the integrity OF Greek
territory will he respected" the King
was asked.
"Of course. and Entente assurance,
too
"And similar assurance from Bull
garia?'
Germany said the King, has given
assurance for herse'f and her allies. but
that does not prevent the Gertnan-Bul.
garian armies. as n matter OF military
necessity, from pursuing the retiring
French and British into Greece. fighting
In Greece and turning Greece into n
second Poland. | have that assurance
Also
THAT tho Greek frontiers will be re-
erected after the war does not rebuild
towns or compensate my people for
months, perhaps years. spent in living
In misery as fusitives from their own
lane when their country il not NJ war
and has nothing 10 gain By risk!ng
devastation.
why, the Entente Powers treat me as
II | were the KIM Of a central African
tribe, to whom the su~ffcrings " his own
people were "a matter OF Indifference. l
have been through three wars. + know
what war is. ! do not want any more
n il can I've honorabiy avoided. My
people do mot want any more. and "
they and ! can help It we shall not
have any more"
NrniseIos Policy Not PrOp1c'a.
Then your Majesty does no, believe
that the intervention policy OF the for
n,er Premier. VI. Eenizelos. really ex-
pressed the will Il the Greek people,"
Il know IL did not" replied the King
forcefully. "Whsn the people reelected
Nenizelos they elected him. not hi" pol
icy. The great mass OF the people Of
Greece ala not. and will not. understand
%anything about the Nen!ze,os foreign
policy. They like him and they elected
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tell YOU go.
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.>holher thihs i want 10 MAKE c'ear
" Is SAD 'nat M Nenize'os' WIN my
asseht' invited inc aiileu troops 10 coIne
10 Saion'ca. No.hIhg cou!h De Iur.her
ir.m the truth VI 'eh'He,os may hars
the alHed troops landed al saiohisa
resist, ian, ina, n Vcn,zslos e.,r. as
the respous bile head of the Greek Gov
e,nm,ut formallv invited foreign troops
to enter Greek territory is wholly un.
true"
"Your Majesty believes that tNe allied
Balkan exuedltion is doomed to failure -
.r,nrthtnlv +, ia Il om.a IN allure II
und.rtak.r with N, n,ora mon than are
ny mr.. or on IN. way
"crca. Rr.,,i, docs NO, s.ep disnosed
O.. s.nI ~ nianra,a roo and Ernnc,
c,rnot dn ,hn iub alone The minimum
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~ nro'f ,b,, II 10 Gr.ecs Ina. mus,
:uner. Greece that m,s, nav FOR IN,
elm, a. ,,c al Oh R,IL1p yarturo
.If tho Entente viii assure me tina,
when ,hcy ar, driven hack into Greel
terri,orv they will consider The Balkar
came ended recmbar k and lea e Gree.
will guarantee with my who'e arm,
IN nrntert their retreat acainst the Ger
mans Bulpariaus or ANYBODY else and
give Them time TO embark without be'n,
endangered Then | would be leeiti
mateIy protecting my frontiers. and II
would not involve Greece in furthe,
risks. More I cannot do,
s.Entente's nd Too Much"
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