The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
ALLIES FEAR GREEK
COUP AGAINST THEM
Renew Efforts to Prevent
King From Siding Openly
With TeutOns.
FRANCE Is SUSPICIOUS

Special Gable DespotcA to TINS Sun.
LONDON, Nov. II tsunday).-The un-
certainty which obscures the future atti-
tude Of Greece continues. Tho news
Papers give much prominence to the
rival efforts OF the Teutonio Puwsrs and
thu Entente to win over the Athens
Caninet. A German mission IL In
Athens, and 1t Is reported In Paris that
Lord Kitchener wili visit King Con
~stantiae and submit new proposals.
Dispatches from Athens reveal the
anxiety and uncertainty prevailing In
The Greek capital. resulting from the
constantly shifting rumors. The dieso-
luton of the Greek Parliament Is rep
resented In some quarters as a stroke
on the part Of the King and the court
party to enable them to manipulate the
elections while u large part OF the
electors are mobiiised and unable to
vote.
A Reuter- despatch from Athens. dated
Friday. says:
The British, French and Russian
Ministers to-day had an interview with
the Premier and demanded that Greece
define the attitude she would observe
In the event Of the allied forces seeking
refuge In Greek territory in case or
reverse in Serbian Macedonia. They
insisted that no distinction be made be-
tween the Anglo-French forces and their
Serbian allies.
THE Greek reply Is not known. but
In view OF the good will evident on both
sides the conviction prevails that a sat
is~factory solution will be reached"
The Observers correspondent at A.h
ems attributes to important friends OF
NJ. Nenizelos tho opinion that the Neni-
zelists. in view of the mobilization. will
not participate in the elections. Ex'
Premier Vcnixelos In 20 preside shortly
at a meeting TO decide what action shall
be taken by his party. The correspond
ent adds that nobody can say whether
the venizelists or anti-Venizelists will oh
tain q majority In the election and tina
everything depends on the externa
situation.
The Athens correspondent OF th'
Weekly Despatch says:
4 Dinacult situation.
"The dissolution of the Chamber anc
the question of disarming the Allies
troops In case OF their retreat into Greel
territory are the two general subjects
. Of discussion. II the army is still mo
bilized on December 10. when the gen
eral elections tax place. the solder
will lose their votes unless special ar
rangements are made. which will be
Difficult: matter. ON the other hand, |
rehabilitation occurs before then II vii
be impossible to disarm the allied troop
should the contingency arise. The ques
ton Of disarmament, however. is purel,
academic"
Berlin sends a wireless despatch
quoting a Constantinople despatch I
the Frankjurtey ZettvN9 W. saying
ls rumorad at SalonlcA that Lord kitch
ener will arrive there in the !mmediat
future. The British decided to In
crease their forces in Serbia, III
Frankfurter Zettun0 says, only after a
urgent French request that amounted a.
most to an ultimatum.
D!strust OF Greece Is ssed wit
unusual openness In the Paris press. a
a result of the dissolution OF the Gree
Parliament. The M0tin urges la n
financial aid he given to the Skouloudi
Government until more specifc informa
ton regarding the actual situation
obtained.