, 1916-09-30

counties. An Dirship is also renorfed oe
the south coast. No reports of caspaIt;ao ar
damage have been received. Inter t,a f,I.
lowing official statement CONCERNING tho ,n
rad was made pubic. Several hostile e;r-
ships, probably SIX, visited the uortb.o4taro
nrd southern counties during the n;1ut
bombs were dropped in the northern oo,o.
tles ana some casualties and dau,ore AFRO
reported. Fall reports have not vet neAn
received. ~
Amsterdam, Sept. 25tb.-rhe n4le grspb
says mat 81 drIm4n were k3Aed or Injured
ia the British air rad on 81. Denis Wl.yy,.,
Begun, on Friday. .4wo sheds and tb,ae
aer"pianes were burned.
Berlin, Sep. 25th.-Iba Ror,;n nou
pers ana public appear to accent ,h;iosrnIT-
caily tie loss Of the two ze,rajios i, tho XII,
on England. The Krpuz Eaitn,o 7;.o,.~.a
bllehy HE possibility that tie BrjIisn nic,t
Ne "oe 70 copy the zeppelin from The 9ir.
snip they Drought dowu which was not com.
ple'elY destroyed. 1t dismjsses TINS how
ever, III we" OF the fac5 that France, which
n"s loD8 mao possession of q cayf,,r4d zon-
penn mas never been able 10 d~uDficgtg f.
Aondon' sept. 25tb.-Dansb fisherman
l0Poi' having observed four zeppelin airsbipe
yesterday travelling in a south-easterlv d.
I0ctoo, says" despatch from Copenhagen
70 me hAch@pge Telegraph Company. One
Vi lne ZePpelIn9 was in a damaged condition
ana was BENG accompanied by torpedo boas
destroyers.
London, Sept. 26th.-General Constantine
MoschopouIos Chief OF the Staff Of The GYeak
army has resigned, according to a Reuters
despn5ch from Atbeus. General NEoschop0nlos
commanded The Greek forces at Saiorica ~
the time OF the landing of the AuoIo- French
expedllonary force. He ordered The tra09s
under his command to saiu,e French nnd
British officers, and was generally reported is
|. n eddy to the cause Of The Allies. In
August he was appointed OLief of SlaR. ard
III a statement given to the press, express
ed the hope that be could strengthen flta
good relations between Greece an! n e.
tohto Allies. l think | oan be precious al-
vocate Of the Entente he said.
London, Sept. 26th-Accordipg to IN
Athens statement received here, Nj Yenn4},8
viii issue a manifesto to the Greek nno,,;a
from Canca island Of Crete, where he Drol,,~
biy will direct the formation of a Seoaia. ST
Government. Besides Admiral Oondouriotts.
the dispatches add, those accompanrino N.
Neu!zeios, include ali the members OF his form
er cabinet With the exception Of NJ. Box l.
van Minister OF Justice. The proc.anutIou Of
M. FenlzeloS, 1t IS said, Will invite kiu2 Com
stantine to place himself at he head Of the
national defence movement. An Athens
despatch 30 the Morning Chronicle SAYS tAat
the Fen'zeIos proclamation will provide the
lest opportunity for King Constantine to
pace himself and his government in line
with the wishes of the majority Of The Greek
people who do not want any declaration of
the dethronement of the Monarch. Tue
despatch says that VI. Venizelos viii call far
a general mobilization throughout The island
OF Crete for the purpose of national defence.
He will then visit Mitylene, Chios and Sa1aus
before proceeding to Salouica. Leonjdas
Einbercos, owner of the national steam navi-
gat'on company,and reputed to be The richest
man IN Greece is reported to have informed
Admiral Condouriotis of his intention 10
place his whole fortune at the disposal of Tie
national defence movement. Before leaving
Athens Admiral Condouriotis offered the
Klng his resignation as Royal Aide de Camp.
Paris, Septr. 26th.-On the western end
of the Macedonian front to the east of Flor
ina, the BuIgarians last night made violent
counterattacks Today's official communioa-
ton says these assaults were checked bv the
French. West of Fiorina The Russians and
French made a combined attack and took
fifty prisoners. Between the Struma and
the Vardar there was artillery fighting to-
gether with solne diminishing, especially on
the British front M inFo1tru oot;oo IL