, 1916-09-02

my GOVERNMENT and The whole British ma
tion. / rejoice that the valiant Rumanian
army will now fight side by side with the
armies of the Allies, bringing still nearer the
approaching triumph of our great cause and
Fastening thereby the fulfilment of Ruman-
ian national aspirations.
Berne, Aug. 29th-Count Albert Apponyi,
leader of the opposition in the Hungarian
Parliament, made eight speeches all strongly
hostile to the Government, in the course OF
an all night sitting of the Hungarian Cham
Der of Deputies, ending on Friday last. ac-
cording to dispatches received here today
from Budapest. Count Apponyi is quoted in
the message as accusing Premier ,Tisza OF
intending to conclude a new commercial
treaty with Germany, whereby the interests
of Hungary would be damaged. Count
Michael KaroIyi, President of the Hungarian
Independence Party, is said to have accused
the Austrian General Staff of betraylDg
Hungary by undertaking an insane offensive
against Italy, instead of foreseeing that
troops were needed to defend Hungary
against a Russian invasion. Deputy Rakookyi
declared that Austrian strategy and diplo-t
macy had both "proved disastrous failures.
San Domingo, Aug. 29th-The United
States afmoured cruiser "Memphis" was
driven ashore on the rocks of the outer har-
bour today by a great sudden ground swell.
It is said that many lives were lost as a re-
suit of he disaster. All the fires under the
boilers of the "Memphis' were extinguished
by the thrush of water. The United States
gunboat "Castine" managed to escape by
putting to sea.
Athens, Aug. 29th-After the pro-Entente
demonstration before the residence of nj.
Venizelos today, in which $4,000 persons
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sent to King Constantine, the resolutions out
lined by M. Venizelos in his address. The
text OF the resolutions as given by M. Venice
los after his speech is as follows: "By these
resolutions we The people advise the Monarch
that he has fallen q victim OF evil advisers who
seek to nullify the results of the revolution
of 1909 and achieve a return to the former
state of misgovernment while satisfying
personal hatred of Nj. Venizelos. The Sover-
eign has fallen victim to advisers of purely
military and oligarchical ideas who have
persuaded him that Germany must be vic
torious and trading upon the Kings admira-
ton for the Germans whose victory he
believed in and desired, hoping by Germany's
victory to be enabled to set aside the free
constitution of Greece and concentrate
absolute power in the royal hands.
As a result of these warped ideas we
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ritory of Greece to Asia Minor, Thrace
and Cyprus. that Macedonia is invaded
by the Bulgarians, that tens of thou
sands of dollars worth of military sup
plies have been surrendered to the
invaders and that northern Bpirus is in dan
ger of being permanently lost. We the peo-
pie by this demonstration declare that we
do not approve the course recently ollowed
aud insist on the dismissal from around the
Kings person of the present sinister advisers.
The introduction of The Kings name into
the electoral contest constitutes an internal
revolution against the Liberal Party. Ma
tional unity has been destroyed by thrnsting
the Royal prestige into politics. The Zaimis
Ministry is necessary to-day and the Liberals
are prepared to give it all support to enable
it to be a political instead Of a mere interim
Cabinet and to assure to the Entente the
most benevolent neutrality conceivable. ''The
resolutions concluded with the statement
that unless the people are heard they must
take counsel as to other action.
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