, 1916-12-06

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either in e n.lou or Liverpool. I
London, Dc. 1st-A despatch to the
Daily Mail from Athens. timed Has a. IN.
Friday, ssys;-Firirg has taken place between
French sailors aud reServi ,t> ON the siop,s of
The Ac, opo'is. Passengers from Piraeus say
that when passing the Seus railway ststluu
they witnessed the A ,bt. This lighting
according to other information was between
French sailors and Giesk troops. A psuic
hats begun in Athens. Crowds are ru -bing
through the streets. and shops ara being COS
cd. French cruisers have entered Pbaleron
Harbour.
London. Dec. 1s--Lqst night Freuch
b itish and liza la Acknowledgements ,lsembarked
at Plraeus without incident, says the Elk
change Telegraph Athens correspondent in
a despatch dated Friday.
London, Dec. 1st.--Thp strong impression
prevails that GREET Britain has aoceded to i.
the second request made by Wlshington- for
safe conduct fer Couut Alan rarnowskI voRss
Tatnow, recently appointed Austro HungarH
ian Ambassador to ihe United States.
London, Dec 14t.e-A Berlin wireless des-
patch says that thu battle with the Russians
in tina Carpat hiaus and in eastern Tran Viva
MIA continues with stuhboYnness on q front
sl " H'e'iAV NAooNt tultC"J L eN'NS
that the Russian forces are being renewed
constantly.
Loudou, Dec. 1st.-Sixtysix persons, a
majority Of them soldiers, have been killed
in u railway accident At Heiczechaleu. The
injnred aggr%asad 80, sixty OF than being
iojurel seriously. LIlwlg Won Tmli Ocz1,
N we'll known member Of the Aus ran D plo-
matte Corps and the Governor If Serbia were
among those k.ilad.
Athens, Dsc. 2lL-A1niral du Fournet
landed some 400 marines al M early hour
and metche towards Athens. seiEing Phop-
Rppos Hill overlooking the City. The King
of Greece agreed to give up the artillery
demanded by admiral uu Foufuet. Admiral
du Fournet ordered the withdrawal of his
troops f,oIn Firaeus alter King Constantine
agree To ,lrr, uder Fix bal, cries of noun
tnin artillery to tho" Allies. The Allied
forces ARE already leaving the Sapheion, OH.
~ 300 remaining asa guard. The French
Legation, which was guarded by French
marines was fred upon during the crisis.
Tle Greek military authorities assert that
the firing was done by rowdies. Mr.. Bridge
man, Secretary of HE British Legation. was
arrested in HE streets by u Geek patrol and
taken TO a police station. where he was
instantly relea ed. All traffic b.tween Athens
and Piraens VIA stopped anl no carriages
were permitted to cutter he cty. In Athens
there was lntsnse excitement. Women car
ryiug loats Of provisions hastily bou sht in
npticlpasioa Of il seq, thr1nged he streets
above which haliets were fJing. Four hun.
drsj 3ri5 ia MARINES Reinforced the French
fNce in tbs Sapneion, the famous Industrial
Exhibition building which lies az the sou h
a,le Of The gardens of the Royal Pa,ace.
From the surrouA ling bl;is Greek poured
bRIets into the Sapheiin. Allied forces up
peared 10 be acting under u preconca ived
military plan. waicn was idten led TO spare
the city rs mach as possible.
Btieg, Swi zerlaud, Dac. 1st.-The italian
frontier ha. beeu closed since "Wednesday.
Letters, newspapers aud parcels b we all been
he d up by The CeUsor at Donodossola, lsaly,
aud ,be courier service between L)carno,
Swllze,lauI, and Donodossola has been
suspended.
L,ndop, Dc. 2ud.-An Amsterdam des-
patch to the s'Times' says that it is reported
ia certain circ'es that the Central Powers
intend to Offer assistance to the King of
Greece. The sdespatoli says that it' sug.
rested that the Creek refusal to surrender
arms and amnu iition would be followed by
o declaration OF war against the Allies.
Paris, Dsc. 2aI.-A violent. nttack was
made last night gu the Serbian position north
of t3runishte on the M ,cedon.an front, east
OF the Cerna river benl. The War Ofics
Dice announced to lay that the attack had
been repu AID.
New Z ,rk. Dee. sd.-Resolutions urging
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