The Elbert County tribune., 1916-01-21
ALLIES ORDER CONSTANTINE TO
SEND AWAY ENJOYS OF
TEUToNic POWERS.
FORD BOARD BREAKS UP
THREE KILLED AND FOUR HURT
WHEN LINER is HIT BY
SUBMARINE.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.


are determined to force the King OF
against the Teutons or drive him
from the throne, is the belief here.
A note, the contents of which have
not been made public. has been sent
to King Constantine by the entente
powers. 1t is known that one of the
demands made is that the King hand
to the ministers of the Teutonic pow
ers their passports within forty
eight hours. His failure to do this
will result in necessary measures"
by the allies, the note indicated. In
the meantime, there are anti-royaiist
demonstrations in Athens and in va
rious towns of Greece.
Orders have been issued that tele
graph messages from Athens to Ger
many, AUSTRIA Bulgaria or Turkey
must be written in plain language.
Another dispatch to the Cologne
Gazette from Sofia tells of anti-royal-
ist demonstrations at Athens.
King Constantine retains the SYM
pathy of only the high military Off
GERS" the message says, and the at
titude of the army is in doubt"
A dispatch from Amsterdam to the
Exchange Telegraph Company says
that French and British troops have
been landing at Corinth Greece, for
ty-eight miles west of Athens.
The Germans are declared to have
suffered considerably from the effects
of the explosion and the shells of the
British guns.
One French and two British aero
plans have been brought down by the
Germans in the western theater.
The Hague, Jan. 19.-While prepar-
ing for the proposed departure to
Stockholm. where it is intended to be-
gin sessions in an attempt to bring
about the termination of the war, the
Ford permanent peace board was
threatened with disruption by the re-
fusal of all the members to proceed
on the trip to Stockholm. OF the five
American members of the board. only
DIR. Chas. F. Aked has announced his
willingness to go to Stockholm. Mrs.
Joseph Fels of Philadelphia says she
is going to England on business.
William j. Bryan, Henry Ford and
Miss Jane Adams, who are the 9th
er American members, are still in
America.
London.-The transatlantic liner
Ryndham passed Southend down by
the bows with list to starboard. All
her passengers are safe. Three stok-
ers were killed and four injured, it
was reported, but no information was
given out as to the nature of the ac-
cident, beyond the statement that an
explosion had occurred.
London.-On the heels of an Aus
trian report to the effect that Monte
negro has Internationally sued for
peace, comes a statement from Zu-
rich, Switzerland, that King Nicolas
\ has refused to consider peace terms
4 from the Teutonic powers.
The Saloniki correspondent of the
Giornale dItalia, says a dispatch to
the Temps from Milan, declares that
| information reaching headquarters OF
the entente allies at Saloniki is that
hostile forces numbering about $780,
900 are distributed between Monastir
and the extreme right wing of the
entente armies, that 250,0o0 appear to
be massed for attack against the en-
ente's left wing and center and that
on the right are $4,000 Turks, 10000
Bulgarians and 10000 Germans.
The Austrian statement says
Fighting in the Toporontz district
and east of Rarepozle is more bitter
than ever Russian columns of ae
many as twelve to fourteen lines deer
attacked our positions at some places
four times and at others six times
but the desperate contests always re
suited in their repulse. frequently with
the bayonet in hand-to-hand fighting
Russian losses have been appalling
More than 1000 dead Russians were
counted before the positions of one
Austro-Hungarian brigade
Norway City Burns; Loss, $4,000, 900.
Bergen, Norway.-The fire that
ragged in Bergen for several days has
been practically extinguished after
causing loss estimated at $30,O0O,-
600 Three thousand persons were
made homeless.