, 1916-12-02

Washington. Nov 29th.-1he text OF the
note signed by Count Won Bernstorff and
addressed to Mr. Lansing follows: The
French commander OF the naval forces noti-
fed the ENJOYS of Germany Austria Hungary,
Turkey and Bulgaria that they hal to leave
Greek territory Immediately with tue
staff of their legations and OF the
consulates. The German empire most
smphatically protests against this CON
tempt OF international law OF the free
will OF the neutral country elemental
rules OF international courtesy. Acting uuder
Instructions from the Imperial Governments.
have the honour to request Your Excellency
10 forward this protest to the British Gov.
eminent. Accept Your Exceliencv The renew
cd assurance ofmy highest consideration
London, November 29th.-According to
special dispatches from Athens, the greatest
uueasiness prevails among the adherents OF
NJ. Venezelos in the Greek Capital. who.
although reported TO be strong in numbers ARE
virtually unarmed. It is feared serious harm
may come to them through some sudden
outbreak OF rioling. Vice Admiral du Four
net, Commander of the Allied squadron in
Greek waters, made a tour of Inspection
about the city on Monday morning, and
observed glaring circles of red paint with
which loyais SITS during the night had marked
houses aud shops belonging to persons whom
they regarded as hostile. The Mayors was
one building thus marked. Admiral du Four
net, the despatch CONTINUES, visited tho
Mayor later in the day and spoke of measures
proposed for the protection Of the sup
porters Of NJ. Venlzelos, particulars re-
garding which have not been pub
lishea. II is reported in responsible quarters
that the Admiral viii occupy Athens If any
excesses should be attempted, but that the
supporters of the Veuizelos party ate not
satisfied, demanding measures to render Ax-
cess impossible.
London, November 30th. Without warn
ing a large German submarine on Tuesday
afternoon attacked the BRIGHAM fishing fact,
sinking three t~rnwlers, a Lloyd's despatch to-
day asserted. After the trawlers were sunk
the enemy submarine SHIELDED the remaining
vessels. All the crews of the fishing feet
were snfely landed.
New York, November 30th.-The "Sun" this
morning publishes the following;
"Puris, November 23th. When The de-
tails of the shooting of IL. Heloise Moresse
becomes known the world will find the clse
10 PARALLEL 10 that of Miss Edith Caveli.
according to "Vie Feminine which today re-
ports the death of the patriotic French woman
executed in Brussels. Nine. Moresse was
tue Wis O1 u DeiSiNu J'uIuhllbt. Wu6D the
war began she remained with him. Her re-
latives Inst heard directly from her in JAN
nary 1915, bat recently a merchant in Am
ste, dam wrote to them saying she died "tra-
gically. FEBRUARY 80 h. 1916 the victim of her
ardent patriotism" Confirmation has been
obtained OF the report that she was shot by
ths Gernans but no details have been ascsr-
tanned"
London, November 30th.-Lord Islington
10 The House of Lords yesterday announced
that the overseas domiuions would be
consulted with reference TO the peace terms
suggested or dictated by the Allied Govern.
ments at the couslusion of the war. Lord
I~slington said "Before any arrangement for
the calling Of q peace conference car be made
We must have reached a more precise and
definite stage regarding the issues Of the
war. While the heavy preoccupation of the
Prt miers of the various dominions must be
factor III any arrangements to call them to
a conference in this country, it has been
definitely decided that the dominique which
have contributed SO substantially and 30
loyalty 10 the conduct of the war. are EMIT
led 10 consideration when the terms Of peace
are finally formulated"
London, November 3Oth.-The govern
meDts decision to assume control of all
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