, 1916-12-13
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
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l., uconductinu international deliberations
while King Constantine is waging open war
on the Allies. "The Government and Court
at Athens says the "Novoe Vremya ARE
our enemies and in Germany's service why
do we continue to recognize as legitimate
Government authorities at Athens VINO are
reduced to acting as II section OF the Ger
man Staff.
London. December Sth.-According to a
Berlin despatch to Dutch newspapers, says
Reuters Amsterdam correspondents, three
Bayarian Ministers have resigned, Minister
Of the Interior, Baron Won Soden-Fraunhofen,
Minister of War, Baron Kress Won Ares-
senstein, aud President Won BretscLnelder OF
fhe Council of Ministers. Baron Won hreS'
"senstein has been re-aPpoInted Co'nmnhder
of the Sixth Corps of the Btvarlan Af'll'efE'
General Baron Won Stendal has been APP
pointed War mister.
New York, Dec. 9Th. "Snn TINS
morning publishes the following from lts
London correspondent "Wltbln u week
King Constantine will be an exile, depoSed
from bis throne by the Allies, and Nj. Venl'
zelos will be in charge of the Greek GOV
eminent. The Greek amy also VIII De as
banded. This is the expectation mere h'uR
Constantine has brought his tate upon hlln
self by persistently intriguing win we
Kaiser. Despite repeated warnings from the
Allies, he regularly sends ana receives
messages from the Kaiser through heuttal
d;nlomntic channels. Some OF these mes
eages have been intercepted ana are no" III
tha hands of the Allies. The Kaiser has
urged KING Constantine to declare war upon
the Allies and join the Central Powers IN "a
,yra,t cumpulgn to sweep the Allies from
the Balkans, according to IL Rome wireless
despatch. which aays the Greeks were 20
attack General Sarrnils army IN the rear
while The Tentous attacked from the front.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9th. "A Note to Ger
many protesting against the deportation OF
keIgiaAs for force labour AS contrary 10 all
precedents and humane principles OF inter
nitiopal practice was made public fought by
The State Department. The Note was caoled
TO Mr.. Grew at Berlin on November Z9th.
petroerad, December 9th.-Russinn troops
on the northern RumanlHn front attacked
the Teutonic forces in the Putna valley re-
oiou Yesterday aud dlstodged them from TWO
heights, the War Ofic" announced. 1hey
took 500 prisoners, including ten officers SIX
machine guns, two bomb-mortars ana one
cannon.
London, December Chit is stated TINS
morning that the Premier Will look 10 'he
irish question as one OF his hrst ana 8re"teaS
problems. Home hul0 ~ AL~'onN "
mas would not surprise many OF has sup
porters. He realizes that the only way 10
get Irish soldiers is to give Ireland Home
Rule Internationally. THIS, 1T IS declared
he is prepared to do.
London, December 8th.-An official state
ment issued today by the Portuguese war
Office says. Enemy artillery opened fire on
the left bank of the Rovuma (the boundary
between German and Portuguese East
Afrioal. The enemy occupied the post OF
Maugadi which we abandoned in good order
without loss
New York, December 8th.-A strike In
volving not less than $4,000 garment work
ers in this city within a few days was con-
sidered unavoidable tonight after an unsuc-
cessful conference during the day between
representative of the ANAL gamated clothing
workers Of America and the contractors who
manufacture mems clothing. The date for
calling out the workers. it was announced.
rests with a strike committee OF seven. Meth
or side showed any inclination tonight to
yield. An increase in wages is demanded.
It, was said tonight that the strike, If called
would interfere with the manufacture OF uni
forms for the Entente Allies and that work
ers in Montreal and Toronto would be
ofackad