The sun., 1916-01-29
Allies said to Have DiscOv.
cred L Boat Base Near
His Villa.
CALL MONTENEGRIN
PRINCES TRAITORS
Nicholas's Flight May Not
Have Been Voluntary
.Albanians Suspected.
>p,c,ai cabie Despatch to Tue sr>.

special 'dbie Despatch TO THE St>.
ROME. Jan. aS.-"I would not be sur
nrsed" said "A neutral diplomatist
mere to the correspondent of THE SUN
,o.day. ~ before long King Constan-
tine Of Greece passes through Rome en-
route for France. there to join the King
ui Montenegro III exile"
Startling as this statement may seem
on the face of 1t, IT indicates the gem
era tendency OF opinion in political cir
olcs here. Sensational developments are
expected shortly in the Hellenic king
uom.
King Constantne's decision to pro-
clam martial law was opposed by sew
sral Ministers. who have threatened to
resign Their object. reports from
Athens say, is To provoke a crisis. which
would inevitably lead to the return to
power of ex-Premier Nenizelos. The
Minister'S opposition to martial law rs
ssid 10 he prompted By their CONVEX
Gon to the Allies cause.
The postponement Of the new s.s-
Hon OF Parliament and the abandon-
nent of the speech from the throne are
e,.r,buted to complications in the stu
a;on. which IS still further aggravated
by King Constant!ne's interviews an
,asonisIIc to the Allies.
Accuse King of PrO-Germa u ism.
Hiy regulating all Greek shipping and
ave thus stopped .Austro- German sub
marine warfare in the Mediterra mean.
aaye obtained convincing evidence 10
tae effect that the Greek King has IA =
vored in every possible way the opera =
ION of Austrian and German subma-
mes which operated from Corfu prior
go he French occupation of that island
tH9 now have bases on other Greek sl-
ands.
submarine bases are also said TO ex-
- near King Constantine's villa near
Athens, whore Casolene is sequestered
Al OF this ls part of the evidence in
lHe Niles hands showing the Hellenic
lI'er'S completely with the Central
Powers. Undoubtedly this evidence will
r dlvulged at the opportune moment
.od y i bound To hasten the climax in
u" creek situation looked for in the
immediate future.
iot"s nadowed an involuntary trip by
hhs Cons tdntinc to France added tina,
%" mad reason to believe that the exile
OF T." Mnntencgrin King and his famil,
Va NOT voluntary, but had been decided
upou 10y tlr Allies
Despite the fact that the Austro- Mon
"n'srn negotiations for a separat,
t'A." W"r" broken Off by Montenegro a
ne eleventh hour. King Nicholas anc
4.
u" t"l' g"St, Prince Peter. are suspecte,
'. hustr an proclvities. and they wer,
praet ''aIIy banishcd from Montenegro
N'tr" oH.y Prince Mirko was left I,
represent the dynasty
Weakened Peoples Enmity,
TIE commander in chief of the Mon
enegr'n army, Gen. Martinovitch, ha,
"'optd extraordinary precautions I,
prevent the leaking out of information
h'gdrdIng the strength OF the reinforce
H'A'S sent recently, and about the plan,
az defence
Int MontcHcgrins, commanded b.
&c" MartIr owitch and other officer
ohlh'd IN Italy, are determined to or
po'' tae Austrian advance from TN
'"''' This advance is in itself dif
III On account Of the hostility of tn
.'l 'r}, wn"re IN" Austrians are alrcad,
'dI"l Irc AuStrians committed a grea
m'''1f" by hanging unfriendly Monte
i'e'ns, uup.ng thus TO intimidate tn
c'|I'nr Tne latter are now infiame
"'h d".ir" for revenge.
- council WAS held to-nigh
'"f. "'h the situation in Alban
Ice 'u,.ltTN operations in that country
., 'o' rs the Allies are concerned. ar
no" 'utod to tho defence OF Avlona
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