, 1916-12-06

S a N%.EHLr-Mps -~~D-
bArked BY che Allies
L0udpn, DAG 3 .d.-A despatch 10 Renters
Ttegrain Gay. from Athens says that ac-
cotdiBR t0 General tia!larts, Commander of
hhs First Greek Army Corps the following
cHaaal1i les resulted from The lighting ia the
Streets of Athana batweeH the Greek and
ne Entente troops. Greek. Killed. three
omcsrs and twenty-six soldiers. Wounded,
I'VE officers. forty five si d,ets, four marines.
and aeeen civilians. French. Killed two
Officers and forty-fvs marines. Italians, nnue
lis reported that $50 Br,,is. have been
missing since The fighting here. ID tails rs
20 there whersnbouts are iacki x. Th cor
respondent adds that Queen Sophie is person
any experimenting the care Ut the Allied
wounded.
Asshsns dated Dec. LIT rsads: the fist at
tack was male At noon on the British troops
re tbs Pnyx. At the same TINA there WIS.,
rlns fire against the I,aIlsn marines IN ths
h'nfas barracks. The French mariaes. at
ihe Sapheion where are the lsYions, and
Admiral dn Foarnst's quarters, then were
hrsd on with cannon. Athens had the
afRearancs Of q besieg4d town. Bands Of
lehsf visits, sOme in unifofm and some IN
civil dress, moved about tina streets frin4 at
random vt The shops Of followers o! Venice
los aud ut the foreign legw ions. The firing
diminished during the night and has nov
Ceased. Phe Eatenle troops have been sent
back from Athnns TO Praeus. The Creek
Government has Il ered SIX IN ,untatn batter.
les to Wee Admiral Du Fournet but tbs En-
tsnte Ministers have received instructions
from their GJveruments to declare TO the
Greek autlorltisa that it IL no lpnY&r merely
u question OF the cession OF wa mai erinI,
but IL far m re serious 10 tion ana that re-
paration mast be made corresponding with
the gravity OF the assault 90 the Allied
troops.
Lou Ton. December 3:d.-The Greek Pre-
misr, Professor SpyridOn LamhroS, ia an
interview with the Renter correspondent as
kthsns aaii. rho watch word of the Gov
erninsnt today ID 'reessabiish ORDER" NJ
one is ia danger who does not resist legal
IA horlty. Many individuals In different
paris of the town IRE bnrricaded IA thalv
10 ,ses from which they are firing npnu the
l1soIdiera. The War Minister has baen given
orders to tax. whatever measures are ne
.csss Try til re.lucs these inprovlSeI forts and
Iranquii,ze the city.
y New York. December 3nd.-So'diars of the
Tu kish nrmy il Syria are dying from ty-
phus fever at The rate Ut 900 ~ day nccocd-
to u desp ltah from the counyry forwarded
Garough Port Said aud gwen out today by
the AnerloAn c1nntltee Tor Armenia aud
SyriAn relief. In nd iiion 10 The fuEine
FROM which the peopis OF Syria are long
reported to bave been suf 3rirg epidsm cs
of both Iypus fever aud Ga Diera ar weeping
over the country, tue d.spltcl' says,
L>nio /, Dec, moor Bra. -Ths King has
NV .risi ths distinguished order to S0s,-
Lieutenant Edward Pulling aud The distin-
Ruishsa service cross TO Lieutenant ebert
ga lhlry AMI Sub Lien enant Gerard Fame
all Of tho naval air service in recogn,tiol Of
the destruction of Il z ,ppslin off the Norfolk.
coast after Monday nights raid.
London, December 3tl.-A Reuters
despatch from j tssy in northsrn Rlm,uiA
near the Russian frontier says tnat III.
Rumauian Government has now been
established there. Most OF the Ministers
stogether with the Presidents Of ths Senate
AMI Ohanber havs arrived u. the new capital
where Parliament will be- convened shortly.
Petrogra,l. Dac. Ord. la his address TO
the Dulna AS given out By The sem official
Nsws Agency, thu Pre- nisr ~. T epoff made
The following declaration c,uceruing the
Ru4 sial policy in regard to the Polish quss-
ton. Ore p,rt of the task before Us il 10
recovee the Kingdom Of Polapd temporarily
detached by force of arms. But that 10 uot
enough. We must also wtest from our ene-
mics. territories formerly Polish bryoad tbs
MD frontier. We VIII then recoasiitute Po-
free within its ethnographic.l bounda-
ries bat inseparab!y United with Russia.
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