The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-09-29
While oticia||y NeIIenes Is Neu-
tralil|s Understood That King
Constantine Is Prepared 70
Enter War h Behalf Of Entente
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REVOLUTION MENACEs
CROWN OF CONSTANTINE
Plan Of Allies Is To Turn Defense
Of Entire Leyent Over To Gre
clans and Reorganized Ser
bians AS Against Bulgar FORCES
fAssociated Press By Tederai WirelssI.l

- ONDON, September 2a-HGreees
still remains officially neutral, al
though semi official reports from
Athens last night Indicated that the
King had at last decided for war. Nc
Official statement Of his intention ia
enter the conflict was made last night
These reports, sent TO this country by
the Reuter- correspondent in Athens, in
dicated that the crisis, instead of grow
ing less, had become more acute, and
that the revolutionary movement is
spreading rapidly. II.
1t was even intimated that Constan-
tine had waited oyerlong for the good
of his throne, and sthat the Republican
sentiment, which gathered force in the
days of waiting, may prove to be too
strong 10 be overthrown, .,,
Other Reuter- dispatches last night
! announced that the provisional govern
ment had made public In Athens a proc
lamation issued by'former Premier Ven;
izelos, dealing with the whole situation,
and added fkak the application Of d
purely personal policy by the sovereign
of Greece has resulted in the rapproche-
ment Of this country with her heredi-
tary enemy. " .@.I
Responsibility Not Important ST. :. -
"This is not the moment, the proc
lamation continued, "to establish res
possibility for this state Of affairs. The
duty of the whole country now, and
while we still have time, is to reestab-
Ish thorough unity of action throughout
Greece, and to range ourselves upon the
side of the Entente Allies.s
6n... -. In s,,
ems that the Grecian authorities offer
TO take over the defense Of the entire
Balkan battlefront from the Allies, and,
acting In conjunction with the reorgan,
ized Serbian armies, hold the Bnlgar-
Prussian forces in Macedonia, thus free
ing large numbers Of British, French
and Italian troops for service at other
fronts. n X III q fe5. r@%f
orecian Action In Berlin fta
Dispatches from Berlin yesterday re.
ported that-the Grecian minister at the
German capital had informed the Ger.
man government that the Grecian CEN
sorship had been abolished and that his
country, From now, on, would not be
responsible for, news dispatches origi-
mating in Greece or directed to Greece.
II was announced In Athens that a
monster mass meeting Of all classes Of
people is to be held at Mytilene today.
1t was said that the revolution would
be proclaimed at that meeting
Other reports declared that the an
nouncement sof general mobilization
might be regarded as premature. II
was pointed out that II was not definite.
" known whether the Allies had agreed
to finance Modification Of the Greek
army, as requested by the Greek gov
ernment.
After q session Of the council of min
listers at the palace ~ was stated that
an early movement against Bulgaria
might be expected Kalogeropoulos said
that on behalf of the government he
might address a note to Bulgaria of
such character that mobilization
would logically follow, 8tGa
1t later developed that the King had
Z decided in favor Of immediate war, di-
rected first against Bulgaria. ail