The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-04
FIGHTING IN
ATHENS Has
NQN CEASED
SITUATION IS NOW
ADMITTEDLY SERIOUS
Greece Must Make Rcpara-
ton Embargo on Greek
Shipping The Casualties.

PARlS. Dec. ). 1:0t H. @I..-ThC fir
ing ut Athens diminished during The
night and now has ceased. says Ha
vas dispatch from that city. Thr m
tenlc troops haT" been sent back from
Athens lu PiraeuS.
The Greek government haS offcrc'
six maintain batteries To VICE Admiral
Du t'uurnci. hui the cnlenlr ministers
havr received instructions from their
governments TO declare Ia the Greek
authorities that it is no longer merely
Il question Of the ccSSiun ui war mate
rialS. but far more serious question
and that rrpHrAtiOn must l." made cor
responding with thr gravity Of the as
sauI1 on the allied troops.
PARIS IIec. >. 10:Il Il. M An en-
barge has been p!aCrd on all Greek
shining in French aHd other ports Of
the entpn,r allies in consequences of
the recent events in. Athens.
Tho Matin states thai AiEnS To-
manOS. Greek minister Ia France. has
sent his resignation to his government
on account Of tn" aggression or Greek
troops against The forces dlS"mharkru
by The allies.
The Hava;s correspondent .u AihfhS
irlrGrHphS an account nj recent HN'n'o
in Greece. beginning with King Con-
stanIinc's offer last month ip d"lI'"r
10 the allies tho greater part uf tn"
artillery and munitions in Gr"rrN IN
condition that he might prrS"rNH nCu.
trality.
Not Carried Out.
This engagement uf hc king. tn"
rrrsponhrnl says. WIS not carried
ont As the government declined IN
rarifv il although il had been reduced
to writing in an autograph letter at
the king. Consequently al ihF cAplra-
(iun of tho time for the delivery nf ih"
first tot Of guns. Vice Admiral I'M
Fournct. having received information
that lrnublr was imminent. diSCm-
barkrd troops. The admiral had been
instructed By the French government
tha, Tho guns wcrc moi Ia h. taken h!
force. the correspondent says. hui
Greek troops opened the attack on
The French. killing som" and womb
inc others.
"1wIIr In tl,a-" ""u,irnma and IN
r"rS"qII'u'" at What has tak"r ii3'"
thc lrSnni n rnnriud"C. thu Alli"d GOV
crumerrs hny,. ,i"ridrd +" TAX" "n"rGo'i'
n"n.rIr's To- nhiaiu al r"rara'i"r duo.
Geue,al Cornkhs Arrested.
ATHENS. T'~r'. =. ".ar = M. ia l"r-
don. ro" 5 S.1h y. FL. General r'urak-
as head "f tho N"ni1"lisi recruiting
bureau. HAS been ar-cSI"d. charged with
tnritinE guerrilla warfare in Ath"n= and
Using his room in ihH Hotel Majestic
as n point from which I" fir upon %n'-
4 iv=rs ard rii:E"ns. \ number "f sol.
unrs dcpos ed that i'nrakas paid tu"rl"-
five GrnrhnaS o head ia inhucr soldiers
+" desert III" army and Join 'tho N"ri%r-
lera a' SHlrniki. G"H"rai T"rakas will
probably h0 tried ON a "harj;'' "f nh"t-
Ting treason.
ATHENS. Saturday, Dec 2. via Lon
don. Dec. 3, Ii a. m.--The Entente Fow
crS havn agreed to remove their repre-
entatives who have been In control of
tbs Greek postal and telegraph services.
The CesIalties
LONDON, Dec. 3. ll:l0 p. m.--A dcs-
patch to Reuters Telegram company
from Athens says that according &c
General Callaris. commander OF the
First Greek army corps. the following
casualties resulted from the fghtne in
the streets Of Athens between Greek
and Entente troops:
Grccks--kIllnd. officers and IS SOL
dicrs wounded. ; officers. - soldiers.
marines and civilians.
frnnch--Nlllcd. : officers and - ma
rincS.
Italians---EOnc.
Tho rnrr"Spond"nt adds that Queen
Scphia is personally experimenting the
care ot the Allied wounded.