The weekly soliphone., 1917-06-14

London, June 13-No disorders reported from Greece today, following the forced abdcaon of King Constantine The King gave up the rule of Greece to his son, Alexander who is broadly. Constantine in exile will it is believed go to Germany. France is aiding in the internal administration of Grecian governmental af- fairs, particularly with respect to provisioning the pub- lie. Alexander is expected to take the throne immediate
 AFFAIRS HAD GROWN DESPERATE
 Athens via Paris, June 12.-rhe fall of Constan- tine L. king of the Hellenes has In response to the demand of the protecting powers, France Great Britain and Russia he abdcated today in favor of his second son, Prince Alexander
 This climax in the affairs of Greece was brought about through the agency of the French senator, M JonnaI who has held posts in several French cabinets and who arrived at Athens only day two ago on special mission the representative of France, Great Britain and Russia
 M. Jonnat previously visited Saoniki and other points and he lost time getting into conference with the Greek premier, Alexander Zamis. The demands of the powers respecting the abdcation of King Constan- tine also specifically eliminated Grown Prince George as his successor the prince being included among those Greeks in official life who considered strong ly pro-Ge1man.
 Both the former king and Prince George it was an- nouncod today by Premier Zais intended to leave the country immediately. It is reported they will embark Ion British WarShip and proceed to Switzerland by way of Italy.
 Affairs in Greece which several times since the outbreak of tire war seemed on the verge of settlement Iecently have taken such aspect of uncertainty that it became necessary for the powers to act with de- cision
 M Jonnart was selected to proceed to Athens for the purpose of laying before the premier the aims which France, Great Britain dItussa had with respect to establishing unity of feeling among the Greeks and great security for the entente forces engaged in operations lin the east.
 While he informed the premier that troops had been placed at his disposal he appealed to that official to use his influence toward peaceful settlement The troops, according to M Jonnarts instructions, not to land until the king had given his answer.
 M. Jonnart called upon Premier ZaZims Monday morning and demanded in the name of the protecting powers the abdcaton of King Constantine and the nation of his successor to the exclusion of the dadoque (crown prince).
 M Zaims recognized the distinterestedness of the powers whose sole object to reconstite the unity of Greece under the constitution but he pointed out to N Jonnart that "a decision could only be taken by the king after meeting of the Grown Council composed of former premiers
 ONLY TEMPORARY OCCUPATION or GREECE.
 London, June 13.-The occupation of Greece by the military of the Allies is only temporary according to the information that given out here today. The new or der of things will continue till the real constitutional government can be restored when the military power of the Allies will be withdrawn It is believed that Greece will do her proper part in the Bonar Law announced that Prince Alexander the Wentyfour year old son of Constantine who succeeding his father to the throne of Greece was taking the oath of office this afternoon