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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
7
The king warned against assuming Greece would betray the entente to Germany at the first favorable opportunity, noting that hostilities began with complex motives and not proof of a sudden shift in allegiance. Officials stress cautious diplomacy as Greece’s stance remains debated.
In a royal address amid Greek crisis, the king denounces Entente demands to withdraw troops from Saloniki and abandon Macedonia. He insists Greece will defend sovereignty to preserve borders, warning of demobilization only if compelled by events, and denies Venizelos invited foreign troops. He urges fair terms, cites risks of invasion and ruin if neutrality falters.
London December 6 Turkish torpedo boat destroyer Yar Hissar sunk in the Sea of Marmora by a British submarine. A supply steamer and four sailing vessels were also destroyed on December 3 and 4. The official statement notes the submarine damaged a Tamid railway train on December 2 and rescued two officers and forty men from the destroyer on December 3 before sinking the steamer off Panderma and destroying four sailing vessels. Yar Hissar built in 1907 at Creusot, 184 feet long, armed with one 1-pounder, six 2-pounders, two torpedo tubes, speed 28 knots.
Wilberton Arkansas police say Harrison A Nichols sought in Trenton Georgia for a murder committed fourteen years ago was captured today. Nichols had been living in Wilberton about a year and was reportedly driven to Trenton by a postcard mailed last year.
Former Greek premier Venizelos issues a liberal party manifesto urging the people to abstain from voting in the forthcoming general elections. He accuses the government of deforming the constitution, obstructing parliamentary rights, and manipulating mobilized troops to favor government candidates. He denounces moves to dissolve parliament and criticizes the ruling regime and its suppression of liberties amid wartime tensions.
M Vamaelos warns against revealing defeat in the crisis and says the party aims to curb internal strife while leaving disputed questions to later. He claims disasters from the government threaten faith in a future Hellenism despite oil shortages driving naval and steam power changes.
A firm decision on health matters is urged and not swayed by ads, dealers, or canvassers. The text argues the issue is fundamental, not about a few dents or pleasing a salesman, and says the guidance is reasonable and worth rereading.
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