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The Brat troop train of the day from the Metropolis was almost due, and I had hurried down to London-road Station to greet a pal expected home on his first leave from France. Just ahead of me on the platform. I espied a familiar figure
lady in the garb of 2 Mission Sister one who, since pre-war days, has for saken life in suburbia and ease in Zion to boil in a crowded city are, there to seck for the souls of men and women who are home sick for Hell as one of theit critics has saida, mas
NOVEMBER TIH, 1917.
POSITION IN GREECE,
THE NEW REGIME.
OM VENIZELOS' POWER.
In G. J. STEVENS. are
Sinco the return of M. Venizelos the situation in Greece has, from the Allica' point of view, considerably improved, but it would not be in conformity with facts to state that the disastrous effects of the Hello, Sister! Are you expecting the eighteen months personal rule of the return of a Lost Sheep by rail ex-King, and the well-organised and the queried, in the flippant tone of the foot who rushes in where angels tread very
a
a wounded lamb?” replied the Sistert gently and, to my surprise, I noticed that here was a quiver in her voice and thet
checks were very pale,
bourgeoisie, which complacently styles itself the aristocracy," but whose lineage can easily be traced to vers matter-of-fact commoners, and the several thousands who have lost their rich emolu ments and comfortable billets by the change of régime. What makes this group dangerous, should anything happen to M. Venizelos, is its organisation, which up to my departure from Athens a short time ago had not been allowed to lose its efficiency. It is the heirloom left by its German mentors,,
POSITION OF THE THRUNK,
I have said nothing yet about the new hits that can be said about him, except ho keeps to his summer palace at Tato, and beyond bis visit to Chamber
DODGING ARCHIE.""
THE AIR PILOT'S TRICKS.
A WAN PILOT.]
A pilot flying over the lines, uses all deceive the watcheras sorts of tricks. below.
Under normal circumstances they com tell his height to a few feet, and will show, to that they now it by wy they send up the bursts of a (anti-aircraft gun). Indeed, no matter whether you cross the lines one day at and another at 10,000ft, and un- other at 14,000ft, so sure as you get. within range there are the six slowly widening rings of smoke at your level
feet ahead or behind or all around Somped in stones, and though dels chief
Archigs
generally afect, is barrage and anneganés, men
even better subsidised Cerman party uprooted and wifed eint, For the average Englis reader to under
have been brought down by “sighters stand the situation as it now exists, one
of those fata aixes, must give a retrospective picture of Lie
he has made no other public
“The “Archie" gunner judges height anywhere. A feature of the state in which it was left by the ex-King stutts to take the south to the Conf by direct hits at 15,000ft from one Let me first make it clear that in speaking Royed tarily of Greece is the solidarity by measuring the apparent size of the of Greece I can think part of the country and clannish affection binding the men machine's wings as it flies above Ho which had remained loyal to the supers to one mother, arid the present knows every machine at a glance ne 10.000 occupant of tho throne makes no excop-vards distance and farther He gets tion to this rule. He remains devoted plenty of practice. He knows the men to his parents. When his father, on the surements of every machine and its speed day he was deposed, communicated to him and can allow for it. The Hain Archie that he designated him as his successor gunner has reason to be peculiarly effi
nte dient he gets so much practice, violenti protested, and has
Bince
here HIPERTEMUAN and the movement of M Venizelos, hardly full no liking for his office. He is 1 To know how to upset all the fine 4284.
uintions is art of ending
I am expecting a girl up from Esser wife of six months a widow of less than is hoars, the explained, The girl's husband, a fine, stalwart Grenadier, The just died in a lend mitre sesterday
authorities. sent A wire to say his condition was very serious pressed régime, for in the islands and in This morning he passed away cribs and the parts of Continenta) Greece which for his bonnie Mary, Wa mend broken
but not had voluntarily breaking heart, that
rijy seceded and joined the your job, hospital surgeon to me us we left the friends of the ex-King and of Germany bedside girl who doesn't know yet that, for her Crete, Mitylene, Chios and Samns or
Archie, the whold So I am here to comfort the remizin, more especially in the islands of
among the Greek clement in Macedonia
M. Venizelos, in inany of his speeches, made the charge against the ex-King that he deliberately sought to demoralise, per vert, and destroy the patriotism of his people; and this is perfectly true. What is more to the point is that he succeeded to a considerable extent in doing it. The place, was willing to accept the view that the ex-King was a martyr, who preferred to sacrifice himself rather than lead the nation to destruction and rain, 1
at any rate, the bottom of the world has fallen out
Since the war started I have met nearly 600 women who have come to Manchester on is similar errand N Not all widowed, thank God. But men, wives, mothers, sisters, sweechent who nee in fear and trembling to the bedside feel 60 helpless when we get here, Sister, said one, a lonely old her wife from the west of Ireland. We can only hope and pray
reception of M Ventolos was very cold young and inexperienced. His first
and formal, but relations have since improved. His selection as successor to One way is to alter the apparent siz his father has not pleased the Royalists, of your wings or to change your spred and they continue to regard him as the or Vary your height, and dodge ther locum tenens of the throne, until the time, hither, no matter how many other
to
things you may have to do at the same which they firmly believe is bound conic, when the ex-King can be reinstated time. You can alter your apparent siza by flying one wing down and so As he himself
help them
can switch-back D and -down to attain it, his relations with them are cordial and friendly. Nearly all the couple of hundred feet at a time and so Evary your speed too. You can paint in followers of Venizelos, and he towards the will
the climax wished for a
38 not
of some soldier they late Weaverage Greek, until the expulsion took and appears even willing to this view giving a shorter view of your machine.
to
of
JOO
your
[your
wings and hope for the
cins suddenly best, I want you to imagine the condition quote a conversation I had once with licThey owever,
of Advance a dark band beneath the tips
prevailing utong his class I asked him The Venizelisis still wish for a
hepherd as characteristic of the feelings accept the solution given by the Powers much that is, hold it ap and throttle::
republic, why they cause," he replied," he is, is acceptance of the solution, is inclined to This will make the next few shots go sppeared to be so fond of their bat M. Venicetos himed to ing out again before you start to fill. who protects us, and if he gors we shall give a
af many of these pour people when they of Breaking Hearts, Mungs of the
reached this city, continued this Mender
and be killed.""
INTERESTED PATRIOTISM.
since bis
machine
down for a few moments, open-
come from far distant towns and villages. Two or three 1 have met old people have never undertaker a railway journey in their lives before. Now they rush to meet Sorrow at the end of it as, uneart bereaved mother said the other day. The shock of the summons, the luste to get ready, the confusion and Anxiety Although patriotic in a sense, the throughout the journey, their arrival and Greeks are primarily self-interested. the sight and sounds of a strange city, During the first two years the way all continue to make their plight pitiable brought them riches, first by the great Fortunately, I have splendid expansion of their trade, and afterwards organisation behind me, and thus I am through the flow of Allied and Teuton able to hear of their coming, to meet them money into the country. On the one of General Barrail were the bursts just ahead again and at the station, to accompany them to the hospitals, to provide homes for them during their stay in Manchester, and to mother then a bit when they need it most but the work wears the heart ont,
again be called upon to leave our homes, keep his throne. Just before I left talk well ahead. Then you can side-slip a our lands and belongings for the varing on this subject, he said to me Let little-not too much, or you will be losing
valuable height, the King remain. His office is useful as
fabricant to the Constitutions when it gets rusty machin
M. Venizelos. tried to concillate the vficers of the ex-Ring to the new order of things established in the country, the no great aim to him above all other considerations being to raise an army of the army of 150.000 men in national defention to
which he considers.
they had therr King, who was tell- ing them, Do not fight, but thrive,
called and on the other, M. Venizelos, who for sacrifices Gradually self-interest got the best of patriotism, and it is no worder
Can
A pilot one day who underwent the horrible experience of being hemmed in almost exhausted every by "Archit trick before he got away. He was flying long when suddenly the fatal bursts up- peared just ahead. This was only of normal, side-slipped a little and immediately there
little closer. He had hardly turned off.
carried
and I feel that mine is growing expense of the abat for the He is trying to avoid turning away got his range to a hair,
very
strnggla in the Balkans. He had to weed aga when there they were a fresh list,
bring to o Ruccessful in the out certain officers holding commands of behind his tail, sending him bumping He is trying to blow and unreliable and diving all over the pliers. They had others, but I am afraid he will ultimately He stalled and turned off at right have to do so. His task to stop the et angles to the left and there were the What is it that keeps me. going 3 served by the German propaganda and
in the ex-King's army and to
to inculente a bursts all round him again and the sharp- Fit, do you think, that keeps incet of became accust the average Tow spirit is an uphill one, but difficulties sting of a wound in his check.l ve Ma
to all the distorted facts and deliberate that is nu drawing that hell arcreed.
act ) incen, vod were, antina de a sudden alive
Well, let me ask you a question. ~\
What i
mercenary
Justify
Admirably
The
with
round quickly made and his eligi I share his confidence British and French prestigo,
army, to be reconstructed and and there were the bursts all round him once more. Ho stalled," put one wing down 200ft, I am not taken by the Allies, was still very great; material aid, which we and the
Scarcely had he
women from utter despair, during these lies with which their attitude ciently equipped to meet the require down, and side-slip out uguin
dark days?.... Yod min may not under" | guscht | stand--_-1 do not know but the my
панасел I cari find at the Everlasting
going to you a story
A few
to
No this is until the first coercive incasures, worements of present war conditions, ench when one more group burst round
1
at the
but when each successive measure taken:
Pon
him led to none of the calamities which he have promised, but which we are, I'm All the time blood was pouring down
told, slow in giving. We shall help M his
As a last resort he
the grave-side of a soldier. Highlander that, the King was strong enough to jere Venizelos to, lane, us the assisture be in whose mother had travelled from the far even England and France. It tickled his delay in
defy too anxious to afford,
other wing right do not and side-slipped sheer scoft This north
of Scotland, but reached had stay faney and enhanced his own importa acement he requires. He has recently called came out 1000ft
- providing. hin with
the equip turned into a
Rose-dive and too late to see her boy alive. He been
They he flatten- thing that small Greece could flout the to wounded ire the Mametz Wood to
Powers which he hed accustomed to to the colours the untrained clauses ed out and dived for our lines, For
1910 and 1917 but it is useltas for him to those few moments- encounter,
with awe and
When Manchester to die.
respect
I have never seen such a picture
been
King
caught a glimpse of
eroral of ou
Lun
the Greek
was
able the necessary soldiers
and
transport
boots.
Archie
was
fooled
“ Archie ” is “the very devil ”—whera:
bard and had been brought to look ustantine, taking advantage of summon further classes and proceed to Direct afterwards they were at him again. Loneliness as I did the day the soldier gentimoner marakes, exploited this general mobilisation until he has avail But he was out of range and got away..
unoservice the gunners get plenty of practice !! tlint poor old woman, standing there in ing that the apparent immunity enjoyed tion threaten non-compliance of the men the Southern Cemetery, strangely clad, by the King allowed the latter to go the when general macbilisation is decreed, and lost in the billows of her own sorrow.
was buried und
But when I de
bade her
the adventure of Dereling to fellow
1st, think requirements. The Germanophil opposi
length of openly insulting our flags and they are
the next day she suddenly thrust out grievous consequences.
The
Venizelos is, however, con their hands by calling out all classes at
EFFECT OF THE BLOCKADE
killing our marines without fear of effect conducting a campaign to that lean withered hand from the carriage lockade which relieved, ane prolonged fident, and he is not going to play into
in its train through ce it brought on said Jock's not theres enna and the stoppage of trade, di Ma
and 20 a voice tense with inward
of
the
the prices the scarcity of
BIBLET.
My Jock's not there? She was thinking, brave soul, of
the luistoned him, of this belief, tired him soldier's grave she was leaving behind her out,
The eight months blockade has denuded
INSEPARABLE TWIN BROTHERS,
THINK ACT AND SHARE ALIKE-
The twin sous of Mr. and Mrs. Orland
all Gaston-Christopher and Clifford Gaston in this city and, believe me, when we find made him roadier to investigate the country of reserves of foodstufe of Ringiner, Sussex, are renowned fon
with which he had up to the women think of other gravek-in France been Ed Is WRE found
to let chants is more accentuated than in others, their devotion to one another willing Flanders, Gallipoli, or elsewhere the only
They resemble each other, are insepar thing that keeps the chords of the heart to be cut off Shamed,
a sick limb was left a free field under the previous from sapping is the sure and certain almost
reached Bill hope that Tom, or Dick, or as
the Kang Bone & alised and regime, and prices of all commodities able, think and act alike, and have never, case may be is not there. But here's the umiliated, 30 is now turning to her Denomenally high levels bring bzen known to quarrel. Each is oft
the
train in now
And as I left the with my pal, I caught a glimpse of these to the girl widow and the Men der
of Breaking Hearts and felt that the place upon which they were standing just then was holy ground.
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The chief cause is the scarcity to rebuild the ruins left by the suppressed of shipping, on which Greece chiefly and the weaker of the two again visited the authorities and pleaded that they régime The great prestige and infhierice depends for the movement of produce could not be separated, and that he wish- be exercises promise success, Already a from one part of the country to anothered to be with his brother on foreign great change is
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Venizelos took
would have been doubtful, it would not and the utilisation gauged on the coast They joined as privates, were in the be so to-day Besides the average man number and of cargo boats by England. trenches together, and have been at the
Germanophil-what
what ing trade oldere is
be called her the party máu who that wact shipping to such an extent front for twenty months. Together they
lance-carporal, and at remains irreconcilable policial parties of Government to telo utterly underests were promoted to lancenzora no ho to supply the pressing wants of the coun- place of political ideals and price certain number of the greatly aufler Clifford. He was allowed to remain, and st in Greece. Personalitiestry Bion then England has releasedlitary police Christopher was wound- 4 ed, and begged not to be sent to the hass, and herein lies a great danger in the
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સમ
his followers there are of the cou obtained at reasonable were granted leave together, went home men like M. Repoalia, and thrices 10 others, as, for example, in together, and returned to the front
personal jealousies lowing, and the
sufferings it imposes
peace time, and when home on leave, they certain that each possesses the game sum. count their money every night to make
young but very promising M. Michal Athens, prices have soared to such a When infants, so slike vere they that,
who could continue his work, bu ortent as to be only within the means of
together. topaulo, the absence of any dened party and the rich: The revictualling question and to distinguish one from the other f tion in M, Venizelos f
poorer forent coloured ribbons had to be tied on. the on Inevit the which would out in its midst with his dis- classes constitute a serious drawback to their wrists. Throughout their lives they appearance, would split work salvation have always carrything, and
this parts, and thus leave it not only leader of the new Administration, and fess but an easy prey to its opponents back 1
is politically exploited by the બ
would be the chance for the pro-Germanophil leaders of the Opposition, mans to agitate and clamour
the In conclusion, in my vie
view, the rituation return of the ex-King, and for a recom- in Greece to-day need present no anxiety mencement of previous intrigued to the Allies. A portion of the efficient
AMERICAN AIRMAN'S RECORD methods and policy. I have mentioned force raised by the Provisional Govern
that M. Venizelos is gradually meal the trenches in
fighting with the la gaining the averago Greek over to his Allied armies in
Router's Correspondents at the French his does not include the pro-facedonia it will undoubtedly be rein Headquarters writes: Second Lient. ho remains pro-German, and forced, as soon as the situation gets more Lafbery the son of the
an adherent of the settled by the other portion which M. Lafayette Flying Squadron, ↑ brought element still comprises a Venizelos had to bring with him into Old down two German aeroplanes in tingle the officers and non-com- Greece, and if the war continues until combat on Sept. 4th and bih... This brin
therave de mem- | next spring Greece will be able to give Lieutenant Lufbery total of German mained
the former her quota of sacrifice to the common uschinen destroyed up to elever. Teut. number of the cause.
But
as previously stated the
Lufbery, among other distincti German pro-whole denents on one man-M. Tenizelos
the Brit all litary Medal, of the Atherian Daily Telegraph.
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