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“STOP THE WAR" _

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NEW YORK, Nov. 27.- Further

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'the reason for this refusal and simply set Decc~.'..bcr 1 as the date for the

and December 13 as the date for the surrender of rifles.. Thetone of the note, said the premier, was not cour- teous. but did not admit of discus- sion.

According to the diplomatic repre-

sentatives of the Entente Powers the time allowed would enable the Greek government to reflect with mature deliberation before making its decl- sion.

' For Macedonian' A Defense

‘ Ad°ml»ral Du Fournet's note, these diplomats say. reviews at length the a'rgument:s_of the Greek government justifying this refusal to surrender arms, refers again to France's pro- posal to pay for the _arms or replace them after the war, declares that the Entente Powers do not make the de- mand because they are in need' of armanent, but because they feel that the war materials in Greece would be better employed in defending Mace- donia, "for the' liberty of which _Hei- l_enic blood has so often been spilled." than stored in the arsenals. _ fAn official close to the King has

absuriad the A,socia_t_ed__.Press .that tha surrender o arms no longer de- pends either on the sovereign or the goverllment. .He declared that the l{iug’s best efforts, so -far, had proved fruitless with the army, which is de- termined not to surrender their arms, despite the wishes of King Constan- tins.

' Support Venlzsllsts

Paris, Nov. 26-The French minis-

ter to Greece, says a Havas despatch from Athens today, has warned the Greek; government in behalf of France. England and Russia that the countriies named “cannot _remain ln- different to the prosecution to which adherents of the Vsnizellst cause are the object. and that the nations in question mean to see that the Venize- lossupporters enjoy al lthe rights conferred upon them _b_y law.

“The warning." ads the despatch.

"is believed' to have been caused by the -imprisonment of M. Lambraki, chief editor of the Petris .for publish- ing documents regarding the turning over to Fort Rupel (onset the Mace donian forts occupied' by the Bulga- rlans.)"

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London, Nov. 26-An Athens de-

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