Dozens of small boys armed with wooden guns, swords, and tinsel hats stood around and saw the bodies of Raphael Nargia, thirteen, and Pasquale Nasta, twelve, and the unconscious form of Michael Nargia, eleven, lifted from the hole.
ALLIED TROOPS ON TO ATHENS SEIZED GREEK GOVERNMENT'S WIRELESS STATION AND GOVERNMENT ARSENAL
Greece Succumbs to Anglo-French Influence —Took Decisive Steps
By the United Press Associations.
ATHENS, Sept. 3.—(Sunday).—The Anglo-French troops landed at Piraeus Saturday night and marched on Athens. They seized the Greek government wireless station and the government arsenal. The Allied ministers assured Premier Zaimis that the naval demonstration by the 30 Allied warships off Piraeus was not directed at Greece.
Crush German Influence
ATHENS, Sept. 2.—The Allies have crushed the last vestige of German influence in Greece. The pro-Ally revolutionary movement in Macedonia has gained converts, seized four German and three Austrian liners interned at Piraeus since the war began.
The Allied fleet has gained converts, seized four German and three Austrian liners interned at Piraeus since the war began.
The Allies met the situation with decisive steps which they considered necessary before the Allied armies could advance through Bulgaria and Serbia. It is now certain that as a result of the last three days' developments that Greece will preserve benovolent neutrality toward the Allies.
The Allies met the
No Risk of Rear Attack
The Allied offensive northward from Salonika runs no risk toward an attack.  From the rear, the Bulgarian government is nervous and has again assured the Greek premier that Bulgaria plans no territorial aggrandizement as Greece's expense.
HOT AFTER VILLISTAS
By the United Press Associations. 