Arid that he had suggested the stipulation in the "In-o-Sei" by the treaty for a provision by which the S?i blan government's needs could, in view of the default of Greece on this point, be fulfilled by the dispatch into Greek territory of an equivalent force by Great Britain and France. "The unconstitutional behavior of Russia, Constantinople," the statement continues, "his refusal to abide by the decisions of the Greek treaty with Serbia and the refusal of the decisions of the Veneirians and his parliamentary majority, hardly admits of denial, even by the Germans themselves, who content themselves with saying that he meant for what he believed to be the best interests of his country."

As Great Britain, Russia, and Russia have uniformly acted together, the whole matter of their standing troops to neutralize the Russians' unconstitutionality acts both their rights and their duty. "Noticing that has happened since the beginning of the campaign at Salonica, of course, the logical position of the allies in sending troops there, but proofs indicate that the political position of the Russians and of the Russians in the Suez Canal is not clear.  Rated simply to carry out his policy. When M. Skoloudis was taken by some of his deceived colleagues with the surrender of Fort Rupel, he showed them a document from the German minister suarante eeligie that the fort would be turned to Ore. eiattet. 