Mr. Venizelos in a newspaper article bitterly asks: "Who could have imagined a Greek army witnessing the Bulgarian flag replacing that of Greece?

VENIZELOS to KERENSKY.

Few countries in Europe were as well managed as was Greece with Venizelos as its prime minister.

At the same time she worried the Greek government about the future of Saloniki, and that at a time when the Greek people were criticizing Mr. Venizelos for having allowed the Bulgarians to occupy regions in Macedonia and Thrace inhabited by Greeks, notably Seres, Drama, and Kavala, and the adjacent country between the Struma and the Mesta.