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Show GREEK FOREIGN POLICY FATAL Former Premier Venizelos Sees Country Menaced by Eternal Eter-nal Enemy Who Will Later Turn on Greece. FACE FORMIDABLE FOE Loyalty of King Constantine to Nation Is Questioned by Deputy. Paris, Nov. 5, 2-35 p. m. Portions of the address of former Premier Venizelos Veni-zelos of Greeco to the chamber of deputies just beforo the defeat of tho Zaimis ministry, arc given as follows by tho Ilavas correspondent at Athens: 'The foreign policy of tho government govern-ment does not havo our confidence; moreover, we consider It fatal for the country. In recent days wc havo felt more profoundly still the pain of seeing see-ing our country menaced by our eternal enemy, which will turn on us after having crushed Serbia. "Wo are saddened by the thought that tomorrow we shall be alone, without with-out friends or allies, In faco of a formidable for-midable enomy." At point M. Venizelos was interrupted inter-rupted by a deputy who asked whether wheth-er ho though King Constantine doBlred to ruin the country- "I would haVe preferred to omit t)ir name of tho king in this discussion," M. Venizelos responded, "but since you aak this question I shall answer as I should. Under the constitutional regime tho king can have no responsibility." responsi-bility." nn |