Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

live the kus.' a cry which was en-
thusi8s ideally repeated boy the whole
army ] do not know what the king
thinks "a pl' enc, but kg be- clear-head-
Cd, and know how 10 sNu up events
al their right value ~ conviction
is that DE win mot abdictte, but win
assure the rc-ostabiishmeut OF "a normal
situation by his spirit of economy.
WILL STICK AT NOTHING.
But we are determined to stick at
nothing i'm carrying out our program
of reforms. We cam put up no longer
with the present state of affairs Rather
than do that. we win f3cc ciVl war.
Foreign occupation anything Either
the nation viii be delivered, or she will
perish completely We win destroy AN
the parties who strive To- ruin our king,
for We must save our country and sect
our people free, because thcy are more
enslayed than the Young Turks we're
under the old regime We know per
fcctly well that we have transgrcsscd
the law and that our coup dctat was
unconstitutional But what are We To-
do2 Extraordinary circumstance call
for extraordinary measures For the
rest King George has given as rea-
sons and approved OF them In forming
a new cabinet"
Constantine. Duke Of Sparta. the
dialogue was born IN Athens Al years
ago. Ills wife b. Sophia. Duchess OF
Prussia. lie is said TO be far more
Of German than Greek in his
tastes. Indeed. he Us only "a HELENE inc
| asmuch ass he was born in Greece, for
his father Is q Dane and his mother
| a Russian. He rs now in Germany.
| where the Officers union say Doe
| should remain for at least two years.
] But al Brindisi. where he stayed for
short time ON route for Berlin, he told
the representative of a Roman paper
| that he fully intended 10 return 90
Greece when the chamber of deputies
opens tie said 90 some officers who
went 20 bid him goodbye
| 81 have always worked FOR the good
| OF the army. n i have been strict at
times IL was because discipline required
It, But the TACT chat the whole army
has revolted proves that il has some
/ just grievance. Time alone will show
where the truth lies They accuse me
of having fayoritls. I wish they would
| show them 10 me as wei as those Co
| whom / have been uniaYurabe or UNI
just
DRAMATIC SCENES.
when he left Athens after his cxpul-
sion, he stopped at the islands of pa
| tras and Corfu. He made "a speech, in
| the course OF which he cried 'Loug
| live the king This cry was takeu
| up by tho people aud excited him so
much that Doe burst into tears. ANA.
| turning 20 some officers, said. ''ihu
| people VIII not let me go, Don't ynu
| near them AT Corfu, where bee also
| saw ~. Thcotokis, much the Same sCcuo
| was enacted ana the d4douue publicly
| declared that he would be back in
! Athens in three days. This message
| was tclcgaphed Ia Athens and
| Col Zorbus was $50 angry when
/ ne heard n that le told the min,
] lister the diadoquc must leave the couu-
| try al once. on he would not answer tur
| what followed.
Tho union" demands that he should
| be deprived of his command. and tine
| army has $50 plainly showed III does mot
| want him that NJ. Thoot0ks urged thn
| kmP 90 send him away ON long leave.
| AS the post he nlls can only bc auoi-
( ishod hy act of Tine chauhrr,fhis duties
| age uumunlly fulfilled bg GcnDul
! smolcuafy. but practically Che country
/ is in the hands of tho military dictator
RING lN IGNORANCE.
llc mot only says great de1l mfI-
! self. but authorize 80. Thc0iokH to ray
l good dral more iar hlm. the hlns
las only aposen once. aud his aunlyDia
4 infer from what he saNs. thIt hc hHa
| been kout Iu ignorance uf tnc true state
! of affairs Ohio occasion On Hh.ch he
] spoke Was ihle A distinguished naval
! officer RaH received by hiH majesty. ono
/ ar the nrst question: 'Hd aaH Nhgih.
Ca the officer approved ll ANA boa
taken part in tho recent coup dtlHl
| when thc officer answered in the a.-
hrmanFe lling Go0rge asked
what have ] and my children done
10 arouse SUCH evaporation among
! the officers" Tho officer Assured hl
that the movement Was directed neither
against the King nor the princes tl
/ which thc kung said
but chose Things could have hn Do
dome quietly by means of "a committee
of officers who could have come tn n'
| and put u0 End touch With thfi demands
ana the situation Thosc Who inform
me of thc movement represented 30 Aa
Of no Importance Thing confined io ID
hundred ulncofa and by no means rnp-
rcsentatiNe Of the whole corps. lhey