The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17
R[UP'' LIKELY
1.-THE OLD WORLD
rs of European Pow
on Edge Through
|nsity of Situation.
&NCE" ON ROCKS
F and Germany View
Conditions Through
erent Eyeglasses.
REDERrCK WERNER.
Il 10 Tie Tribune.

REDERIcK WERNER.
t|8 10 The Tribune.
q Aug. l6.-The harmony Of
alliapce. it is said among
Is far from being as perfect
IS 10 the outside world. And
|he three powers Of which the
rsists have many interests in
ud realize that under exist.
1iances the alliance is neces-
.ounterbalance the triple en-
<ould cause no great surprise
NO know the inside of Euro
NATIONAL affairs, if new po-
|sfellations would shortly ap-
- political sky.
"a Unreal.
interests OF Austria and
|ct on many points, and that
real sympathy between the
{hese two countries is a fact
tVeryone, as well as the fact
on many points feels her
<Qng sympathy with France.
10 here that the real danger
lie Alliance lies. The rock on
8lliance is apt to be ship
the growing alienation be-
1tyia and Germany, arising
<k events in the Balkans,
interests and sympathies Of
|ntfies differ on many points,
B Berious clash is by no
ely.
N The complaints are grow
Ia Austria that the constant
"philhellenism' Of Ger
1angcr to Austria with whose
aus it has repeatedly inter
res are also heard in Austria
lest political course for that
cQId be to endeavor to make
9ement With Russia in re-
Balkan question, even if
De apt to hurt the feelings
and result in an estrange-
<en the two countries.
Are ''Hurt."
~ hours ago ! had a con
It'd q prominent official Of
Iofelgn department, who, al
absolutely refused to make
'ont in regard to the al
1s disharmony between Ger
austria, readily admitted
1lngs of part Of the Austrian
peen hurt by Germany s sup
ID, however, that any i'll will
e1ist was a mere transitory
.eb would quickly disappear,
nad no actual foundation in
oscause every leading Aus
uen was fully aware Of the
o{alty of Germany to the
@ce. and the interests Of her
points.
Pc ] need not say he said,
assertion made in certain
pors that Germany supports
use the new king Of that
brother-iu-law of the kai,
~ absurd. The time when
"a relations Influenced in
pohtics has passed long ago
appearance Of autocracy.
With Greece.
most equally absurd. when
lk of a German philhel.
'Lui TO the interests Of the
5ehy- No such thing exists,
W not deny that in the for
1ent here as well as AT Ath-
re reached the conclusion
<1rests of the two countries
point whatever and that
ions between us are advan.
otn- This conviction, how
pFmed long before the late
OF Greece was assassinat.
tonstantlne, as well as his
~ minister, NJ. Venizelos,
nlfers of Germany and real
sympathy Of this country
latest value to Greece, par
euse the latter country al.
'e support Of England. -
+nQE out most strongly TO
et that the official in dues-
ueny the dissatisfaction iu
concluded by limiting at
shsh and German interests.
Russia.
s well as Germany realizes
~ II IS at the present time
nussia from getting the
~ the near east and mar.
lens Of the Russian states.
70 as the mighty protector
e states by cultiyatinp
'&tions with other Balkan
y Well as Germany desires
HLsece from entering into
ltS the Slav states of tht
the next clever move OF
Husna may be to take ad
estrla IS present bitterness,
ny to rench some agree
estrla and loosen her tie.
onens which appear to pre-
aan foreign diplomacy i.
aqoing a new defeat *
oI failures in the past.