The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-11
ron ornEN-,Sp rnr WAR.

~ vie~ of Swodlsh-Argentine efu-
bserlio. ;he influence 81 h Queen 81
sweden In favor II the GermAnic
canae " being discussed by he editors,
and the subject has been 80 e~readenei
~ 10 include other queens VINO have
played a part in the present war. The
attitude 81 the press mas De summed
up a. an inquiry into 'the influence ~
qneen-power In history
The completely u Queen Victoria
81 sweden. a German princess. IL
thus suggested. and Is compared 10.
that ~ Queen Sophie Of Greece. by
The New York sun in a recent edi-
torial:
"Accofdine 90 g dispatch from Lon
dan. the swedcs lay upon their queen
Victoria. a Raden princess, the chief
responsibility for sweden's ~treacher-
Gus and underhand conduct As II has
been disclosed In the swedish-Argen-
tine revelations They iken her in
nuence over the powerful nne cir
Gle which controls the political AZ
fairs Of their country 10 that ~ Queen
Sophie over CONSTANTINE. and predirt
as a result the end % the reign 81
the present Swedish rulers
with q good hundred little piece @:
rony directed AZ The anii-suffrasisis.
THE New York can proceeds 10 en-
brace. m-etaphoricaily speaking. four
aueens IN ~ indictment
bone Of the mort cemmon arau-
meats 81 the anti-suffragists T. that
being tbs queen Of the house
hold. always influences the male mem
bers thereof FOR their own and the
general political good, and. therefore
does not really need the vote We were
never able 20 find very much In this
argument anti the European war
broke out. Then. mos, certainly. the
queens got busy.
There was the Russian queen she
Influenced poor t.tle Nick. her hus-
band. into moving from an insanitary
Petrorrsd palace 60 comfortable siber-
ian fiat, and. like a true wife accom-
panied him there And who viii say
thai her influence in the long run was
not for the political good Of Russia
Then. again, there is the queen 81
Greece. Through her Influence her
husband Tinc. hurled himself OF his
regal throne and busted out for parts
unknown. whore he ia still %wanderins
around simlsssly. And most people
think il H.. on the whole a very good
thing for Greece.
And now comes the queen -
Sweden. she. ton. has great Influence
on ;he male guembors 81 her house
hold. and. guided hy her wise counsel.
they also are said "a Dee preparing 20
efface themselves which they mas do.
spurlns versenkt 40 they SAY in that
dear Argentine republic. And manF
people a. Sweden think u Is a con-
summation d%e>outly e. he wished and
desire "a help In The moving.
"The queen u Bulgaria. recently de-.
ceased also Il sid 20 have had c"u-
siderable influence n deciding her
foxy spouse 10 throw in his Dot with
the gang ne judged would bee th'
winner. Perhaps he'll rcnegc-if %,
oan-now tina he b. deprived 'f h'r
wise counsel The queen ~ Austria.
we notice. also has been butuug 81
on the Hohenaollerns win q grieNous
account 81 conditions Boa Austria. iron.
which We should judse thut she De- goo
ing over the head 81 her royal help.
meet. Charles.
There are also minor queens lik'
those 81 serbia. Mautsnerro. Humania
and other depsessed places. who have
II d said, aided European proere~.
% some small extent bt theia advice
In more poetical Neiu Charles W
Duke. Ia The Philadelphia puhi'
Ledger" thus summarize b Euro
pea "q%ueening
Hearts are trump be- the royal pal
aees Of war-torn Europe. QUEEN
have beer proved more powerful tha'
kings IN many notable cases through
out all history, particularly sine th'
beginning Of tho world war. Due .
Their Influence, throncs have tutiere'
and crunbled away rowns haN'
been flung 20 the clainoring mun'
sclons Of royalty have been driven int
exile! ministries ana governments o.
posed. npuily ties h%undered and ~
arrangements ensendered thai VIII on
dure Cor ases-nnd all on account 90