The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
By MACMILLAN HARDEN

feaerd.
By MACMILLAN HARDEN
Berlin. Sept. 24.-The swallows of
monarchy. which few south four
years ago-hrst, the Ronanoffs, then
the HaDsburgs, the Hohenzollerns,
the WitteIsbachs and the Victims
are returning They seem 10 think
/ the political climate soon will be warm
enough for their well-being-
| Americans may smile ironically az
! this. but they will see the danger II
+ they study carefully what is happen
ing over here today Why does the
Greek Turkish problem arise again
| Just now2 And the explosive question
OF the straits control
/ Because the Greek king, the son Ct
/ a Dane and a Russian, was allowed
10 regain his throne two years ago
| And why was Constantine allowed
to return, despite the fact OF ms, De-
/ ing a German field marshal ana =
brother-in-Iaw and tool OF the kaiser
Cousin of King George
/ Because he is the cousin OF King
/ George Of England and because d
/ quintet OF royal ladies bent on match
making got Constantine's sentence re-
rnItted.
The celebrated Danish sisters, Alex
andria of England, Maria FeodoTovna
of Russia and Thyra OF Cumberland
and the Rumanian queen, all brought
up IN England and Partisan IN appear
ance. Joined with the Russian grand
duchess and Greek Queen Dowager
Olga IN reviving the old matchmaking
came which vas halted by the war,
beginning at Athens and Bucharest
But this game can flourish only while
kings and empires and courts exist;
/ otherwise, whence would We get our
y@vaI brides and .sons-in-law
r The Young King Alexander, who
/ succeeded his papa, Tino, Cor a time
/ incurred the anger Of the quintet py
/ marrying lady Of the Greek nobility
1 rabid monkey was so kind, or so
I nro-G German. as to bite him and ac-
cording to official but not unrefutaoie
renorts. he died from the consequences
OF that bite. Ss
King Georges Cousin Back
Thereupon. Lloyd George allowed
his kings cousin to return TO the
Creek throne. Whether he was 1nfiu-
enced in doing that by this "tgast OF
raval ladies-tilat petticoat diploma
cv which Bismarck always feared
or by a priestiy influence, IN tear MS
tory viii record biunder equaI 70
that of allowing white Russians &c
; be defeated by yellow japanese III
; 1904. with diminished white prestige
, among all the eolored nations.
? Constantine returned. But, usTe-
gardinc French antipathv, due to the
massacre of French sailors near Atm
= ems. Constantine continued to VA
until his army was exhausted and M:
neonle so weary that even defeaf
Seemed a relief. In the two year.
since his revolution Greece has los
practically everything that Venlzelo:
7 won through his wise craftsmanship
: His people, among the poorest In Eur
4 one knew the meaning of modern IN
: dustry. They cannot compete VIII
California in their chief products, cur
7 rants. and must now abandon the Ide;
:, of union with the Asia Mior Greeks.
: But the political consequences O.
e this dynasty are much more dlsas
trous. Mustapha Kemal, who owes hl
s victory to French strategy and artli
Y whole Mohammedan world expects tn
n Iery, today is a hero from whom tn
J, dawn of great future. His will com
g rnands today in ConstantnopIe as j
did Yesterday in Angora- Ii his de
b mand for Thraee finally is refused, tn
z. Mohanmedans will regard it as an in
I suit and an act of injustice. II lI D
e eventually granted, the whole Balkal
. conflict once more Will DIaze Iofln-
Turk Punishment Challenged
d Internationally, one Of the Wis
n results of the war was the bamshmen
s of the Turk from Europe. Turke,
a never did anything for the good o
( humanity. Her barbarie massacres o
i the Armenians have disgraced civil
S cation. The banishing of the Turk i
: now challenged. All Islam is in VIC
d lent. eruption. While Turkey wa
. Denred in Anatolia, it might hav
been possible to win Kedal to ,Britisl
ideas and possible TO take the cali
uhate from Turkish hands, removing
b It to Mecca or Bagdad, where tn
caIiphs would be wax in British hands
t But since Kema1's victory that is i'm
possible.
!: The growing pressure of pan-Islam
I ism soon will be. felt and Englan'
. must at all costs prevent coalition
e of the Hindus and Mohammedans L
: India.
e There is not much hope in the con
: ference to come unless the nation
!, realize beforehand the duty OF com
U mon defense of a common culture an
race.
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