THEM l“ iii?“
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. 2' :zmutlr when Greece from Constantinople and reduced to
“v w H110. Hundredth unni- the status of a small state whose rule
lu-f independence, wvhile will be confined to Turks alone.
. ,. trance Victoriously in The Greek armies fighting in the
- [vilftliig‘ the Turk Iii-hind Iinterior of Asia Minor. are still against
. -~ whence he im'udedlt‘he'fiordes of barbarous Asia. They
l. fielrvd years ago. go forward fully convinced that. a race .
a ‘5 “a: yd on ”N, map ( which has remained in the most beau-l
P“. Empire- of Con-.2ii‘ul spot of Has .n Europe for five‘
0.1 ”w. ill fated daglcc-nturies. continu isiv destroying all
. i‘ .,_ ’i‘iu- Greek strug- _tlmt is best in civilization. without the
fWWUdPIHV. mid he_:cupucit,\‘ of producing either culture.
WW “I”! found ns'or art. or beauty. is not a race fit to
w £1.03! ,.,.\.mmmnl:rovvm much more superior peoples.
7.‘ v i‘x‘ v'ilmimitml in fThz‘t “"15 “‘9 155“" at ThPTmOFYlflei
4., 1“,. a“ ,.k Sm.“ z:zn-l Salamis l,>ei\veeu Athens and Per-i
. ‘ W.” ‘ (-t (hp-ks “H’sm. and that is the issue today be~'
lr' .' NIH»:- Ill? ('i‘l‘rps‘ ““7291? Grt“-C(' and ‘hfj- Turks‘
‘ I‘ I...--..: .ini tiw Mun iiu-s‘ I‘ '5 “milks 10 1h? Greek valor at
L ~. .ni H“ ”M: ‘\:_r;,\lul'ull10n that Europe was not sub-
“ W ".W “ms. ”:88“ ‘mvrzui under the waves of Asiatic
. iii . ;- ”1““me “ .< i-drlual‘lsl‘n: it is thanks to the millen-
'; . “EH" 2:» Tm.” m... Li: struggles of the Byzantine Empire
.\ .. _ ,. \ :~ “lam: “‘th . ”U. Turk and Saracen. that Eu-
,_ ‘ i , H117 ,,.;.. \‘.IS saved from submission to
— i «w . k = :3. wanders of the East.
r I. ~ - . \’ ‘ Ami it is lO-“tht' valor of the ircek
. .ii " ' ., 4...“; lumps lighting today in Asia Minor.
..l . x 4‘ . I" “I: l!.':i the final liquidation of the Otto-
n.) ‘l »“ ' . . _ mu, limpirc is being accomplished
Kill: \ l 1 ~.. ...., Marin; but, ‘m‘l' r 0““. 93""8'
M" 1' <?:-- ., ,' .l , .1. 1‘ Tim Turk has: fallen. and Greece
7 ,. ‘ K ,.\ 3‘, {1.2. is luil‘k in her old colonies. in‘ the
:,. gin" ‘(‘lfl"§'ltlllll li_\‘ Gl‘i‘vks. in the fields‘
‘ .i‘. .. .p r... ‘7. u-lopml by the Greeks. in the tom-
1 .‘ H 3:... ”Hydro of plrs and Churches that marked the!
. p, ..g: ~ liv-<-—‘.A'l\.l.-ll';‘ of the race under both itsl
. - 11‘ . __. lw {mum and Christian civilization. l
\I . For one thousand years (,‘onsml’l-|
l y» I : \~‘_i"t‘ mun-l» as thr- mum-r of the Greek R)’-[
g, -;,..:,-. ..n.j iffll7llllt" limpirv lins $L'l‘\>"‘l Europe;
:1. H l.‘ li' il ..l uplwlui the banner of “‘estcrn-l
“ ,. 1”; ML: i‘u’tzirv hszuinst the Barbarians of
._. ;. _.v1; cl- limzt riml Ninth. l-‘ur livv hundred
_\ . _~. 0:..1 {Mus 1hr Turk remuimwi in Constan-
». A. _ g;,.i»;i.lhgsnr.itinnplv and the .\‘v;ir 151141. :is 11 but-
' .,- J: . vat ,\'i. Li‘llt Vivi. drmorulizing. grafting. in-
.: 3.~ :1. Turks.zcuizgin-h-Lt. i'ust'tinnnr). and unr-iViL
Hi ,t'l; S and lizwl intruder. :1 {Ui‘l‘lflill'l‘ to t‘m- civil-
. l lVililUll (it l-Iurr‘pr. and iii} ehr-h‘i)’ of
; nillmt'i‘ :imi lerL'l'f'SS.
l :t Now leis tum to go has chm»: :uid the
(haw-vii :‘l'illi is :u'i'omplishiuu‘ tlw joh.
Pm! balmy-"ll the victories of the
:l“|’1§:lllll\.lll]|l l‘.‘illuil. arm] ilzr utter"
s—‘i .mlmul tlrz ins-J. Muniwuliuli of H!" Turk from (i?! pow—
'w\' -n :w .i if t‘n o-r izi ii‘c Nv-nr l-Iusl. stands the diplo-
l 'i‘im‘r-Lls“ ‘f‘llt'll mark (‘1' iI‘iH .- :;:ui till. 5" itasliitvu~> Uf‘
"i" int-“23!: is Ll U“ lr'illliwiwis. \\l.o :lli‘ .in-ziiulzs (if
,1 ‘ :viiil nwu iit‘ ,: ill ii. iii nit“ li'll TE».
(f‘yilif'fiw; Thump.- It is llli' lmw .‘ A':ir-ri:*:ii' «mlizhb‘
«is duty to (‘liris— \m-u :uul iilu‘ui opinion. to raise first
.w‘ior: but line y 1'!“ \uil-v o‘.‘ justim- for this \olorous
zilirow of Turk h'pt‘oplv. whosw armies ilL'ht since the
N Stand formwr (is «lawn of history the battles of our
.7 accomplishmentslownflcirilizotion.
» . .imm-apus out- l‘ur tint lmi: centuries the Turk has
_, .. V1.4 has so g.’~n{<r-ilw"lnlllnid in Europe only to spread
2 :iiiscontvnt and terrorism and misery.
xA-rlmfi. lfl)’ prosl".'11r‘: illv hml :1 long: chance to make good
.;..,-,;.-.,_i Rum—mm; and 111' did not. Greece now comes
Kinsopotnmiu 1:0:'Ul'\\'lil'|l and asks for a Chance to
l m i"(”5ffln:i;~olilp: «mm: more {lbw-lop her old national
F N,“ State: Tl turf lmizi'~s:v:ui. Shall this chance. which
E 19.21,}... 31”....30; 1-] l\'\.l'\‘ :ii'i‘ordowi iln- unspeakable Turk be
i . \inml lliv ir (’irm-k "'ll'lm'd t‘" ”"11“"? ,
l .. .r v, flying. is forming; It is up in American opinion to say
, 1')...” is 1..“ iln- word. it is up to us to repeat the
. l. . u,;.3.ay n]. 'r1;v-_|t‘;nnili;ir American slogan: Put the
. K. . ”w...- in iir fi-..p;1‘|iI-l\ out of Europe forever. Let
, ,._... h .7;.,:.,m,7.1~\. thinmug i‘sxi‘t‘vt' lune Constantinople.
—. llisxflN mo); “‘12ng floor-s come from Russia. and now
111,0.“ is wofim- of his hire. ’Wlii-tl iIicN-nsml production and an
,. ”3 31,0 won; for 3.15 WU; Trh'limwsi lizii's “ml: for an honest day’s
5' -Ft of (h:- hz-rcmin is Evil11~Yll:.v\:\\d5" 1‘ 4! l'“ ~V‘MilliSil9 '10 111? main-
'.vol\r-ll. and the Mining (‘0‘ :z»-.\.\.lr'I-~Il‘f'* "1' l'l‘7i‘“|' living standards.
4!. \ru‘chhfgma 1'01”“ out p, ‘viwa‘u‘ :ml thoughtful consideration
‘pl.7‘l":‘(‘~' it: 13.. 3:,I1.;\'.Hig may“, .3 ..,;' 22> import is recommended to
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