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Only War By England With All
Islam Will Prevent Partial
Return Of The Turk To Europe
Despite Defeat in First Balkan War, and in World
War, Turks Seem Destined to Secure Fairly
Good Sized Patch of Europe.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 VTn-
leaa all slams fall and Great Ilrltaln
risks a war not with Turkey but
with th. wbola of ltlam. thsaolu
tlon of the present Near Eastern
crlati la In sight and It will be a
Turkish solution. Not only will
the Turk' return to Europe, occupy
ing his capital freed from Allied
garrisons, but ha will resume con
trol In Adrlanople and once more
hold the eastern bank of the Mar
Mra. This means that despite de
feat In the World Wars, preceded
by defeat In the Flrat Balkan war,
the Turk la going to make good his
hold on a fairly considerable Jump
ing off place In Europe.
It would be a mistake, however,
to see In this return of the Turk
to European soil any real menace
to the neighboring Christian states.
The Turkish bolt' In Europe has
been shot and each recession dur
ing the past century and a half
has been, save in the case of Adrla
nople, a final withdrawal Turkish
re-appearance In Eastern Thrace
la not Important because of its
relation to the Balkans, Its sole
real significance lies in the effect
it will have upon the Straits.
With Turkey re-established at
Adrlanople however a new ques
tion arises. In the Paris Confer
ence days the Bulgarians, support
ed by the American representatives
and by Frank Polk, who represent
ed us In Europe later, strove to re
tain their narrow facade upon the
Aegean and their single port of
Dedeagatch. This territory Anally
fell to Greece with Adrlanople and
the wHole of Thrace under the at
tlement of Sevres. Now however,
since Thrace la to go to Turkey,
the Bulgarians are renewing their
demands for Dedeagatch.
Eastern Trace Great
Loss To Greece.
In losing Eastern Thrace Greece
will have to surrender a territory
of soma eight or nine thousand
square miles, an area about equal
to that of New Jersey, with a pop
ulation of something more than
600,000. Whip the Greek element
in this district Is probably the most
numerous and the Greek tradition
unmistakable, there are still many
Turks in the centre and many Bul
gars in the north.
Just before the First Balkan War
Greece had a population of 2,500,
000, when the, World War had been
liquidated. Greece had expanded
her European population to noariy
6,000,000. while her possession of
the Smyrna district In Asia Minor
added still' another 2,000,000. As
a result of the changes which are
now praotlcally certain, the Greece
of Constantino will have to surren
der at least half of the territories
won by Venlzeloa. Smyrna is lost
and Eastern Thrace as good aa lost
probably in the end Greece will
find herself with some 'five millions
of people, that Is about twice her
population of ten years ago and
with her area similarly doubled.
.j. But 11. BwUtrsria-regains hep strip
on the Aegean simple Justice would
demand that Greek claims In (he
Northern Eplrua and in the Aegean
islands should be recognized. Vet
it la unfortunate for Greece that
while France seems to back The
Bulgarian claims to Dedeagatch
Italy resolutely opposes the Greek
rights In the islands and In Eplrus
as well. What the Italians desire
iff to see Greece reduced to the
smallest conceivable limits, what
the French are Interested In is in
ternosine a strip of Bulgarian ter
ritory between the Greeks and the
new Turkish frontier, that Is a new
barrier to Greek advance to Con
stantinople.
Adrlanople Txwt To
Turkey In 1913.
For the world, however the fate
of Adrlanople Is of relatively minor
significance. It was lost to Turkey
in 1913, after a famous siege in
which Bulbar and Serb fought as
Allies. It waa retaken a few months
later by the Turk, when, all the
Bulgar troons' were away fighting
the Serb. Part of the -city, the
quarter across the Marltza was
ceded to the Bulgars by the Turks
in 1915, just before Bulgaria came
In on the German side ana to in
sure the Bulgarians rail communi
cation on their own soil with the
Aeeean at Dedeagatch, which
still theirs. In 1918, when the Turks
surrendered, .the Greeks In their
turn occupied Adrlanople and have
held It ever since.
What actually counts now In the
Near Bast and the Far- East as
well is that the British have lost
one of the biggest diplomatics bat
tles in recent history ana are rac
ed now with a dilemma each horn
of which carries grave difficulties.
To make war upon the victorious
Turk Is to risk a long and .expen
sive struggle, to make peace Is to
surrender most qX the prizes won
In the war by the British. Ameri
cans are prone to forget that the
East,-everything" from-Constalntl-
nople to Slam Is the scene or tne
greatest effort by British Imperial
statesmanship and thus to misin
terpret recent events. - ,
British Control Seemed
To Be Set Up.
The World war and the pes.ee
which followed, In giving Britain
Mesopotamia, Palestine and virtual
control at Constantinople, together
with the control of the Greek army,
the largest and best equipped force
In the Near East, seemed to estab
lish British control beyond chal
lenge. At the same time the Brit
ish had been able to reach a basis
of agreement with the Arab and
to restrict If not to eliminate the
French Influence in the Near East
resulting from the Syrian mandate.
Unhappily for the British tney
have been - unable to hold their
gains. The Greek army has been
destroyed and the Turk has come
back victorious and hostile. The
Arab has found British poller In
Mesopotamia and Palestine very
unsatisfactory and la in arms now
against his British ally of the war.
Finally the whole Mohammedan
world is now clamoring that the
Turk be permitted to re-occupy
Constantinople and Adrlanople and
if British policy continues to op
nose both these demand; the re
sults are bound to be gravs in the
extreme. ,
Mttle Belief Iioyd George
Will Insist.
But there is very little reason to
believe that Uoyd Oeorgs will in
sist. What is taking now would
seem to Indicate that the necessary
change of policy Is rapidly taking
form and that all that is now be
ing sought Is a decent cover for
his inevitable retreat. , Tne dis
aster is supreme and final, but
there is still a chance of a digni
fied retirement which will mini- j
mtse the lees of prestige. If not
abroad at least in the House of
Commons, which Is what really
counts for XJoyd George.
In any event It la Idle to talk of
anothejr. World Wr or of a. general
European conflagration. Europe
has not the smallest indention of
becoming embroiled In what is
essentially a British venturo, a
gamble for complete control of the
Near Emit, which has corns to
grief. And neither British finances
nor Brltlnh publlo sentiment is In
any condition to encourage the
present government In risking a
new war, which would gravely dis
turb the Mohammedan population
all over the Empire.
There remain two dangers. The
Turks moy refuse to permit the
British the decent Interval which
would enable them to change their
policy without too patent surrender
to pressui', the British may sek to
postpone too long the surr.-ndor
which they now have to make.
Either eventually might mean
conflict along the Aalatle shore of
the Stralla, fighting on ths soli
which from ths siege Troy to that
of Ualllpoll has known many snug
gle, but (here Is really no reason
why ths Turk should risk war,
when ths fruits of victory are as
ured and under pressurs, no one
changes front so rapidly as Lloyd
George.
Aotnal War Iwi Isscly
As The Days Pass.
Probably ws shall havs many
alarms In ths next few days and
even weeks, we mav even have
outpost encounters, but actual war
.would seem to be becoming less
and lens likely ss the days pass.
The key to the Dardanelles Is to be
found In Mesopotamia sn Pales
tine, in far'. In the whole Moham
medan fraction of the British Em
pire and the key is thus beyond the
Srotectlng reach of the British
eet. If Ilrltaln were assured the
support of any allies she might
stick to her old policy, but this
aid has bem refused.
Actually what British statesman
ship sought to accomplish In- ths
case of France and Germany,
nnmely to lrolats Frsnce, If the
French Insisted upon occupying
Ruhr, French and Italian states
manship has achieved in the ease
of Britain anl Turkey. If Britain
moves she will havs to move alone
and with the consciousness of the
unconcealed disapproval of all Con
tinental nations.
The Turkish affair is, however,
the gravest defeat Uoyd Oeorge
has known rince he took office. A
whole policy has come crashing
down In ruins and the consequence
must sffect ths Empire for many
years to come. In his duel with
France, ton, the Turkish episode,
following the Genoa check, repre
sents still another soore for 1'oln-
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