Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-02-07 | Page 1 | Moro Princess, Left behind by Husband, Taken

Mor Maro Princess Left Behind by Husband T Taken alen Former Illinois U tV Coed Found Alone on M Moun- Moun oun- oun I tam tain Consort Consort Con Con- sort Sought MANILA 1 Feb 7 The AP adventure adventure ad- ad venture of Princess Kiran vivacious vivacious niece of the sultan of Sulu and fourth and wife of the rebellious Datu Ta Tahil U. U and who recently recently re- re frustrated the military plans of a whole regiment ot of the Philippine Philip Philip- pine has come to an inglorious end A dispatch to the Manila Bulletin Bulletin Bulle- Bulle tin from today said the daring Moro princess abandoned by her husband footsore exhausted contrite and alone was picked up upon upon on the slopes ot of Mount Job Jolo island and turned over to the authorities by another Moro chief t. t Tahil high Moro dignItary who recently rebelled and defied the Philippine by immuring immuring ing himself in a tort fort on Job Jolo island with followers now is hiding bidIng in inthe intoe toe the Job Jolo jungles hated and hunted d d on page G. G It Moro Princess Left Behind by Husband Taken Continued from page 1 He Is wanted by the constabulary forces for sedition and his recent flier IIer In revolutionary activity coupled with his desertion of the princess Is said to have turned the of his people against him Most 1 or of his followers have dered It was predicted that he wO ld be killed FIRST FLAPPER PrincesS an odd mixture of East and West Vest recently married T She Is a graduate or of the University of On returning returning return return- ing to U the e Moro oro kingdom she retained re- re tamed the mannerisms of the V Vet t wore short skirts and bobbed and became the first flapper o of But Dut the call of tradition tion and the Influence or of the tropics wore away the veneer of a strange civilization and she gave them up UI when she entered Tahil's harem As a brIde o of only a a. few weeks she followed when he rebelled re- re belled belied and entered his fortification The regiment of constabulary which had been sent to put lUt down the re- re stopped short when within attacking distance for or the attack night might have meant death or Injury to the princess Harm to Moro Ioro royalty royalty roy roy- alty would have brought down the wrath of the whole Mohammedan I tribe which even when at peace with the government is none too friendly I IFor For several days the might and I will of the militia was balked Then Tahil and the princess and a few v I followers led fled from the fort leaving the majority of the rebels to the I military The constabulary a attacked at- at t- t tacked killing several women and capturing the others Since then the search has been going on for Tahil n