Show Harden Takes Britain to Task for Failing Failing- to Protest When Bulgar Group Ousts Brave TIT RY MA X IT TIMID nv Germanys Germany's b niost t t COp I light 1923 93 HEnLY BERLIN June Junc Two 16 16 To dAYs after Prime Minister Baldwin hid had declared it was as wasT T land s lon to assure ure a peace a i national nationalistic islic military coup In overthrew o the Iho t cabinet and placed pl at the bead hend or of the government tight eight men friendly to the re ture of Ferdinand on on onI Coburg former czar of or nul- nul Bulgaria gana Bul-gana- I garia Whether had hadI I ruled tyrannically is ot or no noI I concern to Ho He proved that he had h coura courage e and In- In intelligence In Intelligence when hen ho sided d against entering the orl wont t war ar After ACter the war was lost and She he czar had llad fled the people tool took Starn from prison and placed him at the head of tIP the government In a 1 load land of oC peasants he may Y bite Ine unduly favored peasantry t at the cost of the thc urban In- In in Nevertheless the Bulgarian arlan has hint him to thank for tor saving Ing the coun coun- country coun- coun country country try f t om em Bolshevism Ha Ife may have ha mode made hundreds of mis- mis mistakes mis mistakes takes tales but lie ho realized the necessity necessity sity Ity of oC accepting conditions due to defeat He brou brought ht those responsible roi fot defeat before the tho court and without fear Cear of or unpopularity curbed the urban urb elements emet s ambition and thirst for PO power er erlIc He lie surrendered Macedonia strove e for good relations with Slavia lIh Sla Jugo Jugo 10 worked for the consolidation of all Bulgaria productive forces and thu thus maintained peace in southeast southeast- southeastern southeastern ern Europe for four years vears e rs Instead of oC thanking him and strengthening his position n aa as a great peace-maker peace undermined him first bv bs deny den denying deny denying ing Bulgaria the promised harbor on the Aegean sea and then bv by l permitting his over Over- Overthrow 0 overthrow er- er throw without even en a grimace of protest against a brutal breach of the con constitution Why Dec Because ue old with Ith her aspirations for Cor Mace Mace- Macedonia doni donia donla and was ns the mortal enemy of or Serbia and Roumania and these states tate are pillars in th th the little entente upon which I rance I-rance rance feels that she can an count In an any emergency enc ency enc Hence in England s a self selfish ish Ih judgment they would be- be be come too po powerful If Bulgaria joined them Lut But desired such nn an ince alli-ince and therefore hl Ills his 0 overthrow was s 's permItted by England Fingland fn land which also 10 protects Hungary and hc r undemocratic and scandal sc scandalous ous administration In order hit Hungary sometime mar ma maho marbe maybo ho be employed ed as a a S sword Sord ord against the Iho little entente witch luch tools took Croatia an and 1 Sl SI from herThe her l The he little Milo entente Is threat threat- threatened threatened ened by It Italy and Germany Germ because of oC Adriatic lands s and Bohemia by the warlike Ma- Ma Magyars Ma Magyars Bul Bulgarians aMans Macedon Macedon- Macedonians lans ians and Ru Russians because e of I and by the Turks It Ill w ill hesitate to place itself It at it Prances Prance's side in a 1 i European t or at least will w III be com com- compelled compelled compelled to di divide Ide Its fighting forces This I Is the calculation It is much better to have ha a renewal of tl the e old Balkan Balkon differences that threatened and consequently the most unavoidable Bulgarian coup than to strengthen tho little enl entente and at nt the same sarno time Prance The Thc BrItish entente Is not yet vet et of- of officially of officially dissolved Cd but the dl- dl divergence di divergence of the aims alms of the thet t two 0 PO powers dominates Euro Euro- European European pc n politics precisely as the Anglo German ant dominated it until 1911 At s wish Mussolini 1 made mado madea l a boastful threat almo almost t In 1 Kaiser s manner nn trance rr Ti A which saved ved Italy's life lICe after England is weakening and frightening the states state of or the little seeking entente entente seeking to win Belgium and Turkey from from the leading strings of or France Is n esen snaking making considerable con con- concessions concessions con concessions cessions to 10 the Bolshevists that they may my not turn to France and at the same time is keep keep- keeping keeping ing the tho wounds on the Italy Italy- Slav Italy Slav Shy and German Franco open while trying to make m it ap- ap apper appear ap appear pear r that she is trying to heal hc-althem hc them the I he I recital of these facts constitutes no attack upon the tho British nation this 1 his policy was to be bo expected from Cu Cur on T on who h 0 has fre- fre frequently fre frequently designated the tho maintenance maintenance nance nanco of British h PO power er In the 0 as a ph pivot at But this policy doesn t further the in- in in of LU Europe rope On the tho con con- con contrary it Iu Europe rope ns as one card carl in a deck that In- In Includes in includes all five file fh e continents Since American colossal I home con con- consumption consumption con consumption has Increased Eng England land s export field fled she hardly h needs big markets In Europe She S cannot desire Ger Franco man understanding since sinca she then t be tho the arbiter on the continent any longer and couldn t employ the conti conti- continent conti- conti continent continent nent as ns a trump card in her hIgh game Hence the tho delay in adjust adjust- adjusting adjusting In ing the struggle about resist resist- resistance resistance ance nce In the Ruhr The most dangerous mistake in policy Is that In instead ot of deal deal- dealing dealing ing directly with Fiance l she continues to put her trust In pressure Thus Ihus Is dis- dis distrust dis distrust trust increased in Prance France and the thea a way blocked to a union of economic forces I 00 om |