THE KING OF GREECE.

NZ Truth, Issue 605, 20 January 1917, Page 6

THE KING OF GREECE.

The peculiar not to say criminal attitude adopted by the King of Greece m his relation both to the Allies and ' the Greek nation exemplifies the new ideas that animate the Royal Houses of Central Europe. The Kaiser set the fashion and the little Kings and Emperors and what-not have followed him. It is to this new craze of the "Divine Right of Kings" that we owe the 1 present world conflict. It is a craze that must be put down with a strong hand, and the only way to do it is to thrash it out of Prussia and the Prussians. Our boys are doing their bit, and so are the other gallant men of the Empire, and they all come when they are wounded or sick under the special care of the British Red Cross Society. You must help that Society to help our boys, and if you can spare a shilling to-day you can give effective help. Buy a ticket m the Red Cross Art ( Union promoted by the Taihape branch' of the British Rod Cross Society. The first prize m thp art union is worth £500. Read the advertisement.