The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-04
MOVE is STARTED e..
7oNomV UNDER EURO.
PEAN CONTROL.
INCREASES GtNtRAL Ay,r
OF FOREIGN pow,.
DISTURBED AT LATEST
MOVEMENT.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 2.-Bo,b I,
fetal and revolutionary circles /
opinion is freely held that va,
tween Bulgaria and Turkey is IT,
nent and can be ayerted by Moth
short of a miracle. 1t is not 4vnoo.1
that either government will forn,1
declare hostilities, but that tho
vailing conditions will force on v,
There is no question that la,,
numbers of insurgents have recent
crossed the frontier. An exteou1
outbreak in Northern MacedoD,
possible any day.
Turks Asked to Join RevoIu,io,
Salonica, Sept. External yigilara
is the price of life in almost any sd
ton of Macedonia. The sitpatd
among the races is so compljcs4
that Bulgarians, Greeks and THIN
alike are unable to distinguish friend
from enemies. In some localities III
Bulgars and Greeks are fraterpizjn
against the Turks, in other distrct
Greeks and Turks are banded AGAIN;
the Bulgars, in still other PLACID
Bulgars, Greeks and Turks appear !
be mingling in mutual sympathy wild
the Turkish civil and military authod
tiles, informing them of the desig@
of the revolutionists,
Oppression has been the lot Of th(
whole population of Macedonia, and
the people cannot be expected to b
forever submissive. The disafectiu}
Of what seems to be a small elemen(
among the turks has encouraged (
group of revolutionary Ottoman lead
ers to start a cecret campaign of ssdA
ton. A manifesto is being circulated
detailing the evils of the sultan's ru4
and requesting the Turkish inhab|
itants of Macedonia
To Cast Their Lot
with the insurgents. Only thus, |
runs the appeal. can the Macedonia
Mussulmans ever know liberty, iusd
laws, pure administration and tram
quility. Macedonia with autonomy
under European control would pas1
out OF the realm of chaos into tna
realm of order, and men, women aa1
children would lie down to rest az
night unaffrighted by the specter o
massacre. No MussUlman need iea7
that such a movement would entail
abolition of the Mohammedan rels1
ious conscience. The suzeralne Voad
guarantee religious and political NV
erty."
This appeal, though aimed at MN
imizing the evils, probably VIII nav
the effect of introducing a new ip
ment into the situation and increasls
the general anxiety. The consuls '
the foreign powers are partlcuiali
disturbed by it, since they fear 'aa
once a considerable body OF lurhS u'
cides to aid the insurgents the asses
sination of consuls may be favored o
certain to provoke European ln'et''p
ton.
No Change in Orders.
Washington, Sept. 2. - Chekio Dc.
the Turkish minister, had a long ~
terview yesterday with seciea'
Hay. He refused to give an lnlef,s'
After the interview Secrelaf! D -.
visited the navy department. Il !" ~
Turkish minister requested lna' -
European squadron be keep a,
from Turkish waters his ie4'
probably, cannot be granteu' ~
should this government desire w..
cede to it, as the navy depaltm'..
states that 1t will be impossius
communicate with either the DIV w.
Ign or San Francisco until the! az
in Beirut. u,
Chekib Bey assured Secretary :.
that the Turkish gOvernmeM :;
done nothing wrong ana WIN IL.
every endeavor to protect A
citizens residing in Turkey