The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
HARMONY REIGNS IN TURKEY
Touching Scenes at the Return OF
Exiles When Old-t Foes
Feelingly Clasp Hands
IN Friendship

UsEzu5. Sept 5-The amnesued Serb
leaders. returning here from Belgrade,
sct an enthusiastic reception yesterday
The chief. DovesSeuski. addressed the
crowd and stated the arm intention OF
himself and his comrades 20 live in anity
with the Turks. now that the liberty for
which they fought was accorded TcGcl-
ing scenes followed Wives who had not
seen their banished husbands for years.
children who could not recognize their
fathers. pressed forward 70 embrace and
welcome them.
The val.ya governor received the
chiefs in his bureau. and assured them
the past was blotte5 out. and that uilry
should meet confidence with confidence
Yesterday thirty Albanian chiefs who
had been outlaws for from fifteen %
TIVE years arrived here from Feriso-
vitcA, moved by the desire for a quiet
life Among them are the famous E-=u
AsEa. OF the Horha tri6e. and Ib-ahisn
Ho6ja lehmeG who actually wore on his
breast The order 0f the Ledjldieh given
him on the occasion Of a former s---5n-
Ger I'VE years ago
Serbs and BuIEars Surrender.
The surrender OF the Balgars and serbs
continues Al NeIess the Serb chiefs. Da-
nay. Boshko. and Trayko. who .'opera-e.I'
in the Pruep. VeIes. and Eitezey dis
trtcts. were received with g-eaT f-iendl.-
ness hy the EaiuaEam. and -hs colve.-
sa5io1 turned on the differences OF the
prices U-- on their heads. Tie Kama
kan declared himself irresponsible Tor
any iuvlG-lIs distinction assured them
they had all three given Ei-l ea-.al --ou-
7iL. and that E-- orders, nos based on his
. ar, Ueci4tilCs. came from CoEs-au-5nou-e
. Last evening sitting outside tl-e Grand
Hotel were =--l- serb eE-Uzrri1-~ Wien
a man approached and asked Il il were al
I lowed 70 the BCIEar CE5ef Eova1 PriIepsi
and his band 10 Join those al table. after
q hesitation. caused not so much hy re-
luctalce as surprise, the Se-as said
Yes" and shortly afrerrar5 the BGI-
gars marched UP. shook hands all around,
and sat down 10 chat over q friendly
+ glass # wine.
Not SO many dzyz ago these men were
proving in the Pae.ip mountains. trying
E % get a shot ar each other Now tie
I Serb Dovesseusz toasted The BUIEa-s.
E said each patriot had fought hrayely for
F his Own nationality. but that since the
E liberty they str0ve for Was realized hy
. the Young Turks. and language and creed
We're allowed 10 live. there was no reason
I for further efforts az mutual extermiua-
ton They could join hal6s-fCr the
hand Of every man there was blood
1 stained. but honest
Oil for His Wounds.
I Although the new system works. a good
+ deal Of the old stiu remains. and fore
/ most must be mentioned the bastiuado- a
/ wealthy banker. Solomon Siuka was
I condemned on Saturday last by tle Young
| Turk committee 20 get fifty strokes for
having iusulted the daughter Of a poor
Jewish citizen a Young Turk officer
! questioned on the incougruitv Of this Dun
I lshuent in a constitutional state. replied.
I We must use drastic means at first 10
I force recognition Of the new era on all
Z VINO were accustomed 70 buy OF their
: delinGuenciss- Besides. .''- he added. with
a smile. we sent the fellow a bottle Of
: oil TO anoint his sores. which shows that
{ there Is an Improvement in the manner
{ Of administering Justice