The evening world., 1912-02-22
SINISTER RETURNS,
DEN0UNCES CRIME
AGAINST PERSIA
Russia and England Guilty OF
Brigandage for Greed,
He Declares.
LAUDS PERSIAN WOMEN.
In Demonstration to Presiden.
Said They'd Kill Husbands
Who Yielded.
LAUDS PERSIAN WOMEN.

Who Yielded.
". Morsan Shuster. the young Am.r,.
can accountant who won ntorn.,io,ai
fasne during tho eight months he wa,
Hnoaoyed by tho Persian Government, 4,
a hopeless attempt to reorsan,se its
and depleted trea sury ana
who was practically kicked on, Of nj.
JOB by Russia and England. returned 70.
day on tho North German Lloyd steam.
chip George Washington.
He was accompanied by his wife and
two children.
CALLS TREASURER RUsslA,a
TOOL AND scouNpRel,
Mr.. shuster paid his respect, TO ,b.
beisian' Mornaud. his Predecessor an
successor A. Treasurer-Genera Of Ruc.
sh In no uncertain language. lie said:
u DON'T know what that scoundrel il
going to do with the chances OF the Per.
sian Government. hut ] do know that be
IL naturally dishonest and a Ru,.lan
too. Persia did not want him. nor dia
Hhsiand' When I took charge Of the
customs l FOUND glaring Irregularities.
! round that Mornaud had a special
rund he was taking from the revenue
dispensing to himself and fellow
be'Sians. He was and Is n protege ana
tool OF Russia. having been decorated
BY h Russian Government for nj, .er-
vices In Persia"
Aakod - ha h.a A.u-
ohar8e OF an army In the interest of
Persia. the young man laughed and said:
mo. hardly that. My military expe.
r'ence 10 very limited. though I was n
colonel OF high school cadets I'm WASH
ington."
In speaking Of the heroic dcmonstra-
lion by ths Persian women he said:
The Persian wOmen pla yed a remark
able part during the strenuous DAYS Of
my term OF ONCE. When Il seemed i'm.
minent that the hand OF Russln would
again fasten upon Persia's throat two
hundred or the foremost women in Per-
s'a. representing the associated societies
OF Teheran. went to the Medjlif (the
Persian Parliament and demanded to
see the President.
~ MILL Nus
BANDS ~ THEY YIELDED.
when he came out the women threw
hack their wells, drew revolvers from tina
Io'ds OF their Gowns and threatened that
they would slay their husbands and
every member Of the Medjiif II they
Yielded to Russia. They certainly set an
example In courage for the freedom.
owing women of the worid"
a. Snuser sa'd mat while the
un''n States tovernmen didn't inter-
isre IN inc turouient diplomatic tangls
no "as involved In enc State Depart
""'t oio assure MN nat his life would
~ p'.'oe'eu' "hie IN PERSIA ne ent
"""' =. III IKE was never threat
"" a .Nn no o'o MOI zee at any time
~, :" ".e"' p'rn.
o".e UT "ns"'"k'oh' where
W ".nVer an Aouress
80. Siuo' To-
"'" ''esN ~ Inc navy
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" ChHISThAkS
A0AINeV MOUNTAINEERING.
'~rhS past year has witnessed three
acts of international brdsandaxe. Ach
perpStrted BY Christian nat1ons
agAAnst Muhammsdans, and each mor.
shucinng to TIN accepted prnrip,e. q,
humanity and Justice tihan the nrsccj.
ing one. Compared to the Cynical bru-
tadfty with whSch the Persans have
oeen treated even che Tuipolttan out
r~Ss raler' The RusMan Government
mad ndS a single spark Of justification
IN esufier law, morals or fact for its
""oo'sc Cruelty fowaru tho Persian
1HS'p'e' ana uhe lsrimsh Government
"'us. u JuoSou ny 'ts partner In orime.
FROM RUSSIA no one who knew her,
sApeo'ed much else, although her cal
'ousnss 10 tho first principles OF fair
ness ana decenoy has surprised evm
h~r ffiehds' The r~eacttenary st. Peters
purg cabinet. which 10 now In full con-
| tYUI. has nlavAN fat ana - M