Lower coast gazette., 1913-07-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS. r
Grecian accounts of the sacking and :,
of Sores by the defeated Bull ("
.arian army confirm the stories (also =
If Grecian origin) of the outraging OF .
women and the crucifying OF men by :
he retreating Bulgars, who smeared
he houses with petroleum and hred {,
hem with flaming fagots. King ferdi
oand of Bulgaria denies that his army
has done these things and declares
that they are maliciously created to
infect Europe with a hatred OF Bull.
earia which would be quite an asset to
its allied opponents. Greece accuses,
Bulgaria denies. 1t may be true part
ly. Greece maybe has exaggerated.
China has summoned its parliament
to consider the new demands OF Rus
STA requiring recognition of the perfect
autonomy of Outer Mongolia, allowing
China only the fealty OF the Monaghan
people. The Chinese natives are mad
ly aroused, opposing the acceptance OF
Russia's. domineering demands. For
eigners living in China are mad, too,
vcicing their loud and determined dis
a~pprovals of servile submission to
Russia's tyrannical demands. Russia
Fad on Nov. 3, 1912, received from
China the recognition OF Mongolia's
autonomy and the reapproval OF GER
tain beneficial commercial rights en-
joyed by Russia Heretofore. Russia
then acknowledged Outer Mongolia to
be China's territory. Outer Mongolia
would have it's own army and police as
a result of the agreement. 1t was en-
uhatically agreed that Outer Mongolia
belonged to China and was under the
rule of China's rulers. Russia secured
the acceptance of her demands with
dreadful ease. The New Chinese gov
eminent, a child among the republics
of the world, was dreadful when it saw
the cruel strength of the Russian lior
ike a human child in dread OF the
ravenous lions it reads about ant
sometimes Sees. China a grow
since then. Then it was true she coul'
not fail to feed the starving Lion
whose Asiatic food had so recent,
been snatched away from it by tn
:, wily Jap. She must give it some foo
: lest in its maddened fury at the re
fusal it would devour the whole On
~.nese nation. China is a bigger DO
now. Big enough to say no to tn
.tyrant Russia. It should say no. nj
tons, like men, grow weaker by sui
mission.
,o With Roumanian troops thirty mile
n from Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, u
world learns that King Ferdinand
10 down on his knees begging Rouman
for peace. And the Powers no dou
ut for a powerful reason are trying
prevail upon Roumania not to Occur
ng Sofia. 4,
70 President Huerta of Mexico b
~ sent Felix Diaz to Japan as the bear
lor Of Mexico's thanks for Japan's p'
,al ticipation in Mexico's Centennial &c
bration in 1910. Huerta, by agreeme
with Diaz, was to serve provisional
" assisted by a cabinet recommended
Diaz. Then Huerta was to call
election at an early date and supp
Diaz for the presidency. The rel
8 lion prevented this. Huerta's cabl1
Tod was not Of dazzling complex
.fn, This is what has happened concern
Mexico:
ore Diaz goes to Japan when the unl
ma, States and Japan are mad at q
and other and when Mexico is threate
by American intervention. Me1
has hates America, not officially, but
in. Mexican people dread the extension
american influence in Mexico.
de-. United States is beginning to ofici
new recognize the necessity of intervel
the in Mexico. Why has Diaz gon'
An. japan now when these alarming {
ubli. cidences exist??.
arty Turkey has retaken Adrianople.
law. Turkish victors are committing n
ticle hle atrocities and the authorit.
the Europe has collapsed. During
reat. Balkan-Turco war Adrianople was
goal Bulgaria sought and won
,mis. thousands Of Bulgarians had
fig. killed and wounded in vain attack
! the on that we'll nigh impregnable Iul
y.fye fortress. The following disagreen
wees -as to the apportioning of the re
led to internal trouble in the can
been the Balkan allies. And now Gu
events prove that Europe sacr
been much and gained nothing. Europ
The the Christian world will sadden 9
in the news of the retaking of AdrianoI
given the Mohammedan Turks. But it
t $50 be we'll for them to remember
aban- we're not Christians when they al
, as a their own %selfshness to steal
stitut. them what their patriotism and
every cry had paid for in blood, agon
death. They must not fear tn
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