Lower coast gazette., 1913-04-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

Turkey acceptc the peace terms OF
the European powers without dissent
ing on any point.
Bulgaria has accepted most OF the
terms but balks at the Discrimination
CT the powers to favor all indemnity.
While the powers have not decided
against an indemnity they have endea-
vored to dissuade the. Balkan allies 7
from forcing the question. to. its con-
clusion. They have granted, however,
that the question maybe discussed at
the meeting of the international com
mission at Paris, which commission
will auth~oritatively settle or unsettle
the whole peace or war question. Ali
this depends upon the acceptance OF
this form of settlement by the other
nations interested. The other nations
will likely accept.
The strength. Of the proposing ma
tons will 1--WE them into submission
|. even though they reasonably and ma.
tulally oppose it. The power Of SUI
perior strength still lives and awes and
humiliates in ciliyized times as it lived
and awed and Inundated the barbar-
Gus cripple and afflicted before Christ:
Montenegro refuses to agree. The
powers are considering an exhibition
of their military, muscular development
tc b. given off the coast of the Balkan
states. It's object is to intimidate the
N~ontenegrins. sWilling to prove their
case by reason, the powers have resort.
ed to the proofs of brutality. Mon
t.Iesro has taken the great Tarabasch
fort which for months held off the at
tackers from Scutari.
German war baloonist Zeppelin, was
forced while flying, to descend onto
French soil at Luneville, France.
1t was seized by the French soldiers.
The German officers commanding the
war balloon claim that they were lost
in the clouds. That they were not
aware they were flying over France.
1lis event follows close upon the re-
.c.<lrg OF much agitation amongst
French residents Oh the Franco-Ger-
nah f.cntier caused by the report OF
Gel.Aan airships being heard at nights
fiappingly lowering over the forts OF
France en- the border line. 1t also
fellows close upon the published pre-
: d.ct.ons OF a Franco,German war by
-Lac continental newspapers.
The City Council OF Mainz, Germany.
yc;ed an appropriation of $4,000 for
!u.cf to the flood sufferers OF the
!, .ln:,ea States. This foreign city did
not speak as only sorry. This German
: tty a-std in sorrow and International
t -iGi.t;. -
, General Huesta, a provisional presi-
4 MT of Mexico, will resign. Pedro
Lascurian, WHO was minister OF ex-
.er:or relations in Madero's cabinet
D VII lie appointed to fill out Madero's
lnltmpleted' term. This is q move ap-
parently to conciliate the rebellious
: state of Coahuila. This is a DEM
.rAlfating@a certain weakness in the
~preSeEt administration. Exactly SINH.
@ lar i. this move TO the move which
O made De La Darra presidenfsfor a.
b short time ana. maze Madero president
fcr a short tiae. -;Yhieh was also his
v llletlAe. Will 1iiss :subdue Ccaauila?
1t may postpone sths riot but sucl q
= move eannet .prsH4t it, unless Mexl
d % .,iUlay is. d~iffareht from the discord.
ait Me.irp c$$a4ew months past, there
tia h-4E III <~peaEoualle hope for this
ncve..whieh boldly makes plain q
J. n,aEL5sS and a confessed inability to
.~t..ngther.it.
ID MRS. F%arkhurst, leader OF the mill
talit su.fragettes Of England, was sen
H. ttItced to three years in prison FOL
numerous anarchistic outrages, one o.
- which was the dynamiting Of Chan
h. telor Lloyd Georges summer resi-
IN oel.te, worth 100000. She was triet
lie ilr The commission of tn ese acts which
h. s.-e ,oastngiy admitted she inc!te'
*. others to &c. when she was sentences
vs. sha leyiled the court. Her follower
If. who were tie majority of the listener
nd tc.an a. demonstration which coull
es .a,aly be suppressed.
70 MsI.;. Parkhurst is a militant suffra
lis site. SIZE is not a peaceful ciylllze'
%sutfasette, who believes that moderl
in peace methods will give votes to won
i'll en-. she religiously believes that tn
er ~ta.laI.sm before civilization is tn
hyla from which the proper solutio'
a CT the question can be procured. prt
ia srass afd civilization cannot furnls
ell The material for her structure OF Il
on male liberty and independence. She
a sufiIagette that theoretically believe
e. N .gbyeriment yet practically hold
Tic that'all governments that do not agre
aith her AEslkt worthy CT respect {
asst 4..a. lie q governing. Militant SOUND
A.uth like military. But a militant, So
ieh lragst.e is d%issorderly. And things mi
sed tary eanfiot be SO. Anarchistic is rio
on, ssy:sAAss. Parkhurst is therefore g
Oh: ~anarl&stic suffragette.
ice Montenegro does not accede TO Il
demands Of the powers. Montenegl
~. viii first die before she surrende,
or .ocedes to selfish demands OF Il
jcwels THAI be, hut should not be.