The Glenwood post., 1914-09-19
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chance Of lasting paace II tie Balkans.
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What. then. IL the duty Of the CIV
titssd world in the Balkans. especially
Of those nations which by their Ioca-
ttoa and history are free from interna-
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vSA - TUrks q aADaS tAsossavss.
Ds0yvAaFs IL eo0aAns1sa 1DaAA -
eaaEiaa, vrstcAsAneas 90 soelal aAA
0ssal 1lstntaNakina.
In tAis indictnsat brsaGAt by IL
ooaAioaton against al coAtsoAans
foeoss no one Of the Balkan natioos y
sDareA. Atrocities committed on non
combatant Moslems in Macedonia sur.
passed in many instances the crimes
Of the dark ages.
The barbarous ac4s and inhuman re-
prisals performed by Bulgarians, Serv-
tans and Greeks against one another
would seem incredible II they were not
supported by unauestionable evidence.
The commission gives three causes
for the war which followed the de-
mand Of the allies for autonomy of the
European vilayets and redivision &C.
the weakness and want of foresight OF
Turkey, the powerlessness Of Europe
to impose on . constitutional Turkey
the reforms it had introduced into an
absolute Turkey, and the conscious.
ness of increased strength which a.
lance gave the Balkan states.
The occupation Of Macedonia by
Greeks and Servians and the threat.
ened decapitation Of the Bulgarian ma.
tion fostered discord among the Bal.
kan allies which had not been stified
by treaties. the terms of which were
in continual dispute.
Alleged Bulgarian violations OF
treaties and Servian transgressions,
followed by mutual demands for con.
cessions and extensions Of frontier,
precipitated q war among the allies
which for Wanton cruelty and whole
sale demolition Il almost unparal.
leled.
In commenting on the Bulgarian
Servian country the commission says:
The things We have described. hor,
rible as they are, are evidence of an
abnormal condition which cannot con.
tinue."
The report, with a preface by Nicho.
las Murray Butler, is the work of the
following members of the commissions
DR.. Josef Redlich. professor of pub
lie law in the University of Vienna,
Austria.
Baron d'Estournelles de Constant.
and NJ. Justin Cedart, lawyer and mem.
Der of the chamber of deputies of
France
DR.. Walther Schucking, professor OF
law at University OF Marburg, Ger.
many
Francis w. Hirst, editor of the
Economist, and DR. H. n. Brailsford.
journalist. of Great Britain.
Prof Paul Milyoukoff. member OF
the Russian domain.
DR.. Samuel T. Dutton, professor in
teachers college. Columbia university
New York.
Falls Three stories; Injuries SLIGHT.