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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

"A payo~sy ezndssy ale eried =
wusaer Aew Easy yearx 70 has been
sn~~s Father says his grsndRso<h<r
rad 70 Ezzke th<zA Ehe was fond q
tnr1r frzxranes- she seok . glass can
aaestsek froza tie tssress. Htted the
h&yssrry canssse tnso the socket. and
DUnrxs sixhssd the wick
Wow. where h the clock CASEY DE-
rzxnzssa Isungmn-
AT toe ether ed ~ the passage II
twists ard tmsrs Ake corxsrrev ara
sna1y srsss sssswe the door that leads
to TIE eezsars@ TIE clock has Teen
dumb fz~ rsany rears. and sarns enc
rsskess IL axay tn that cs~ner. will
lad the WAY 5ezr~
Isuncan ekxs=as-s kiss for the term
VI ~nss@arrner.- srs Esther, . qsaisstly
femnttfal E<rsre IN her anciert rsss-
funse. AeEd the grers fSayssr7y cans;se
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News


fAs isfess a woodsups .sor. !.
fcr Ia se.sos-
in Bstfsr1elc kss sd1sd a c.~,n.-
tssek 20 sh< delivery iorcs Of tbs F,,.-s
Hall zsrkss.
work On the Od6 F~ito.s bsors 4.
crossing rsridiy. Ihs ssc<k osrun,.. 80
spos = here TIE Old sosthsrd koa.. -
to stand
Bar hartcr poiiosn men are Iookirx -
n<st in their p<~ oaps. uhieh ar, 80
mere ernfosfsbae tssp tss heavy Vs.
hsim<ts-
Hsny more cottages are taken ,o,,..
sesson ssan ~ fhs tine lsss yesr. 49,
sta the usual summer eoioey. IA.
shostd be bssy season.
Esv. Dr. Lisch, pastor q The n.tte..,.,
sauseh. hss been tfsnsserr~d bv B..so,
HsnaltonAt to Trinity tfurts. Nsefs,.
Mass Thts trshsfer. ~hiss srsufyiBx "a
DR.. L<nch ard bis fsuliy, -ll uss..
essttnxs Ices TO ftsr Hsreos.
Great shosIs Of s<rrsns Or, hsssx AKA,
In Frsp<hmsns tsy. and the ru.h s..u.
eel h<wuu- Al . m<~tinx Tsar.1.,
might. the beard Of s<is<susn "a. esl,.s
ppo1 to CONSIDER thespssisSens u 10 a..
than ssxht men s~sxine weir rrisafe-..
June q. NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

age Well. have found the identical
primrse brocade she used to wear.
Wait ninth you see me, SIR
Within an hour the house would be
gay with reyefry. Old Zeh would have
lighted the candles In the sconces,
there would be violin and piano play
ing In the parior. while quantity
dressed guests threaded the steps Of
ninuet Or, flying TO the other extreme,
essayed some Of the modern dances.
In the kitchen the three servants
were preparing the supper which would
follow the dancing. Amelia. Zeb's
dusky wife, had been cook In the Bel
den home for fiffy years. and she ruled
Zeb and Kenny, her youthful assistant.
with q masterful hand
Zeb was making many mistakes this
evening His shaking old hands had
dropped crystal goblet. and now .
handful of silver forks went Gathering
to the Door.
Chile" shrieked Amelia, hands on
her fat hips. is yo' got aiggerr'
'Melie.- whispered Zeb in her ear AZ
she helped him gather up the forks,
It's got feeiin' dat Judgment Is upon
Is tonight"
-shucks. exploded Amelia wrath
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
EAST ogIAxp.

Eirser Biaisdeii. Of Ellsworth Pals, 10
VISITING At bic former bcsne-
Nr- Emily Dunhar 10 home from Z sisss
in Y,s~orsh and North cassine.
x r,, .r1 .a c..sa.
FRIDAY. After . shors visi, here.
- wS - ga, - 49,.
-. .~-,..- - -
'W
-
nsse, Oh LIMO, ~o1n- -" ns's SoF the
Summer
Mrs Abbis Wardweli- who has bean
with Mrs- Abbie Rich in the VILLAGE sew
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
NORTH oRLANp.

Mrs. Nettie Gray visited hare last week.
r. r. Bates has moved into Daniel
Rogers cottage.
Miss Eta Saunders has returned to her
home in Bangor.
Miss Mann, Of orrington, ID the guest
Of J. Gibbons and wife.
The infant daughter of w. C. Ingalls,,
who has been very i'll Of pneumonia. 10
better.
Mrs. Bernice Ridley, who has been In
Bucksport taking care Of her sister, Mrs.
N. A. Saunders, is home.
Mrs. Csfoiine Gray has returned from
Long Pond, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. r. Hubbard.
June Il. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
COUNTY NEWS.
sARGEsTvILL-E

Mrs. sarah e. Billings spent last seek il
Bangor.
Ntss Rnsh Sargent spent las; week in
Waterfalls.
Addison G. Sargent. Of Sswrou-
Mass-, 10 ia town.
Miss Inex C. Siekels nss rssnrnec TO her
horse in Cberryseid-
Herman cnattn, g. e. s A.. Is. Is At
home for he summer.
Laur~nee 4. Eaton attended the NJ c. /
graduation az Piftsdslc-
Miss Vera y. Harding is at horos from
Easton f0r the summer.
Frank 81. alnckiey. OF Dayton- O., is tns
guest Of Mrs. E. A. Hinckiey.
Miss Grace Wood visited bar parents.
E. s. Wood and wife, last week
Mrs. Erie II. Kimbagi and son EIl-ooe-
OF Bangor, ars here for the ssmnez-
Misc Flora Bowden, teacher in Hali,
Msss-, is at home for Der vscxiion-
wyiIe Heath, OF the L. s. >. Vermont,
spent last week with his family here
Miss EsExsbesh Parker 10 1t some from
Backsport. where aba has besn teaching
Mrs. joan H. Bennett wsns 10 Bangor
last wsek 20 Join her hcshand- C.p<- Ben-
nett.
Miss Martha e. brown, cs Csmn<idge,
Mass, 10 visiting h<z mot se<. Mr. fnez
c. Brown
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.-poxT xzn IN. ~rss cHAnE<5Trx~ xxn
CHARTERED
high above her brad 10 light the way
through tis@ wifnilrxs Of the carkscrpw
passage
Tfsey reached the clock case and
fouEd IL elnIxy.
As they retracei their steps through
the passage TWO ssanssowy forms hrikssi
large at tie turning
Amelia IN the background. her black
face eoatorted VITA fear and her eyes
rolling wildly. croscted tn fronf Of
hsr was zeb. With csasferinx teeth and
hat IDS that srog--d the air
suddenly zeb eassttei an ear split
ting ss1r~<-h of terror and. darttnS
around his ccrruieut wife. disappeared.
Amelia gass-d like a fish.
Then her terror found vent
Lord massey she walled fearful
iy; its ole Miss GENE haek-if's ole
Miss Chariorts's han come 10 call q
Judgment oa u.s. And che. too, turned
and Numbered ont of sight
'-Sbe believes I'm great grandmofh-
er's ghost explained Esther hurrtesfly.
we mus; 20 and calm her fearx-
They ran through the passage Esther
holding the grs~n candle high above
her head. As they turned the corner
zeb and his wife were crowdtng into
Uncle Peters bedroom.
Esther and Duncan followed the old
servants
Amelia was wrtnginx her hands while
Zeb. down ON his knees before the Gre
place was pryiftg mp the hearthstone
with the tonsx
Don't tech Is. Miss Chartotte~- he
Chartered iiioticaily. We done gwfne
give up de treasure ehist Marse Peter
hid II here, and me and 'Melie Lowell
we wouldn't tell de captain er nobuddy.
but-3esi wait er ieetic minnif. IL was
on Easter Monday he hid 1T
Hush. zeb.~ commanded Esther
sternly. Cant you see that am not
q ghostf am only wearing my great
grandmother's gown. and you. Amelia.
cannot you recognize Mr. wocdY'
''of course, Of course. Miss Exther..-
quaverei Amelia reliereiiy. I'VE done
thought II Miss chariotfe's ghost You
looked de image OF her. and she al
ways running around de house, with
green candles. a-~meliing hayberry-
like. Get up. Zeh you old Miit. and
show Miss Esther whar de treasure Il.
Lor'. IFS been burden on my heart
ever since ole Mnrse Peter died max
ing Us promise not to tell whar II
was. What's wufh having Is with
boxing for ne usefer say"
Zeb WIS lifting out a large iron
bound chest. and Duncan Wood lean
ed down and relieved the shaking old
arms OF their burden
Use gwine ter keep dis green can
die" said Amelia as they all left the
room. which had now given up In -
eret 1T was de candle smelling hay
berry-iike that seart me clean ter
pieses. ! thought sure II was Miss
Charlotte come ter make ~ tell de Sc
cret-and I'm glad It's told
Il reckon Marse Captain won't want
rs trffin' niexers around here no
more" eioomed Zeb.
-of ccarse he Will You were faith.
fui TO Uncle Peters trust comforted
Esther Then she slipped her hand In
ner lovers arm and whispered, Tell
them Duncan
zeh. Captain Beiden told me that
u ] would fnd the treasure chest for
him could marry Miss Esther. Now.
are you afraid Of losing your placesr'
"A veidingr cried Amelia aIerfly.
zeb' yeu'n have to clean all de Bel
Den silver. Ard me; I amt stirred a
wedding cake In twenty years. but I'm
going TO make one more. rheumatiz er
no rheumatix-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

Vera Bick ford 10 ill.
Airy Beacon ID open for the seasou.
Mrs. Davidson and family arrived Sat
urday.
Irving Leach 10 huilding stable for A.
r. Conary.
Mrs. Cassett and daughter, lately re-
turned from Italy, are st their cottage
Mr.. Lawson and family, Of New York,
are occupying one OF thc Wells cottages
June q. CRUMBs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
WEST EDEN.

Mrs. p. l. Hsdiey spent the past week
with friends af Bar Harbor-
Miss Alics Ray has gone to Belfast to
spend the summer with relatives
Miss Hazel Reynolds. OF Mort beast Hsr-
Dor, ia employed ss .sHillrrestn.
Miss Madge Joy, OF Winter Harbor, has
bsen visiting her aunt, Mrs. n. W.
Hamor.
Mrs George King and children. Of Old
To~n, are with Mrs. Kings father, r. W..
Haynes.
Miss Lillian lveney, OF Northeast Har-
Dor, spent the past week With Mrs- Liliisn
Hsmor.
Miss Hilda Higgins, OF Bar Harbor,
spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs.
Agnes Mayo.
Misc Janet Trip, of Northeast Harbor,
spent few days recently with her mother,
Mrs. Leila Trpp.
Mrs. Il. E. Sargent, who has been in the
Bar Harbor hospital the past two weeks,
came home Thursday.
June a. n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders tor Children
relieve Fevcrsshness. Headacbe. Bad stom-
nch Teethiug Disorders. move and requisite
ar Colds tn n hours. Csed BY oihers for -
wears All DrngEfsts, 75c- Sample FEEE- Ad-
dress. A. 8. 0imsted, Leroy, n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

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pat eahis"e nnn II fvse your Fs~s
shsfIrs shan mime ana save sne nome
ssean TOT ~
~ as grave as that, capsain!
eSehse us, puhcan' otnes
guests are arriving
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snousaer as sne WENT forward 20 xrcet
hes guests. and duncan FOUND cfaif
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70 tsai net aoout his tfases apfoad
ANA wnat are treasure eness OF
mere eosd wnen one can weave
eosaen romance IN tne nrengnt!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
xssrsssszzzss.
Two Different Effects

ne quality OF food IS very
largely determined ~ the In
gradients IN the baking powder
With which it IS aa6e. creez Of
tartar baking powders, such as
Royal, add only hsalthful quail
ties &c the food.
Tae cree q tartar OF Royal
Baking Powder as used IN food has
the sane sholesoze effect On the
digestive system as the crsez Of
tartar IN grapes, froz which it Is
derived.
On tire other hand, tt IS In
ev3csnce that Objectionable min
eral rest6ues exist IN food zaes
With alum or phosphate baking
powders.
There IS a clause On baking
powder labels which names all tia
ingredients. Read It and let Il
guide you.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER co.
Ees York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23

Mrs. r. 8. Osgood is visiting in New
York.
Miss Coral Quay, Of sewickIey. Pa, IL at
Woodleigh.
Miss Mildred Bethel is whiting in
Sharon, Mass.
Mrs. n. B. Slayin and family, Of New
York, Mr. B. Curtis and family, Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-06-23
SOUTH suKKy.

Esrse Boa<y 10 bcns fron Hixnn.
classical inssitn se-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
BRITISH BIRTH RATE FALLS.
Alarming Conditions Develop as Re-
suit Of War;

London, Sept. lS-The recent re-
turns on the British infant birth and
death rate are characterized as dis
tinctly alarming" by the London
Lancet.
The continued fall in the birth rate
which has now reached the lowest
level heretofore recorded may have
many explanations" the journal COM
ments editorially, but the factor of the
deliberate limitation Of families,
whether from provideut or selfish
motives. can no longer be ignored"
The Lancet says that there has
never been time In England that en-
ployment has been so easy to obtain
and so much money distributed among
the poor thru good wages and women's
separation allowances. yet these very
facts may have contributed TO the In
creased infant mortality rate since
they have given idle mothers more
money TO spend on drink. Epidemic
disease is another factor in raising the
rate, owing TO the death Of doctors
and nurses now engaged in military
hospitals
AS for the deliberate Limitation OF
births, not only the middle and upper
classes but the working class IN late
years are held to blame. Even tho
reports about the great numbers Of
war babies seem now to have been
largely baseless.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
FR[[R OFFERINGS
MAKE WHEAT WEAK
CANADIAN cARooES FREELY OF
FEREp ON LIVERPOOL
MARKET.
HIGH FREIGHT RATES
A BEARiSH INFLUENCE
Corn Trading 10 Of Small Volume and
Prices Tend Downward With Wheat
Oats Follow Course Of Other Grain, |
But PIT Spectators Buy on Declines
-Provislons Decline With Hogs.

Chicago, Sept. 1s.-Wheat prices
underwent a decided sag today, tnhu-
enced by reports that Canadian car
goes were being freely offered in Liv-
erpool at declining quotations and to
American mills as we'll The market
here was also beartshiy affected by
high freight rates demanded on vessels
from United States ports to Europe.
Rainy weather appeared TO have lost
all effect as an argument for the bulls.
The opening. which ranged from y to
,. and "a lower, with December at AS
and 95. and May at 97ts and IS. was
followed by a slight rally and then
fall lower than before.
The close was weak at IL TO is
TO cents net decline, with December
at s33s 9e3}.. and May at SO ~ 10 1855.
Corn.
Corn trading was in small volume.
Prices tended downward with wheat.
After opening a shade 70 IA and Il off,
the market suffered moderate addition
al losses.
The close was weak, at aa1s TO
sa% under last night.
Oats.
Oats followed the course of other
grain Pit spectators, however took
10 the buying side on declines.
PDvisions.
Weakness of 0ogs carried provisions
down grade. The setbacks. tho, were
not of drastic sort
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
French Landlords Hard Pressed.

Paris, Aug. 18-Landlords in need Of
money, unable 10 collect rent pending
the lifting Of the moratorium as ap-
piled to rents, met recently 10 discuss
the possibility of borrowing money
with receipts as collateral security.
The president of their association told
them frankly that they must abandon
all hope of making any such loans. for
in the present state of the question no
one would lend money on any claim for
rent. 1t was disclosed at this meet
ing that only 33 per cent Of the total
amount due for rentals since July 81,
1914 had been paid. and that $4,000
900 francs remained due at the end OF
the quarter Of April 10 to July 10 this
year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
IRRIGATION CONGRESS ELECTS.
Richard 2. Burgess, Of FL Paso, Chosen
Executive Head Of Organization.

Sacramento. Cal, Sept. 1S.-Richar I'd
F. Burgess Of Ell Paso. Tex, was
chosen today president OF the inter-
national irrigation congress which is
In session here. Other officers were:
J. S. Dennis, Calgary. Canada, first
vice president: George Albert Smith.
Salt Lake City. second vice president:
L. A. Mares, Fresno. third vice presi-
dent; Kurt Glumwald, Denver fourth
vice president; L. Clapp Hatch. New
Mexico. fifth vice president: Arthur
Hooker, Spokane. secretary. All were
elected unanimously.
The selection Of the next meeting
place was placed in the hands of the
board of governors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
The Trouble with Arr.

Men are without great dreams In
these days, and art ID elaborate and
fussy and self-conscious. The techni-
cal part Of the work 10 predominant
One sees the artist holding up mir.
ror to himself as he works. Pygmalion
congratulates the statue upon the fact
that he carved 1t. instead OF being
lost In the love Of creating. It 10 -
though . lover should sing OF himself
Instead Of singing Of his lady. The
subtle poison Of self-sdver-isement has
crept in and peers like 4 satyr from
tho picture and from the statue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Chicago Produce.

LnIcaSO, SEPT. Is.
But.er-unchansed: creamery extra,
gag a %; extra frsts, 2312 d24; frsts.
221a a23: packing stock, 19a 20.
Eggs = Unchanged; receipts. $3.50
cases; at mark, cases included, 17la n
egg; ordinary frsts. alag: firsts,
221a d23; prime frsts, 2612 ar.
Cheese-Steady; daisies, 14!2 twins,
new, Az; Young Americas, IS: long
horns, Is: brick. 14&.
Poultry Alive, higher; fowls, Il;
springs, Is.
Pork-cash, 12.171a.
Lard-Casn, 1917.
Ribs--Cash. 1.50ms.12k.
Rye-No. 2, nominal; No. 3, a5
Barley-50d 59.
Timothy-s0oms.0o
Clover-11.oO@16.O
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
STRUCK BY lnTERuRBAn CAR.
Mrs. John Head, Of Near Waterloo.
Meets 1raoic Fate

Waterloo, Sept. IS. Mrs. John
Head, aged 70, was instantly killed by
an interurhen car at Cedar Heights.
five miles northwest Of this city, today
at noon. Tie woman walked in front
Of the car or which her husband was
a passenger She was carried into her
home. only few rods distant and died
before regaiiling consciousness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
SOLDIERS FIND TREASURE.
Unearth Ancient Coins While Digging
branches in Champenoux Forest.

Nancy, France. Sept. ls.-While dig
ging trenches in the forest Of Champ
enoux, French soldiers discovered
ii.oaI 4 oee :.a.c!!c2. ec!::s Gt :!;a carly sew
enteenth century, evidently buried at
the time Of the French entry into Lor-
raine, under Louis XIII. Under the
provisions Of the law half of the treas
ure will go TO the state and the other
half to the soldiers who found it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Bishops SON ADMITTED.
Clyde q. stuntx Made Full-Fiedsed
Minister-Lay Delegates Chosen.

D,!buuti3. Sept. !s-Three important
things marked Fridays sessions OF the
Upper Iowa conference of the Methe-
dist Episcopal church which is being
held in Dubuque at st. Luke's church
the admission Of class of ten young
men TO full membership in the Upper
Iowa conference tpreachers), the ad-
dress OF Bishop Stuntz to the class ana
the election of ministerial and lay dele
gates to the general conference OF the
church which Is to be held at sara
toga. y. Y. May 1915.
The new ministers admitted to fun
membership are as follows: G. L.
CutshaH Carl r. Dinsey. John =.
Davis. J Harlow Graham, John w.
Reed. Floyd o. Hillman. Harry 3.
Hofske, Frank A. Scheppele, Ernest j.
Starr ana CIyGe IS. Stunt..
1t is interesting to note that Clyde
q. Stunt one of the newly admitted
ministers. is son of the bishop. he
has been supplying for two years
and has served the churches at Dyers-
willie and Farley. He leaves in few
weeks for Calcutta, India, where he
will take charge of the American
church in that city. He was deeply
impressed with the service.
1t Is also interesting TO note that
two of the new ministers are well
known in Dubuque. being residents or
East Dubuque. They are J. Harlow
Ora ham and Frank A. Scheppele.
The lay delegates to the general
conference. selected, are as follows:
c. P. Colgrove. Cedar Falls
w. C. Stucksager, Lisbon.
Judge s. NJ Weaver, Iowa Falls.
w. j Elliott, Cedar Rapids.
Senator P. j. B. Robinson. Hampton.
The selection Of these delegates
was made on the first ballot, the
meeting and election having been held
at the First Congregational church at
Tenth and Locust streets.
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Explosion Cause. One Death.

Toledo, o.. Sept. iS.-Gme man %as
killed and heavy property loss was
sustained today when two cars OF
gasolene exploded at the plant Of the
Hickok Producing Company. manu-
facturers Of gasolene. The victim was
NJ. Markell, an empioye. Night work
ers still asleep were thrown from their
beds two blocks away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
New York Produce.

New York, Sept. IS.
Butter-Firmer; receipts. 7,156 tubs;
creamery extras 2sG2?; extra frsts.
24925h; extra seconds. 22a231a.
Cheese - Steady; receipts. 1858
boxes; state whole milk flats, special
white or colored. 1412 OILS; average
fancy. 14h I152.
Eggs-Steady; receipts. 1858 cases;
fresh gathered selected extras. oa1s ~
81: extra firsts, 2sh @29; firsts. 269
271s: seconds, 231s @25.
Poultry-Alive, unsettled: dressed,
quiet: western chickens, 1922; fowls,
12h 91S; turkeys, 1915.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Asia. comanehss.

Unlike the maritime peoples OF the
west of Europe, the Slavs had no
easement from the coloniEing OF the
new world. When the era OF ma
chinery dawned, they were not able.
as we're the English. the French ana
and the Germans, to get into the sun
shine by catering to the worlds DO
mand for cheap manufactured goods.
Moreover, they have had to bear the
orunt of oriental onslaught. The South
slavs, or Serbs. Bulgaria. Herzeeo-
VIVA and Macedonia fell under those
Comanches Of Asia, the Turks.