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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
PLACE TIE BnAMr RIGHT.

II Is naturally difficult for people
10 distinguish between tho govern
ment and the administration ot the
government, for those IN power
usually treat the two as Identical
Not there ARE many 'hlnEs done ny
the administration for which the
government cannot be held rcspon-
slhIe. It IS difficult for those who
have suffered injustice ut the hands
of the administration tn gct away
from the dea that they ought ;o cuss
the government for lt This be- a miF.
take. for the gov rumem Us You and
] and every citizen ot the rr.'od
States. while the administration H
only "a group o. men tcmpnrar.y IS
clothed with the power TO run that
government Resontmcnl against the
administration should NOT be- permit,
ted 20 develop into resentment
against the government, OF which we
are all a purt
Most Of The soldiers have been mon
or average or more than average In,
tollircncc. although some Of them
are uu'e,lcrcd and unsophig,icaicd.
Most OF those who went for months
without pay and suffered other forme
of neglect VIII understand that the
evils w,rc duo go i.compeutcy re-.
suluug from par,san and Inefficient
management or the war. ana their re
sentiment will hc properly directed
and their ballot used TO recufy the
wrongs But there viii yet bc many
who win not uuderBapd ana-whc
viii feel that no treatment has beer
due TO lack OF appreciation, lack OF
gratitude, lack OF sense Of lusIg,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
SHOW THEM THE DOOR

II we MS a FREQ people arc to re-
tain unhampercd our priced privilege
Of free sp"ooh. We must heartily on
coirnge every reasonable effort 20
close the mouths Of those who
habllmlIy ahnsc tho privilege Thcru
have boon number OF people In
our midst whosc rantnEshnve about
convinced the pr"Pl" that free
speech Ia q dangerous liberty. n tho
privilege IL tQ he saved from dc
struotion we must sce 20 It that it1
sanctlty Ia preserved
News that the federal government
IL deportlnR numbers OF allen anar-
chlsts who have been inoltinR strikes
and other disturbances throughout
tho country will be most welcome
ncws TO all decent, law-abidlng
Americana We have endured a grent
deal moro from these trouble-makors
than there was ever any need for us
To endure. They wore out their well
come at about the moment they put
their foet on our froe soil, hut many
Of them have stayed on for years,
plotting against tho government that
gave them the opportunity to make
Van honest living, In moro settled
times they probably ala us little In
jury. but during tho war ana IN tho
period of reconstruction they are
such menace 10 tho country that
everyone will agree they should not
be tolerated.
1t is true. OF course, mat We have
our American bolshcldvi, whom un-
happily We cannot dcpurt Rut their
numbers are exceedingly small. and
their chief danger 60 us was In tho
facility with which the aliens we're
able to organize the natives to carry
out their unholy plans by far tho
overwhelming majority Of American
workmen are too Intelligent to be lci
astray Ivy false ana destructive doc
trlno ns that preached by Trotzky
| and lcnino. II we dcpoUt every
alien bolshcvlki, We shall greatly re-
duce the number OF rcd-cycd anar-
chlTts In our midst, discourage those
who may happen to csCape tho drag.
net and hcs,dce redeem the ranks oi
J labor from the Disgrace OF boil
sheyism and enable the sano aud
safe labUrors 10 pursue their course
without that handicap. Americans
who are ANXIOUS 10 mako this couu.
try n safer ana plcasant"r place 90
live will not ian 20 aid In running
down the RuarrhsE.s ana reporting
them TO tho authorities SEQ that thcy
may get a frce passage across inc
Atlantic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
Little Ben'S Notebook

Ycslddy mo and PudH SimkIns
was trying on each others caps. him
having green one with wide red
stripes wlph everybody could always
tell Who was coming a long ways of
Oy it. and / tried II on, Puds saying,
.G. you look swell, wished looked
hulf that swell ln 10. q.
II comes dawn away over my eyes,
sed, and puds red, Bure that's ware
lta Supposed TO come, It's too small for
me, O. sou grrtruy look swell,
Ana went I'm our hall and looked
in the hliraCk mirror wich at frrst
Coulicut hardly rCckOnizo who II
Waa, thinking, O.. / wonder II he Will
swap And went out aeon. hud'
.ElylnE. HOW did you Ike it2 aud me
aylng, o. fare IL don't look as good
nA wat mine does on you, tho, mine
looks CRATE on you, II You wunt -
swan IN do you a favor and swap II
you wunt TO-
Wich Iuda quick sed he did and
We swlppod. and after suppir pop
was In tho sitting room amoakLs
Hnd looking satisfied. and ] put the
cap on ana went In and atOOd behind
his chair. saying. Pop, do you wunt
TO see sumthlng dlffrcnt"
trust that nly mind woll always
romano young and eager or novel
| Vice. spl pop Mcening he ala. and
v,d Then tern crrouni. Wich pop
AKA, saying. Well In the name OF all
the huns, who does that atrocity be-
| long tu2
Watts he mattir, pop don't you ike
|lt' sed. and pop scd / love II,
| love i' os the cat loves the bun dog
as the Frcntchman loves tho Kaiser
! MccnlnR ho dident hke It. and 1 sed,
/ II was pud Simpkinses cap. pop.
Wy the past tcnls7 sod pop, and
| Eed ] Swnpod him for mine.
lioley suffrinE Haydcez, sed pop
wVu II you don't have 1t swapped
IDncli agen before bed time ~ Will he
| tho pancfcllost swap you oer swap-
| ped
| Yes sir ] sed. And I quick wen
erround to Puds SimHnse,N and ht
wouldent swap back TN | threw In
mRrbils and 7 rubber bands on "A ReS
! ring. wlch maybe IN win back the
| mRrbIls but tho rubber bands on a
key ring IL proberbly gone for good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
Oklahoma Outbursts

Some mons lIvcr. l.Rr thoIr bank
hnnha rrNs u.il.bmC''y are always
IN lto red.
pEnhomu Cl'y complains lnt the
wuuhrIF of lnu legislature are not
DIoaNua ih' demand f.r fresh oyR.
tDra lho dealers anticipated
According 10 jessie ~ ton tho
mrn. i.r fho live uurF%3ss ho Gran.
itn r'fnfuHtury w NOT any more -us.
"lD.rr than 'br food served 90 the
pu.puers
Following q precedent ealnnlHhcd
.n H.Hr unp the 'mlrt yr' ~
Oklahoma NHy hnH puY'puu"t uli
meetings uuttl oftur rDo legislature
u1Iuurub.
Experts ond ftauHlri,ng arc ~"
nuly persons who are ahlo 10 prove
BY figures that food prices have
Fu1r down. thinks th" oklahoma
NlDy Times
George Hanna. who la just getting
over IS-day siege of htrrpurus,
wants n understood Tint ~ Will tuEo
Hum'thlug more than hiDDuuEhs 10
erase him from tho map
Nftnr ustculuE To some ~ tho
N,JhudiHt laymrn we are convinced
that thuy have n emouldoriug sus-
prIou that II ig not the olOguoncc
of the pastor alone which builds up
church.
a Tulsa lady who has learned how
to make frozen osHnuu which has
tho nmo satisfying crfoUt ns thr
old timo Chrlstmas variety. is be
HirRod 10y her friends who want ia
know how sho does IT,
Tho Homiuy News has success
fuzzy passed the r"youwiructon pc
riod, and comes ont In an enlarged
form. u also announces the pur,
chase OF "a complete equipment o.
modern newspaper machinery
The legislature. In trying 10 draw
a man shpwiug how the state nigh
ways win touch AN important towua
should have secured tho Hcrviooa oi
ono " those early day railroad pro-
motorE
u may bo true that Tcyns rrpub'
ncnuH have offered 20 wuko JAKE
unmon national committeeman II
hr will movo 10 thnt' state. we
would mgt aH lenyc b" a republican
national committeeman from TeNai
nB from oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
Horoscope.
Tuesday, February IL, 1918

IncSunS, FEBRUARY 10, WIS.
Whla Neptune and Venus arc IN
boncfic aspect today astrolOg'rs nc-
hold sinister signs In the heavens.
Mars ana Jupiter are strongly nycrsr
while Saturn, Mercury l'ranus and
the sun are all I'm cvIl places.
This should be n fortunate rule for
the navy and should bring TO officers
and men recognition and honors.
IL Is \ fairly fortunate direction
Tor love affairs which viii multiply
Again the stars seem 20 FAVOR the
young and % proglgr r"Hrrmeut cor
tho ending OF ltc Tor the Old for. ua
the nov era advances an that belong
90 the pas, must give way
Women should make good usc OF
ihc hours OF this day which promise
bouof,Js IN business undertakings
Tudays cuUtgurntiNu Is NOT Duspl-
rious for teokIng employment and
the stars Indicate that rumors which
arv diScouraE nE Will multiply even
though there ls not just cause for
anxiety or dpspuuauury
Much enterprise ON a srH|n That .n
wolves large interests as fore aUaI.
owed Sew occupations and 'nr dp.
No'upmrnI 0J hitherto una suu"Crul
Resources lry prupnuIel
Uranus .R iu 20 place 'hI. Afternoon
'QtE ta encouraging Goo -.HuHHIu.unF-
org and 'roun'rwth.rs who shnu.t
ho cprrfuI, however for there IS
quick punishment indicated
i.ersuns whose birthplace if 10
should not waste t.u. 600 pleasure Hr
company during fN. coming ynar.
Arcution TO business vln assure
,,.4,.,, .t,.,,, ,,,. ,t.. 4,.. ,,.Ht D..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
The Struggle

If Lillian RlRke so admired tho
cushions Edith had Invented out OF
her own head why wouldn't Othor
women women who had money
enough to pay for original Ideas 1t
would do no harm To try. so one day
EdHh put on her best tilurcd suit,
a charming blouse she had made and
embroidered herHet, a smart little
hat bought by bsking cakes. her
ftcgheat whitc gloves and sailed
forth to call nj some handsome
homes In "a residence park several
stations away.
She took along the cover OF the
cushion Iii had liked and several
other bits OF handlwork napkins
and handkorChicfs In colorcd linen
embroidered IN wee raised flowers
and fruits. a baby's bib an oddly de
signed cretonue garden apron and
some home maGio sketches OF gally
painted flower baskets.
This time Fdith had not The en-
harruHed Apologize feciiuE which
had made her first ordor-huniing
expedition so difficult She had
proven herself sho had earned
money Sho was uscful Sho had
some success 10 point 20, She ap2
preached her first mansion with ella
ton ana some cuUpsity Tho Corhv
Murshclls lived there. president OF
the chamber ~ commerce, his beau
Nml wife "A brilliant social leader,
and their four children
The butler admitted Edlth without
question and carried her card IN
Mrs Marshcu who couldn't place
Mrs John Arlis Fcrrul.' but fearing
| to offend Some desirable nCtghhor,
| Vent down TO see her guest
Eduh had never seen Mrs. Mare
| shell before. She was surprised tu
moet a plainly Eowncd and very
tirod looking woman, who listened
politely 10 her ctrnud. hut had the
manner W "a hurled, hlrricl bust
| moss wun with many engagements
and Insufficient time TO meet them
| "rhc pillow cover is exquisite OF
nId Ehe and the baskets 1 really
| have no time to think ont drnura-
tlous for my house and ! Suppose ID
| hla bare look, maybe, tU
strangers Edith glanced about
| tho palatlal drawing room. the din,
! ing salon hchiud a. a breakfast room
/ to one silc and the chlldrrns din.
ing room opening from &c. with cv-
orl iEuE In wiuiaurc
"llrr" exclaimed Eiith II II
perfectly beautiful never saw
moro exquisite taste I'm colura ~
tor tho kidlirs room. with lts sun
uinesa and the darling furniture
well I could just --' Edlth Claspcd
| hur hands tlshing Tor expressive
words.
Mrs MarHhclrs tired face lighted
Iup You have children yourself
pNrnAp0' Nh thought sn Wei
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
CHARGE TORPEDO COMPANY
WITH DESTROYING A WELL

Damages for $4,000 are asked
against the Independent Torpedo
company for the negligent manner
I'm which Il shot "A well on n lease IN
Wagner county belonging 10 the
plaintiffs J w Collopy A. Harrison
Reynolds and A T." NOglcr
The petition alleges that the well
was making as barrels Of oil daily
natural flow. but that II became
necessary to have the same shot and
the defendant company was en-
plpyod to do the shooting. II is all
Legged that the shooting was done In
such way that the we'll was plugged
and totally destroyed. and that the
plaintiffs have been damaged 10 the
amount OF 10000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

habrsSd ana s,awoT tg,%"' h%@ caH @ an paT the General
s" & P%d M s o e o b a9s % sa S % % other % HS % ds. @ @
S sono", worthy OF note primary nea nS
eS@ d1c; s,5s 5eS ,n maj" "Tn Tns
replied that hts word was as Eo9d as m
"t aGGsd hat 70 The nl0rgsas 4
bargain struck mesos Of the hostile no hosts was 'g &
na asking my friend cGs,n% & "g"@i 5 sn
there members Of the party in the whole d ] &
M Cs%n e1 seem @ to % G +epId s % Gone m now Mr Roosevelt
So TaGs for @ ost st Of % sS Spy ube m Opposn both
themselves The pet Sh6boetes OF tho op%"]sn ]
psc % to orc Gurcu@aCy qt rcfocs gOrses
IL are not to Gc appointed by @ i"'s ] %sg % Sr wh soa
%naSS Hnn S % nR osa%lnaon !" sns
mahomSuciaor and agtan nrono@ o6scryaoy for IN
sac ne"ors along The RIO nrco types
au possible very qomperlyo examination for %og@is ]
hnys Of % as M.d hin @sSa 5sa@s Sq o
fc mind ana WINS "sy M } % 5q f' @ put m y Jealous civil
merely means % TO an & G"S s SG not % aS9s RGH for ' o p
only satisfactory results out w the 9m @
police commissioner appointed 1000 policemen at one time
the 5000 applicants Therefore they had TO oG per
on the OF Su'aS % & or S sS y g prescr
ns RE ' S th RnowsdS that any good primary
cation would me%s nay M @ mnn Who %oi have been good
I
with intelligence sufficient to enable mem 10
tho
to Home OF
those them For instance one oil our
In request OF th
obviously foreign brti
|
ed
ne substituted Belfast
information the fact the
the life Abraham LINCOLN ee among
jefferson
darlington Boothte
had shot by named
herewith request name i've OF the states M 5'e
lin
to he
accordingly OF
o.
10
Recorder tot
the who es' lu
who has
Of OF his
point OF intelligence to be policeman an e ono
has
choose the it
Waah competitive examination lnt
the bulk OF professional service reform
advocated competitive Tor
the of promoted and
the written competitive entrance examination IL
written competitive eAahhon
IA,
once n ability
~ work ls promotion shouIi
Idcpcud the formed OF his superlors
20
4 ,c,pyrAnt 1913 by the Mcclure Newspaper syndicate)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

Mr. Burieson once said that all
who criticised the waSphe ran the
wire syptemH were irresponsible blh-
therskltes. Yesterday says the Kan
sas City star, twenty thousand tolo-
phone subscribers In Houston threat
cned 10 boycott tho telephone com
PAM II It enforced some OF Mr. BUR
lessons now rates That's quite a
bunch OF hlathcrskitcs to be found
all In one place. and its enough "a
make almost anyone except MIR. Bur
Lesson sit up aud take notice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
GERMANS PLANNED GIANT
AiRPLAhE AS WAR CLOSED


by The Associated FreAs,
BERLIN, Sunday, Feb. l6.-lt
this war had lasted n few months
longer, Germany was preparing 10
surprise the world with an enor-
nous airplane. ~ Tho new giant OF
the air. which was planned 10y llar-
old Wolff. an engineer. will have It's
first trial at Do6erite. within a rev
days
The now machine IL nearly l65
feet from wing tip TO wing tip and
stands moro than % feet high, II
has six motors with a total OF 1900
horse power, driven by four pro-
pcllcss, two OF which are forward
and two AFT. Each Of the propcllcrs
has four blades. Two Of the motors,
II Is said, can stop simultaneously
without affecting any OF the propel-
lers or having any result except 10
reduce the speed OF the Rirplano.
Apart from lts dimensions and
power the new airplhne is not only
equipped with devices enabling the
pilots TO know at all times their al
tltude ana angie OF elevation, but
also with devices TO tell the Sbsolute
as well as <elatiye direction. which,
II is believed, will make flying pos
slhle on the darkest night and In
the thlckest fog The device for
determining the absolute direction
consists OF an instrument adapted
to receiving messages from various
wireless stations and capable OF
such adjustment that n message
from any particular station can be
heard only when the device Is
turned in that direction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

The five controlling powers VII
doubtless have no trouble In main
tanning peace between the smaller
countries through the league OF ma
lions, but how are the small powers
going to enforce peace between he
biz five II they should fall out and
want to fight7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
Admlr,I Mnsnn Kcnrnmg-

WASHlNGrON Feb. li.-Nicc
Admiral Henry r. Wilson. GONZALES
cent after serious illncsq at Hrest
France. Ia returning home on the
battleship New Mexico, one OF the
warships escOrtng the transport
George washington with President
Wilson on board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

A war widow, writing to thank u
consressman for aiding her to COL
lect her $4,000 insurance asks him
ms a further favor to assist her In
finding n now husband Which Is to
some irrevorent minds says tho MIL
waukeo sentinel will suggest u real
use for a congressman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

week ends down on tho farm says
the dlobc-D Demo oornt, may become a
great popular outing when the
farmers cider rnoveth itself Alright.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

The Globe -Democtat welcomes tho
safety raaors back from the war
They did their bit like true Soidlors'
ana ',neyer made a lick amiss"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

MIR. Wilson starts for home with
the self-satisCying knowledge that ne
still retains tho support OF the Lon
don Times
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

President Wilson probably selected
Boston nv the port for dehhrk"'loh
because he wants quiet landing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

honrhmcn OF the opposite party as OF those ~ iher
own marty. IN the underworld OF politics the closest
hr, sometimes those which KNIT together he active
pr0fessIonal workers OF opposite political parties.
friend Of nlnc the New NOrk lcgiHlaturc-iho hero
Of the alpha and omega incdent-onoe r"mark'a TO
mo When you have been In public ufc uLt.s longer
Mr. Roosevelt YOU will understand that there are no
politics" the politics to which he waH referring thS
remark could be taken literally. ,
Another Illustration OF this truth was incidentally
given me AT about the same time by an acqunin'tnc"
n Tammany named CoHtigau, "A good fellow nc
cordlng his lights. | had been speaking 70 nun OF
a rlght IN one ~ the New York downtown districts, a
democratic district In which the republican party was
In n hopeless minority and moreover. split into th"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

The exodus Of forelEn-oorn resi-
dents is not always voluntary we are
pleased 10 note.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

Maybe, suggnstivcly remarks 'h'
Detroit News. Mr.. BurleHon mas TO
aligned and tie In the malls.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

rs inventor believes he has 40
weighted the head and shaped the
base OF a new collar button that 1t
cannot roll II dropped.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
Phones
Daily Food


Thou art a Clod ready TO pardon, rrao'ou'
and merciiul slow W anger, and OF Eres'
LindnoAs ---Neh. on
whA,e'sr Thy providence denioa
calmly would resign
For Thou ara ius, and good and wi"s'
q bend my Will 10 Thin"
Bisss tho Lord . my soulP lo' Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
--Au autobiography Of----
Theodore Roosevelt


nru keep straight lace when he reads listens to some OF '
m"nH, ftoro WIN machine politicians takes tho form Or an Hp
"a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

Some mrua lNvcr. Ike thrIr bank
hDnhs r.r UIl .b.uEI,y are always
IN llo red.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18
Official County Paper

altered 10 the Tupl rouo"r' a. second
Glass Mater
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

u may bo true that Tcyas rrpub-
leans have otfcred 20 m"ko Jake
Hnmou national committeeman II
nv will movo 10 thnt atAI" We
would iust aH lenyc he a republican
national committeeman from texas
as from oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18

EVERY DAY IN rHE YEAR

MEMBER Of gIE AUDIT BDItLAl or
CALCULATIONS
ruFens I,orton ..,.,. President And td'@,
J. o -arton ....... tHs'u'a Ms'At'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-07
PREMIER OF BULGARIA SEEKS
LEAGUE OF BALKAN STATES
NJ. Stambouliski Insists Upon Durable
Basis for Union-Says Paris Confer
ence Ignored Wilson Principles.

tory for peace and progress.a Then,
analyZing the treaty, he said:
. The compact of Neuilly is extreme
ly severe upon Bulgaria, not only
financially, but regarding the future
of our military forces, and ii is es-
pecially hard territorially. The treaty
sewers from the main body regions
for, forty years essentially a part of
Bulgaria. 1t takes away Thrace, Il
serious loss because of the loss of
connection with the sea. 1t takes
southern Dobrogea. and. not least. 1T
leaves Macedonia without autonomy.
But. hard as the treaty is. Bulgaria
will do all she can to execute it con-
scientiously. Such conscientiousness
and loyal execution will provoke from
ing that the treaty should be revised,
We will show to the world that Bull
garia is not a smoldering fire, threat
ening 'cont1agration. Never will Bull
garia permit again such an episode
as was created by the former king.
She will give herself up to an ex-
istence OF peaceful work tending only
towards culture and civilization"
Insists Upon Durable Union.
With the greatest solemnity the pre-
mier continued:
I'VE ask of the United States and
the entente. nay. we insist that they
tween the Balkan nations, because We
see that the future must rest on such
basis"
Premier Stambouliski then uttered
sentences on which he laid emphasis
as his personal conviction:
ct see that without the help OF
america and the entente the Balkan
peoples are not yet ready to accom-
plish a league"
Speaking again. officially. he said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-07

at is regretfui that neither in Greece,
Rumania nor Serbia there exists as
yet new and stable government,
which only great France and small
Bulgaria possess today. Before l
signed the treaty 1 sent letters to the
premiers Of France. Serbia, Greece and
Rumania urging a league OF solld
after-war governments,
Tells of imprisonment.
OF his prison experiences the pre-
mier speaks briefly and impatiently;
he shakes the subject from him as
trivial.
Il drew up a manifesto to the peo-
pie against the war in Septemper,
1915. Then mobilization was decreed
land hired assassins were sent 10 sup
press me- Three days later / was
arrested and arraigned and the ques-
ton of my execution was discussed.
After the revolt of the regiment from
my district the government became
alarmed and asked for my condemna.
ton to prison for life. l remained
in prison three years. Such is the
story"
you signed the treaty without dis
composure" WIS suggested.
"Why not?' was the INDIFFERENT re-
sponss .Providence- He stop
ped. The peasant premier does not
wear his emotions on the outside.