The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
YOUNGEST MONARCH
FOND OF AMERICANS
Ring ~ bulgaria out nf Different
Mould from the Norhid, SChrm-
ing Ferdinand
TeUTONlC IDEAS IN DISCARD
Fcsis NcrI Grntrful "a America aud
idkt~ American Ways ~
Doing Things.


KING Boris lII ~ luIgHDt wh0
gave tho ruhIuIu,d IntuLIr~ '' %
correspondent ut 'h" |Aasu' l1''d
pr"sS l7 on" ~ IN" youngest r'.'n
ing monRrchg ~ Europe ~" b.
wars old ard aucc"'d'I 10 ,h'
thrun" In October last whom hF
father former EIu~ Ferdinand hh
90 dirntod ln hiv t'uT ~" served lu
tho war Hs an officer uu 'h" riHIi
Of the bulgarian army .n mo f'IH
Early n Nn''wh'r l1"' ~ $40" ~
noried that hr h1I HHd.. .I'"N hI.I
mat u peasant EuNcrnu"I' h'N h''n
established under ih, l"sh"r#htu NJ
" SRmhuliVskE I'H' 'nl' "h" nor
confirmed ana tho revolution "NI.
IDENTIFY was unsu'uusviu.
SOFIA. Bulr'ru. NrrH
King RoriH ~ i'pIrnrn o. ''nI.I'n'
that there ,s not much utngr' ~ 'h"
spread ~ th' huIfh"' IN d"'.r'''
among tho pcupI" or Poe" .nunirN In
an Interview with the ."rr"sl HMI'N'
of tho Associated lrra. Do" l'' .hi.1
that the HulrnriHu p'ur'" ''" '""
sensible and iun 'uy''..'l .N 'h'''
daily agriculture rUr'H '' I''''I
with revolutionary Nh''H'r "' '"'
government
The King diE,uaa"d vtih tho cor
reHpondcni IN" h#ufI'r ana 'hh"1
IN Russia ana th" dIHlurh"d inl'fu'I
. situation IN GorwhuN ana asked we
correspondents opinion wh''N'r Dor
shovi,m would obtain hnId "n the
nav German republic ut "lhrr Eur"
pehn countries
Tho interview TOOK place I' ~"
room In which ONLY n e." months
ago the young King borI~' ft'hcr.
King Ferdinand had indicated tn"
Youthful monarch. who ~ "nlF 70
years old ~ very modest democratic
and unohtruslv" IN manner hlH
whole apponrnnr" ana hearing suE-
gest the student rather than royalty
In fact he might ho taken for an
American college man IL" hns d"ll
cate, refined features, ""r' hut
kindly eve" ana quiet Ernciou" hu
drr-r. and speaks excellent EnRlirh
His favorite occupation ~ mechanics
ana engineering. "" n hhl" tn driN"
locomotive and always operates ms
own automobile
Wiihcim's Face absent
Tho king wore the drnh uniform or
major with medal awarded for
bravery ht tho front on hiH hr"hHt
He is extremely popular among tho
bulgarian soldiers. win whom II"
fought side by sld" Tor threo years
In dangerous positions.
on tho walls OF tho room IN whi'h
the King received the corrc"pnnd'nt
were autographed photographs ~
the crowned heAds ot many nations
but that or tho former Emperor
William NJ Germany was cnnhplcn
ously abaen' volume of addresses
by President Wllson rested on
Writing table, ana IN h"ok'hsN
nearby were several American books
and Bryce's American Common
wealth.
The King expressed plehAur" IN
meeting the American "orrcSpon-
dent, who, he Raid, whP the frHt
American 10 visit bulgaria since the
beginning ~ the war Ills first quoS.
tion waH to ASK " his visitor had
any news relating to tn" p"tc" con
ference In the doings OF which tho
Young King displayed eager Interest
lie declared that the bulgarian
people would long be grateful 10 the
United States FOR It's course toward
bulgaria during tho war.
we have always had nn unshak
able confidence In the friendship and
good will ~ your country. mud the
highest admiration for tho splendid
principles ~ your president slud
the King ut is this tucliuE which
gave us reason Go hope that nt the
peace conference the small hut IN.
duHtrious bulgarian pcopl" viii have
their most powerful support IN IN"
American republic and lls Illustrl
Gus president. In tho carly years ~
their national awakening It was we
sons ~ America who ruv" the I'l
RHrihns the Blhlc IN their own
tongue.
II think that the great 'tilsslon
which Providence has laid upon
President Nilson viii hc felt mOat
hencficially IN the balkans. whore
the nations are awaiting Justice aud
harmony In their political relations
In order To he able to enjoy enduring
peace. productive labor and true
moral and cultural progress
Referring to the work of Amer.
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