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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 59

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A TT 9 1 9 STRIKES EXPRESS BRITISH INDUSTRIAL UNREST Continued rom One I1II11IUIIIIIUIIHI What Is Your SEEK OR HEAVEN oot Trouble BUT ASK DIVORCE Los Angele Couple Decide Mothers a Examination and advice free ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? nut Car Dealers Sailors Ji Do Better at fap 3 DIAMONDS ON EASY CREDIT TERMS A Sa WATCHES field 'si'v was the Serb" SUITS ji i EEL IBER In so to the had priests killf I hi He were dircli Pay Later Buy Now Our tloc her altogether livid froth she had received were beaten and Rtruck in regardless of tneir social The daugther of our dis lositch Yea cut the cost of clothing your boy Buy the famous flunla Hit Bulgarian irvolullonurv tv gave branch store and official railroad watch inspection HEADQUARTERS 63 GRAND RIVER AVENUE WEST SEEKS BRIDE AT 86 INSANE SAY DAUGHTERS rmination of Macedonian Population Attempted Our display offers you every opportunity for a satisfactory Election I examined our stobk and learned best value for the money My Optical Department in charge of a competent opti cian i at your service Satis faction guaranteed there were 114 Serbian elck 4 wounded at the military hogpl I in that town The original reg ter bearing their names has been $2450 $100 A WEEK Macon Moi March I dha fact that a man 88 yearg'ofd wants to get marrlud evidence ot mental Incapacity to handle big property? This question has been raised here by daughters of Jenuu't A lingers 8o a citizen of this county lo the Mnaancrea Around Prllep the environs of ITIlep thw Portsmouth March Annie Toble of Eliot Me one of the women operators at the elec tric shop In the navy yard who made the record for driving rivets not only claims the cham pionship but Is willing to compete against any woman operative in this country or abroad She established her record on Oc tober 11 ISIS when she drove 2 tl copper rivets In two hours Sev oral husky men In the Industrial department at the yard have failed to beat her record Tell him plainly you want the IK with the pat ent reinforced seats and knees Insurance Companies now demand numbers of stolen tires RIVETT1NG RECORD IS CLAIMED BY WOMAN It LB PICKEREL ROZEN SOLIDLY IN CAKE ICE IjjHt PART OUR Armenlnn nationality who cd at th' hospital In Shilp after all troops wero withdrawn given thn following amount of the behavior of Iht rs In and around Shtlp The Bulgarian lutthorltjCH treated tht Inhubl ntw with inhuman enmity cHped illy the orbR Lwh pnd KiUflovho hs The BulftarH everything from them and never paid for anything Thy Bill not even give requisition tickets The villagers uffernd wonto than tho townspeople and there were a great many murders chiefly of the Serbs who were known as mayor or nsshLint iniiyors Dr Ganarlan whm often In by the Bnlga ilnn authorities to make autopsy of people who wcr supposed io hn fttcfl lie saw wnll that these were eases of murder but wm not allowed to' say so In Urn death oer Apart these cases lit which he had the evidence of his own eyes Dr Guzarian was told of many other murders in the neigh borhood of Shtip and Koehane The Bulgarian regime has left him'' sad memories 4AH who refused to be cajoled or bullied into calling them selves Bulgars wore ceaselessly ill treated and persecuted and found themselves permanently under the menace of being Interned in Bul garia It has been ascertained that in the district of Vlasotintzi the Bul gars committed 14i murders theie were 235 cases of flogging 51 of torture 21 of rape jx? uf black mall and 316 arson An original memorandum referring to this dis trict has been found in which Lieu tenant Tngilisov complains to the officer commanding the 117th bat talion at VlasothiUl of the con duct of the Sub Lieutenant Petkov of whom he says that ho people caused and Remedies such foot troubles as tired aching feet weak ankles broken down arches flat foot bunions corns callouses crooked over lapping toes and similar abnormal foot conditions may be relieved and the cause corrected Dr Scholl has perfected a simple scientific foot comfort device for all forms of foot trouble These correctives have been used for many years by thousands of foot sufferers with entire satisfaction Most people du tint realize the alarming increase and remarkable prevalency of kidney disease While kidney disorders are among the nwt common diseases that prevail they are almost the last recognized by pa tients rcio usually content themselves with doctoring the effects while the original disease constantly under mines the system Weak kidneys may cause lumbago rheumatism catarrh of the bladder pain or dull ache in the back joints or muscles at times have head ache or indigestion as time passes you may have a sallow complexion puffy or dark circles under the eyes sometimes feel as though you had heart trouble mayhave plenty of am bition but no strength get weak and lose flesh SPECIAL may obtain a sample size bottle of Swamp Root by enclosing ten cynts to Kilmer Co Binghamton They will also send you a book of valuable information containing many of the thou sands of grateful letters received from men ami women who say they found Swamp Root to be just the remedy needed tn kidney liver and bladder trou bles: The value and success of Swamp Root are so well known that our readers are advised to send for a sample size bottle Addresx Dr Kilmer At Co Binghamton Be sure to sa you read this offer in The Detroit Sunday ree Advertisement upon women the following informa tion received In Skoplle and the neighborhood testifies to the fact that the Bulgars have shown them selves more cruel to women than any other people during the course of the war Jt is reported from various parts of the Serbian terri tory whjch was occupied by them that the Bulgarian authorities civil as well as military have Ill treated Serbian women beating them with sticks and striking them In the face for daring openly to express their Serbian sympathies Women were beaten not only within enclosed spaces but in public (razed By Brutalities The wife of Zhivan Radovauovitcli Serbian schoolmaster at Kumanuvo went mad In consequence of the torture The wife of the hotel keeper Georgevllch was also cruelly tortured tn tbe Bulgarian Secret Po lice office On two occasions The first time she received 15 blows with a stick In front of her child aged four who became hyterlcal from shock before the eyes of the tortur ed mother The second time the Bul gars twisted strands of barbed ire round her hands and beat with out counting the blows tor round the blows Women tilts lace standing distinguished Archpriest himself previously assassinated by tlie Bulgars had her ears boxed In public Lesovats is one of the lovalltles which has been most sorely tried by the Bulgarian fury There the Bulgars interned an archpriest five priests five schoolmasters a presi dent of the court one judge a post master two college prolessors and about SO perons from the town In the district of the same name the Bulgars killed more than 50 persons Scattered bones and skulls are still being found In Zu echar grave charges are made against Nikola Slnkov Bul garian sub prefect during the oc cupation and a certain Damian Ve Ilcin sergeant of gendarmes who was the chief instrument in the crimes for which Sonkov gave the order In the district of Zayechar alone seven Serbian priests were killed Besides these about 1000 young men were done to death for not complying once 'with the summons of too Bulgarian recruit ing commissions which tried to en roll: Serbian youths in the Bulga rian army contraiy tn the stipula tions of The Hague contention in lluilak near Zayechar bodies of murdered Serbs are constantly be ing exhumed As regards intern ment it w'as effected here with the same brutality as everywhere else Judge Zlatltch interned with his wife and daughter solely be cause a Serbian book was found in bls house Zhlvko a merchant was flogged In prison at Zayechar because he would not sell richly decorated saddle cheap to the sub prefect His bend was thrust In a sack and he was beaten until hn became unconscious He was thrown Into the street where his friends found and Carried him home He died within fow days from consequences ot the blows he No 1 BEN TILLET a sane labor leader addressing a crowd of London dockwbrkers 'No British transport workers meeting on Tower Hill London No WILLIAM APPLETON the Samuel Gompers of England who stands for labor sanity BS SLAIN BY 1 BULGAR SOLDIERS iRCED BY GRATITUDE HUNDREDS Repeat Hie Offer of Recent Date The Detroit Sunday ree Preee South Lake March 22 Recently the Job of tilling the large Icehouse at the local creamery was started The gang worked three days and had to quit on account of the thaw Then the work was re sumed On a recent morning Sam Whitman who runs the big cakes through the planer saw a dark object in one of them He chop ped Into the cake and when he reached the object was surprised to tlnd It a large fish froso solid Sam removed the fish and took It home Jt was a pickerel and weighed 11 pounds Whitman says when the Ice Job suspended there was a foot of wa ter upon the Ice It la his opinion the fish was swimming In this wa ter and that me sudden mange the weather froze the water rapidly the pickerel was unable reach deep water If such conditions are permitted to continue serious results arc sure to follow Kidney Trouble in its very worst form may steal upon you If you feel that your kidneys arc tne cause ot vour sickness or down condition begin taking Dr Swamp Roof the famous kidney liver and bladder medicine because as soon as your kidneys are well they will help the other organs to health If you are already convinced that Swamp Root is what you need you can purchase the regular medium ami large size bottles at all drug stores Don't make any mistake but remember the name Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root and the address Bing hamton which you will find on every bottle in is given In an official ra the commission order divides the Serbian In fact there can be hut one conclusion after having our prices that we give you tne In Bulgars organized cruel massacres In the rural commune of Kostolats alone 1 Ou men 150 women rind HO clilldreii under 12 were massacred The Bulgurs even killed babes nt the breast Many families number ing from 10 tn 15 members are now reduced to one or two who have accidentally escaped the massacre In one village nil men women ami children were driven into a and surrounded by soldiers killed them wiili knives ami nneis These massneres were euleil by Bulgarian regulars ai 'slst nd by comltridjls esperlnlly those or reter osev unnu known to be the most savage of the Bulgarian omltrulil chiefs he brirt even nrnied number of Turks whom Ire en oiiragml to massacre probate eourt Mrs Itogere" rid about a year ago and Mr to the dnughterll declare 'paid man to find him another wife The' young woman In ciMtlun came saw him and took the next trnln buck to: her home In Hanoi bal The daughter declare their fa ther has a list of 14 widows nnd he 'declare will propose to them one at time until fuck favor him He has eanaldarable property it It said 11 I 't Every man and woman needs a good watch but every person is not always prepared to pay out the ready cash all at once See iny leader Jor men the llinois or Hl size 1" jewels adjusted double roller fully guariin Do your feet feel all tired out after walking or standing? Do they ache and pain? Have you hot burning callouses on the soles or tender corns? Do your feet perspire and have an offensive odor? Do you have dread of new shoes? Do you run your heels over and bulge your shoes out at the great toe joint? These are all indications of some form of foot trouble Defec tive feet are a great They lower your "efficiency and earning capacity make you decidedly uncomfortable and quickly distort and ruin shoes You should not continue to neglect your feet They will gradually get worse instead of better Through the use of priesls superiors of monasteries and 124 parish priests Corpses Concealed They were massacred In batches during their transfer from one place to another and the Bulgars got rid of the corpses by throwing them into tlie river or down a wall which was afterwards filled up with stones Most of the above mention ed ecclesiastics were murdered en route between Nish and be tween Zayechar and Negotin and near Aleksinatz As regards his eminence the archbishop of Skoplle Vicbentle there Is a consensus ot evidence to show that after mur dering him in the Kachanlk the Bulgars burnt his body together with those of the monks of his suite The body ot a priest in the same district who had been killed and left without burial was devour ed by dogs Another priest ot Ooi gonek In Macedonia was killed with 150 of bls parishioners The priest of Strogavants In Macedonia Was killed with 70 of his parishioners Most often thr priests were taken from their parlshe and were killed en route Twenty priests were killed In the Valley ot the Venta Reka two be ing left without burial Six were killed in the Rugovo mountains After being killed they were Inter red by the passersby who found their remains lying by the road side At Bela two Bulgarian lieutenants Zhurukoft and Karat zoff arrested a priest and three Serbian officers at Massuritza and took them to the cemetery of Sur dulltza where they were killed Two Serbian priests were thrown Into the cellar at the school of Kralievo Selo where they were stoned to death Shortly afterwards a Serbian priest was shot by Bulgarian sol diers in the town of rokuplle Three monks were killed in the monastery St Marko near rende At Nagortchane the Bulgar Ian Verban VerbanofY killed with bls own hands a priest whoso only crime was to declare he was a Serb Continued Criminal Aeta Until tlie very last day of their stay tn Macedonia the Bulgars In dulged In criminal acts On Sep tember 1 a company of Bul gars fully armed drove till the in habitants ot the town of Valandovo raining blows upon the women and children in order to make them run faster or three days the entire population stayed In the neighbor Ing woods while the Bulgars em ployed the time in looting the town both officers and men taking part in the looting On the third day tho Bulgars commenced to with draw and the inhabitants hastily returned to their homes only to find most ot the town set on fire ami ewry house plundered The text ot confidential orders Is sued the Bulgarian General N'atezoff dated May 29 regard ing the Bulgarlzatlon ot the Morava region port ot Tills population ns follows: fl) Those whore 'not sure ami who are to lx prosecuted (2) Those who are not sure who are to bo Investigated (3) Those who aro neutral (4 1 Those who are sure and (u) Those who are completely sure and merit be ing rewarded The order says literally "No In dulgence must te shown to civil ians and peasants who declare them selves Serbs No services are to be rendered them until they learn their Bulgarian origin The ad ministration shall not receive any verbal or written demand In the Serbian language Newly 'horn children must not receive Serbian names Inscriptions on tombstones must not be written In tho Serbian Destroy Serbian Monuments Allhough the Bulgarians had killed or Interned nil the priests this order asked If by chance some had not escaped Internment 'Many of the Serbian women were stated to resist Bulgarlzatlon ami orders were given to refuse them food until they publicly declared them selves Bulgarian The order fur ther provided for the destruction ot nil Serbian monuments The population were ordered to pasHclpaie In nil the Bulgarian fas Urals and to enter the Bulgarian religious societies The International commission ha also discovered a hecret order is sued hy the Bulgarian governor ot Skoplle Zbitaroff on December 15 1915 (No 11) By this order the In habitants are: forbidden to speak Serbian In the streets and not only are they forbidden to speak It hut even to listen to It a prohibited! It Is Interesting to note that the Bulgars should have found them selves compelled to taka such dras tic measures against the Serbian language seeing that they always Insist that there uro nu Serbs In Macedonia and that Rulg irlan I the local tongue to Pursue Mysteries Separately San rancisco March romance that had Its birth with ths study ot the occult In Us Angeles has been shattered at tbe Golden Gate because the Ideals of the principals could not be squared with the earthly things of life Tho climax to year of marital happiness delving Into psychology and philosophy of life came here yesterday with the filing of an an nulment suit by George Joseph Taylor philosopher lecturer and writer against Marie Zentgraf Taylor student ot the occult and heiress to a million dollars from the estate of her father William Zentgraf New York banker In explanation Taylor said: "Our marriage was a mismatch There were obligations on both sides Which neither could carrv out We decided father than to i hamper the careers of either that i It was best to separate There Is to be no breaking oft of our spirit ual relations" Their discover came In the midst ot Taylor's studies and altempts to define und place the whereabouts of heaven Taylor and his bride had come up from Txs Angeles on an auto trip around the world their object be ing chiefly to visit India and Egypt and there study tho teach ings "of the ancient masters and peer behind the veil In the age old temple of the mystics 1 Overcome by tho materialistic things ot Hte as they were about to take passage on a steamer to the orient Taylor and his bride ho eays came to realization that it would be better for both to separ ato here rather than among strang ers She returned to her mansion on Riverside drive in New York and ho plans to continue the world tour so abruptly halted here Mrs Taylor la 33 years old Her husband is one year her junior She came to Los Angeles more than a year ago from New York to to come a student of Hr Julia Seton Here she met Tayler who at the time also was a student "We were both deeply interested In phllosophj and psychology and our lives seemed very much tn com mon" said Taylor "We studied deeply and soon we both had mastered tlie science It appeared then that our happiness rested only in a lite together and so we were married at the Alexandria hotel in January of last year "Then we continued to study Me both went upon the lecture plat form anti in addition I became a writer on psychological questions Our happiness was very complete until we came to San rancisco where we learned that our spirit ual studies did not harmonize with our earthly plans We found It would be folly to go into tho an cient temples of the masters of India under such false conditions" Taylor Is wealthy 1 la belongs to several Chicago clubs He be came a student of the occult for many years he says and Is very Interested In the science of num erology ae first expounded by Pyth agoras the Greek philosopher "Our separation will in ao way Interrupt either of our plans for future study" said Taylor "My wife plans to become a teacher and lecturer and I am now writing a book defining what heavens is and placing Its whereabouts THE DET 0 1 Ii PRESS e1 hand and burned alive" and that his blows the victims spit blood" 500 Men Women Children Slnln In March 1917 the Bulgars as sembled about 500 persons mem women and children from about eight villages in those parts of Ba OUHIUlHSa neso tanco nitsa onrts mark This i which give double tbe wear of ordinary suits they have double thickness at seat knees and between the knees reinforced by patent interweaving stitches Aek Year Dealer preserved The Bulgars Immedlate Zi eJ nJ wound rXtVi gurlu a rumor he Pwn tnL thc cffct an these prisoner had been massa cred on the way Peasant who wer eye witnesses of the butchery and who know where the victims were burled have come forward to tender to the International Com mission their evidence or the massa cre which with all preparations or cupled half a day (me ot the Bulgars who distinguished them selves specially in this massacre wa the comltadjl Rlsto Kotsev and the msssacre Itself had been order ed by the comltadjl chief Ivan Berlu Gorge Decome Graveyard At seven different epots In the Surdulttza Gorges numerous bodies have been exhumed of persons who Judging by the clothes which aro In a good state of preservation) had come from various parts of Serbia Many of tho bodies aro those of woincn and children The corpses aro piled up one on top of tho otlier According to the tes timony of local peasants thousands ot corpses lie scattered about In numerous graves and It would take weeks to discover them These aro the victims of the bestiality of the Bulgars who have made a vast Ser bian graveyard of the gorges of Vrutsla through which passed countless columns of Serbian pris oners and interned civilians The order Issued by the Bulgarian Colonel Tasov July 0 1917 decreeing the "measures tor the suppression of revolts" has been discovered The order provides the death penalty even for offenses which have noth ing to do with revolts such as at tempts at escape on tho part of prisoner of war and interned civil ians Under international law an attempt at escape on the part of the prisoner of war cannot be con sidered a criminal offense The col lective responsibility of village" in the case of revolt Is defined In a manner that has no precedent l'or the mere fact of the insurgents passing through a village the whole of the village Is liable to punish ment AU males over 17 years of age are to be deported to Bulgaria and the village Is IJncd the equiva lent of the taxes for fi years There is not a town or village In Macedonia where the Bulgars have not Inflicted corporal punishment upon but nowhere are the victims more numer ous and nowhere have they been beaten more brutally than at Ixumanovo A schoolmasters wife was beaten three times each time receiving 25 blows with a stick On the third occasion she was also vio lated AU tills took place in tbe town jail Tlie wife ot a tradesmanwas also beaten three times An other Serbian woman was beaten until she became unconscious A Bulgarian doctor examined her and pronounced her to be "fit for further corporal punishment" and the Bul garian authorities had her beaten again After her release the Bul gar" sent soldiers to her house whose feet she had to wash and who violated her Mrs Slavka Vel kovltch wife of a Serbian officer was beaten by tho Bulgaria officer commanding in tho town hitnself The wife of Vojln Dimitri jev Itch was beaten so savagely that gan gene set in Tlie list of women who were beaten by the Bulgarian au thorities in Kumanovo Is very long All these women were punished be cause their husbands were either Serbian schoolmasters or soldiers Woman Terribly Tortured Among the Serbian women who were persecuted during the Bul garian' occupation none suffered greater mental torture than the wife of Lieutenant Yovan Balunski upon whom the Bulgars had ven geance because he had proved him self the chief opponent of their pro paganda in the region of Veies of which he was a native As they could not reach the man himself the JJulgartf wreaked their ven geajico upon his wife whom they ar rested In Pristina with her live children She was taken on foot tinder escort from Pristina to Veies where she was brought before a court martial which condennned her to death Next day she was led to the place of execution where there was a gibbet But she was not hanged After having kept her" waiting In the most terrible agony she was taken back to prison and told that she would bo hanged with in 24 hours But on the following day the did not hang her either: they kept her waiting for 12 hours under tlie gallows while they busted themselves with ostensible prepara tions so that she might Imagine her execution to be imminent at any moment Besides tills torture she was also flogged until with the tor ment of suspense and tho blows she had received she' became uncon scious When she regained con sciousness the Bulgars told her that Bhe was reprieved But her suffer ings were not over rom Veies she was taken to Nish where she was Imprisoned In the fortress One day she was again taken to tie place of execution only this time she was apparently going to be shot Several Serbian priests and school masters were shot before her yes but when it came to hep turn the Bulgars led her away and sent her to Sofla where she was imprisoned In a cellar with both legs In Irons and without being able to change her clothes for four months After this she was sent to tlie prisoners camp at Konajevo where she was obliged to beg and sho was quite destitute She was released after the signing of the armistice In the district of oretell In Macedonia tho Bulgarian terror has raged with special fury Bulgarian comitadjis have killed about 200 persons and about 1500 were intern ed In Bulgaria Murders were carried out in most barbarous fash ion A schoolmaster was burled alive by comlttidjis after having been tortured by them for three days The Superior of the Mon astery of the Blessed Virgin nt a venerable man of sixty years ot age was first ridden like ii beast of burden by comltadjl" his biard being used ns a bridle And then lie Was thrown down a well which the comitadjis then till ed up wltl stones These were not the only cases In which persons were burled alive Concerning bar barities perpetrated by tho Bulgars MADE BY SHEAHAN KOHN CO CHICAGO Mahyre ef American Lent Rente Suite GARLICK I I uuiaL Ivb ala? 1QO VlllSWOia jirCClf ntar uaiiiut iiicniui ss Open Saturdays Until 9 an enurenes in Rkoplia and the surrounding country all pictures representing Serbian medieval saints and aoverolgn were to be cqgted over and replaced by paint ing of Bulgarian saint and sov ereign Thl order wa carried out In several villages notably In Brodatx and Kuchevlahte In the last named village several paintings of Taar Duahan Tsar lxr St' Sava th founder of the first schools In Serbia were obliterated and replaced by pictures of NS Cyril and Method the two Slav Apoatlas to whom the Bulgars without any reasonable grounds (m pute their own nationality and of Tsar Boris Special commission have verified this Bulgarian re painting of the Serbian churches the object of which was to give strangers tho Impression that al! churches tn and around Skoplle were of Bulgarian origin Just as Bulgarian diplomacy has alwaj'B excelled In unscrupulous devices whereby even the historic docu ment with which the Bulgars have so long misled Ill formed foreign er were distorted snd falsified Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It district of loAvnltflji i people were taken to a dis of two miles from Babuah and all massacred with bay and knives Hones and skulls the place of the maeeacro revoltinc crime was nmm i ted by order of I leutenant Stova nov officer commanding In Babush nitsn with thc complicity of Sub Prefoet Declio Ivanov Official Bulgarian documents ad mit that the Bulgarians deported and then divided numerous families separating the children from the parents Jn a single convoy of 110 persons 5o children under 10 years of age died Numerous priests and schoolmasters were killed en route These massacres tire confirmed bv official ic ports of the Bulgarian' civil authorities Thus the Sub Pre fect Lazar Voydleff reported on ebruary 26 1916 to the prefect at ranla that tiy official order sev en priests and two civilians were killed to the nortJi of Glllane A number of decapitated bodies were found Deccgnber 10 last by the Ser bian authorities The prefect of ranla Ivan Dimltrieff in a report to tho military governor of the Morava dated I'ebruarv 28 191C No 273) himself the Internment of the sick and blind and ngainst the massacre of cer tain notables of whom lie gives th names The report of this func tionary accuses Major Tvanoff and other Buigatfan officers and stales "The Gorges of Surdulltza hits be come the common buying trench of the Serbian nation" It has been Proved that these cruelties were committed on the order of ata gore Alexandroff Generals Prstoy eroff Doehagatoff Christo Miitn roff and Lieutenant la fteroff The words of Premier Jladoslavoff that "tho Serbian state might exist again but the Serbian nation w'11 be dead" admirably resume the Bulgarian plan for the extermina tion of the Serbian race Out of 8 tlOO prisoners Interned 1000 died it Is very difficult to establish the tal number of persons interned the Bulgarian authorities left noth ing undone to hide tlie figures Clergy Hsiirelallr Persecuted According to the evldencq so far established with regard t0 tho ex termination ot the Serbian element the Bulgars have persecuted the Serbian clergy with espedallj piti less Cruelty in all the occupied territory not one priest has been left In his pariah All" have b' en ulllii interned or killed rom the very beginning of tho occupation of Macedonia In October 1915 tin Bulgarians deported all Serbian priests and schoolmasters iiixl Intern Hum In Bulgaria A large number of these prisoner died trom hunger and bud treatment Hut What Is worst la that it Ims been proved that largo number of (hew priests and schoolmasters never readied Bulgaria but wen murder ed en route by their escort In six villages in the environs of Uskub (Skopliel the Bulgarians assassin Ill el eight priests un oven School masters in ad lltlon to the guard ians of three monasterli In these dlstri ts bear wltneas to tlie fact 1 1 al all I lie male population were token by tho Bul garians anil rent off lo be intorn in Bulgaria But their mimes arc not to he imiml the lists Of tlie interned prisoners Those misdeed are pure and simple assassination for Which the llnlgiirian governin nt miiBt be hold responsible These syslomatle mnssiurea pf Serbian priests and schoolmasters can iy be explained us being tin result of mi order given by the central ii'itliorltiea nt Soflii The ollleinl list of Hie committee of Inquiry into Bulgarlnn cruelties iimininn me net or us ed by the Bulgarians Was a iilshop oot Expert to Serve You Regardless of what your foot trouble may be go to your favorite shoe or Department Store Dr Scholl's oot Comfort Appli ances and Remedies are sold In this store you will find a Graduate a foot a man who has been specially trained in the science of giving foot comfort He can immediately tell you why you have foot trouble and fit the proper Dr Scholl Appliance to give you immediate relief and correct the cause of your trouble Di Scholls foot Comfort Appliances I ha i been su the pant few tiv tne erati he of Detroit bun ree Press Rea that I Lave de led to make acrain offer which te recent i i nis ih wiim 41 am goinj ve RW8V a reo eatment for Deaf is to ever sufferer lo asks for Th IxtlAVc rt va st have nmtrerl a nf rufofti) a have also rad part of (he von lout the people whom I cured Of terrible ar? thank me A letter from tha ar West says 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