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sun on the 2nd, rising' in the East as Stuur, wil be. "opposition to, the the great parent Wert, hence visible whole might Ent at itis. oppe Jupiter Visible Throughout Half of Night Said hence wi be vinibe, Wrountfor te later bai of ie lat A Cecarn one morning' ofthe eh, wien it will be im conjunction Thaen, then twe avy before "ts last in circumstances which gave cause suspicion of Government con once and when the opposition parties planned a series of meetings in provincial towns, the Agrarians,.|Plauned demonstrations for the same place and same day and the train in which ex-ministers and others were travelling was set upon ata wayside station and they themselves severely handled, The Government had 'a large majority in the Assembly and passed a law ordering the arrest and all the members of those ministry who had been responsible for the second Balkan (fratricidal) war and for the entry of Bulgaria into the European. wat. By this means the fopporition leaders, elderly and distinguished men, were kept out of the Assembly and locked up in prisons under conditions that left very much to be desired, There were considerable signs of uuarest and a society of ex-officers were pressing the king to dismiss the ministries and to appoint another government, which he was much too wise todo, Phe Communiste, instigated by the Soviet, were alto getting unruly and there was as.always " strong Maeodanian movement which was urging the be [authorities to take some steps to declare for an independent Btacedonia. It appeared to me the chi need of the country was for cooperation of all parties.to work for her prosperity. This the Agrarians, in.particular were not at all inclined tos. It is therefore not at all sur-that a coup d'état took place the summer of 1928 and the Agraxian party were thrown out, thewch the death of Mfr, Stam: Douiiski is much to be regretted, Whatever his faults may have been, the was a strong man and a patriot who had done a lot for his country.
The new leaders -had, I believ given special instructions that he was to.be secured alive,.but unfort-urately be tried to.eseape and was [killed in the melee.
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