Logan Republican | 1902-10-02 | Page 2 | Do Not Regard Macedonian Situation as Alarming

Do Not lleirurd Murrilonlnu Hltiiutlon an Aturiulug. Diplomatic circles In Constantinople do not regard tho situation in Macedonia Mace-donia us being so serious ns would appear ap-pear from the Turkish government's military preparations in calling out 40,000 men of tho militia reserves. The portu's alarm is partially attributed to the maneuvers and other incidents of the Shlpka Pass fetes, the political importance im-portance of which, however, is considered con-sidered to have been greatly exegger-ated, exegger-ated, in view of the approach of the winter, when the movements will necessarily, be stopped. It Is not thought that the threats of the Macedonian Mace-donian commltteo will foment n geu cral 'revolution or develop Into uuy-thing uuy-thing very serious.