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tnnd ovrr to the Svrlwms ny a
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clocttons islilch were elections In name
only f re hold, the main question be
ing whether Mnntenecrft wouM sup
port the JuRnslnv lilca and Join In It.
Many deceptive practices were follow
ed to prevent the people from votinfr,
and some of them did not know of the
election until It was fifteen da past.
ItefuKoiR outside of the country 'who
liad been froed from Austrian prisons
nnd Were bcinn repatriated, who had
received a whisper of what was really
roinit op and who attempted to re
turn ut their native land worn held at
the. border by the Austrian until after
tha elections were over."
king Nh'boluK IX-posctl
"The pro-Serbian deputies w ho were
Ifcted immediately voted to depose
trn kin and join up with Serbia.
Theft the Serbian troops occupied the
country with headquarters : Cettinje,
th Montenegrin capital. Young Mon
tenegrins were recruited by force and
thn transferred, the plan heine to
nrnd them to Serbia and replace them
with Serbian troops. Those men who
Tefused to serve In the army and fled
to the mountains or the country had to I
leave their families unprotected and
incared for. Even the food- that was
acquired from America wax used as
Iropaitanda by the Serbians, it being
denied in some cases to those who did
not favor the coalition. Villages were
burned and many charKes of atrocities
have been made by the Montenegrins
lis A result of these cenditions.
"Every attention was paid me. in
fact, too much attention until I decid
ed to move independently from Pod
ftoriisa into the interior. Every ob.
1e was put in my way. and even
indirect threats of death were made. I
W"a warned that I would surely be
killed by bandits in the mountains.
Radovitch and the Serbian officers
Wanted to line the road near Xicthish
with soldiers and send a guard along
with me to keep me safe from bpn-
Hold by lJamlifs"
"But these bandits, so-called, were
the very men I w ished to see, after the
disclosures made by my investication
of the castle of Podeoritsa. so I pro
ceeded without guards. To make a
long story short I was held up by these
mountain men. They were a pictur
esque lot with their double bandoliers j
of cartridges and they were armed
to the teeth. I talked with the leaders
for an hour and a half in a hut out
side of w hich fruards were posted.,
"f then went on to Xieshish after
having arranged for a second meettne
at vhich time they were to itiva me a
careful prepared document as to Uielr
position, causes of it. their aspirations
ami what they would "assume as re
sponsibilities, k
"X returned a second .time, my car
passing iK'tween two ranks of about
100 men- I was presented with the
document which was a complete and
splendid exposition of the Montenegrin
nuttonalis-t position, and instead of be
ing; sigped by irresponsible briprands. it
bore the signatures of the chiefs ot
the seven clans of Xieshish. Amon
thi group were three orthodox priests
ap.d other reputable men."
Situ Other Refugees
"At San Giovanni de Medua, a little
Indentation In the coast of Albania
near the confines of Montenegro, then
Italian militarily controlled territory
and that too is another story I sought
out a camp of about 400 Montenegrin
refugees with whose leader I also con
ferred in the presence of them all,
seated on the barren, rocky mountain
slopes where they were encamped, liv
ing in any kind of an old tent and clad
mostly in old misfit, pkked-up uni
forms. The story of these three
Croups, the story of the leaders in pri
son, the men in the mountains and
these refugees outside their country
was the same. Serbia had usurped
their nationality and tried to absorb
them into a greater Serbia. This .they
were against, but they were not against
a Jugoslav state, but with an auianto
mou representation.
'They wanted a fair election in
Montenegro under the protection 'of
Uritish or American troops, or both
with all Serbian troops withdrawn,
and this I strongly recommended in
by dispatches to the peace conference
and tho general staff. I also urged the
release under certain conditions of the
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irisoiiers in the Podijoritsa
liaibnlp h A Strons Sinn
The conversation turned from gen
eral conditions to the character of
Kitdovitch, and Colonel Furlonjr jtave
some of the impressions he pained
from the close association he had with
the Montenegrin leader during: his. in
vestigation. Kadovitrh is a man of many Rood
qualities and (Treat ambition for him
self politically, and for that part of the
country, the main contention of his
cause beinK that it represents the de
sire of a majority of the country and.
that Montenegro was too small and
poor a country to exist by herself.
However, it is scarcely loirieal to as
sume such a basis of areument when
little Montenegro, which had the first
Hate printing press in Europe at Uije
ka. has already evidenced that sh
could exist for six centuries as a virile
Independent nation, and in fact act
as, and maintain herself as an outpost
of Christian civilization in the Balk
ans." .Justice Due Country
"The tight patrol of the country, the
control of myself and Captain James
Bruce who was with me and the meth
ods used to control the country, the
subsequent antipathy toward us dis
played by Radovitch and the Serbians
when I broke away from that control
was poor evidence that the majoritj
of the Montenegrins desired to be ab
sorbed by Serbia and forfeit their sov
ereign rights as a people.
"The caso of little Montenegro
which has appealed through her cour
ageous esprit, kindly hospitality and
noble simplicity, particularly to Am
ericans, makes her one of the first and
most worthy countries to which Justice
should be done by tho (treat powers.
It ii. a pity that Serbia, one of the no
blest, courageous and country-destroyed
of all allies should have had this
unfortunate blot on her otherwise gal
lant and noble procedure throughout
the war. It would redown much to the
credit of Serbia should she herself
restore to little Montenegro complete
independence and later seek that union
through brotherly approach to this
courageous, undaunted people of the
Black Mountain Montenegro."
Patriots Shot Kadovitcli
''itather than irresponsible trigands,
all evidence would point that the
shooting of M. Itadovitch was done by
incensed supporters of the king and
near the very little village of Vieguse
where King Nicholas was born, and
coincidental!)', it has followed closely
on the king's death.
"This is not the first time that An
dre Radovitch has been shot at. and
even in the heart of Podoritsa in the
unpretentios little hostelry where I
frequently lunched and dined with
Itadovitch he was always guarded by
a ituard with fixed bayonet and by an
other at the foot of the well-worn
ricketv Htalrs."
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