EVENTS IN BITOLA AND OTHER PARTS OF MACEDONIA - Part 02

has brought the Christian people closer together and away from their national differences instigated by propaganda which, no doubt, the Committee will take advantage of and will attract more Christians. The feeling that this situation can no longer be endured and that some way must be found to get out of it, the general hatred for the Muslims, has forced the entire Christian population to accept those who will now help it and those who show deeds that want to help it... I have repeatedly pointed out the possibility that the time will come when the Committee, with its work, will fully respond to the feelings of all the local Christian people. It will receive their sympathies and become master of the situation...” (Ibid, 221.)