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262 WITH THE SERBS IN MACEDONIA foot the very earth has groaned. The ruins m Serbia are to a very large extent their work. For generations to come, devastated villages and countless graves will be the hideous monuments of their martial prowess," declares an official report. But the Serbians have no desire to '' get their own back," barbarians though they are supposed to be. A Magyar paper, the Az Est, of November 27th, 1918, reveals the principles by which the Serbian Army of Occupation is guided. The correspondent of the paper interviewed Colonel Savatitch, Officer Commanding in Temeshvar, who said to him : '' My mother, who is an old woman of sixty, was at the beginning of the War taken from Shabatz to Szeglod where she was interned. For four years she lived in the greatest misery, housed in a building no better than a stable. I shall weep when I remember that. For all that, the thought of vengeance has not for one moment entered my mind. The Magyar and Austrian soldiers, and the Germans in even greater measure, have laid waste our land, scattered our families over the face of the earth, and ruined our country. But we do not intend to repay them in like fashion. The war has stricken us all. The work of destruction and slaughter must not begin all over again. There must be no more tears."
THE DELIVERANCE 263 To these words the correspondent adds the following comment : '' These principles laid down by Colonel Savatitch are the same as President Wilson's, and we must admit that he lives up to them. He does his duty in a kindly and considerate way." The correspondent further says : *' So far the Serbian troops have requisitioned nothing. They draw upon their own stores or buy in the market, paying cash and full price for the goods they need. The Serbian officers avoid everything which might offend the national susceptibilities of the Magyars or Germans living in these parts." This attitude of the vanquished is doubly interesting when one remembers the appalling atrocities, murders, plunderings and deportations which Serbia has suffered at the enemy's hands. The whole land has been pillaged and laid waste in every meaning of those dreadful words. Besides losing 320,000 men up to the arrival in Corfu in 1916 and some 60,000 since, Serbia has also lost one-half of her tax-paying citizens. In addition, quite a third of her population perished from starvation, epidemic, disease, and the '' unprecedented savagery of the enemy at
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CHAPTER II A CALAMITOUS CITY Saloni
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A CALAMITOUS CITY 27 Its contrasts
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