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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
WIN BE MAJOR.

CHICAGO, April 7,-Speaking Of bis
victory, Mayor-elect Harrison said To-
day: There Is 10 danger the city viii
be handed over 70 two years Of vice
and debaucbeFy. ! will also promise
there win be nothing Of what 10 char
acterized as vide open days ! do
not recognize the necessity " public
gambling In Chicago, but 1 believe
largely in the German idea Of personal
liberty. draw a sharp line between
liberty and license. Isball enter upon
the duties Of this office wholly unham-
pered by pledges Of any kind. Ny pur-
pose ii TO give the city o conservative
business administration. / shall not
be dictated 70 by any man or League, or
any association, and 20 long az oeeu.
py the chair no one win be mayor but
Carter III. Harrison
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
hsa. las. Gum.

The Honorable jar Gum 1f the Ssase
Of Idaho u oneOf the pew Hlsppers u
the ffty-ffth Congress. Idaho has
always, 10 the past. been represented
BY q Republican. DIR. Gpnp II tale first
Populist elected from shatstate ~ Con
gress. He il . manef . little oSer fifty
years Of age, be IL N fine appearance,
and kindly disposition,
Last week be made an able speeeh 90
the tariff question defending the rigpts
Of his constituents, especially ~ tfle
matter " the Lead schedule, which he
looked up and thoroughly inyestlgasee
40 shown BY the Intelligent Eay 70
which be discussed II.
New members 2 the House ere
usually very reluctant " engage 10
debates on the fcor wien there ars
80 macy older uaembers pEesent ~ no
nopolize the time; but not ~ with Mr..
Gum, for he felt that tae Interests q
his constituents we're ~ stake, Apd he
allowed nothing " epbafrass baw 70
the performance 0f biz duties.
II the people u all tie ssates YOU'D
exercise more judgment GOD send
more such men 70 Congress, theif ~,
terests would BE- better linked a6ber asle
the Governments Interests better PRO-
tected.
One thing Is certain Idaho bar fpsAs
10 mistake in the selection a Der pre-
sent Representative,
He aiwaysi IN biz seat dgF1ng session
Of the House and eagerly wstep1p2
every movement, and ~ alwags rea@s
10 discharge bis duties, When pot y
his seat be 10 ~ some ~ the Depart
meuts looking sfter the interests ~ ~
constituents,
We predict for him . saccesss1
course, and 40 doubt biz eonstitsAe1ts
viii be delighted with his Segy1ees -
their EeWesentatiye Wash1pgtopGo
respondenee.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
slss Phoebe Ceszips Against suffrage.

"In the profession that aDpeals W
the eye and ear, tbat elegete atSsd ep'
noble and please, RUIN A. ppsie, tpe
drama, art, literature, seVlDtyge and
education, goEeH viii, NJ doysDty IN We
future, ~ she bag done 10 me pat, ~
o complete success, EVt, ~ tb0se pro,
fessloDs ybieb compete with men lseye
that N medieiDe),spd require t0pg aspd
continued struggle 10 ne gsgtS n tgads,
and 10 courts and Legislative bslls, sbe
win make no decisive ~ full sQceess,
because nature fixes her Limitations,
Then women are MT ij9gogs, apd
shrink from that very struggle wbiRb
10 man is his keynote N success, 4 pre-
sumo this win be bDoked upon ~ tgee-
son, but the conclusion ~ reacbed from
long experience, cl0se obsergatlDp, aRd
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

rare opDortpussies, sissp ~ aaaas teszS
sGeoensd ~ Ssg sgCfpsFt
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life. 31ppelled by ssscesagS - ~ 2 ila-
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taL - ssspBgt ~ segaeisasEs- birth,
yast ma oFltg ~ sssHlap J,pssss's sass @islsss
W domestic NE, srsilis 800. ~ asssHEs,
socks Eile Conflicts ~ Sts 64sss'r s,siss
and thsocise, .aGe gUVyf Gfsaee6. z On
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

fssif sehoes tted assy ia 90 ai.Eaucs.
.Eas sieepers - Hsdsisaig arBassf mia.
took ~ raruisg % ~ caegls sor )
charge * esssalvy sass ssc rss5le * e&r.
s'ssns aat esgps ~ ne ratSss ~ abvss.
and heHes m frfxas d sas darkness.
Ff5m mat d,sy y 80 sIrrerdsr ~ ~
gSmsEdoz sh.s memb@rs * faas bggg.
ssis aeysr forxas ~ eaggis stampede.
and no Old gessFaas who srs living o.
d'sg aiusF .eSxa xhen, Ia rsmsa.seeal
r'fas they recaiI gna scsasa "a .has
aigAt add ssll d - lovers n war-sss-
ries ~ so-sag, Tho aexs asossiag, af.
~ agas ~ al s0ur, - forced oug
cr1Asiaa ~ 70 gtgsr aed eonasages our
aiarsh ~ inc Nll1erHsaa.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

The result of Pocatellofs municipal
election Tuesday is Of profound signih-
canoe to the state Il sounded the key |
upon which the political tune viii be
played next year. Il simply foretold
what will be done and who viii do il.
The result surprised nobody. The
combination which brought il about
was natural one. Il was the only log
zeal one. The action of the prime
movers of the Democratic party in the
fusion scheme Of last year furnished
the cause, and the result Of last Tues
days election at Pocatello was nothing
more than the effect which followed
that cause. The men who loved Office
more than they loved their party are
mainly responsible for the present con-
dition of party affairs.
THE NEWS pleaded in vain with It's
party leaders, last year before the con-
MENTIONS were held, 70 remain loyal 10
principles and not to make sacrifices Of
them for the sake Of few Offices. a
straight party victory was possible
then. The Democrats could have elect
ed state ticket from governor 70 SUI
perintendent Of public instruction.
The time was ripe for such victory.
The people were demanding o change
in state administration and our plat
form was inyincible. Everything fa-
vored our way. But the majority had
grown generous; they preferred 70
share the Offices with their opponents.
They did share them and with what
results? For the present, let the lights
be blown out and the curtain lowered.
The fusion Of Democrats and Popu-
lists divided the Democratic party.
One wing stood loyal and WAS true 10
it's allegiance TO the national party;
the other maintained al Independent
course, making fusion and fusion
pledges the paramount issue Of the
campaign. The divided forces have
not been mustered and brought TO
gether, although the supreme duty d
every member was never so plain. But
the fusion l. at an end. The Populisi
leaders declare il shall never again ex
LIST, and the Democrats who once ia
yored 1t are not Ia love with il to-day
Here are the fruits Of the fusion: a
divided Democratic party and fes
Democrats ia Offices; few Popu
lists in state Offices, Populists 10 gu
National Congress and o united an
strengthened Populist party in th'
state. Under these conditions II shoul'
not be surprising that new combine
tons like the one at Poeatello shouli
be inaugurated and the wing, true a
all times In its allegiance 70 the grea
head Of the party, the National Com
mittee, should move along the path
ways marked out and blazed BY tina
committee. It reeds no prophet
tongue to tell all Democrats of ia
state what Is best for the party. a q
yided or quarrellfng party is not al
traetiye 70 any one. much Less 70 pei
sons Of experience and judgment. Ur
less the unexpected happens, o uoys
ment along the lines like the one 4
Pocatello, viii be the popular one f.
1898, and he who opposes II, will y
carried down With q current as stEon
as the watery current carrying d.
struction to-day In the Mississippi Va
ley.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

FIRM srs beginning 81 Janaary ~ n
ne pre~as ssmo more gid kas cousa
iate ~ cDuaesy snaa aas xoaa 0as II il.
'Fbss sss very aausgal circumstance
Gold EnHer1iIy g0ea otE 81 ti.is siass N
sh's gsae and seasefiG1ss, a. ii fsg3, Is
moves il large snoaats. Tho heavy
geIf expnrtassoa u ne early n.onths
% 10 sa@ one - me syrapsofas ~ She
aaaactat dreaa which prscspssased the
1anic gsss bafDre ne middle n shas
gsae, gsesps ii lsg and 1900. when
~ gold isporss sxcseded TIE go!d 81.
ppFfsf shs apst quarter a 1897 i che
only orr q asy geaF N the past DOZEN
years n naiea ths Inflow N metal Ia,
ezcseasd sae optaow, ~ sie balance
q TRADE e5utlsaes ~ " largely IL our
ksSere ADD ~ EaF0Deaa owners of 4 sser.
leth seeufisles sfe hanging m h. them,
50 6useaed gid movements of fmpov.
ssscs i IN sight Globe Democrats
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10
Elections Of the Week.

Returns from the town and city cleo.
tions held in different states Monday
and Tuesday Of this week show won
derful changes since the November
election.
A number Of large cities like Cincip'
natl, Chicago, Detroit and others which
went Republican last November, elected
Democratic mayors Monday, Garter
Harrison, Silver Democrat, Carried
Chicago by over 1900 majority, Re
porte In connection with the figures
showing results say the silver cause IL
growing all the time,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

Congress sas appropriated 600, 600
'or the relief n the Mississippi valley
se'Isrers, This amouns mag relieve
ne refugees from their homes tempx,.
rarilg but lt will nos b. more than a
eiekel-ih-the>slot ~ the food keeps 90
aosil the Ist N Nay o. later, Many n
more poer peopIo will never recover
frof0 their Iosses,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

PHesi0gsr MCKINLEY nod wife have
gone ~ . llttie river voyage down che
PotfS"fe where slI u quiet tonight and
~aeve NJ importantly ~ 0fIIee.ssaker
esa ~ heard, They will remain for
Teek ~ faore i the voyage pfoycs ten.
e'lefal 70 MIR NcKlaley,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

Ea.s'1agfSRY ~ WAX. DAs IA.
Nl,STf has been elected president N
w Ncrsbern Pacific railroad, and viii
ehser efen biz dulles within the next
sfxtg dagA
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-10

!. DVk'taar WV ~ rescnteoced to-day,
= geg'os :" lhos Ike tbis chief among
foafdcfofs @iII get Justice at Isst,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
DIa DOmu SierOt.

Wiel. ks. Jan Piechowski,
proboszcz parafi sw. Jadwigi ,
ofarowa1 dla sierotek ma swie.
ia Wielkanocne $25.
Ia tax hojns ofare niechaj
Pan Bog Wiel. O. Piechow-
skiemu stokrotnie nagrodzi,
sierotki wznosza raczki do Bo;
60, aby ma Wiel. O. probosz.
cza Piechowskiego i parafs
sw. Jadwigi splynely obfte
laski i blogos}awie1stwo Boze,
j zarazem zyczymy wszystkim
dobrodziejom i dobrodziejkom
Wesolych SWAT!
s. s. d N. d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Ogromny p0aar.

KANSAS City, Mo-, IA XIV.
Dzis wieczorem, o godz. 9 min.
Is wybuchl pozar W 5 pietro-
wynn budynku przy Walnut
str, 200 stop ma p6lnoc Cd Sci
ulicy, przeszedi ma sssiedni
budynek Halla, grozac cafemu
czWorobokoWi dom6w pomle-
dzy ulicami Walnut, 9ts, Main
a 8ma, Geese gmachu Halla,
W kt6rej miesci sic wydawnl-
ctwo gazety ,,World", stoi juz
W plomienisch i splonie nieza
wodnie. Take i ia Geese, W
ktorej znajduje sic wydawni'
etwo gazety Times, zaczyna
sic palic. Niema W og6le ma
dziei, by gmach ten zdolano
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Piekny pOgrzeb.

Piekny pogrzeb mia1a wczo-
raj zmar}a przedwczesnie W
kwiecie wieku s. p. EVA Train,
iona znanego powszechnle l
powaaanego doktora Jana A.
Traina.
z domu za}oby do kosciola
sw. Stanislawa Kostki pre-
prowadzi} zwloki Wiel. ks.
J6zef Gieburowski. Trumne
nios}o u koleg6w dotknietego
nieszczesciem p. Traina. Ma
cmentarzu przem6wi} mad gro.
benz p. J. Kondziorski do Ii.
cznie zebranej publicznosci,
aegnajscej po raz ostatni s. p.
Eve.
Trumna zmar}ej tone}a W
morzu kwiat6w i wie1c6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
aotatki te1egrafczne zagran1czna

- Ksieana Chimay, amerykahska
awanturnioa, chcia1a wystapit W pa
ryskim ,,tingeltanglu", lecz ME po.
zwolia ma to polioya.
w kopalni pod Langlaerte W
Transwaalu nastapi1 wybuch dynami.
tu. 36 os6b zostalo zabitych.
w Indyach poprawiiy sic wido-
XII ma zniwa W obwodach, nawiedzo.
nych kleska g}odu.
Z Essen, donoszs, ze W kopalni
pod Obsrhausen nastapil wybuch ga.
z6w. 10 os6b poniosso smiert.
- Angielski parowiec ,, ,,Moyane"
rozbia sic W poblizu wyspy Wight.
Pasazer6w zaioge wyratowapo.
- Stosunki amerykahsko hiszpah-
skie zmienisy sic ma lepsze. Hiszpa-
mia ma. nadzieje pokona6 powstah-
COW, skoro Stany Zjednoczone "a.
przestans iOh wspierad,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
z AyOndale.

Uroczyste brackie naboae1'
stwo schadzka Bractwa sw.
Barbary, patronki dobrej
swierci, ,odbedzie sic W niedzie.
le wielkanocna zaraz po ME.
szporach. Beda przyjmowani
nowi Bracia i Siostry do
Bractwa. Zarazem uprasza sic
wszystkich, kt6rzy maja "a.
miar wstapic do tego Bractwa,
ably ma to zebranie przybyli.
Take zawiadamiamy was bra.
cia siostry, abyscie wszyscy
W przysz}a niedziele o godzinie
5 rano stawili sic do hall
szkolnej, gdyz bractwo nasze
bedzie in corpore ma procesyl
Observation-Disclosures P. Jezusa.
Starszy brat J6zef Krysten,
Fr. Fucht, SEX, $40 Wolfram
str.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
Zfe WidOkl.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, IA XIV.
Raporta, nadchodzsce do de-
partamentu rolnictwa stanu
Illinois o stanie pszenicy OIL
mel z d. 10 Kwietnia, SO bar.
dzo smutne i gorsze jeszcze cd
raportow z d. 10 Marca. Cd
polowy powjat6w W stanie, W
kt6rych gl6wnie siejs pszenlce
ozima, donosza, re dwie trzecle
czesci pszenicy zasianej W je-
sieni, ralem 1,749,OOO ARROW,
zostafy zniszczone czescia przez
mrozy, a czescis prze powodzie.
Pozosta1a Geese trzecia tax jest
zsa, ae nawet przy najpomysl'
niejszych warunkach ledwo
bedzie MONA spodziewac SIG
trzeciei czesci przecietnego
zbioru. Zaledwie uratuje sic
moze tyle, lie do siewu bedzie
potrzeba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-04-15
,,Dziennik" pOwiekszOny.

Przypominamy naszym czy-
telnikom, ze odtad ME beda
mieli powodu narzekacna brak
wiadomosci W sobotnich wy.
daniach ,,Dziennika Chicago
skiego'. Dziennik bedzie sic
skladal 2 8 stronic. Niejeden
bedzie mia} sposobnosc pre-
pedzic przyjemnie znaczna
czes6 Niedzieli, czytajac rome
nowiny i wiadomosci ca}ego
swiata. w sobotnich wyda.
mach ,Dziennika" drukowana
bedzie osobna powiesc, kt6rej
we wydaniach z innych dni W
gazecie naszej ME bedzie.
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Wypuszczony z Wiezienia.

ST.. PAUL, MINI IA Kwiet.
Ze Sioux Falls, S. D., donosi
specyalna depesza: Byly skar.
bnik stanowy VIM. W.
Taylor re South Dakota, kt6.
~ "a wielkie sprzeniewierzenia
zostal skazany ma dwuletnie
karne wiezienie, zostat teraz z
wiszienia wypuszczony po
p6itoraletnim tamze pobycie.
Zachowywal sic W wiezieniu
tax dobrze, te mu skr6cono
czas kary o pol roku: Udaje
on sic natychmiast do Red
field, gdzie dawniej mieszka1,
a zabawiwszy tam dni kilka,
wyjedzie do Indiana, gdzie ma
znajomych krewnych.
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K0ncert ma rzecz Szpitala.

Zapowiedziany ma drugie
swieto wielkanocne koncert ma
rzecz polskiego Szpitala budzi
miedzy naszs publicznoscia ay.
wy interes. Bardzo wiele os6b
dobija sic o bilety, dowiadujsc
sic r6wnoczesnie o blizsze szcze-
g6ly programu. Me omieszka.
my umiescit calkowitego pro-
gramu W sobotniem wydaniu.
Tymczasem radzimy smatorom
dobrego spiewu i pieknej mu.
zyki zaopatrzyc sic - p6ki
czas W bilety.
Dzisiaj nadmieniamy tylko
- i to pod sekretem = 4e 2
artystek ME polskich wystapi
spiewaczka panna Paula Bic
derman, ma skrsypcach grac
bedzie panna Lillian Roem-
held, trio zas ma fortepian,
skrzypce j wiolonczele odegra.
ia wraz 2 p. R.Modrzejewskim
panowie @. @. j r. Schaufaed.
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Telegramy zagraniczne
Burza nadciaga.
Posef grecki gOt0w wyjechac Z
KOnstantynOpOla.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, IA Kwie.,
tnia. - Ksisze Maurokordato,
tutejszy pose} grecki, z}ozyi
wizyte pozegnalna mipistrowi
spraw zewnetrznych, Oczeku.
je on na rozkaz rzsdu gree
kiego do wyjazdu z Konstan-
tynOpola.
Konsulowie tUreccy otrzy.
mali takze wskaz6wki Cd swe.
go rzsdu, azeby byli gotowi
do powrotu do ojczyzny.
Rad turecki uwiadomi}
mocarstwa, 2e ochotnicy gree.
cy dziaaaja W porozumieniu z
rzsdem greckim. Jezeli przeto
powt6rzy sic jeszcze raz napad
Ochotnik6w ma wojska turec-
kie, sultan uzna krok taxi "a
wypowiedzenie wojny re estrony
Grecyi.
Sultan liczy na pomoc mo-
carstw. Ochotnicy alba1scy
mahometa6skiego wyznania
otrzymajs bro1 z rzsdowych
magazyn6w tureckich.
LAR1ssA, Ago Kwietnia. -
Ochotnicy greccy zdobyli W
Macedonii miejscowosc Balti-
no. Turcy stracili 40 zabitych.
W6dz powsta6c6w Pavelis "a
is} obronne stanowisko W 90.
rach, pod Kran;a. Odpar} on
szczesliwie napad Turk6w, Sci.
gal ich, zabra} i'm zapasy zy-
wnosci i IS mu}6w. Komuni.
kacya Turk6w miedzy Janins
a Elassona jest przerWana.
w Macedonii jest zimno i
padaja deszcze. w Tessalii
panuje piekna pogoda, pozwa.
lajsca Grekom ko6czyc przy.
gotowania do obrony granic.
W1EDE6, Ago Kwietnia. -
Mocarstwa straci}y nadziejs "a.
zegnania wojny. Grecya liczy
prawdopodobnie ma pomoc
Anglii W krytycznej chwili.
Aaeby mia}a liczyc ma pomoc
Rosyi, W to trudno uwierzyc
W obec faktu, ze kr6l jerry
odesla} carowi wszystkie orde.
ry rosyjskie i honorowe odzna.
ki.
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Telegramy krajoWe.
z KOngresu.

WASHINGTON, IA Kwietnia.
Dsisiaj odbyla sic W senacie
pierwsza potyczka W kwestyi
taryfy. Debstowano tylko o
kwestyach og6lnych, a potem
spr6bowano swe SHY tym spo-
sobem, IL glosowano mad wnlo'
skiem Marrills, prezesa komi-
tetu fnansowego, kt6ry zsda{,
by uznaG "a nieprawne roz-
s;rzygniecie ministra fnansoW,
Gage'a Oak wiadomo, demo
kraty) co do wstecznej waano"
Sci ustawy. Wniosek Morrilla
przeszeH "a glosami przeciw
%; wszyscy demokraci, wszy..
scy "srebrni" republikanie /
wszyscy populisci, Z wyjstkiem
'srebrnego" republikaninya. 4.
MaGtel z Montany, gfosoWa!l
przeciw wnioskowi. Dolsczyf
sic do mich republikanin Chan:
dler. Republikanie glosowali
~oczywiScie "a wnioskiem, 2
wyiatkiem wlasnie Chandlera.
NieObecnych bylo 5 senator6w.
- Morgan chcial doprowsdzlc
10 g}osowania mad jego rezo-
lucys kubafska, ale mu sic
uda}o.
W izbie posl6w trwalo Gale
posiedzenie tylko 10 minut,
poczem sic odroczono do So
boty.
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ATENY, Ago Kwitnia.

ArENY, Ago Kwitnia. -
Powstafcy poniesli W Macedo'
nil dotkliwe straty, spotkaw-
sly po dro d z e wszedzle
przewazajsce silly nieprzlyja-
cielskie. Cofaja sic obecnie ma
ca}ej linii.
BERLIN, Ago Kwietnia. -
General Grumblow, taktyk
niemiecki udal sig do Elassony,
aaeby poddac inspekcyi ture-
cka artylerye, admiral Kal'
ley udal sic do Konstantyno-
pola, azeby udzielic prakty.
cznych wskazowek kapitanom
tureckiej marynarki W Darda-
nelach.
ATENY, 14go Kwitnia. -
Minister Delyanis zazadai cd
parlamentu kredytu ma 80 mi
lion6w drachm, motywujac
sw6j wniosek potrzebs utrzy-
mania armii, kt6ra bedzie W
moznosci wype}nic sw6j obo'
wiazek wzgledem ojczyzny.
Jutro odbedzie sic giosowanie
ma wnioskiem bez zadnych de-
bat.
ELAssoNA, IA Kwietnia. -
Wojska tureckie SO W znacznej
ilosci skoncentrowanepodG Ora
vena czynia powstahcom ME-
moaliwem dalsze posuwanie sic
naprz6d. Adjutant Edhema
baszy, kt6ry przedtem bawil
W Atenach, zdai rapport, ze po.
wsta6cami dowodzs oficerowie
greccy, kt6rych on zna osobi'
scie.