Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-05-20

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Il would involve a violation or
Rim treaty and imperil the peace
Balksns. Altogether the reply
porte has caused the greatest
q. Ii appears that during the
sion of the note from the powers
council of the Sultan's ministers
the council that 5000
, had landed ut Pal0na and We're
irg 10 Janina with the intention
operating with other forces from
This crelted a bad impression
|. the ministers.
o.
Ion. May IT, The preposterous
proposed by the porte must be
as the natural and usual
q es Oriental bargaining. They
not be serious did they not
continuance of the fighting.
the failure of the Greek dash in
! there Is no chance TO make a
u stand unless at Thermopylae,
| BY virtue OF it's natural con-
!. IS an immensely strong posi-
from which the Turks would
the greatest difficulty in dislodg-
be Greeks. Al DomOkos the
troops must be suffering severe
fn the heavy rains, as they have
lts. The capture or evacuation
/ town Is only a question of a
The Turks have been seen
pass east and west OF Domokos
Zen, Smolenski has warned the
prince to expect an attack.
bon, May II. - The Times cor
Fdsnt at Athens says: NJ. Rail-,
Pemler, visited the various lega-
|and obtained assurances that
pwers would undertake to pre-
Pny offensive action on the part
Turks, providing the Greeks
nined a strict defensive attitude.
This understanding he wired the
lhdeTs OF the three Greek divis-
Domokos, Sourpi and Arta, in
lg them to abstain from all hos
Elon unless attacked by the enc
me only Greek force now on
territory Is the band OF Epi-
piahceers led by Botzaris, which
az Preyesa and advanced along
lxs OF the Louros. This force
NV proceed westward along the
"nere II will be taken off by
EEK fleet. The losses at Griboro
II heaviest since the beginning
war. Seven officers were killed.
Way IA dispatch to the
ma'i from Constantinople says
~s reply demands In it's con-
garugraph an extradition
"Aa Greece, and that the ports
aau Preyesa be kept open for
a'fyihg FOOD supplies to the
oreeks Fought Wen.
~ May Ii. The Times cor
pea. now at Imaret Heights, de-
ne hight in Epirus, under
aste, says: Throughout
oo. Manos set an excellent
1a'hg under fire with his
.ae batteries and advanced
70 every point where his
49, scaling the heights. The
sssauy distinguished them
'aeir splendid GOODNESS un-
providing that when well
Pavp~fiy conducted enterprise
IA iine a type of troops as
% wish to see"
"',on of the Greek Army.
.siy 1.-THE Daily Mails
n naa at Copenhagen says the
ras puailshes the following dis
Athens: The remnant OF
~ 'hly Is a mass of utterly
n ana undisciplined men,
pdn,a officers, never pletend-
IN, ! crown prince, without
|dsins and suffering the great
thaa's Fever is spreading
|rps =. ten. Smolenski is cold
hls " officers and unpopu-
n Whski Confident.
ln nay ~. The Mails cor
N w, hephalosis reports an
Irsrs Geh. Smolenski, whose
gs IRE at that point, close
|h0d ,a.ae general believes that
|ths AZ own. and Is stiIl conf.
AN puck Of his troops, which
~ shown three times.
tsso,l intend to await the
|priss cx here and not retire to
a. = unless absolutely COM
|nea 81. Gen. Smolenski has
h tb Jus line extending from
rort or Almyroa-