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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
EPwORrH LEAGUE WHEEL
Wichita District Convention VIII Meet this
Afternoon in ST. Psurs Church.

Afternoon In ST. HRul Snurcns
The seventh annual meeting Of the
Epworth League for the Wichita district
will convene this afternoon in ST. PauPs
NJ. E, church and will continue in ses-
sion Until Wednesday night. 1t is ex-
pected JEnat there will be at least one
hundred delegates here from out of
town besides an equal number from the
city. The district embraces the western
part Of Butler county, the northern part
of Sumner, all of Sedgwick, Kingman
and Pratt and the lower portion of
Reno.
The following program will be carried
out:
General t0picy'The Epworth Wheel"
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
200 Devotional service, Rev. w. Clap
per, Sawyer.
2:30 Enrolling and organizing.
800 What the Wheel Is.
The history, Eva Allen, Kingman.
= A description, Mary Parr. Pretty
Prairie.
It's Mission, Eta Hill, Mulvane.
Weak Points, Cora Morgan, Leon.
Strong Points, Florence Richard
son, Leon.
How 70 Organize. j. N. Roberts.
Pratt.
General Discussion.
TUESDAY EVENING.
100 Devotional Service, Rev. J. W.
Pruen, Wichita.
500 Echoes from Toronto.
Rev. W. V. Burns Wichita.
Rev. W. 3. Slutz, Wichita.
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON.
800 Prayer meeting, Rev. David Irwin,
Mt. Hope.
$50 Bible Reading, Will Hoff, James
burg.
900 How the Wheel Ought to Go.
In Spiritual Work, Millie Kitch,
Douglas.
In Benevolent Work, Lily Kramer,
Spivey.
In Literary Work, Harry Clewell,
Belle PLANE.
In Social Work, Goldie Rankin,
Cheney.
In Financial Work, George Harvey,
Augusta.
1v:00 How the Wheel Does Go.
Reports of delegates and officers.
Suggestions of plans and methods.
Business.
WEDNESDAY NOON.
HOO Social and basket dinner on church
lawn.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
200 Devotional Service, Rev. Frank
Mccormick. Mulvane.
go Junior League Hour. conducted by
District superintendent Florence
McCullum. Kingman.
Reports and Introduction OF Dele
gates.
Recitation, Kelsy Allen Kingman
Juniors Relation 20 the Church,
Clara Bowen. Wichita
Juniors Relation TO the Epworth
League. Mrs o. C. Baird. Andoyer.
Juniors Relation to the Future
Church. George Parkinson. Wichita.
Recitation, L0rena Ritter, Lebanon
Snort Addresses to the Children.
$50 How 70 Make the Wheel Go.
The Pastor. Rev. T. B. Lawrence.
Wichita.
The President. r. ]. Hill. Wichita.
The Vice President. James Wilkie
Wichita.
The Cabinet, Darl Oidfeld. Wichita.
The Individual Member, Bert Glib
son, Ninneha.
The Holy Spirit, Minnie Irwin.
Colwich
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
$50 Devotional Service, Rev. y. W.
Cummings.
$50 Sermon. Rev. J. W. Martindale.
D. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
JUST A QUIET TIME WITH MARX
Mckinley Is Not Making Any Fuss About
His Resting Spell.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 30.-President Nc
Kinley spent very quiet day at Senator
Hanna's home. Breakfast was served at
$50 a. m, and the morning was spent in
receiving the immediate friends Of the
president. A delegation from an adjoin-
ing county called for few minutes and
pail its respects. Among the callers was
Senator James r. Garfield and Mr.. WILL
lam Chisholm.
just before luncheon President and
Mrs. Mckinley and Senator and Mrs.
Hanna took drive to Rocky River and
into the country lying west of the Hanna
home. Judge Day, assistant secretary
of state, was the only guest at luncheon.
He came up from Canton 10 see the pres
ident, before returning TO Washington.
The remainder Of the presidents visit
will be absolutely without ostentation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
shadows a season Of great profit in the
studies OF the club
Real Estate Transfers,

Real ESt0to TrAnSfeEo.
Furnished by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. NJ. Dubois, alb
stractor)
Mary c. Crane qcd. lot Burns ave
Ford's second add .......-..... a
]. G. Trimbls qcd lot 80. Chisholm
St, city ......... ............. ]
VIM II. Hale, rec, qcd SO 1-2 #
bts 2. 3. and 5. and lot except
20x67 1-2 # in NV cor, Water ST
Hagerty's add .............. 49,. 26
Amanda Kiehl wd lots odd 50 to 107
Riddell ave; lots even So to 102
Campbell avenue, Logan; los
1O3. los. 1O7, Riddell avenue Lo-
gan add ..... ..... 426
David E. Bussard We ~, "a. &c. IS
Campbell avenue Logan add 80. 800
Katrine Hamant sw quarter Sc
quarter 22-2S-2e .. ... $50
John Mahlon Moore, 50x142 II in lot
2. Waterman's add. IS, 20 Empo-
ria avenue sub Of Wells and Ea-
gle add ........ ........ IS
Cherokee and Pittsburg Coal and
Mining company. 113, ia Douglas
avenue, GreiffenStein'S add $1,000 372
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HERE'S MORE PROPERTY
New England Mills start Up After Sh ut.
Downs or Short Time.

Somersworth, n. H., Aug. 30.-The
Great Falls Manufacturing company S
mills here resumed operations. on full
time today, after having been run forty
hours week since May.
Lawrence, Mass, Aug. 30.-Operations
were resumed at the Atlantic mills to-
day, after a shutdown OF four weeks.
This will give employment to about loo
hands. Work was also resumed in the
weaving department Of the Methuen
company's mills, at Methuen. Nearly all
Of the $50 operatives employed in those
mills are now at work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
WILL BEATTIE MARRIED
formeriy OF This City and Now in Business
in Long Beach. Calf

Mr.. William Beattie, who resided here
tor number OF years and was known in
business and social circles. was marie j
on August 20 al Long Beach. Cal NJ.
Beattie was in the Insurance business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
STANDS AT THE HEAD

Aug. j. Bogel. the leading druggist OF
Shreveport, La. says: 'Dr. Kings New
Discovery is the only thing that cures my
cough. and il is the best seller / have
j. F. Campbell. merchant OF Stafford.
Ariz.. writes: "Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry is all that is claimed for it; il never
fails. and is a sure cure for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. I cannot say
enough for it's merits DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds is not an experiment. 1t has been
tried for quarter of century, and to-
day stands at the head. II never disap-
points. Free trial bottles at Geo. Van
Werden's pharmacy, 1928 North Main
street, and G. Behring's drug store, north
east corner Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

H. NJ. S. Of the First n E. chucn In
connection with the annual picnic will
De held this afternoon instead Of We'd
nesday at Griswold Park, at O'Clock.
Mrs. D. B. Scott.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

Jubilee Upton, who has made s50,000,
900 in the grocery business in twenty
years, and who has just departed from
our shores after tour of the United
States, attributes his success to printers
ink, employed in the advertising col
umns of the newspapers. 1t is his opin-
ion that one might as well undertake to
run a store in a. tunnel as try to do BUSH
ness without appealing 10 the public
through the press-Boston Herald.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

prepares the system for the change
taking place, assists Nature TO make
childbirth easy, and leaves her in 9
condition more favorable TO speedy ~
coyery. 1t greatly diminishes the
danger to life of both mother and child.
Sent by Mail, en- receipt OF price. sI.ol- Boob
70 .Expcctaac &othe-s' free rpoa arpliczsioo
The nrsieeld Regulator c.. AuastA, -
2olo ~ AL oAucoser&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
GARMENT wORKEKs STRIKE
Twelve Hundred trousers Makers 90 Out
at PhlisdelphLa

Philadelphia, Aug. 3o.-Twelve hun
dred trousers makers struck today fos
shorter hours, more pay and thu aboli-
ton OF the sweat system.
The strike was the result, OF meeting
OF the Pantaloon Makers union OF the
Central Union OF Associated JEWS.
Trades Organizations. held Saturday.
The vest makers strike OF the same as
ISOLATION was own on Saturday. and IL "a
thought that the pantaloon makers we're
encouraged by their success.
II is expected that the contractors VIII
accede 70 rhe demands OF the men and
that the strike will be OF short duration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31
ANNUAL CLASS PICNIC
Primary People of the N. L. Sunday
School VIII Play.

The annual picnic of the primary class
OF the First NJ E. Sunday school will De
held next Wednesday afternoon at Girls
wold Park All the children and their
friends will be there.
Bhey will meet ct the church at 100
O'Clock, where conveyances will be pro-
vided TO take them to the park.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-31

When man gets beat II, game Of cards
ne al ways tells how he is out OF Practice
Washington Democrat.
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Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. &.-The Brit
'sh cruiser Interpret reports having inter-
cepted on Wednesday near Fortune Island
a filbustering vessel. The cruiser also
boarded steamers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
SPECIAL. RIVER BULLETIN.
Mississippi Rising From Victsbura New Orleans and From La
Crosse to- Dayennrt--t alnN SLOWLY ElssMhere:

received today from the
St ousIte change 81 Lou" nora for day or two The Missouri
Bonneville CITY will be reached hn three days.
Is n eN
caror fallen ms of foot since yesterday morning and
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HAVE WATER FAMINE.
Mussulmans of Sitia Cut Off From
Supply by insurgents.
WELLS OF THE TOWN INSUFFICIENT.
Barracks Occupied by Italian Marines
at Gambia Burned.
A NAkSHlP SENT TO klSSAMO.
Turks Were Unable to Evncuatc
That Place on Account of the
Attacks by Insurgents.

Canea, April S.-The Mussulmans of Sitia
are suffering from want Of water. The wells
OF the town are not sufficient to supply
their needs ard the insurgents are driving
them back whenever they attempt to obtain
water outside the town in spite of the pro-
lection afforded by the foreign warships in
Sitia bay.
The barracks occupied by the italian ma
rlnes. doing duty on shore at Gambia, have
been burned to the ground. The cause of
the fire is not known,
a detachment of COO additional Russian
troops and an additional detachment of
700 British troops have arrived here.
Foreign admirals have sent a warship to
Kissamo. with instructions to assist the
Turks in evacuating that place, the latter
having declared it impossible to resist the
Insurgents
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w. J. BRYAN INJURED
PLATFORM GAVE WAY, pRECIPl-
TATING HIM TO THE GROUND.
Not Seriously Uurt-Many Other
Persons Also Fell.

81. Augustine, Fla. April s.-IIon w. j.
Bryan was injured here this afternoon by
tho caving in OF the p'ezza from which
no was speaking. Nearly 400 men and
women were preepitaiod about twenty
ft"t to the ground aili many of them in
jurcd. but none fatally. Mr.. Bryan was
picked mp unconscious. however. and re-
moved to a rhySician's office, whore an
eXamlwato revealed that nc had received
no injuries OF a serious character. II was
deemed best, however. to abandon the re-
oeption which was 20 have been given
him this evening.
Mr. Bryan nrrived here at $40 p. M
ana WAS crested at the station by sew
eral hundred people. Al $50 he address,
ed frlly 1900 persons from the p!nzza OF
the Sam Marcos hotel. Al The close of HIS
speech hundreds OF people focIsed about
him, and 70 great WAS the strain that one
seution OF the piazza. forty foot square.
fell through,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
THE RAGING WATERS.
1t Was Ration Day at Rosedalc Yes
tcrday.
HUNGRY BAND OF NEGRO SUFFERERS.
River Rising From VicksburG to
New Orleans.
GREAT ANXIETY AT VICkSBURG
The supreme Test Ia Yet To Come.
Levccs Arc stul Intnct-I.uiu
Entirely shut on.
GREAT ANXIETY ATvIcksBURG

Memphis. Tenn. April s-Tclcgrams re-
ccivcd tonight from the flooded area Of
the Mississippi Delta report tho situation
unchanged. A heavy rain, accompanied by
a strong northwest wind has prevailed all
aftt rnoon. Information from Flower Lake
says that the break is 1900 feet wide, Every
effort Is being made to tie the ends of the
lovcc. Tho town of Lulu is entirely shut
off except by tugs. Today was ration day
for the destitute sufferers at Rosedale and
moro poverty stricken band of negroes
than those gathered at the place of dts
tribution would be hard To picture. Only
those who we're known to DO actually in
need were supplied. The news had become
current among the negroes that the gov
eminent had sent rations and many who
were yet able TO take care of themselves
were erievously disappointed at not fnd-
inE their names on the relief roll.
At Helena the river has fallen two feet
and eleven inches since The lcvec gave
way on Sunday. Tho backwater In tho
southern part OF the city is at a standstili.
Many flood refugees are being taken to
Helena, and tho number In that city Will
probably reach 5000. The committee is
doing good work and no complaints have
been made.
The river is falling ut all points be-
tween Cairo and Helena.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
MIR. BALFOUIUs SPEECH.
Suggested Union with America Pro
Gmcch n StrnhH ImnressiOn.

Suggested Union with America Pro-
duccd IA stroHg Impression.
New York April S.-A dispatch to the
Herald from st. Petersburg says
Just at the moment when everybody had
made up his mind that all the troubles in
Greece and Crete wero settled and after
the boursc had opened buoyantly on the
report that Greece had given way, a very
unfortunate encounter has come in the
postpouement of the blockade, and the
news Of the speech OF Mr.. Balfour. in
which he is reported to have talked of a
union with America in case Of war with
France and Russia.
This latter point sounds so remarkable
and improbable that had 1t not come
through the official agency 1t would seem
incredible. AT all events, it has produced
the strongest impression upon "A large par
ty here, whose members persistently in
sist that England is backing the Greeks
ard wishes to seize Suda bay.
To give an idea of these sentiments 1t
has been reported that England is about
to force the Dardanelles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
sT PAUL BANK CASES.
IDurt Ruied DeposifOrs Have Right
to Recover From Receiver.

st. Paul. MINI. April s,--After litiga-
ton unprecedented in this State. Judge
Bum of tho district court has filed de-
clsions in the bank cases, Following the
suspension of the Bank of Minnesota. tho
Germanla and Albania banks. many de-
positors applied for an order that their
money and checks be returned to them.
In The case OF the Bank OF Minnesota.
Judge Bum oaxmlned the question OF the
Insolvency OF the bank previous TO Dccem'
ber 22. when 1t failed. lie finds that the
bank had persistently violated the state
banking law. that tho officers had been
receiving deposits with tho full knowledge
of the banks insolvency and that the
guilty knowledge gives 10 dcpositors OF De-
oember u tho right TO get their money II
they can trace It TO receivers. with re-
spect to each OF the class OF funds the court
makes a distinct order IN the case OF each
bank In general. the court holds that the
titlo to checks on other banks remains
with the doposilors but that the cash de-
posiis can not he traced and therefore can
NOT be recovered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
THOUGHT TO NE WEAKENING.
Greek Press Thinks the Concert of
Pow srn Almokt DissOINrh.

Pow rs AImOst Dissolved.
London April S..--The Athens CORE
spondent OF the Times Will say tomorrow:
THE opinion Of the Greek newspapers is
virtually unanimous as to tho recent dec
laration of the powers. IT is THAT THE
EUROPEAN CONCERT AFTER A CON
SpICuouS FAILURE AS TO CRETE IS
GRADUALLY TENDING TO DISSOIu-
TloN AND WILL DE OBLIGED TO CON
TENT ITSELF WITH 4 MERE ADMoNI-
TION.
THERE is AN EVIDENT DISINCLIN-
ALTON ON THE PART or SOME OF THE
POWERS TO CARRY OUT ANY PRO
GRAMME OF COERCION AND A WEAK
ENlNG OF PURPOSE IN THE EUROPE
AN FEDERATION WHICH is SHOWING
SIGNS OF DECREplTuDE. The similarity
OF language between the declaration and
the recent warning of the Journal des st.
Petersburg has been noticed here and this
latest step of the powers is attributed 10
the Russian initiative.
lone of the opposition journals pro-
fesses to know that a proposal has been
communicated to Greece through one of
its representatives abroad TIKI If Greece
will submit to the powers In the Cretan
affair she will receive as a rccompense the
territory included within the frontier lines.
traced by tho Berlin conference of 1851
together with n portion of Macedonia, in.
GLIDING Salunica
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WILL ATTACK KISSAMo.
Insurgents HIVE Mounted Four Guns
Before the Fort.

Insurgents HIVE Mounted Four Guns
Before the Fart.
London, April S-The Times will print
tomorrow the following dispatch from it's
Cahea correspondent; The Cretans are
now massing around Kissamo. They have
mounted four gurS and intend to attack the
fort which is held by 100 Turks. Yester-
day they wrote TO the captain of the Aus
trian warship anchored in the bay. doclar
ing that as the action Of the international
fleet had hitherto been hostile to them.
they would repel forcibly any attempt of
the warships to interfere with their de-
signs at Kissamo 1t is expected. there
fore, that the Cretans viii direct their
guns against the warshps If the latter open
fire.
The Austrian admiral will proceed to
Kissamo tomorrow. II has been decided
to remove the few Mohanmedan families
still there and to blow up the two block
houses in the vicinity of the fort N order
TO prevent the Cretans from occupying
Thorn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
WANT KN0CKs Ar THE noon.


Lack Of Credit Caused by Floods
Threatens Dispnter.
Greenville. Miss, April S.--'l'hc Goad-
tlon of affairs in this section Of mississippi
continues serious. Want is today al the
door of many laborers. Tho Yasoo Missis-
slppi delta embraces ten counties with
population OF nearly 100000 people, 20
per cent Of whom are farm laborers who
depend for their daily bread Oh rations Is
sued weekly by the planters ail1 local mcr-
chants on part of The lnborer's farming
operations. The planter and merchant in
turn secure ndvanccmcnts from money CEN
tiers on their paper based on the growing
crops after having carried the lahorer UNI
I'll the crops have been planted, The In
undation causes Withholding OF credit
from the country. thus cutting fits most
vital cords. From this statement II Will DO
readily seen that every day adds severity
to tho strain. The promptness with which
tho Federal government has interested it.
self in the condition OF the inhabitants
of tho inundated districts has brought
strong ray OF hope into situation when
is ut least gloomy enough.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS.
T"stimony Of Gners of bribery
Among knnsns IdtMmnIters.

Among knnsns Lawmakers.
Topeka, Kan, April s.-The special COM
mittea appointed by the republican ma
jority OF tho State legislature to iavesti-
quito charges of bribery and corruption
noiped about during the recent session OF
the States lawmakers. got down TO bust
ness. and the very first sitting of the
committee developed enough charges oil
bribery ana wrong doing 20 set political
circleS throughout Knnsas agog.
Henry Landis, warden OF the state pen
itentiary at Lansing, STATED that he had
boon approached by Ex-Governor Level
ling and urged TO recommend the pir-
chase OF additional coal lands adjacont TO
the pcntentiary property, though he was
convinced that 1t had no use for such
lands. Leweliing told him there would
be ''y2j,0D IN H." but did not state who
was 10 benefit by the money.
Representative Metzler testified that he
had been offered $40 by a brother mem
ber to vote against the Hackney amend
ment 10 The railroad bill. rh.s amend
ment had II become a law. would have
established maximum freight law In
Kansas.
Representative Clark testified that he
had been approached by two colleagues
and offered }250 10 oppose the Hackney
amendment. Several other witnesses tes-
titled as to the rumors, but there WIS NO
Other direct testimony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
Armenian Atrocities.

London. April 9.-The Daily Chronicle
publishes today an extract from letter
written by an occasional correspondent In
Asia Minor declaring that 1000 persons
have persisted by Mosem massacres In
Tokat and that fresh outrages probably as
dcyrish are expected. The Kamidiet recl-
ment has recently been moved and II 10 be-
lleved it Is going TO Erzeroum. Al along
the Syrian coast have been placed guards
of Turkish soldiers to prevent the Ar
menians from escaping. Those at Zetoun
are ready to rise. and. says this CORE
spondent. war seems Inevitable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09
TURKISH WITHDRAWAL URGED.
Earl of Kimberly Outlined the Lib
ernl Policy.

London. April S.-The Earl Of Kimberly,
the liberal party leader in the house OF
lords. speaking at liberal banquet this
evening in London, urged the withdrawal
Of the Turkish troops as the first step in
the pacificatcn Of Crete. lie said the only
true and sound policy was 10 come TO n
prompt understanding as 10 form of
government for the island. Personally he
would like to see Crete under the govern
ment OF Greece and he believed that II the
powers made up their minds to adopt that
course they would not meet with any Sc
rious objection from Turkey. The oppo-
sition. he concluded. had done its hest
to ascertain the policy of the government.
but had been invariably disappointed and
now felt Itself relieved Of all further re-
sDonsibllity
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storm at New Orleans.

New Orleans, La. April S.--A rise of one
foot in The last twenty-four hours ibis
evening New orleans participated In what
seems to have been pretty general rain
and thunder storm The loyees on the
river front are holding out wen. me en-
tire river front IL being splendidly guarded.
information from the icvees in the Fifth
Louisiana district up to O'Clock tonight
report everything holding well. Low levees
in Madison and rensas parishes are re-
colvlng. the most careful attention. Everyr
body is thoroughly aroused TO the critical
asuect OF affairs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-09

Paris. April S.--A DISPATCH FROM
CONsTANTIMoPLE TO LIE TEMPS SAYS
THE PROPOSAL TO LEAVE TIE
CHOICE OF GOVERNOR OF THE IS
LAND OF CRETE TO THE PROPOSED
CRETAN ASSEMBLY HAS BEEN ADOPT
ED BY -FOUR OF THE POWERS, BUT IT
is ADDED GERMANY AND AUSTRIA
STILL OPPOSE THE PROPOSITION.
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referred to the "odious policy nj leading
free Italy to commit inconceiyable acts of
violence against Greece and TO tramplc
upon the laws of nations"
Continuing, Signor lmbriani asserted that
Italy was playing the role of vassal to the
dreibund and he eulogizcd the conduct OF
Greece. In so doing. the socialist deputy
vigorousl, attacked the acts of Italy and
the concert Of the powers. for which he was
frequently called to order by the president
of the chamber and was loudly cheered by
his followers.