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Mower County transcript., 1903-09-16
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STEAMER RgsiNcHULNA is, DRIvEN
ASHORE AND NINE OF itER
+ CREW DROWNED. = B
OTHER VESSELS WRECKED
fWo FATALITIES AND. coNslp-.'
ERABLE LOSS OF. PROPERTY
+s<- OCCURS AT TAMPA. .:s..

: Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 15.-The
wires south of Palm Beach and Tampa
are still down and will not be in opera
ttOn for day or two. Further details
Of the destruction wrought by the hur-
ricane have been received by mail and
passengers on the incoming trains. @,':'
!: The steamer Inchu1va of Liverpool,
owned by the Inch Shipping company, j,
Galveston, i; lumber and !; cottonseed
meal for Hampton, Roads, went ashore
near Boynton Friday night. The ships
steering gear broke, and she f1oated at
will, striking: the beach. with great
force, breaking into three pieces. The
captain, mates; and fourteen of the
crew We're saved. Nine were drowned,
among them the engineer. The small
boat with five men, was battered to
pieces by the waves and it's ,occnpantsy
drowned. ! a5:.:.t - s.L.,>x 80 ~: : r.,
The schooner. Martha T.. Thomas
$50 tons, Captain Watts, cargo of lum-
ber from Apalachicola for Baltimore,
was wrecked nine miles south, Of
Jupiter, The. schooner is split in half
The crew were all saved.
At Palm Beach, the damage was
serious. Grunder's Opera House was
partially unroofed, as were eight 9TH
er business blocks, which were also
damaged In other ways All; s the
other boats on the Lake Worth water
front except three were wrecked and
sunk, The Hotel Royal Poynciana.
was slightly damaged. s2H' = s17.5-f -.
.5e Two Fatalities at Tampa. -
r Two lives were lost in Tampa by
the storm, Louis Baron, a cigarmak-
er, who was struck by the falling cor
nice of a building, died the next day
His skull was fractured. T. ~: Hunni-
cut, motorman, met death near the
Cuesta Rey cigar factory in West
Tampa. He received shock from a
live wire which proved fatal: IS sss>ss
~ The property = loss at Tampa :. will
reach $4,000. It is estimated that
half Of the Orange crop has been cut
off around Tampa and one-fourth on
the. east coast. There are; no wires
south of Tampa and trains are delayed.
It is reported that Punta Rassa has
been washed away, but no communica-
tion with the place has yet been pos
sible. In Ybor City several factories
were damaged 5s .st' I. ss:=s ,r t,s;'
" Owing to the timely warning Of the
weather bureau all shipping remained
in the harbor after Friday morning. 1t
is feared that the schooner Eva J. S.
Henton, which sailed for New Orleans
early Friday; has been: lost. 4s,s.:
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SEEKS FJJ r I'll Err VIE
RUSSIA ASKS PERMls SION OF
CHINA TO 20 sTPoNE VAC j.
ALTON OF hANcHu

Matter IS Reported 70 Washington anc
& Referred 70 the State Depa partment
for Considerations officials 81 III.
Opinion That Russia Does Not IL
tend to Break Her Pledge 70 The
Is, Other Powers s,.;s 2,4 .s55ii
Washington. Sept. | 2 Russia has
requested permission Of China & te
postpone her evacuation OF one Of the
frontier provinces Of Manchuria fol
several months after Oct. s, the date
for the general evacuation of Man al
churia. Minister Conger cables the
state department this fact and the
matter has been referred to Secretary
Hay at the secretary's summer home
in New Hampshire for consideration
The state department apparently is
not concerned over Russia's request
as it is pointed out the province is q
small one. and the postponement asked
is only for a SHORT time. u E;s.
~ The washington government has re-
ceived satisfactory assurances from
the st. Petersburg authorities that the
general evacuation of Manchuria will
occur on Oct. s. If for some reasons
purely local to the province in ques
tion, Russia should request permission
to postpone the withdrawal Of he1
troops from that particular province
for several months, it is said to be
for China to say whether the request
shall be granted. q : : s. r;'5s' -4e 2, I
~ This request, in the opinion of the
state department officials, does not in
dicate that Russia intends to break
her pledge to the powers Secretary
Hay will prepare instructions for Mr.
Conger, upon receipt of which the lat
ter will advise the Peking govern
ment Of the. attitude of the United
States. '~. - !, :'.sE = @#.@ r.; =
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caused N Gil ExcITEMErs5sisS
Cuban RuraIs Guard Has y Fight With
Outi avs. ss

Santiago de q Cuba, Sept
ports of the presence of an armed
party at Seyella, near Siboney, IN the
morning caused 5 Governor zero to
send a force Of rural guards, who
found the party W hich 81 was Of un-
known strength, and lttempte to ar
rest the men. * ght ensued !, ii
which Major Betancour IN command
Df 81 the rural guard was seYerely
wound ed but no outlaws were cap
skured. s 4.52 N sf II Il. 4.
There was much excite in thia
city and wild reports Of a revolution
were current. Nearly all the rura
guards In the province were assemble
here to receive Presiden Palma, an q
200 were dispatched in the afternoon
to the scene of the trobule. # The
municipal police have arrested @fou:
armed men who were going out to
iOins the outlaws n: e s#ss =.s
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.MELLEN: 70. q. RESIGN.
Will Accept, Pfesic cency of an Eastern
.a Railroad Company. BE-. S. 81 s aI..EEs

|, Will Accept ,P resi- dency of an Eastern
ss5s Railroad Company
s New York Sept. ] 5. President Hall
$of the New Yorlk New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company has sent
In his lesignat to the board ssof di-
rectors. $s 5ss n Il s H
President 5Mellen Of the Northern
4 Pacific 9 will succeed Nj. Hall M +.
sMellen has alWay S epresented the
Morgan q 4 nterests il the Nor ortherns Pa
.scitlc, and he would represent the same
interests id his new post ition.s He
was once vice president Of the road.
Mr.. Meilen arrived In town last night.
He will resign q I lbisS weeks meeting
of the Northern Pacif fc. ss@
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PURSUING THEIR USUAL RAcTlcs.
Albanians and Turks PIunderinq Vii
lagos and Killing Peasants.

Sofia, Sept. 14.-The Albanian and
Turkish troops collected in the villa
yet of Adrianople appear to be pursu-
ing their usual tactics of burning and
plundering the villages and killing
the peasants instead of making an at
tempt to break up the insurgent bands
Very little news is filtering through
from Monastir, but all reports agree
that the position Of the Christians is
desperate. The Turks are making a
clean sweep of the; whole Bulgarian.
element The Albanian soldiers in the
vilayet of Adrianople are stated to be
entirely beyond control. At Kosturs-
co. the influential beys complained to
the officers of the excesses committed
by the troops. The officers resented
the criticism and told the soldiers that
the beys were friends of the revolu-
tionaries, whereupon the soldiers
burned the beys' farms. 2aH s5
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SERIOUS RIoTING AT TIFLIs.
Several Persons Wounded. in a Eight
I.s ss + Ig IA. With Police and Troops. 2a

d st. Petersburg, Sept 15.-The Jour-
nal Kavkas reports that serious dis
turbances occurred at Tifiis, Trans
Caucasia on Sunday, arising, from the
reading to 1000 persons, assembled
outside the cathedral of fproclama-
tions in the Armenian language. The
mob attacked the policemen W.T.
stones and revolvers. The gendarmes
went to- the rescue of the police and
a fight ensued in which the gendarme es
fired their revolvers. Finally a de.
tachment Of Cossacks dispersed; the
rioters, several of whom were wounded
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BASEBALL SCORES.
National LEAGUE.

At Cincinnati, IL; Boston, 4. zs.Es..4
At Pittsburg, p; Philadelphia, 10.
At Chicago, g.; Brookln, 2. Z. n j. :.
AT st. Louis, q New Y York, 8. Sec
ond game-st: Louis, o; New York, S.
American League. S.& !.
At Washington, 4; Philadelphia, 13.
At Boston, 2; New York, a 2s.ss +.
4N At Detroit, S; Chicago i. Second
game Detroit, 8; Chicago, 10. &,
sss: American Association. & .3.s
At Louisville, 10; indianapolis, 3.
~ At Columbus, S; Toledo, 81 H:
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dvant es 81 MACK

slvant ages 81 Blac1k 81 #a3sss
Little Bobby whose mamma Is very
lpardcula and Is = alFay telling him to-
wash ll his face and hands Mummy,a q
ssdsar, Isdo wish ! was 4 little black boy. q.
Il Mamma a q g. 80 dear Bobby you gener-
ally are.
B "a Idttle g Bobby on. Z meal really black
/ Then you sysos,ldn' Zee hen 81 wasl
Dirt Puneh.
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TO MOBILIZE ~ 90 OPS
BULGARIA WILL BE PREPARED
u FOR HosTILITIEs IN CASE B
or NECESSITY.

Wholesale Massacres Reported In
Monastir, Where Sixty Thousand
Persons Are Said to Have Been
Butchered- French Warship Or
dered to Turkish Waters and Squad
ron Held in Readiness to Sail. 81
Sofia, Sept. 1.-THE council of min
Eters is said to have decided to mob
ilize the First and Second army divi-
Bions, whose headquarters are at Ssfla
and Philippopolis. Alarming rumors
are current of further wholesale mas
sacres of Bulgarians in the vilayet of
Monastir. One report says that 10000
persons have been slaughtered in the
district of Leren alone, which is pure
ly Bulgarian. Other reports affirm
that the Turks have burned the Chris
tian quarters in three towns, Florina,
Okhilda and Resen.
Courier dispatches received here by
the Autonomye say the Albanians act
ing under direct orders from the sui
tan have been engaged in a general
massacre Of Bulgarians in the districts
of Okhrida and Leren.
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CHRISTIANS PUT TO THE SWORD:
Those Of Both Sexes and All Ages
Butchereu in Monastir District, h I,

London, Sept. 12.-The Salonica
correspondent of the Times, after Wis:
1ting Monastir, sends a detailed his.
tory of the insurrection and the Turk
ish operations for it's suppression, and
adds: t>a#&a& =, :st$ ,% Vi %
mo details have yet been received
as to the result of the more remote
military drives, but from rumors en-
anatinga from trustworthy sources not
usually unfriendly to the Turks, there
is reason to fear that the country has
been absolutely devastated and all the
Christians Of both sexes and all ages
who have failed to find refuge ii the
woods have been put to the sword 4 Z
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Michigan Mines Reduce Forces.

!: 1ronwood, Mich, Sept 15:-4A gen.
eral reduction Of forces at all the
mines here has gone into effect. About
500 men are laid off: The nonship-
ments Of last winters stock piles and
the depressed condition Of the iron and
steel market is given as the reason. :.
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\ MARKET /. 3 !: .QU CITATIONS.
ii EMinneapoIis Wheat.

I. Minneapolis, Sept. Wheat ~
Dec, 8157s G; May, .83 55ss c.# On track
No. I hard, "a 89A q; No. i u Northern,
SS8A No. 2 Northern, 84Ac; NO. 8
Northern, rs 083c. .:ss 7 sssss 1T g
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ST. Paul Union stock Yards.

4 S sY st. Paul. Sept. a Cattle Good to-
choice steers, s ,25@5. 500; common to
fair, $3.00@4.00; good to choice COWS
and heifers,s $1,000 400; Veals, So. .OO5
$@5:25. Hogs-s$6 Is a .05. Sheep
Good to choice yearling Wethers, $3.15st
S@3.35;; good. to choice shorn lambs
$425@4.85.8s. s5 is8
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SIR 4THo l's-, !.,Tto!N sf "
Suffers d e serious Attac Of Cramps
4 Eaa k and lndiu ion ss

Utica, N: \, Sep: sssff$ when Sir
Thomas Upton Il arrived ii 8 this city
[ this tH morning me en- route for the West
I he lle was 4! suffering from cramps and In
digestion to- such an extent that DR.
p. II. Kliinloch was summoned and re.
mained edt with him until the time for
the depart rture of the train carrying
the distin guished visitor. The scontii-
ton diLo OF Sir Thomas for = time ! was
quite serious
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!. HEAVY Loss OF LIFE. (.
List ofs Casualties in Storm Over Brit.
i s5 ish Isles Continues to Grow. s.$

s London, Sept. IL. While the de-
tails Of the havoc wrought by the
storm which ragged over the British.
Isles are incomplete the reports com.
ing in from all parts Of the United
Kingdom show that the devastation
was general and lit lis feared that the
loss OF life IS much greater than was
at first supposed: :5 s%4 81 " as.ys
Lloyds already reports over fifty
serious cas- ties i to shipping. All
sorts %of vessels *s were caught In the
gale and many found Tered several with
their crews. A great number Of minor
craft As believed to, be lost and the
bodi washing ashore continue to
swell the list. Of: fatalitte les. 5.s
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CALM I CONTINUES Al BEIRUT,
Powers Abandon Intention OF Sending
$ Warships Th herc. Il n M 4. .sss

$ Warships Il here. " n IA55s Ss ( !!
Constantinople, Sept. n IT, Calm con
tinues Ct Beirut, but trade is at 8
standstill. Reshid Pasha, the 5 dis
missed vail, left Beirut Saturday. IL
The powers have now III aban doned
their Intention Of sending warships to
Beirut. The Christian refugees en-.
camped in the mountains refuse toS re.
surn to Beirut IN spite of the. promise
OF the authorities to protect them. II
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Chicago lljnlo,, 1 sto,lcI [ y { ards. Il ! !,

s Chicago, Sept. Il 4. Cattl aood to
prime steers SO @6 ,00; poor to me.
sdium, 80 al 5.255;; stock kers. and feea-
gers, $2.50 004.1 15 ;s8s s cows, $1.5O @4.50;5
Sheifers, $500 q s. 90 8 calves, $3.6O@
Is. Hogs liked and but tchers, IS 40
S@6.1 good to- choice heavy, $5.7O0
66. .O5 ro,lgh heavy, {, 80 q light,
s$5.65 @6,15 Sheep ood IL to- choice,
$3.O go; Vestern, 81 rs 60; ma
tive lambs. S. 80 @ 5. Western 1880
EfD5.25.
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ne ssnrs step knowledgc u 1 toa
sknov are Cecil sSs
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Monda sep. q.


Six inches sof SNOW on the level has
fallen throu hout ss Yellowstone park
during the last fort eight hours. ## ##
n Colin Me- Craze Ingersoll, siEthi i've
years of age, promin inent IL Connect:
Ecut, IS dead sat ley Haven of pnieu1no-
nia. 4
The Novinger miners M nus 81
resume work pending q decision 81 The.
wage scale tween the miners and
the operators. Ri
The first bale off3 II Porttoo Ificaln cotton
exported tor four ,deca vas sbinped
Sept eonsig ed 10 d Porto9 Rican
concern ins lYEorl lFilSla' n
H Iiss Bsssie Ant oney 81 y wons f for HE
fourth time thss title Roff ern Norn.
m champio feat m Miss
[1labei IN ~
nj.
|lided q i Il 7 y B 40,
I
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Austin Markets.
eoRRnoTED Bx ALBx CAMPBELL.

ooRRRoTED BY AIHx oAMFBELIsaSi
IS heat. 5c-77c per bn. 81 SS5 IS
# Butter, 15c18c per H. SsS1ssS
Beams. s.. 90 $50 per bu
n Potatoes, SOC 6Oc per bu ssss M
y Eggs 15c.l7c per Dozen 81 Ss
AgsTIs PAOKMa ROUSE MAnRnr. 81
q. Young butcher hogs, over 100 lbs. $525 $5.3s
Packers, 34.s0 to $500 Per cwt.
I. Cows, g 90 to $3.50 per cwt. SiF Ssss
81 Sheep, $3. 90 per cwt. y 3g sss
Lambs, $3.50 per cWt.
#S Veal Calves, $500 to 81. 90 per cwt, 80:
Il Spring Chickens, So per lb. t.S8 ss
Old Chickens, fc per is, g 4|8
ROOsters 4c per Id.
Ducks, SC to SC per lb. 8 sS s$# 5ss
Iu1I. I.-ooRRnoTHD 81 A,fn pnoxrn. a.ss zsss
Hooking Valley 3 . n Z; IA sss4 ~ 3 g
Indiana Block, E * S555 III Il 20, ~
arsa ,,,ead Soai. " s SIS Zoo
MMapie W0od .:..... $50 {:
GAn St.k WoO9 7.5O
SSH So1S Wood 500
o1a M % , ~. I. ~. ~. 500 8 5
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81 lae wise man ID Scured daof auab tioa,
4 q g don. "a Br1u1.ys ysere. ssl a
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Thursday, Sept. 10.

> Thursday, Sept. 10. ,,sss;.s ss. i
The high court of the Ancient Order
Of Foresters is in session .ats Buff
falo, N. Y, E;s;;. :; ! Il j, IA. }>. Hsst#
The president has appointed Henry
c. Miller postmaster at st. Peter,
MINI ~+,S% .f@'t$ 5: &sass1s%*::. ss5 Z Z.
The flfty.third anniversary, s3of the
admission of California into the Union
was observed Wednesday, l.: - ss.,xs
" The American . Mining congress
transferred it's sessions Wednesday to
Lead, about four miles from 24Dead-
wood. Il: 3: w.. .T.,s i. .s, MA sc
The Greeks of New York city are
organizing to give financial aid to the
opponents of the Turkish army in
Macedonia, 1 3 se: Ess. ssss.3s. u f,ss IS
The government Of Queensland. has
decided to resign, owing to the Slim
which itEreceiyed on its taxa
tion proposals. $s,*s y:5 .; !. =, {. S..s
Joseph Riley, aged twentyy--three
years,}a bantamweight pugilist,s is in
critical condition at q Philadelphia
hospital from boxing match Tuesday
night with Griffith Jones. Jones is
under arrest. t17' " ! t53Es aRs I,
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NEWS con SATIO ONs.I
.T'ue ue..sday, S s ep q.

lillian De Forest Manice, well
xnown millionaire and club man OF
New York City, is, cad HIGH
n .. Smath thers's IMcC Chesney. the
pride OF: the West..5 won the d Twin City
handicap at Sheepshe cad Bay Monday.
At Lima, O,, Dan Patcn went mile
IN 2: :O4 J, breaking the world Is pacing
record Of 2 :04 II n on a half mile track.
Kate Seymour, H formerly an actress
ut the London Gaiety the ter, is lead.
She visited the United States IN 1889
and In 1901. =Ss 5a
& An unknown man was run over and
Instantly killed at South st. Paul Mon
day night blythe south bound Chicago
Great w Western passenger train.
John Bullock Clark, formerly I'll a
member Of the house Of representa-
tives from Missouri, is dead in Wash
ington, aged seventy-tWo years 4
Sir Charles Elliot, the British high
commissioner for East Africa, is said
to have reported strongly against the
British governments project Of a
Zionist colony in the East African
lprOtectOrate % 3t6sS E &&eE55si.s5
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Saturday Sept. IL. !

Saturday, Sept. IL.
@ Kline Wilson. young artist, com
mitted suicide il; his studio at New
York by aling gas: II .5S = .
IA Mrs. John M Sherwood, author and
social leader. is dead at New York Of
heart failure, due to old age. !
Forty cases Of strich chinosis, several of
them OF q gangrenous nature, have oc-
cured at Neuntadt near Cobnrg, Ter
many i
Harry Forbes of Chicago Knocked
out ffk1id Y McFadd Of San Francisco
In the tenth round of their fight at
Boston. . . 4. 's5' !
Judge Thomas Burke, chief West
ern counsel for the Great Northern
railroad will soon tender his srreesigna-
ton to q esident James ]. !. Hill. Il. Il
Rural letter carriers ofg the United
States are in session ia Chicago to
form national rganizat tion. Better
roads, more salaries, more Sholid days
azd numerous other improvements in
their 8cond ditions are the hope of the
rural s3S a.st n
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i Wednesday, Sept. 9.

~ /. ~ /.
In Homburg, Germany, and its vi
cinity, 200 persons are suffering from
trichinosis. s35sass
Snow fell heavily at Butte, Mont,
Tuesday and the Thermometer dropped
to so degrees. 3 {, s5sE $S5 !; 5as 555.t. s$f.5
A four days session of the eleventh
annual convention Of the Travelling
Engineers association has begun at
Chicago. $.sss Chill. i5@ $ss, n .#sy..
Richard Brown, the pioneer iron
manufacturer of the Mahoning valley,
is dead at Youngstown, o., aged sew
enty-f1ve years. .5 ;5.5s. sz s..>.. Sz
With military protection the Find
ley, Strong and c. X. and N. mines
reopened at Cripple Greek, Colo, Civ
ing employment to eighty men, %* %*:
The Trades Union Congress . at
Leicester, Eng, adopted resolution
strongly condemning Secretary Cham
berlain's proposed fiscal policy s5t# Z
Overcome with shame and disgrace,
Charles H. sMurfin of Sleepy II Eye,
MINI, shot himself dead on the shore
of Lake Washington at Seattle, Wash.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-05-01

Sarafotf og f6lagsbrBour hans nota takif@rio
MI begar varolioi6 er want vi6 komib til az aytja
nyjan her OF vopn q laun inn I landio.
BAD hefir j~afnan verio l0ngun Sarafoffe a6 ia
ALA Bulgaria / Makedoniu, prjar milj6nir talsins,
til pess sameiginlega ao hefjast banda gegn
Tyrkia-stj6rn. Baoi med goou og illu knyr ham
pa fran til uppreistar. Vilji mem ekki ver0a VIC
6skum hans, lntur ham 'stigamenn" s1na rana
eignum peirra og brenna borgir peirra. Svo err
hreoslan mikil vi6 Sarafoff og ''skuggasveina'
hans, a6 menn bora eigi annao en- leggia a valid
hans b@oi eignir og llf.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-05-01
voru brendir meo heitum iarnum fyrir az klaga

voru brendir meo heitum iarnum fyrir ao klaga
glapi yfrvaldanna.
skJrsla konsdlanna flytur m6rg dami UNI fe
fettingar landstjoranna. Til d6mnra og l0gg@slu-
mamma 1 bygoum Maked6n1u mamma cru valdir
hinir grimmustn tyrknesku nioingar, sem einkis
ills s%v1fast. peir kdga lit dr bandalyonum ALTAR
eigur, veraa st6rrikir sjal6r og bda i glasilegum
h0llum, umkringdir af herm0nnum, sem utsendir
cru til a0 brenna og drepa, hive n@r, sem herr
um pessum p6knast. Neiti MEM a6 lata at
hendi vic yfirv0ldin pas, sem pan heimta, cru
mem strax kar6ir UNI landrao, kvaldir 6 guolaus-
an hiatt og sloan varpao 1 d1hyssur og par geymdir
oft ar eftir ar. p6tt skyrslan lysi astandi: sem
6kunnugir naumast trda, ao MI geti att ser stao /
heiminum, er hun DO visit alveg SOM.
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hvort sem var, pa fekk ham peningana og helm
urinn veitti Maked6niu eftirtekt.
Markmio S%arafoffs err ekki a ems as IA ALA
Maked6niu til ao TAXA patti I uppreistinni. Par
prjar miljonir Bdlgara, sem bar blu, gatu ekki
lengi staoio gegn hersk0rum Soldansins. Dad,
sem ham will fl til leioar komi6 err, a6 aorar
pj6oir skerist / leikinn, og litnr MI 1T fyrir a6 svo.
fari.
Nor6ur af Maked6n1u liggur Bulgaria. par
bl0ur million franda aoal pj6oaokksins 1 Make
don1u tilbdinn ao koma frpndum s1num til hjalpar..
Stjorninni / Bulgaria er petta ekki 6kunnugt..
Bulgaria herinn err akve6inn 1 as fara til Make
d6n1u hvao sem konungurinn segir. Ferdinand,
konungur err kominn burt ur Sofia suour til.
Svartahafsins
En- Sarafoff hefr leitao lengra en- til Bulgaria.
Macedonia og Bulgaria til samans staou ekki
lengl uppi fyrir Tyrkjnm; og >ekki nagoi p6tt
Servia og Grikklend bpttust vic. Pao er til
Rdssa, sem Sarafoff og felagar hans hafa nj / vor.
leitao.
Rdssar hsfa synt, ao Peir half yeitt astandinu
Makedoniu eftirtekt meo pv1 / sa1neiningu vio
Austurriki, as krefjast stjornarbotar at Sedan
Tyrkja til banda Makedoniu. Slika stj6rnarb0t.
getur Soldan ekki geio p6tt ham vildi, vcgna.
Albaninga, sem ekki mundu pcla, 40 nokku6vari
slakao til VIC hina kristnu. Pao CT heldur ekki
stjdrnarbot, sem Sarafoff berst fyrir, heldur will
ham IA st6rveldin til ao TAXA Makedonlu az
Tyrkjum. Og ham triir pvi, as Rdssar, sem
1876 leystu allan nor6ur hluta Balkan-skagans.
nema Makedoniu, tr hGndum Tyrkja, komi MI
Makedoniu til hjalpar.
Nj hefr Sarafoff og hinir ihalds0mu uppreist-
ar f%oringjar, sem sloan Sarafotf kom til s0gunnar
hafa dregio sig ih]e, aftur TEX 8 h5ndum saman.
Alt synist MI til reiou, svo latlo sc skrloA til skarar.
"Masklnan' vinnur MI ems og fyr, en- meo meiri
hra0a og havaoa.
Storveldin cru lika farm a0 TAXA sig til. 1
andlitinu. Tyrkjastj6rn hefr hatt az borga 6llum
borgaralagum embattism0nnum laun sin, svo hun
geti brdkao pao fe, sem hun hefr yfr 40 rada, til
herkostna6ar. As1u her Tyrkja hetir verdi kallad-
ur lit og ~fallbyssu verkst5e3i Krupps hafa Tyrkir
borgad skuld s1na og ia MI keyptar par byssur q
ny. Rdssar cru augsJnilega ad bda sig undir her.
hlaup og safna lidi slnu / hundraJ-P tsunda tall.
Austurrikis herinn err 4 nalum. Serv1a, sem err
narri gjaldprota, hefr salniJ UNI kaupa miklu
upplagi af skotfarum.
An Maked6nlu "maskinunnar'' hefdi BETA
ekki getad att ser stad; an hennar vari ekki svo
komid, ad daglega ma bdast vid bl6dugu str1di-
einhverri hinni mestu styrj0ld seinni TINA. petta
err pa verk Boris Sarafoffs og fe!aga hans. Adur
en- pvi er loki3 err elk oliklegt. 40 pad breyti