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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
BUYS FROM CAPT. BALDWIN
FOR WAR PURPOSES.
During Trial the Craft Navigated the
Air over Two Hours, COVERING a
Distance of 30 Miles, in Presence of
Large Crowd of Army and Navy Of
ficers-All Were Elated.

On Monday Uncle Sam became the
proud possessor of his first dirigible
balloon.
Captain Thomas Baldwin, who for
two weeks has been making experi-
mental and official fights with his big
airship, completed the tests Saturday
night shortly after dark, fulfilling
every requirement specified by the
army signal corps This test was for
endurance. Under the terms of the
contract with the government, Baldwin
was required to remain in flight for
two hours at a speed not less than
seventy per cent of that attained in
the final speed trial, which was made
the night before
The daring aeronaut and his engi-
neer, Curtis, navigated the craft for
two hours and five minutes, making
seven round trips between Fort Meyer
and Cherrydale, Va, approximating a
distance of thirty miles. The balloon
was launched shortly before O'Clock
in the presence of a large crowd OF
army and navy officers. in addition tc
the signal corps balloon board who
kept tab on the distance covered and
the speed.
Augustus Post, secretary of the
Aero Club of America, who was ono
of the spectators, was enthusiastic
over the result accomplished. He
warmly congratulated Baldwin and
his companions and afterward said: ."
consider this the greatest aeronautio
feat ever performed in America. i
surpasses anything the Wright broth
ers or Farman has ever done. ! an
glad the United States government Is
TO become the possessor Of this won
derful craft
Il want a drink quick were the
first words that Captain Baldwin ut
tered as he stepped off his airshil
after the test His thirst could no
Immediately be assuaged, but thu
captain bore it philosophically. Whel
one Of the soldier helpers handled tn
craft a little roughly he was imme
diately admonished by the captain
Look out there that airship is gov
eminent property"
The signal corps balloon board set
the price TO be paid Baldwin for tn
airship The amount Will depend upoi
the exact number Of miles coyere'
il the speed and endurance tests
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
FARMERS INSTITUTE DAILY.
Each Night During Spokane's Fair q
Session Will be Held.

The Spokane fair management has
planned to give a comprehensive
series OF Farmers Institute talks on
each night during the fair, commenc-
ing Tuesday night, October 6. These
talks will be given in the large tent
which is used for stock judging. Com
Portable seats have been provided and
every arrangement for the convent
ence Of those attending.
Speakers Of national prominence
will be engaged and the various sub
jects relating TO the agricultural in
dustries OF the northwest will be dis
cussed by experts in each line Lee
lures in regard to different breeds Of
live stock will be illustrated by stock
on exhibition at the fair, and stere
opticon views viii be used in empha
sizing many Of the lectures.
In addition there viii be an exhibit
and series of lectures by the United
States forestry department, which vii
be given daily in a building especial.
provided for this purpose.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
RIOTS At SPRINGFIELD.
Most Al Of National Guard Now Pa
trolls the City.

trolls the City.
Springfield. H. Aug H. - TWO
deaths from injuries received in preyi-
Gus mob fights William Donegan the
aged colored man whose throat was
cut and Frank Delmore Who was shot
through fhe lungs 0n Friday night the
attempted cutting of the fire alarm
wires. fhe eKoneIau0n Of Private j b.
Klein. Company AZ First infantry by
d court of inquiry ior tle Nlllne of
Earl Nelson. who would pot lease "a
main when ordered io af kauhakee.
and abe pursuit of a mop D} HuaIdsmeu
Bele ile chief developments in fpe
pace HaI |n spuneneld sunday
wa fle aIUfal hoe ~ ine second
and seYenfh infantry Illinois Aauonal
GNHId and $50 slnaQIone ~ ihf fllsi
caYH|ry al oi ile national elald 40
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29

Camp Chafey is the latest Nevada
wonder, according to reports.
Recent development work at the Del
Rio mine in the Buffalo Hump district
has exposed a ledge 16 feet wide.
Miners are at the Bonanza mine,
16 miles north of Kettle Falls, Wash,
which it is said will be reopened at
once.
A late report from the Elk City dis
trict states that the camp has never
before shown as much activity as at
present.
Miners at Gle Eium, Roslyn and
Ravensdale, Wash, will receive the
same mining rates as were in vogue
last year.
Work has been resumed on the
property of the National Copper COM
pany, which has not been operated for
two months.
Failing to agree with the represen-
tative Of the operators, $500 miners in
the Crookield district (Ohio) struck
Saturday. The strike closes % mines
Because of the recent developments
and the excellent showing the stock
of the Barnes-King Mining company
Helena, is advancing by leaps anc
bounds.
Work has been commenced on the
long tunnel which is to be driven Il
tap the ledge ON the property of The
Copper King Mining company at grea
depth. The tunnel is to be 1900 fee
. long.
1t is reported from the Lucky Calu
met mine, in the Occur d'Alenes, tina
? a sixinch strnger Of sulpnide ore, sim
liar to the Snowstorm, has been en-
countered in a drift to the west Of TIA
main crOsscut.
Activities at the Holden mines nea
I Chelan, Wash, have increased in re
D markable proportions. Last week larg
: cOnsignments of machinery arrive
D and are being hauled to the mine a
] fast as possible by the transfer con
D pany.
y Ten thousand coal miners in tn
d Indiana field are out by order Of "
[ ID. Van Horn, president Of district NJ
l. II of the miners organization Tn
S trouble started at the Rood mine
S Sullivan county several days ago owe
S the discharge Of a mule driver
. The litigation between the COeu
e d'Alene Development company and til
Stewart Mining company in which a
: injunction was obtained by the deve
= Opment company restraining the Stel
u art company from operating its col
centrator, is likely to be settled on
u of court
= High grade galena ore. scattere
I. through the quartz of the vein, hs
4 been encountered IN the drift bein
run in the Clear Grit property, locate
: near Delta in the Murray district I'll
4 drift has been run IN $50 feet from Il
bottom OF the gulch, giving a depth Z
the lead OF about $50 feet
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
LUMBER RATES ON OLD BASIS.
Hartman Lines Yield TO Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Portland. Ore. Aug l7.-Pending a
final decision by the United States
supreme court IN the lumber rate con
troyersy the Hartman officials have
announced that The rates fixed by the
Interstate commerce commission VIII
prevail This amounts 10 victory for
the Oregon and Washington lumber
men. since the decision Of the commits
sion virtually restored the tariffs that
were in effect prior to November J,
1907 Following the ruling of the com
mission The railroads appealed io ihe
supreme court Of abe United states
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29

Portland nchaueed
RlflYille lilueriem 1885, rod lac.
Nalla NaIla sluesfem 0r Turkey
red. sao cluD lac
Davenport hlufsfem ftr fllp.
76c
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
EVANS IS RETIRED
FAMOUS NAVAL FIGHTER OF
AGE LIMIT.
Has Been Spending Summer at Mo-
honk Lake, N. ", With His Family
Fer Fisher During Civil War-com.
manded Greatest American Fleet

Mohonk Lake, n. Y, Aug. 1S.-On
Tuesday evening Rear Admiral Robley
d. Evans, Fighting BOb,'' will have
concluded 4S years of service in the
United States navy and, being at the
age of 62, he will go on the retired list.
The admiral, unable to use enc foot
because of illness which compelled him
to leave the feet in San Francisco
harbor-a reminder of the wound re-
ceived at Fort Fisher 43 years ago
but mentally alert and vigorous, is at
the Lake MOhOnk house, where he has
his family, spending the summer
Career of Fighting Bob"
With the retirement from active
service Tuesday of Rear Admiral Rob-
ley Evans Fighting Bob"-the
United States navy loses one of the
most picturesque figures that ever trod
quarterback FOrty-five years ago
Evans, as a young ensign, received his
baptism of fire at Fort Fisher during
the civil war.
1t has been his fortune to command
the greatest fleet of fighting ships ever
assembled under the American flag
and many of his countrymen are hope
full that congress will honor him by
creating him a vice admiral, a ranl
second only to that of the Manila bay
hero, Admiral Dewey.
Recalled Resignation.
Fighting Bob was born in FlOyC
county, Va. 68 years ago and came t.
Washington at the age of IL to live
with his uncle, a newspaper man. upoI
the death Of his father, DR.. Samue
Andrew Jackson Evans. Securing al
appointment to the naval academ!
from the territory of Utah he entere,
the college. When the war broke GU
between the states his mother, assum
ing that he would take arms for hi
state against his country, sent in hi
resignation to Washington and il wa
promptly accepted. Young Evans wa
determined, however. TO stand by tn
Union, even against his own family
and had himself reinstated, TO hi
mothers chagrin. He was graduate
in 1863 and served with honor thrOug
the remainder of the contest He bs
came a lieutenant IN 1866 lieutenan
commander two years later and a con
mander in 1878. He reached the grad
OF captain in 1893 and as such Office
he served through the Spanish-Amer
can war. commanding the battleshi
Iowa al the battle of Santiago. II
. was promoted 10 the rank of rear az
, miral IN 1901
During the period of strained rel
tons with Chile be earned the sObr
quet of Fighting Bob he was
command of the gunbOat yorktown
stationed at Valparaiso, which plae
I be threatened 10 efface from the top
graphical map of Chile in such earne
. language that the naughty Lau
Americans speedily released n
American sailors Rear Admiral EYaI
has always preferred sea duty 10 duI
ashore he bias done more than ar
+ living man tO unity this country
foafne force. aud great credit is an
Z him f0r the Nigh state oi efficiency
"a oquipmenf and personnel of ihe nay
a Rough and roady BOD evans is
typical iehfer a stern dlsclplinara
Dui always just aud rain he rs n0t 0n
respected py fhe men. pui has ODE .o
oi ih@
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
Airship a. Fair

gho principal feature of tne amnse
monf program "a the SPOKANE rap
thls yoar Nll De suoneif AllfNlp
Tine mammoth alr motor BIAS been fp
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
MINES AND MINING.
New York Metal Market.

Lead, quiet s4.571k@46215; lake
copper, quiet, 1875 @19%c; silver,
51Bc.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
SPOKANE MARKET REPORTS
Prices to Producers.

ducers by the city markets for the
commodities named:
Poultry-Live hens, 14c; dressed,
Ice; old roosters, 10c; dressed, lie;
live geese, lac; dressed, 15c; live
ducks, lac; dressed, Ice; fancy live
turkeys, zoe; dressed, &c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, s6@6.25
per case.
Stock-Live hogs, 5@511c; dressed,
SIC; COWS, live, $2.5O@3.O0 cwt.
Muton-Dressed wethers, 12hc;
ewes. 1211c.
veal-Fancy small, S@1oc ID; large,
71ac lb; steers, live, s4.50@5 cwt up;
dressed, &c.
Fruits and Observation-Disclosures,
s1@1.25 cwt; apples, 75c@1.50 box;
carrots, 75c cwt; beets, 10c Id; dry on
ions, 31kc Id; horseradish root, zee Id.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
The following retail prices are
quoted on butter, eggs and cheese:
Eggs-Fresh ranch eggs, 25@4Oc
doz; stamped eggs, 35c; eastern pack
ed eggs, 25c doz
BulIeT-f1dZelWOOO, oOC ib.
Hay, bale-Oat hay, S11@13 ton;
wheat hay, s1O@12 ton up; alfalfa, $1S
ton up; timothy, s14d16 per ton.
Grain-Oats, sl.25 per cwt; barley,
$1@115 per cwt
Pine wood-Four foot, single cord,
s45O@55O; in lots of cords. s5.25
per cord; in ricks, 1925 per rick.
Coal-Banff semi-anthracite, $11
ton: nut, 81; Carney 1915; Crows
Nest, SO; nut, $3.50; Bear Creek, $3.50;
Alberta lump, $3.50; Sheridan, Wyo-
ming, sS.75; Bridger, Mont, $3.50; nut,
$3.50; Lethbridge, $s.75; Montana
Gebo, IS; steam coal. s6.75@7; best
anthracite coal, SIS; Taber, $3.50;
Roslyn lump, IS: ROslyn nut, $3.50.
Retail Fruits and Vegetables.
Lettuce, zoe Id; bananas, 25@30c
r doz; tomatoes. 15c ID; lemons, soc
b doz; cocoanuts, 1OG15c each; pota-
toes, $3.50 cwt; new potatoes, 10 lbs
! for 25c: head lettuce 3Oc 10: radishes,
S Sc bunch: young carrots, sc bunch;
+ pineapples, 35G75c each: cabbage. &c
lb; new cabbage, sc ID; cucumbers,
e . for 15c: green onions, 2 punches
for Sc: dry onions. sc ID; watermelOns,
}. SC per ID; cantalOups, 10@15c; april
e cots l5c ID or 35c basket: string
D beans. 15c h. peaches, 25c basket;
T cherries, lO@15c lb; beets, sc a
bunch corn, 25c dozen.
T Flour and Sugar.
e sugar-Cane, $725 cwt, "A lbs for
! 81; beet $40 cwt
J. Flour-Eastern, Sl.9O per sack; SpO-
kane, sl.50 per sack.
It Retail Meat Prices.
observation-disclosures STEAK, 22025c lbs
4 sirloin steak, 2O@22c Id; round steak,
y l5Ql7c; shoulder steak, l2k@l5c:
2 prime rib roast, 17izc; rib roast, rolled,
d best, 25c beef boil, 61k1Oc.
.e Lamb-FOrequarter, zoe; hindquar
Ie ter, 30c; chops 4Oc
m MuttOn-ShOulder, 15c; chops, l5c;
leg, zoe.
Pork-Roast. l25k@l8c; chops $50
lSc; sausages, 12kQ2Oc' bacon, best
25Q2Sc; common, 10000 picnic
ham, Toe
Veal-Roast. l5Q25c; chops, l5Q
25e.
~ Poultry-Chickens dressed, l8M22e
d lbi ducks, poe, geese, 2Oci turkeys
y 25c.
A. Retail Fuel Prices.
Tamarack and Fir-fOur foot singl'
d. ID H.. I..H. II d a
4 s625 cord in ucils $3.50.
4. Slab wood DRY l0 inch, 500 pei
load
IA Pacific Northwest Grain.
e Portland Unchanged
.u liflYille l5lufriem lNc rDd Iac
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29

Tamarack aud fir-tour foot single
cord, $3.50 cord in lots VI 3 cords,
S6.25 cord in ucks $3.50.
Slab wood Dry, AZ inch, 500 per
load.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-29
Flour and Sugar.

Sugar-Cane, $725 cwt, "a lbs for
81; beet, $710 cwt
FlOur-Eastern, $1.90 per sack; Sp0-
kane, S1.5O per sack.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-27

zgodnic rozpatrzeniem kwestyi
wschodniej. Zbyt wczesnie byloby
obecnie przesadzac skutki mozl-
we tel rozmowy, ktore rapgs, jak
sadzimy, bye powazne. Przyszia
konferencya, spadkobierczyni kon
gresu berlihskiego, musi usankcy-
onowac glebokie zmiany, lwpro-
wadzonc przcz historye do stypu-
lacyi traktatu, Oby ona przeciw-
ME mogla uswiecic porzpcenie
SIklonnosci wrogich i sporow eu-
ropejskich, ktorym zgromadzenie
z r. 1878 daio powod do zamanite-
stowania sic z takim haslem".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-27

MIA kwestyi spornych miedzy
Holandya Venezuela. Upor pre-
zydenta Castro w sprawie cofnie-
cia dekretu IA maja uwazaja til
jedynie "a zreczny manewr, ktory
sic ma przyczynic do odwrocenia
uwagi zagranicy ma dzialania re-
wolucyonist6w wewnatrz kraju.
Barcelona, 27 pazdziernika. -
Wladze tutejsze So zaniepokojone
wybucheln petardy ma jednej z
tutejszych ulic, do ktorego wpraw
die ME przywiazuja wielkiej wa
gi, lecz jest on tyle zastanawia-
jacym, re wydarza sic W czasie
pobytu W TEN miescie hiszpaf-
skiej krolewskiej,pary. Sprawcow
policya ME zdolaia wysledzic.
Para krolewska znajdowaia sic
w clwili wybuchu daleko Cd tego
miejsca.
Wczesniej jeszcze zaszedl inny
wypadek;; wszystko to- dowodzi,
ze krol hiszpahski rzadko kiedy
odbywac moze spokojne for
tunne wycieczki.
Mianowicie kiedy oboje kro-
lcstwo wybrali sic do portu ma
zwiedzenie bawiacej tam francu-
skiej eskadry, ich stack zderzyi
sic lodzia parowa. Zderzenie hv-
10 dose slime, lecz Mkt ludzi ME
ucie4piaf zadhej szkody ma zdro-
win, ami tez stat!ei ME zostafy IL
szlfodzone.
Meksyk, rniasto, q pazdzierni-
ka. = Meksykanie Lugo i Noble
90, ,przywodcy napadu w czerwcu
br. ma miasto Cieseas zos'ali przez
s2d kryninalny W Toreson ska
zani IA slnicrt przez rozstrzela-
ME. dwunastu zas ich wspoltowa-
rzyszy otrzyma.o po Is lat kary
wieziennej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-27
sTelegrauly kraiowe.

Nowy York, 27 pazdziernika.-
Dzieii wczorajszy niezwykle byi
ciczki znojny ola Bryana, bawia-
ccgo stale W TEN miescie. Nietyl-
ko wyjezdzal on wczoraj do Pa
terson n. Y, ale nadto uczestni-
czyt w cafyth szeregu Przyjec po
rozmaitych klubach towarzy-
stwach, witajacycll go entuzy-
a:tycznie, a wieczorem przema-
vial az liza trzech zgromadze-
mach. Glowna mowe wygloSii w
Madison Lynare Garden, gdzie
lokal, chot olbrzymi, ME mogl po-
miescic siuchaczy. Bryana powi-
tano okrzykicm i powiewaniem
sztandarow, nluzyka grala hylnny
narodowe, zapa} i uniesienie OPT
sac sic ME dadza. Kazde waznie;-
sze zdanie przem6wienia Rryana
oklasl<iwaro gorqco, kiedy wre-
szcie przestai movie, urzadzono
mu nova owacye, ktora trwaia bli
sko pol godziny
Wczornj row2niez przcna-
vial w Nowyn Yorku p. Taft,
kt6ry ostatnie SHY zbiera ME mo-
gao sprostac trudonl Rampant,
choc tax wiele "a niego robia in
nj TAX wiec chwilowo kandyda-
ci, tprezydencyalni obu g}ownych
partyi bawia W Nowym Yorku,
a Nowojorczanie moga ma pewno
O sobie powiedziec, re goszeza
przysziego prezydenta Stanow
,Zjednoczonych. @e1
Springfield, ILL.,, n pazdzierni-
ka. = Wyzszy TRIBUNAL stanowy
rozstrzygnai wczoraj,. re sprawa
,malego balotu", dotyczaca py-
tania, czy w niedziele maja bye
zamkniete wszystkie lokale, w
kt6rycli sprzedaja lub wydaja al
kofol, sprawa ia ma bye ponownie
zwrocona sadowi nizszeJ instan-
cyl a to z powodu nieformalnosci
prawnych. = Rowniez rozstrzy-
gnal trybunai stanowy, re prawo
Stanu Illinois ME, pozwala qmie-
szac sic municyPalnosci W sprawe
osobistego posiadania. obywateli,
re wiec muaicypalnose ME moze
wbrew pozwolsniu i zgodzie VIA
sciciela danego gruntu parcelowac
tel jego posiadlosci., - ~
Washington. D. CT, pazdzier-
nika. - CesaIz iapohski pFzesaai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-27
PRZEGLAD
POlITYkI MIEDzfAARODOWEJ'
(Przejazd przez Dardanele).
Chicago, 81 pazdziernika.

SlllSdSOy ~ Dd%A-ANA4A
Porozumienie Izwolskiego
rzadem angielskim znajduje sic ma
dobrel drodze; glosy prasy fran
cuskiej angielskiej stwierdzaJ9,
re nastapila juz zapewne zgoda
co do programu przysziej konte-
rencyi miedzypahstwowej. Temps
pisze, re Anglicy zdaja sobie
sprawe doniosloSci poparcia pro-
pozycyi p. Izwolskiego. Rozumie-
ia oni.. ,,ze p. Izwolskij W obec-
nych waruukach ucieleSnia pc
wien system, ktory podlegai Jesz-
cze wiekszym dySkus. w Peters
burgu, niz w Londynie. Powie-
kszanie autorytetu ministra rosyJ-
skiego, przez wysiuchanie przy-
chylne zyczeh przezen wyraza-
nych, Jest jednoczespie wzmacnia-
MEM zasady dyplomatycznej, kto-
ra on reprezentuje, a ia zasada-
to potr6ine porozumienie angiei-
sko francusko rosyjskie". Dy-
plomacya angielska pojmuje, re
uwzglednienie zyczen rosyjskich
moze wzmocnic i rozszerzyc pod
stawy zapoczatkowanego dopiero
porozumienia z Rosya.
Najprawdopodobniej zgodzi sic
rad angielski contre-coeur ma
otwarcie Dardanelow dla floty
wojennej rosyjskiej. Geese prasy
niemieckiej twierdzi wprawdzie.
ze sprawa Dardanelow ME wei
die ma porzadel1 dzienny konfe-
rencyi miedzypanstwowej; ME
znaczy to jednak, by ME mogia
bye zalatwiona W drodze ukia-
dow miedzy Rosya Porta. Kra-
"a r6wniez pogioski, re Rad an
gielski zaproponowal Izwolskie-
mu wzamian "a zrzeczenie sic te-
60 wniosku pokrycie pozyczki ro-
syjskiej przez Anglie re P. L.
wolskij odwolal sic w tel sprawie
do Petersburga. Dobrze jednak
ponfomnowany Temps przedsta-
via juz zarysy ewentualnego "a
latwienia ,,kwestyi cieSnin'.
Przypominamy tn w krotkosci
dzieie tel kwestyi, istniejacej cd
posowy XVIII stulecia. Jak VIA
domo, w r. 1889 traktat belgrade
XII pozbawii Rosye prawa utrzy-
mywania ma marzu Carmen stat
k6w wojennych handlowych.
Wojny zwycieskie "a panowania
Katarzyny II, uwiehczone poko-
jem w Kuczuk Kajnardzi, daily
Rosyi prawo zeglugi handlowej
DO morzu Carmen nawet po
morzu MaTnara, ale ciesniny po-
zostaly nadal zamkniete dla ro-
syjskicj marynarki wojennej.
W6wczas Rosya podczas woJen
z cesarstwem francuskiem i pod.
czas groznego powstania Ibrahi-
ma, staTala sic "a -pornoc, okaza-
na Tareyi, zyskac zmiane trakta-
tn. Traktat W Unikar Skellessi W
r. 1888 zadowolnii aspiracye To-
syjsi<ie najzupelniej, Poniewaz
zobowiazai Turcye do nieprze-
puszczania przez Dardaneic Ia
dnych ssatk5w woiennych obcych