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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
B[ OCKADE LIKELY
IN SL|NCSBY CASE
If Lawyers on Both Sides
Maintain Stand Deposi-
tions Will Stop

y
If the attorneys on both sides of
the slfngsbg baby substitution case
stand firns. the taking of dispositions
for the British high court Of chan
Gerry before the vice consul will be
halted indefinitely when the parties
to the suit assemble at the consulate
Monday
Attorney Dibble. for Lieutenant and
Mrs. Charles Fl. Slingsby. has refused
to go ahead unless opponents of Lieu
tenant Slingsby produce the original
advertisement for baby for adoption
published in a local newspaper about
the time of the birth of the Slingsby
baby
Dibble also refused to accompany
the opposing attorneys, and the court
agent to Sacramento to hear the evil
dence of DR.. w. r. Snow, secretary of
the state board of health. When DR..
Snow gets orders frem. the attorney
general to move the records from
Sacramento he will come to the San
Francisco session.
At the suggestion of District At
torney Fickert, the grand jury voted
last night to reopen its inquiry into
the case.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Bastian, Arraigned in Court,
Hears Testimony Against
Him. Held on Charge

William Bastian. self-styled $780,
900 burglar, was held to answer in
the superior court this morning by
Police Judge Deasy on a charge of
burglary brought by Mrs. Gertrude
M. Bonnheim. 21o5 Divisadero street.
Mrs. Marie Well one of the victims
of the burglar, appeared in court
ready to press the second charge of
burglary against Bastian, but as the
evidence in the Bonheim case is
strong her charge was. placed upon
the reserve calendar. If by any
chance the Bonheim charge fails Mrs
Well, who lives at 1887 Clay street,
stands ready to prosecute her case.
Judge Deasy fixed bail at $4,000
bonds or $1,000 cash.
The first witness was Mrs. Bonn
helm. She identified two gold mesh
purses, valued at 5000, which were
stolen October "a. from her home. The
second witness was Miss Jennie de
Drummer, 2909 Clay street. whose bull
dog, Prince" caught the elusive home
breaker. She related the story Of the
capture.
The next witness was Roy de Brun-
ner, her brother. who told of his
struggle with Bastian. Policemen Des-
mond and Lange testified Of Bastians $
confession.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Chairman McCombs,
Noted Democrat, Takes
Bride in London

LONDON. Nov. William F. Nc
Combs, chairman of the national DEM
ocratic committee. today married Miss
Dorothy Williams of Washington, d.
c.. daughter of Colonel John r. Will
liams. Z. 6. A., retired The ceremony
took place in the Catholic church of
ST. Peter and st. Edward. McCombs
has been i'll for about six months, and
up to the eve of the wedding it was
doubtful whether his health would
permit the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. Father Vaughan.
Charles f. Halsey. an old classmate
of McCombs at Princeton, was best
man. The wedding was followed by
a reception and wedding breakfast at
the Ritz hotel.
Among The guests We're Ambassador
and Mrs. Page and the stan OF the
American embassy. Earl and Countess
Suffolk, Frederick Townsend Martin
of New York. Lord Curzon. United
States Ambassador to France Herrick
and Mrs. Joseph Letter OF Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Diaz Ordered to
Jail After Being
Stabbed in Havana

HAVANA, Nov. 7.-When the judge
of the district court learned that Felix
Diaz's wounds were not serious he
ordered Diaz and his friend, Doctor
Malba, taken to jail pending an inves-
tigation by the judge whose duty it is
to order indictments.
Malba was with Diaz when the fra
cas- in which the general was stabbed
occurred here last night, when five
men attacked him while he was walk
ing
Physicians attending Diaz for the
two knife stabs in the neck said today
the wounds were not serious. They
decided that unless blood poisoning
developed Diaz would be able to leave
the emergency hospital within 4S
hours. Diaz, who is technically under
arrest. claims the attack was the re-
suit Of plot to assassinate him. The
charge of murderous assault was
lodged this morning against General
Guerrero Mendez. one of the five as
sailants, who was shot in the abdomen
and who is in serious condition. Two
other assailants were arrested.
officers of the Havana force and the
municipal guard attempted to extri-
cate complete confession from Men
dez, telling him he might as well re-
veal all as the doctors believed he
would die.
After an investigation, which lasted
all night. the chief of police declared
his belief this morning that Diaz had
been stabbed in a drunken brawl.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
MEXICO PREPARES
FOR WAR; BACKED
BY BRITAIN, REPORT
Cabinet Decides to Support Dictator, and His
Formal Reply to Wilson's UItimatum Will
Be Order to Recruit Defense Army of Half
Million Men-Lind in Capital to Prevent War
BULLETIN

MEXICO CITY, Nov Persistent being crcu-
lated today that Sir Lionel Garden the British minister has
assured Huera that England will ndorse Intervention by
the United States The reports this pledge and the inmaon
that Great Britain will invasion the two chief
facts influencing Huerta in his attitude of defiance.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 7-When Huerta makes formal
reply the demands of the United States he will inform that
country that he planning the Mexican army
100000 according the by official
this afternoon The reply will also that this army will be
ready resist any invasion by American troops.
The Mexican cabinet has decided support Huerta and
reached which lasted Thursday afternoon until
midnight When the meeting over those who attended it
refused dvuge had taken but today the
lowing information secured from cabinet minister
The request made by the United States that Huea
fully discussed 1t recognized that his refusal to abandon
the office would result by the American
DECIDE TO SUPPORT HUERTA
The cabinet decided unanimously Huerta
delay
long possible.
delay 10
pete for These already under
The of cabinet minister regarded official circles
a virtual declaration
coming regarded a
effort President Wilson He "a hours after the
between OShaughny uer the national palace
AMERICANS ARE LEAVING
The morning carried number Americans their toward
they United
warshp
newspapers supporting
Huerta regime the news that Lind was coming
depend Washington when the break
these papers declare.
massing the railroad line of
between this and Vera Cruz but whether it for protection of the
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Mrs. Baker Denies She
Formed ASYLUM Plot

Satisfied to allo wher husband, DR.
Charles r. Baker. the advantage of
fling his complaint for divorce first,
Mrs. Domino Tormich Baker, S22 Di-
visadero street today withdrew her
suit for divorce and filed an answer
to her husbands complaint and also
a cross complaint.
She denies that she attempted to
send her husband to an asylum, but
declared that he voluntarily went to
the detention hospital to recover from
a drunken spree
For the cross complaint Mrs. Baker
charges that her husband struck her.
She asks the custody of their child
and a restraining order preventing
DIR. Baker from disposing OF their
property in Richmond
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Weds 7ypist to Save,
Still Lacks AIimOny

A plea by William H. Mack, a real
estate man, that he married his stem
ographer to save expenses and even
then could not support his former
wife. Linnie Mack, failed to prevent
Judge Sargent from ordering him to
pay her $50 within a week or take
the consequences.
Mack owes $3.50 back alimony.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
4 KILLED, I HURT,
IN AUTO WRECK
Big Car With Dozen 0ccu-
pants CoIIides With Smaller
Machine and 0verturnS

Los ANGELES. Nov. -Four per-
sons were killed and seven were in
jured. one probably fatally. when a
big. seven passenger Lozier car with a
dozen occupants crowded into it coll
lided with a smaller car at the corner
of Washington street and Normandie
avenue shortly after ] O'Clock this
morning and then turned turtle.
THE DEAD
Erwin Chapman.
Mrs. vride Gilmore.
w. X. Sanders.
Henry b. Curtis.
INJURED
III. c. Neuschaefer, skull fractured;
may die.
The rest Of the party sustained mi-
nor cuts and bruises.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Mrs. Hayne Leaves
S285, 1853 to Husband

SACRAMENTO. Nov. THE estate
of Agnes Howard Hayne of San Ma
teo, who died while temporarily so
journng in Carregi. italy, has been
appraised by the state controllers
office at s2S5.353.51. She was a large
owner of real estate in San Francisco
and San Mateo Counties. Her hus
band is the beneficiary of her will.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Here's Very Latest:
"StraW|eSs" Panama
Hat Made in Japan
Paper Wound With Cotton Thread
Puzzles Experts in United States
Customs Department

The japanese are now making Pan
anna straw hats without straw, and
are making them so well that it took
three experts of the United States ap-
praisers' office and amicroscope to find
out that they are not the real thing
The discovery was made this morning.
''Toyo Panama hats" is the CONNER
cial designation of these near Pana-
mas. and they are made entirely of
cotton thread and paper. The paper,
which is enameled. is wound round the
cotton thread and out of this cable
the hats are weaved.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07

Days 5 News of
Mexico Crisis
Told Briefly

THE Mexican cabinet sup
i ports Huerta and decides
to prepare for war with the
United States.
While this decision is vir-
tual declaration of war. the
formal reply to the demands of
Washington will be delayed as
long as possible.
Envoy Lind, in a last su-
preme effort of Wilson to
avoid Intervention, hurries
back to Mexico City.
Americans in the capital,
fearing Lind's coming may
hasten rupture, fee to Vera
Cruz and the protection of
United States warships.
Felix Diaz stabbed in Ha-
vana, by assassins of Huerta,
it is believed. Diaz and COM
panion have been arrested and
sent to Jail.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
MURRAY CALLED
BY MAYOR R0LPH
Board of Health Member Gets
Summons to See Executive,
But What For a Mystery

Dennis j. Murray, member of the
board of health, has been summoned
by Mayor Rolph to appear before him
this afternoon. The summons is sig
nificant. since Rolph has completed
his inquiry into the bad meat scandal
and other charges against Murray and
is ready now to take decisive step.
Whether this will lead to a trial of
Murray or an opportunity for him to
resign without the charges being
pressed or the discovery that the evil
dence does not warrant his removal
are still unsettled questions.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
T F|CKERT APPOINTS
0 GRADY ASSISTANT
Former Police Commissioner
to Attend to Civil Work in
Office; Cunha Moves Up

Alex O'Grady. former police COM
missioner and member OF the city at
torney's staff. was today appointed an
assistant district attorney by Charles
M Fickert at salary of $3.50 a
month. Fickert announced that
O'Grady would attend to the civil
work of the office.
OGrady fills a vacancy created by
the resignation of Maxwell McNutt,
who retired after personal differences
with Fickert. Edward Cunha was
appointed to McNutt's position in the
superior court work at $500 a month,
and O'Grady will take up Cunha' 8
former work.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Schooner Col. Baker
Ashore in brakes Bay

The scow schooner Colonel Baker,
with a crew of four men aboard, is
ashore in brakes bay, according to
report received this morning through
the weather bureau. The schooner left
San Francisco early this morning for
Bolinas bay. with load of hay. Nei-
ther the vessel nor the crew is in
danger
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Miss Wilson's Fiance
Gets Appointment

NEW YORK. Nov. 7-Francis d.
Sayre. the fiance of Miss Jessie Will
son. daughter of the president. was
today appointed deputy assistant dis
trict attorney by Charles S. Whitman.
He viii only hold the position for a
short time, as he will become secre-
tary to President Harry Garfield of
Williams college at the beginning of
the new year
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Mother Unfit; Child
Is Given to Father

Based upon the affidavit of Elise
Mcpherson. 13 year old daughter Of
Roland Mcpherson. that her mother.
Lethe. was not a proper guardian of
her. Judge Graham today awarded the
custody of the child to the father.
who is now on a ranch at Sebastopol
with his three other children
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
FIFTY DOWN
TEN A MONTH

Earth and its products is the
basis of all wealth.
Henry Clay, standing on
Pixies Peak, bending his ear,
once remarked: Il am listening
for the footsteps Of the coming
millions of this continent"
Real estate has made more
money than the combined in
dustries OF the United States.
Last Saturday there appeared
in the City Real Estate col
umns Of The Call piece of
property at $50 down and SO
a month. Here is your oppor-
tunity.
Watch the Real Estate Clas-
sihed advertisements in The
Call and make money. The
interest you get from savings
deposits is as nothing COM
pared TO the money made in
San Francisco real estate. The
millions are coming through
the canal. Will you profit by
their coming?
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Taft Owns Securities
Valued at $3.50, 600

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Nov. Tt
became known last night that Will
liam H. Taft possesses securities
valued at least at $780, 900. He sub
mitted this information to the state
treasurer in response to demand for
list of all securities subject to the
state tax of 2 per cent. but exempt
from local taxation
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Shorb Asks CUSTODY
Of His Two Children

In a general denial filed in re-
sponse to his wife's suit for divorce.
Donald Mem. Shorb, son Of Mrs. j.
de Barth Shorb, today incorporated a
plea that he be given the custody of
the two children. Yorba and Mary,
declaring that he is the proper person
to have them. Mrs. Adeline Shorb
accuses her husband OF desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Elevator Men Are
Accused of Stealing

asked the police today to conduct
search for Robert Willis and Frank
Recot, elevator men. whom she ac-
cuses of stealing a diamond ring
worth $3.50 and $50 in currency.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07

FIRST STEP, /,
INSPECTION
Of ROUTE
President Bush and Associ-
ates Will Look Over
Surveys Made

The Western Pacific company is
considering the construction of rail-
road from winnemucca, New. to
Boise, Idaho. The company is deeply
interested IN this project. advocated
by financial ard railroad men of San
Francisco and fostered by The Call
President BENJAMIN Bush of the
Western Pacific said as much this
morning at the Palace hotel. when,
surrounded by coterie of bankers
from New York city representing the
capital behind the railroad. he an
nounced for the first time officially
that he and his engineers and ad
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Loses Diamond Pendant
At Palace Card Party

Mrs. Mary Gale, 1878 Clay street,
lost a diamond pendant yesterday
while attending the card party given
in the Palace hotel by the Forum
club. Mrs. Gale believes that the
fastening of the jewel became loose,
permitting it to fall to the floor un-
observed
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
SWORD KEY
To HIDDEN
TREASURE
Strange Secret of Buried
Wealth Concealed on Blade
of Ancient Weapon

Like a romance from one of Stew
enson's novels is the story told by
Mrs Blanche Marguerite O'Kane re-
garding a treasure that she believes
TO be secreted in the old Dawson
house in Santa Clara. The secret of
this treasure is contained on the blade
of a sword which Mrs. OKane now
has in her possession and which she
has been studying for months with
glass. The sword was left her by her
mother. Katie Dawson, known as the
foster daughter of Michael and Brid-
get Dawson, who came to California
in the early forties.
report from San Jose today stated
that an agreement had been reached
between the attorneys representing
Mrs. O'Kane and Miss Mieda Dawson
temporarily calling off further search
for the treasure supposed to be hid
den in the old Dawson home in Santa
Clara. Armed guards have been pa
trolling the place as result of Mrs.
O'Kane's attempt yesterday to make
systematic search of the premises
with the aid Of 10 men armed with
shovels. picks and axes.
CHEST HOLDS MYSTERY
THE Dawsons obtained possession
of my mother as a babe.'' said Mrs.
O'Kane in relating her story but
how or where is mystery that only
can be solved by getting possession
of the chest containing documents.
maps and treasure, which / believe to
be secreted within the old Dawson
home
4 am going to get possession of
that chest and treasure if / have to
engage dozen lawyers and carry
the matter through every court in the
state
The sword ] have. and which was
left me by my mother. is a puzzle.
No dealer has been able to identity it,
I have even tried curio dealers who
handle such things, but without re-
suits
When the Dawsons obtained pos
session of my mother they also OBJ
tained chest which contained he'll
met. papers. documents and some
court clothes. besides treasure valued
at more than 100000. The papers
establishing my mothers real iden-
tity as we'll as her right to the estate
I believe to be in that old chest.
TT was not until shortly before the
death of william Dawson. my moth
er's foster brother. that ] learned that
he had it. Some of his relatives had
heard of 1T and the treasure it con-
tanned and endeavored to locate it.
TREASURE PROMISED WOMAN
They're looking for the treasure
he once told my mother, but they
won't find it. When I die it will go
to you
Meanwhile Miss Mieda Dawson. a
cousin of William Dawson and pres
ent occupant of the Dawson home in
santa Clara, is barricaded within the
walls of the place and is determined
to combat the efforts of Mrs O'Ksne
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Former Judge FairaII
Sued for Bail Money

Former Judge Charles III. Fairall
became defendant in suit for $500
brought by Ben Berger, who alleges
that Fairall. as attorney for Joe
Berger, withheld that sum from
Berger's bail when Berger was
charged with grand larceny.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
English Woman Wins
Tennis Championship

STOCKHOLM, Nov THE women's
covered tennis court championship OF
Miss Atchinson of England. who de-
feated Nine. Fenwick OF France.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
Yeggmen Steal $4,000;
Private Bank Closes

ELMIRA, n. Y, Nov. THE pri-
vate bank of e. A. Dunham & Co,
Montour Falls, was closed today be-
cause of the robbery of $4,000 dur
ing the night. Yeggmen drilled
through four locks and got into the
vault.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07
CROWD AWAITS LIND

Full details of the negotiations which
are going on here were laid before
Lind by O'Shaughnessy Immediately
after the arrival of the special envoy.
Lind was accompanied by Captain
William A. Burnside. the. American
military attache.
News of the coming OF Lind caused
a crowd of curious people to collect
at the depot. but there was no demon
stration. Lind and his companion
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-07

railroad line or to prevent the trans-
portation of troops into the capital
is not known. +
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
NOWINY
TELEHRAFICZNE

PETERSBURG, 4 marca
- Zal. powssechny budzi
tn zgon ulubionej Spie::acz'
XII Wialccwej tony genera}a
armii rosyjskiej Biskupskie-
go Wialcowa zmar}a wskr-
tex ciezkiej formy snemii
(ub6stwa krwi) maj jej pod
da} sig operacyi i 2 w}as'
nych arteryi pozwolif prze"
prowadzic krew do naczy6
krwionosnych zony jego.
Biskupski zna} sic z VIAL
cewa cd czss6w wojny' ro-
syjsko japohskiej W czasie
kt6rej pobra} sic MIA a ona
pospieszy}a Z MIN ma wojne
ranionego pie!egnowa}a z
naizwyczajnym po6wiece.
MEM i odwaga. Zgon Vial.
cewej powszechne budzi
wsp6lczucie.. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

CHICAGO, III, Przed
sedzia Windes odby} sic
process Jana Robiaka, zam,
cbecnie pnr. 1903 Tell IL,
kt5ry zostol oskarzony 0
pod}ozenie ognia " swym
sk}adzie rzez zDiczyru pnr.
1857 Sloan ul. W nocy z
dnia rs go ~ 90 grudnia,
1911 r Przesluchiwano bar
DE wjelu swiadk6w, a mie-
dsy mimi nastepujacych Po]a-
k6w: Adama Mocnego, Jans
Lumbsrskiego. F Kesickiego
Antoniego A. Kowalskiego,
kt6remu dowo!ono ma tloma-
cza. Ola prokuratoryi sprawe
prOWadZn adv. Stefan MalatO.
Pa nara Zach trwajacych
is godzin lava sedzi6w
przysieg}ych nie mogfa ego
dzic sic na wyrok wiec Sc
dzia Windee lave rozwiazal j
kaza} wytoczyc nowy process.
Do Detroit wyjecha]i wczoraj
dwaj detektywi ze stacy
|przy w. Chicago ave by
przywiezc y powrotem do
Chicago 27 letnia Anne
Herezya, kt6ra aresztowano
ma dworcu kolei Wabash
tw Detroit gdy schodzi!a z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

|poc,agu W towarzystwie 13
letniej Stanis}awy Lehcta,
przez MIA uprowadzonej.
Anna Herezva, kt6ra po-
dobno ma bye rozw6dka,
spotksla Stanisiawe pred
szkola publiczna. Wells
prey Ashland ave. Augusta
ul, we wtorsk rano o godz.
$50. Ia namowa Herezyowej
13.to ]etnja Stasia skrad}a
matce $40 j obie wyjecha'y
do Detroit, gdzie -jak obiecy-
wafa HerezYowa dziewczynie.
zyc beda razem W dostatku:
Ma prosbe matki dziewcze-
cia sedz1a SABBATH wydaf
), warrant" ma Herrzynowa
Pani Lshota jest tego zdania
7e Herezyowa chsiata c6rke
jej uprowadzic dla cel6w
niemoralnych.
W Indiana Harbor padl
wczoraj wieczorem ofiara
morde:c6w nie;aki Jan Max
ryez.kumu6czyk, zatrudnio-
ny W tamtejszych stalow-
mach. Sprawc6w zbrodni
dotad ME schwytano.
Detektywi ze stacyi przy
VIZ Chicago ave.aresztowa'i:
wczoraj ezterech pdak6w O.
Edokonanie kilku rabunk6w
ma p6lnocno zachodniej stro
ME miasta.
Aresztowani podali nazwiska
nastepujace: J6zef Stelmeister
1901 Chapiu u); ADtooi
Stelmarek, 1918 Augusta ul:
Ludwlk Babrowski.. 1890
Currier ul. i Michal Steho,
1901 Cnapin ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

FILADELFIA,P Pa. Stefa-
MIA Pollok zamieszkata pod
numerem 144 Laurel III.
utraeifa jedynego eynaczka
kt6ry zako6czyi zycie "
strasznych bolesciach z po.
parzenia wyniklYch:
w 6ro,ie odbyl sic po..
grzeb niesicze5liwej dzieciny
na cmentarza Mar Nebo" "
dzie'nicy Frankfnrd Gdy
postawiono trumienke z
zw}okami ukochanego -dz'e.
ciecia nad groben1, matka "
najwyzsze) rozpaczy niewy-
<fowionvm b6lu niespostrze'
aenie wyjefa z torebki flasze.
czke z trucizna wycbylajae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

WIEDEN, 4 marca. Rad
austryacki ogfosif ze ma rok
bie%acy podnosi pob6r rekru-
ia o 10000 ludzi motywujac
to rozporzadzen;e tenn ze W
Niemczech RosYi i Francyi
tez pob6r p ,dwyiszono wiesf
wywo}afa m)cne zaniepo.
koje ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

pobfadzify daleko ma brzegi
mexykahskie i naczynifY W
mie6cie okolicy ca}ej stra-
chu ME ma}o, a CO gors "a,
zabi}y jednego cztowieka i
zrani}y trzech.W Vera Cruz
krazy}y pog}oski, 70 okrety
ameryka6skie bombarduja
miasto )ub ze bitwa toczy slew
porcie: W rezultacie okaza}o
sic, ze to tax celnie strzelili
ameryke6scy Puszkarze flo.
towj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

RZYM; 4 marca. Donosza
z zTrypolisu Z. utarczk; tam
tejszymi krajowcami raz po.
raz w}adzom wlosGim powo-
duja kfopot ! zmu 5zaja je do
cjag}ej czujnosci W pogoto'
win wojennem W ostatnich
dniach ma oddzia} w}oski
napadia banda k,ajowc6w i
dopiero p)2a cietej walce W
kt6rej ich cos trzydziestn "a
bito zos:afa odparta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

SOFIA 4 marca Nadesz}y
tu z Petersburga .wie6ci 10
Turcya zwr6cila sic do Rosyi
z prozba @ ,zapo6redniczenie
uk'ad6w nowych Y Eiga Bal.
ka1ska Turcya decy duje sic
nareszci 9 oddaf Adryanopol
co owych nowych .ukfad6w
ma bye p6datawa, Podobno
Petersburg potw.erdza te
propozycye wobee czego moz
liwem jest wznovienie per-
traktacyi- pokojowych. ZAz:
naczaja 8e Bulgaria. i wogole
sprzymierzeni, zrzec.~ sig
maja- preteasyi do odszko
dowah wojennych a zadah
ich W tym. kierunku Rosya
popierat ME bedz'e. .Przy'
szfa granica pod}ug propo'
zycy; .tureckiej ma sic ciag.
mac cd: Iniada mad Morzem
Carmen do Enos mad Mo.
rem Egejskiem. Butgarya
zadala pierwotnie i zada o-
becnie ]iuii graniczne] cd
Mi,lia mad Morzem Marmara
bye moze jednak ze dostaw-
szy. Adryanopol dalej luz
sprzymierzeni zechca nieco
ustapic.