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the political situation until later. VI. Rou-
phos, Deputy from Patras and former Gov
eruor Of Crete, probably will be elected Pre-
sident of the Chamber.
Athens. Jany. DIST. The Greek Govern
ment, according to an announcement here
sees no objection to the temporary establish
lneut OF he Serbian Government ut Corfu.
Lon ton, Jan. 23rd-A despatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Coy from Rome says
Emperor Franz Joseph is confined 10 his
bed, with a fresh attack Of bronchitis.
London, Jpu 22nd-The Welsh branch'ot
the Independent Llb0ur Party has passe I
a resolu ION asking the Government to make
a statement with reference to terms Of pence.
Paris, Jan. 22ul-A despatch to the Hay
as Agency from Athens, dated yesterday, saws
that Turkish troops are concentrating along
the line from Gumurjina to South Accord.
ing to au official report from Sores German
flyers pass over Sores every day reconnoit-
ring toward the west. Serbian officers,
the despatch adds, are leaving Athens for
Corfu whore King Peter will join them
when be has finished the treatment he is now
undergoing
Rome, Jauy. 24tb--The remnants of the
Monteuegrin army are to-day in grave dan
ger of capture. Austrian troops having
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cigno are moving eastward to cut off the
MonteEegriu retreat to the Adriatic from
Scutarj. The situation Of General Maritime
yitch's forces is most critical. If the Monte
negrius escape the Austrian net and reach
the Adriatic they will be transported to the
Island Of Corfu. As rapidly rs possible the
Serbs IN Albania are being loaded mp On
troop ships for Corfu.
Rome Jany. 29rd-King Nicholas Of
Montenegro, accompanied by his son. Prince
Peter, and by three officers Of his staff, "
rived in Rome to-day from Brindisi III the
Royal train which had been pat ut LIS dis
posal to emphasize the purpose Of the LtaI
ian Government in wishing to do him hon
our. King Victor Emmanuel met the King
of Montenegro at the termiuuI station where
an immense crowd had gathered TO applaud
him. They proceeded in automobiles to the
villa Sayoia whore Queen Helena, daughter
of King Nicholas, awaited him with her four
children. The exjled monarch viii leave
Rome at 8 o'clock to night to join his wife
and two daughters in Lyons.
London, Jan, 24th-Fitty thousand Ger
man troops have arrived at CoustautinopIe,
according to Salonica dispatches. British
correspondents express tL1 view ,Lat i. y.
ject Of this army is not an expedition against
LSyPis DuV 10 support tue authority oI tHe
Turkish War Minister, Euyor PasAa Greek
reports say That the Turks have recently been
FESTIVE under the rule Of Euver PUsha, and
serious plots against him have been discoy
cred, these being suppressed ruthlessIy. "On
a single night, says one correspondent,
"twenty-one Turkish officers suspected Of
disatfectiou were dropped into the B0sphorus
with stones around their necks.
Rome, (yia Pari~J 7JNn. 23rd.-Details Of
the destruction Of au la9Jro Hungarian ny
droplane by a British submarine winch also
sank a torpedobo&t coming to its rescue
were received here odty. The lncl-
dent occurred near Grade The subma-
rlno caught the seaplanc alter i had
fallen into he sen as the result Of engine
trouble md captured the two officers who
were plotting it. The submarine tben tor
pedoed the oeapIane. The torpedobo"t
which was prob bly, cscortiug the seapIane,