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WAR MAY BE RESUMED
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CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 30.—
The Balkan allies today gave notice
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the period of grace of fan'* days to
start at 7 o'clock this evening,
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CONSTANTINOPLE, 'Jan. 30.—
The Turkish government displays a
spirit of compromise in its reply to
the note handed to it by tho repre-
sentatives of the Europeans powers
on January 27. The response was
presented today oy Mahinoud finef-
ket Pasha, the grand vizier, to Mar-
grave Johann Von Palanu.:ni, dean
of the diplomatic cops in the Tuvkith
capital.
The porte stimulates 'or the reten-
tion by Turkey of those quAvters cf
the fortress of Adrianopie in which
the holy shrines are aiUtaled. It
proposes to leave in the hands of the
powers the disposal of the land on
the right bank of the Maritza Fiver
which runs through Adrianopl*. At
the same time the Ottoman govern-
ment consents to the dismanting of
the fortifications of that city.
IiV reference to the Turkish islands
in the 'Aegean Sea, the document in-
sists on the maintenanc s cf Turkish
sovereignty there owing to the prox-
imity of the islands to the Turkish
main land, but it intimates the read,
iness of the Ottoman government to
leave the settlement of tho insular
regime to the powers. The reply
takes notice of the replies by the
European powers in their recent joint
communication recommending the
giving of aid in the future develope-
ment of the territory of the Turkish
empire.
The religious and historical
grounds which compel the porte to
stand out for the retention at all
events of that portion of Adriano-
ple containing the sacred shrines
are recapitulated at the end of the
reply, which is a lengthy document
of four pages written in French.
coiourrr discusses
PENAL institutions
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 30.—Gov-
ernor O. B. Coltjuitt today issued a
supplement to his message, embody-
ing a detailed discussion of the peni-
tentiary ^system management and fi-
rinces.--' The existing'status of af-
fairs at the state penal institutions
the changes that have been made
durng the present administration
and the improvements suggested by
| the governor are all touched upon
(with complete data of expenses and
'receipts.
The report shows that from the
date the present law affecting the
state penitentiaries went into effect
on January 20, 1911, up to the close
of 1912, a balance over and above
expenses of $38,772 is shown by the
auditor's report.
The total receipts during that
length of time amounted to $1,879,-
698, the greater portion of which was
realized from the sale of crops man.
ufactured goods and similar sources.
The income from these branches of
industry in the prisons and on the
farms was $1,075,578. The total
cash disbursed in this same length
of time was $1,840,925 of which $1,-
750,800 was spent for supplies, im-
provements and equipments.
Assets And Debts
In the report of the auditor of the
prison commission, the assets of the
state institutions of this nature are
shown to be $296,156, while the lia-
bilities are $1,578,069. The preced
ing administration was receipted for
approximately $3,460,000 valued
buildings, etc., of the prison proper-
ty according to an invoice of Jan
uary 1911.
During the recent year a large ex.
penditure has been occasioned in the
betterment of the prisons, convict
can.ps, etc. The statement, covering
a period of about two years, shows
more than a million dollars spent in
the material improvement, the lar-
gest expenditure having been credi-
ted to the farm buildings and equip-
ment.
Fire losses during the same period
occasioned a loss of $285,308, the1
loss at the Huntsville prison totaling
$133,375.
Mr. Charles Boeker, tha 11 year
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about five miles south of Brenham
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Tucker, William J. Brenham Daily Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 217, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1913, newspaper, January 30, 1913; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth232380/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.