In October we find him with his companions at Janina, hospitably entertained by order of Ali Pasha, the famous Albanian Turk, bandit, and despot, then besieging Ibrahim at Berat in Illyria.

There, on the 28th of March, the second canto of Childe Harold, begun in the previous autumn at Janina, was completed.

On March 5th, Janina surrendered to the Greeks and on March 26th Adrianople fell.

Peace negotiations between the Balkan League and Turkey broke down; the Bulgarians and Servians captured Adrianople and beleaguered Constantinople; the Greeks captured Janina and their fleet captured Turkish islands; peace left Turkey expelled from all Europe except Constantinople.

It was the headquarters of Essad Pasha, defender of Janina in the last war, and division commander in this sector of the front.

This arrangement robbed Montenegro of Scutari, robbed Serbia of its seaport on the Adriatic, and robbed Greece of the country west of Janina (yȧ nï′nȧ).

But Italy protested that the Greek occupation of territory on both sides of the Straits of Corfu would menace the control of the Adriatic and insisted that the boundary between Albania and Greece should start from a point on the coast opposite the southern part of the island of Corfu, Greece, accordingly, was compelled to evacuate most of the territory she had occupied above Janina.

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BERNHARD, JOSEPHINE B. 9 cry-baby dolls; a folk tale, adaptation by Josephine B. Bernhard based on the version of Janina Porazinska.

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PORAZINSKA, JANINA. 9 cry-baby dolls.

The Master put her in charge of Janina, the Serbian ace, and descended to the lower gallery.

It consisted of the following: Adams, "Captain Alden," Bohannan, Bristol, Brodeur, Cracowicz, Emilio, Enemark, Frazíer, Grison, Janina, Lebon, Leclair, L'Heureux, Manderson, Menendez, Prisrend, Rennes, Seres, Simonds, Wallace.

"Faith, but this is a good imitation of Lotus-land, after all," he murmured to Janina, at his side.

The major seemed disposed to call for an encore, but Janina silenced his forthcoming remarks with a sharp nudge.

Janina, mortally stabbed, practically blew the head off one of these door-keepers.