Part 34

Samouprava, quoted, 337.

San Marzano (General di), 51-2, 54, 61.

Sanctis (Lieut. de), his sanctions, 163.

Saseno, 295.

Saturday Review, 231.

Savinsky, the Russian Minister, 406.

Sazonov, and the Adriatic, 91-2.

Schanzer (Signor), on Rieka, 264-5.

Schools, see Liga Nazionale. -- for Albanians, 300. -- in Carinthia, 377-8. -- at Cres, 57-8. -- in Dalmatia, 146-7. -- in Istria, 73-4. -- at Korula, 184. -- Militant, at Borgo Erizzo, 38. -- in Montenegro, 257. -- at Pola, 44. -- at Rieka, 53. -- at ibenik, 144-5. -- at Zadar, 35.

Scotsman, on Treaty of Rapallo, 233.

Scutari, its probable future, 296, 320, 335.

Sebenico, see ibenik.

Secolo, on Montenegro, 257. -- on Treaty of London, 50.

Secours des Enfants Serbes, Au, 27.

Segré (General), his alleged request, 140.

Sera, quoted, 280.

Serbo-Croat Coalition, 245 et seq.

Serbs, in relation to Albanians, 295 et seq. -- -- -- Croats (and see Croats), 115 et seq., 397 et seq. -- -- -- Montenegrins, 188-9, 192-3, 253 et seq., 393 et seq.

Sereggi (Archbishop), 281-4.

Seton-Watson (Dr. R. W.), 236, 347, 354.

Sforza (Count), his letter, 268.

ibenik, 30, 33 et seq., 144-5.

Siebertz, the traveller, 288, 291.

imunovi['c] (M.) and the Italians, 32.

Slovenes (see Carinthia), their country, 120 et seq., 235-6, 245. -- their culture, 392-3. -- their political methods, 114-5, 374 et seq.

Socialists, Italian, and Rieka, 211-2.

ojat (F.) and Dr. Vio, 69.

Sonnino (Baron), 28, 75 et seq., 85-6, 93, 122, 138, 167, 185, 374, 384.