Djakovica, 293, 298 _et seq._

Djer Doucha, the villain, 307.

Djoni (Mark), President of the Mirditi, 324, 325, 328, 342.

Doci (Primo), the great Abbot, 324.

Doday (Father Paul), 286.

Doimi (Dr.) of Vis, 29.

Domiaku[vs]i['c] (Prof.) at [vS]ibenik, 144.

Donghi (Marchese), his assertions, 26-7.

Draghicesco (Dr.), his _Les Roumains de Serbie_, 356.

Dra[vs]kovi['c], his murder, 223-4.

Drin, river, as a frontier, 279, 302, 304, 321.

Durham (Edith), apologist, 289, 290.

-- -- compared with Sir Charles Eliot, 310 _et seq._

-- -- disgusted with Great Britain, 313.

-- -- her _Through the Lands of the Serb_, 395.

-- -- her _Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle_, 310.

-- -- her respect for Mr. Bottomley, 311.

-- -- her wrath, 305.

-- -- on Albanian medicine, 288.

-- -- on the tyranny of Serbian schools, 297.

_Echo de l'Adriatique_, its suppression, 62-3.

_Edinburgh Review_, quoted, 230, 399.

_Edinost_, quoted, 123.

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