Suleyman
Bey Asaf, (age 37)
->
was an Inspector in Angora
Oldrich
Blazicek, (age 26)
->
had collective exhibitions.
Jean
Borgovan, (age 24)
->
obtained twice a prize (age Society du Fond de theatre)
Antonin
Fencl, (age 32) ->
founded the first open air theater in Sarka.
Mehdi
Frasheri, (age 41)
->
returned to Albania.
Ernest
Galvanauskas, (age 31)
->
was an engineer with the Society Franco-Serbe in Belgrade and
engineer with Thomson Houston in Paris.
Frantisek
Josef Havelka, (age 31)
->
became a Professor at Tomsk.
Karl
Heinold, (age 51)
->
as Minister of the Interior put in order the financially ruined
autonomic province administration of Bohemia. He also created the
Austrian epidemic law; after parliamentary negotiations which had
lasted for three years, fixing the law for government employees.
Rajmund
Jarosz, (age 38)
->
became head of the Shooting Organization of Drohobycz.
Mehmed
Konitza, (age 35)
->
was a delegate to the conference of ambassadors in London.
Henri
Koral, (age 23)
->
became a Doctor.
Ants
Lauter , (age ?) ->
Wincenty
Lutoslawski, (age 50)
->
was transferred to Barby, near Contamines-sur-Arve, Haute-Savoie.
Adam
Kasimierz Majewski, (age 46)
->
was exiled from the country by the Russian Government.
Petar
Pallavicini, (age 25)
->
became an independent artist.
Leonidas
Paraskevopoulos, (age 52)
->
was a commander of the 10th division Evsones in the second Balkan
War.
Wilhelm
Pröhle, (age 42)
->
traveled in the Caucasus.
Ludwig
Sosnowski-Solski, (age 58)
->
was appointed Director of the National Theater in Warsaw (under the
Russian Regime).
Jeanne
Stephanopoli, 
became Director and political editor of the "messager
d'Athènes", founded by her father.
Bozidar
Terzic, (age 46)
->
was commander of the operative section with army headquarters during
the Balkan War
Adomas
Varnas, (age 34)
->
returned to Vilna on account of an amnesty for political emigrants
(manifest of the Czar on account of 300 years commemoration of the
Imperial Romanov Family)