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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

uary ~, AT Providence hospital
toy Ito. AZ, February 5. at
$40 First av. 4.
Oulliford Jessie N 0uliifofd. 4,
February Z. At no 9th ay. =.
DhEen Whaisn ~ Deken. ~,
JannAry 81. az Providence hoaplLal.
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STEAM etpg BURSTS AND
INLAND FLYER DISABLED.

The breaking u a steam rips IN
The boiler roam while ON her waf
from Seattle 10 tirrmsFton this
nsrning Disabled the inland flyer.
she was lowed into post ~ The
Utopia
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The Theaters

Il Is an ingenious dramatic. spec.
taeular mechanical drama The
eepnery and effects are AZ praml-
nent Ia the production as atc The
actors IL h onr If the ftrat az is
Kind ana i has 0utiivVd an atherA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

..,.a& are ipseesigaiias the
- sss,aIe Who arrived IN the
= s<sn.nr lnom Minnesota.
! - i a ie.s earoid EiFl
= 800 hat the sirl's mother
" - = 4 sss.n.nunleeled With be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

This Fsss Malt"
sznan Hearts finishes he GEEK
= hrat'is thsatsr tonirht.
- Past Nail ne best money.
slar I1neoin ]. Carter ever
= vel 81 the best moehan.
- zs.F'af piag. opens AZ the Sc
~ief tssnofrow afternoon.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

Marriage licenses were issued
today as follows.
Cringie oslorn Matthias Grin
sic. 80. Seattle. ia Flora Osborn.
-. Semitic
Vinle. nfodefiehEsn ~ Thon. L.
Vlnle, 90. b. Anna f'rodsfiekaen. Is.
Seattle.
Guylc H'dRnr ~ cnyle.
y, Oacooia. 90 Clara ulanchat. q.
uace0la.
critchett Dolan - Edward n
cfltehett. 80. Lowell. Wash. 20
Wlnona t. Doian. -. Ollndoway.
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BAseOGr LINCOLN oAv.

Lincoln daF ELL b. observed b.
fho Youns Meas Rnpffhlicna elnb
b. = banquet ~ tho Hotel IAneoln.
~ s o'clock Tuesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

nnss~lt 4 ursw'a Lyric thcateF
stock company present Thanks
giving Day tonight. and then II
wiii BE- laid aside.
Next Wesks starting tomorrow
afternoon. In a Wamars Power
VIII be me play the asmH rompa-
saut company wnl Stage and act
q T. out n the line Of the ordinary
ruelairsma. for IL deals ssith the
better class af society IN Washing
ton. n. q. where the officers con-
neetsd Win the United states So
crst sorvtes bureau have % run
down a band OF criminals N ksSa
Hfa. ard The ri0f takes one tatp dif-
ferent localities and % unexpected
places
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Deaths we're registered today as
follows.
l.earman Mrs. Amelia l.earfnsn,
-. February s. at Seattle general
hospital
ilacket George W. Haeket, 81.
February &. al 1888 second av. ". y.
Hall Maggie Hall. -. February
7. at tst7 sindeu Az.
bell Robert DELI. 10. February Z.
az Pacific hospital.
Roberts iierion q. Roberts, ~.
February G. AZ 7ltis Dearborn o.
flAysa-John W Hays. I. January
II, AZ 3lI Aloha at
Eddy--i.mma G. Eddy. ~. Jan.
uary ~, al Vancouver
kenny--John Kenny, &c. Feb.
ruaFy 4. AZ COS 18th a.
Oieson Mat Olson. 90. Feb.
ruary 6. It f1fth aud Main.
Mefiino ubaidu l. Meriino, J.
February I. ~ ire Ninth az. y
Pptnrkln = PvfeFkln. 81,
February s. At Seattle General hos.
pitAl
Jackson John Jackson. 90. Feb.
ruary 4. AZ ls0sss FirNf Az.
BAIRD Andrew Baird. IS. Jan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

sepn. Ae6 50 ARRIVES
- 80 wrA teyuAR oLo
sora ARs ARRESTED
4. a,sl Is HElp ~ MA
naN
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Tldsiands spell profit II bought
right n caopef Wills. Ga coifnAn
uuiidinE Seattle. 80
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Births we're registered today as
follows.
uirlo At TAO Blewott st. Feb. G.
Ca wife Of Orynr airle, a daughter
MeCue@At i7i2 Twenty .seeond
az. Feb. 8. 10 Wifi OF John Mecue.
sou,
ahailuoh AZ a. IL Broad a..
Feb. 8. TO wife OF Charles Shat.
tueh. a daughter
TeIiier-At Seattle General Hos.
nital. Feb. Z. 10 wife Of chaa. A. Tel.
lier. son.
GroenbIolt AT f27 Seventeenth
ar. Feb. I. TO wife Of Lyman Green
blot, a daughter.
Jensen-At 220s seventh av..
Feb. 9. "a wife Of Roy Jensen.
son.
Foraon 2s2o First av.. Feb.
raary 7. 20 wife ot Roy Fortson.
daughter
niumenthai At Ti2 Ninth Az.
February 7. 90 wife OF Israel blu.
menthal. E son.
NORTHUMBERLAND 7s0s y Madison
at. January 80. ia wife Of Vim. =.
Woodwork. a daughter.
Edwarsin-At Minor hospital,
February l. 10 wife u Marion ed.
wards. a son.
Mliler-A Al 1918 nth av.. January
Is, Go wife 81 Michael Miller. son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-09

chsnes 81 Vaudeville Aesa
Tonight and tomorrow afternoon
and night patrons Of the star thea
ter viii have tha farewell chances
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Klein. the shoemaker. zi7 James
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
HoW's 1hlo1

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot b cured by Halls Catarrh
Cur. =. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo
Ohio.
We. the undsrsigned. have known
y. J. Cheney for the last IS years,
a8A believe him perfectly honorable
d an business transactions. and 6nan.
eiallv able to carry out any obligations
RAAs b. his arm.
WALDIN0. KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Whsasaale DsuGgists. Tolsoo. Ohio.
HAIRS CatassA C1rs II taken intse.
Da1ly. aetinS directly upon the blood
- 0aeoas surface oe The system.
TeoelDaalAb ssat ne. Price Tie
~ bseela. eold ~ III AFuegAses.
1Abo Hairs yanaily pm eo9 eeosti-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

1.umbermen in the United States
are cutting four times AZ much lum.
Der each year from the forests OF
the country As natur" Is supplying.
The average American uses some ~"
feet Of lumber each year, as against
but sixty feet used BY his European
neighbors. Lumber prices are just
twice as high as they We're in 1900.
and the tendency Is still upward. Men
In the lumber business are beginning
to look at the problem seriously. The
Federal forest reserves as recently
increased by President Roosevelt
comprise an area greater than the
total area OF the Republic OF France
or the German empire in Europe.
each supplemented by the Neither.
lands: but even with these precau.
tons the most careful and conserva.
tive estimates show that the lumber
supply will be practically exhausted
In from thirty to forty years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
BLACK SOLDIERS IN oIsFAvos

There has been such revival o.
race prejudice in this country Of .a'-
that no mon -nent o: t~gTu 'T,ri
! takes lac. without protest. rom -
people among whom the. aT" 70 y
Quart@r-d.
When II l. considered thar 49, a4''
had negro regiment for NOR" '.ai. a
generation and that 10 0n- IA :.t'.'
serious objection 70 them uA:'! -
Gently. IL will have ~ BE-. aiE..''' d!
that no great progress has b-en -. J.
in settling the problrl" "a.th tro.t -
this organization into -ai.'..ncr.
Colored troops hav" g!'.r -!
account OF themselves Int"r nan
trying circumstances. Th-H aa'"
marched and fought we'll n u. d.,
erts OF the Southwest, In the rugged
mountains Of the North. in Cuta and
In the Philippines. II Is OIL: in tim
OF peace, when the social factor s-"A-
to BE- taken into account. that thu
are looked upon with dista.or.
All this may be natural and !n-Ni.
table. but IL We are To ha'e black
regiments in war We must have them
In peace. and make the best OF them
New York World.
This shows that the tension b-.
tween the races II growing stronger
Just after the close Of the Civil war
there we're a number OF negro r-g!
ments stationed in this State. and in
pne place We remember when they
were about TO be removed. the m@r-
chants got up . petition asking tina,
they be ali ved to remain. But in
no town in the South would their
presence be wanted now ON any con.
liberation. and the same sentiment
Q manifesting itself In the North as
. shown BY the recent protest that
Ms gone up from the citizens OF
y. Y.
The negro Is not conducting himself |
n freedom as those Who fought for
liz emancipation had fondly dreamed |
When he was . slave he vas look. |
d upon as a protection. now he Is re-
,arded a. . menace.-Ocala Banner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

Tho Alachua Post charges the coun.
~ commissioners with discriminating
against the county in favor Of Gaines.
vile IN constructing hard roads. The
co0usissjuoers have done nothing Of
he kind. and The Post cannot sub
staAtiats any such charge. Four
members OF the board are from
The country districts TO only one from
0ainssville. and they have worked
togetheF IN harmony for the best In.
teSeses Of the entire county. A large
proportion Of the work done on roads
Dsa1sns from this city has been done
BY psivate Subscription. a. has also
been the case IN the Micanopy dts
tTiet. and II other sections OF the
county would follow the example OF
thsse tvo districts they would be bet.
tes "a. Owing to the lack Of funds
In the past. It has been the policy
Of the commissioned to help those.
sections where the people would lend
financial aid to construct hard roads.
but now that the road FUND Ia in bet.
ter shape. thanks to the last I>egisla.
ture. the commissioners will push
The work Of constructing hard roads
Just a. rapidly as they possibly can.
all sections being treated alike as best
tends TO promote the public interest
Tho proximity OF suitable material
has TO b taken into consideration In
hard roads, as It would
b tie hetghth Of folly to commence
the construction OF a road miles away
from where the material IL to be
had and work towards the base OF
supply. instead Of from such base
8uch waste OF time and money might
serve to pacify a few individuals. but
The commissioners wisely consider 1t
heir duty to act for the best interests
u the whole people. not to humor
} few disgruntied persons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25
Mallory me Man.

! tn. Mana'.. Record Observes TIA
"S-nator Mallory doesn't seem =
b.. worried much about h- seat !:
the S.nat. H.. continues 20 saH
wood Will. ,he boys do tn wiz
work
Senator Mallory Is not g.y-n -
Wort! ing. and he Knows that in HI
two terms a. Senator he has z.a!Ou :
H. done his dutr as he always has
done in public lf., without any hoo
ray. or brass bands or press agents
rely ing on his work Cor his record and
perhaps. little too much on 'he
public knowing what he does FOR ,hs
State.
There Is about him a certain r..
serve thar prevents him from goin z
out OF me wav to proclaim his ser.
vices. II has often been said OF him
that this Is bad politics. Perhaps 50.
but II gives him that much more time
for his duties. and in his case. at
least. has made him that much more
valuable to the people. whom he.
trusts because he has served them
always with an eye single 70 their
welfare. however powerful the enc.
mics he has made or may make
In the State legislature. in Con.
gress and in the United States Senate.
he has uniformly proved himself not
only a valuable servant but one OF
the highest type that a republic can
produce. He is equally incapable OF
subterfuge or trucking. 10 high or
low. to private or public. and the sue.
cess that has been his In public life
has been. to an extent. true OF very
few men. due to his splendid ability
and his exceptional integrity .-Pehsa.
cola Journal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

The eternal Kicker" Is the one man
that any community can we'll do with.
out
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25


0An1DVnaA "a.
50 WoG0o AGAIN.
- Ulw11a Health Notes says:
- . yaas 80 Tbs Noses made
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- vosos sAoslA b destroyed
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nDp - esma1eaiag other
1n11anO aonlDse ~ Dob.le hsaltA.
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poo1o - 1nloo o ths attitnAe
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6ooeaD ~ ~ - sosss he fol:
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n osoaseDsae q Health a Wash
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= ~ hswsvsR. - ut been
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- o1D1oos1 ~ n susA Q rusult ,
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- SA - aiy sslatioa sxisting
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- ~ = Dssslasty bsaisvsd to 4.
po0o0oa1nl . heaDth. Ut in view
- aoUasD q IL peoeess the
- .01owo1o6 ~ 1seay ass hardly
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, = OlDe1llss su0s1sot 10 work
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, Q G1nnos - sbov - netal \.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-25

- - o0OAt NJ - 1rsaA Tie din.
- ~ eoofssDt ~ ~ n
- Q 01nnce - sb0v - n&tal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-12

the inscription, Liberty. Equality ana
Fraternity thousands of French stu
dents and priests presented themselves Tor
military service in France; ,,d IL w was ion ger
accept Peters pence from that country
and that all gifts from French Catnoics
would be devoted to the support OF !he
AK 90. 600 for army and $40,O0OO0O on
naval expenditures during the year: Inc
Chinese trading quarter at Bangkok was Wa
destroyed by fire with loss OF $o,vV'Vv,
Zimat Morocco, was captured by the sui
tan's forces after an almost bioodiess &C
ton: Raisuli and about 100 OF his followers
fed to the mountains A conference OIL
AustrO- Hungarian ministers 0eSAoeu W
open negotiations for commercial trea'les
with Roumania and Bulgaria. TWO regl-
ments were sent from Mexico CITY 70
Orizaba, Vera Cruz. where strikers burned
mill Mohammed All Mira was formally
acknowledged Shah of Persia upon the
death Of his father: An eruption OF .ne
famous volcano in Hawaii, Maunaioa' was
reported visible at distance of 100 miles
at sea- Earthquake shocks were 1eit IN
Norway and Sweden and on the Asiahc
side of the Ural mountains in Russia.
In the District.
The coroner's jury in the Terra Gotta
wreck inquest rendered a verdict holding
Operator Dutrow of Silver Spring with CHER
criminal responsibility and Tram Dlspatcher
Thomas r. Deul ASSlSldAS OPS.o
tor William E. McCauley and Trainmaster
John W. Kelley, jr., Engineers Hildebrand
and Vermillion and Conductors Honmler
and Neagle in less degree. President Mac
farland Of the Board of Commissioners for
warded to Congress an estimate or de-
ficiences in appropriation in the public
schools. Hearings on the Greene bill to re-
store teachers dismissed without trial We're
heeun before the Morrell subcommittee Of
the House District committee. The Com
missioners granted hearings to citizens on
the Madden bills for a reduction In the
nrice of gas and for universal street car
transfers The consolidation of the water
registrars Office with the water depart
ment of the District was decided upon by
the Commissioners. The sessions of the
fortieth annual convention of the American
institute of Architects, which adjourned
December % last were resigned. The Court
of Appeals reversed the decision of the Su-
preme Court and reinstated Attorney john
r. Adriaans, who had been disbarred The
Masonic Veteran Association held its an
nual election at Scottish Rite Cathedral
The first suit growing out of the recent
disaster at Terra Gotta was filed in the
District Supreme Court. Edwin Letchmere
was arrested charged with the larceny or
valuable exhibits of diamonds, gold ana
platinum from the National Museum. Fire
caused about 5000 damage to the machin-
cry at the plant Of the Murray Engineer
ing Company, SD and K streets. George
town. Clarence Wayne colored. who shot
Irene Marshall, died at Georgetown Hos
pital Of self-inf1cted injuries. Among those
who died were Mrs. Eliza c. Dent. e. B.
Clark, Judge Lewis w. Vale, Dr. Simon /.
Groot, Edward L. Jordan, Isaac T.. Clarke
and Samuel A. Gr0m.
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twenty-four hours: Confluence. Pa, l6s:
Steamers departing today for European
ports VIII have brisk TO high easteriy
winds tonight shifting to southeasterly and
southerly during Sunday, with rain or snow
to the Grand Banks.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of tho
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twentyfour hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Recommendations IL, 4 pm, 90:
pm, 40; II midnight, Al; January IL, 4
am, Al: am. A; II noon. 40; pm,
AZ Maximum. 81, at pm. January IL;
minimum 80 at $50 a m. January r.
Barometer-January IL, pm, 1904; 8
pm, BOIL; u midnight. BOIL; January ~.
am, 1902; am, 1892: noon, 1895:
pm. 29.9G.
tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 1923 am. and 1928
pm: high tide, am and $50 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1:22 am. and 1:25
pm; high tide, 7:05 a. m. and 1926 pm.
The Sun ard Moon.
Today-Sun rose 7:19 a M: sun sets pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises us am.
Moon rises 5:3S am tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted If
teen minutes alter sunset ana
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Cond ton Of tie Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls, temperature, 40; condi-
ton 10. Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature,
~: condition at north connection, $50; con-
dition at south connection, 60. Georgetown
distributing reservoir. temperature, 43; con-
dition at infiuent gatehouse, 40; condition
at effiuent gatehouse, 60. Washington city
reservoir, temperature. Al: condition at In
fluent, so; condition at effluent, 60.
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ly cloudy and colder; rain or snow in the
mountain districts; brisk to high southerly
winds, shifting to northwesterly.
For Virginia, rain tonight, colder In ex-
IRENE northwest portion. Sunday partly
cloudy and colder; rain In southeast por-
ton; brisk to high southwesterly winds,
shifting to northwesterly.
Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours, 81. Same date one year ago, AZ
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The disturbance that was central over east
ern Colorado Friday morning moved rapid
ly eastward to Ohio with increased energy,
causing general rains and SHOWS over all
districts east Of the Rocky mountains.
There Is still another disturbance of fair
proportions but irregular definition, over
the central Rocky mountain and plateau re-
gtons that is causing general SHOWS and
rains over the northern districts west OF
the mountains. In the extreme northwest
pressure is high, with temperature ranging
from zero to twenty-eight degrees below.
Over the eastern half of the country tenn
peratures are high, except In the mlooie
states and New England.
There will be rain tonight in the south,
and rain or snow in the upper Ohio valley,
the lower lake region and the middle At
lantic states, followed by fair weather sun
day except in the eastern lower lake re-
gion and New York. where there Will DE
snow There will also be showers tonight
and probably Sunday in the east gun
states.
1t Will De mucn coloef toHi6iie ",i, jan
day in the Ohio valley and lower lake re-
gion and colder Sunday In the Atlantic and
east gulf states.
The winds along the middle Atlantic coast
will be high south to southwest, snlttns
to northwesterly; on the south Atlantlc
coast brisk southwest to northwest. high
on the Virginia and North Carolina coasts,
and on the east gulf coast fresh southwest
to northwest.
Storm warnings are displayed on the At
lantic coast from Hatteras to New York.
The following heavy precipitation an
inches) has been reported during the past
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WEEK ENDING JANUARY IL, 1907.

President Roosevelt was invited to deliver
the grafton at Jamestown, Va, on May 10
next Postmaster General George B. Cortel-
you resigned the craftsmanship Of the re-
publican national committee and Harry c.
New was named as his successor. Secre-
tary Taft drafted a bill for volunteer
army to include able-bodied ci1izens of the
United States from eighteen to forty-five
years Of age The American Forestry AS
ISOLATION urged the appropriation Of $1,000
600 year for the development of forest
reserves. Secretary Root, in consenting to
a modification Of the Dominican treaty, stat
ed that Santo Domingo had arranged to adj
just its foreign debt. The Senate passed
the La Toilette bill providing that railroad
employees shall not work more than sixteen
consecutive hours in a day. Senator Gearin
made a speech favoring the exclusion Of
japanese laborers. The House passed the
bill providing for judicial review of the
facts before fraud order is issued by the
Post Office Department. The provision in
the army appropriation bill abolishing the
rank of lieutenant general was stricken out
on point of order In the House. Col.
Edward S. Godfrey of the 9th Cavalry was
appointed brigadier general. The American
Institute of Architects gold medal was pre-
scented to Sir Aston Webb architect to King
Edward. The interstate commerce commits
sion resumed its hearings on railroad rates
and combinations in Chicago. The right of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company to
charge 10 cents to Coney Island was up
held by the New York court of appeals
An order for special panel of jurymen to
try Harry K. Thaw was signed by Justice
Fitzgerald. The man who threw the bomb
In the Fourth Street National Bank of
Philadelphia, partially wrecking the bank
and instantly killing the cashier and injur-
ing several others, was identified as ].
Rolla Steele. The steamer Ponce was lowed
to Bermuda with a broken shaft. Twelve of
a force Of thirty-five men were killed by an
explosion Of hot metal at Pittsburg, and it
was believed that fully score of others
were cremated at the same time. Among
those who died was Archbishop George
Montgomery at San Francisco.
Foreign.
Gen. Pavloff, the Russian military pro-
curator, was killed by a terrorist in the
garden of the military court building at
St. Petersburg; the assassin was captured.
Revolutionists again warned Admiral
Doubassoff that another attempt to kill
him would be made; Col Patkoandrieff,
chief of gendarmes in the Lodz district,
was assassinated The French govern
ment decided to drop the words God pro-
tect France" from coins and to substitute