Marseilles, Oct. 10. (QIX lives thus far have been cla lined by bullets fired by the assassin who yesterday afternoon struck down King Alexander I of Yugoslavia and M. Louis Barthou, Fre: such Foreign Minister, as they rode in triumph through the cheering st acts of Marseilles.
'An official bulletin issued early this morning disclosed that General George, the French Army officer attached to the entourage of the slain monarch, had not died as was earlier reported but still clings to life, although' physicians gave him but a few hours to live.
The list of victims of the m¢ ost shocking political outrage since Alexander; M. Barthou; Count Alesander Dinltic-Jevith, the Marshal we plunged the world into carnage was therefore reduced to King
the Court of Jugosiavia; a Serbian major in the Jugoslav Army, suultary ade to King Alexander, and French baliceman of the Mounted Republican Guards, as well 83 2 woman pedestrian.
Five others, three of them women, lay at the door of death as the dawn crept over a city plunged in a twink. Ung into a horror-stricken grief no less acute. in hundreds of humble Marseilles homes than in the splendid Court at Belgrade, for more than a score of common citizens fell wounded before the police volleys which followed the assussin's deadly Besides King Alexander and JBarthou, a policeman was killed by the assassin's bullets, while ten other nhans were injured, including [woman passer-by. The latter subse Jquently succumbed to her wounds in hospital, bringing the death-roll to four.
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