Cases involving counterfeiting, recasting, or reducing the contents of silver bars of the Central Mint, circulating or collecting with intent to circulate, will be punished cording to provisions governing this offence in the Criminal Code.
Regul ide life imprisonment or imprisonment of more than five years for anyone who counte felts or alters banknotes with intent to circulate them, in addition to a me of less than $5,000.
The same punishment will be flicted upon one who ce counterfeit or altered banknotes wit bow before the bier of the first Patriarch Varnava, whose death several days was a blow to the Orthodox Serbian Church. The Minister was protected however, by several prias All of Yugoslavia has been profoundly moved by the death of the Patriarch. All houses and the Cathedral at Belgrade are flying [black flags all business men decided spontaneously to close their stores.
The sue to the First Patriarch be elected by an Electoral Council composed o members, including all the Bishops, the Deans and Archbishops of Belgrade, Petch cording the regulations, silver coins, co} coins, bars, or counterfeit silver altered banknotes will be coni regardless whether they property of offenders or not The regulations will be effective for a period of two years from the date of promulgation.—-Central News. and Carlovitski, the Premier and members of the Cabinet who belong r to the Orthodox Church, the Presidents of the High Assemblies and the Rectors of the University (if they are Orthodox). The Council ill vote by secret ballot electing three candidates. from whom the First Regen! 1l choose the ni Patriarch,—Havas.
Explosion in Seragada
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.