mother along that wonderful road which the Austrians built
over the mountains and down to Obrovac. He had some serious affection of
the eyes and was compelled to go to Zadar to consult an oculist. He took
with him practically all his fortune, as he and his mother did not know
what otherwise to do with it. They had never yet made use of a bank.
Well, the Italians tore up the notes and told him testily to go about
his business. The same thing happened to the following persons:

Crowns.
1. March 22, 1919. Bogdan Babovi['c], son of Radovan,
of Montenegro, was robbed of 1,348
2. " 22, " Peter Luk[vs]i['c], son of Stephen of
Spi['c], " " 1,800
3. " 30, " Marijan [vS]evelj, of Tu[vc]epa, " " 3,530
4. " 31, " Frano Franki['c] and Ivanica
Petri[vc]evi['c], " " 12,000
5. April 8, " Stephen Vuku[vs]i['c], son of Peter,
of Katuna, " " 4,758
6. " 8, " Nikola Cike[vs], son of Mate, of
[vZ]e[vz]evice, " " 3,071
7. " 8, " Martinis Jozo, son of the late
Nikola, of Komi[vz]a, " " 6,332
8. " 8, " Jure Rubi['c], son of the late Peter,
of Zadvarje " " 6,030
9. " 8, " Mato [vS]kari[vc]i['c], son of Stephen,
of Podgrazza, " " 500
10. April 8, 1919. Mihovil [vS]arac, son of the late Crowns.
Marko, of Split, was robbed of 300
11. " 11, " Ilika Kutlja[vc]a, son of the late
Peter, of [vC]ista, " " 600
12. " 13, " Marko [vC]aljku[vs]i['c], son of the
late Ante, of [vS]estanova, " " 11,000
13. " 14, " Damjan Udovi[vc]i['c], son of Jakov,
of Imotski, " " 3,200
14. " 16, " Antun Radi['c], son of Peter, of
Trogir, " " 62,000
15. " 16, " Madalena Kugmi['c], widow of
Nikola, of Split, " " 1,000
16. " 17, " Pe