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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-21

Jersey cyclones, 1t seems, are even
more destructive than the homemade
brand Of lightning that State produces.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Notice Of Constable Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY,
N the ll,h day OF April, is@ at l2o CLOCK, h"o'''
of that day, in front of the stable OF Martin
& Jarvis in the Town OF Blackfoot, bingham
County, Idaho. will sell ut public auction. to
the highest bidder for cash, the following-de-
scribed property, to-wit: One bay mare, nn'
brsnded; one bay gelding branded AK on
the right shoulder; one set doubie-harness'
one sleirh--all being the property OF one Ia L.
Mitchell, of Blackfoot aforesaid saio' prop
er,y now being in the possession of Martin x
Jarvis. at their Livery and Feed Stable in SAID
Town of Blaokfoot.
Said sale will be made to satisfy an account
between sa,d Mitchell and said Martin JARVIS
for feed furnished the said l., L. Mitcheii ny
tho said Martin s. Jarvis at the formers re-
,ues, for the said horses abore-describeo
from January 9th, 1890, until the date OF TINS
salc. and for the care of the above-descrioeo
sleigh and harness, the amount of said account
| found 10 he due the said Martin &Jarvis' OF
Tho date of sale being the su,n OF $500 TO
vc,hcr with the costs of the sale, pursuant t'
tho statute In such cases made and provided
| DAN RAYMOND. Constable
Blackfoot, Idaho, March solh is's'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
The Old Idaho Democrat.

News comes to us from Boise that the
old Idaho Democrat is no more-that
1ud Boyakin has sold the plant and
fixtures. aud they have been taken TO
town In another state. We are panied
a, giving up this old friend OF many
years.
Boise City will miss the Democrat
|, will miss Its services. IL is true III
nigh, no, have been fully up to the
standard fixed by the metropolitan
ideas Of the city In these later years,
hp, then 1, did its best; it tried to be
faithful servant and 1t should not have
been allowed TO go down in Its old age
THE NEWS sympathizes with It's old
publisher. We know he loved the
Domocrat as he loved his life and his
d.vo,ion to 1t was like unto the con-
s,,nev of the Jews in captivity when
they sang;
"Bv the rivers OF Babylon, there we
sa, down, yea, we wept when we re-
membered Zion. We hanged our harps
upon the willows in the midst thereof
"If forget thee, o Jerusalem lei
my right hand forget her cunning
III do not remember thee, ies my
tongue cleave to the roof OF my mouth
II prefer not Jeruralem above my
chief JOY" , 49,,
Goodbye, old Democrat although yo'
have passed out OF existence 1t viii o.
long years before you pass out oil mem
ory. r,,,en and pu
l., ,yne the news has come that old mai
, lud, the publisher, has gone' 'ooIno
, 70 the town in another state with nj
nress and fixtures, but to the couu''
/, ,non which no traveller returns Whe
{ hs saw his old case boxed and take
S .,u.v the case at which he had stoo
sar ana night for many long years an
M ,a,tea TO Boise and for Boise, ana
,he s,a,e and for the state, his hea'
- n,,bin him to rise and beat
no Tor work and life. He has gou
81 his long home, and may the o'u pl
!, msers and friends keep his grave greer
= and cherish his memory lot '"0 s'>
D. he had done'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01


The new board OF university regents
held Its first meeting q, Boise, Monday,
ana organized by electing Geo. A.
hobethan, OF Pocatello, president. and
Z. Z. Cornwall, OF Moscow, secretary.
w. l.. Payne, cashier OF the First Nat
soaAi bank OF Moscow, was reelected
treasurer. The board made an order
70 complete the auditorium In time for
commencement exercises In June and
also To advertise for bids for the com.
ple1iou OF the main building.
The Idaho press fraternity, since the
beginning Of the year, has lost three OF
its oldes, members; two by death, Geo.
w. Richards OF the News-Miner, and
Jud Boyakin OF the Idaho Demo
crnt, and Ike Bowman OF the Ketchum
Keystone, retired on account OF old age
and failing health. The fraternity can
III afford 70 lose such publishers from
It's number. These men gave their time
anc talent 10 the service OF the State,
for the States good and no, to It's In.
jury by tanl,huding and criticisms Of
officials and citizens, where faulifind-
Ing and criticism could do no good.
Governor Merriam, superintendent,
OF the census, suesses the population OF
the United States will pull down the
lever =, II, 900 900, and be doesn't include
the Wild tribes Ia the bill country
of the PHILIPPINES. The spsnlard.
held The Philippines for 800 years and
no, one OF them knows 10 this day whai
Is 10 the hill country Of those islands
they didn', go there; they were Atrait
,n 40 there, aad Mr.. Merriam won
send men there, that's sure and Ger
tain.
| Lieut., Col. French who was promote,
To tho ooloneley Of the 22nd regimen
o, regulars al Manila, last week VA
ar old oomrade OF the late Major Danil
son, oi BlAekfoo,. In the Civil war. III
Inquired kindly. Of the writer OF thi
paragraph, shout Major Danllson an
had pot learned OF his death until "
gave the information. Col. French hs
been lu the regular army for % year
oonsecut!scly, and had only attained !
the rsnk Of major when he rearhc
Maalls. tic IL genial and populs
officer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
assessors Contention.

The first meeting OF county assessors
ever called In the state WAS held at
Boise on the 9th inst, with every as
SCISSOR In the state present except the
officer from Custer county. Governor
steunenberg presided.
II was an important meeting and
much good must come from 1t. State
Auditor Sinclair in lengthy paper
pointed out the Irregularities In the
work In bygone years and the travesty
on assessments as shown by records on
ile In his Office. In concluding his
paper he made some valuable recon-
mendatlons TO the convention. Attorney
General Hays also spoke at length TO
the convention and ably and forcefully
Impressed the members with the inn
portance OF the work before them and
gave them the laws that will govern
them In the discharge Of their official
duties.
Among other things the assessors ar
rived at the following understanding
respecting assessments:
Stock or range sheep TO be assessed
at s5 head, including yearlings; the
assessment of other grades OF sheep 70
be made on that basis.
Stock or range cattle to be assessed
a, s22 head, yearlings to be included
except possibly In cases where the band
is made up wholly or mostly OF year
lings.
Stock or range horses 10 be assessed
a, o. head. Other classes of horses
or cattle to be assessed on the basis OF
figures given.
Merchandise 10 be assessed on the
basis Of the latest inventory, with II
per cent deducted.
The assessment OF real estate was
left TO the individual judgment OF the
assessors.
Musical instruments, watches, fire
arms, etc, are not included in the house
hold exemption Of 900 and will b,
taxed.
II was agreed that lambs cannot b.
assessed until they are yearlings, Il
= they are not born when the work OF as
sessmen, begins. AS yesrlings the
will come under the s3 rate. Their
will also be vast increase in the nun
her OF sheep, as the assessors will b
Obliged 10 put the numbers at wha
'r they believe To he right, irrespectiv
}. OF returns made by owners. One asses
It sor said today he would charge up q
least 5000 head TO certain owner !
his county who had been getting o
with 1900.
At,orncy-General Hays orally al
swered some questions propounded
him. One was in reference 10 whe'
grown In Idaho and warehoused
Washington. He said the wheat cou
not be assessed II Ii was out of the sta
bu, the warehouse receipts would
u. subject 10 taxation.
n. IL Is believed the assessed valuati'
OF the state will be doubled under u
new rules.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Chickens and Eggs.

Manila, before active lighting with
the Fillpinoes begun, was the only
MAC. in the known world where an
army of soldiers could not eat out the
supply Of chickens and eggs. Any morn
ing in the week a soldier with money
could have sof, boiled eggs for break
fast. roast chicken for dinner, and, II he
wanted Il, a game cock fight In the
afternoon. The supply seemed mex
haustable.
Bu, since ths, time, we take IT. con-
di,ions have changed, and any soldier
can have chicken withou, money and
without price, II he can fnd one ano
catch IL. Before the fighting the Amer
,can soldiers we're great respecters o.
FilIplno rights They would take noth
inc from them without pay and better
nav than they had been accustomed V
ce, for the same article, but now as I'M
natives are shooting our men IRON
,unplos. clusters Of bamboo and nep'
hu,s aud would sssassinste them IN .h'
night. our boys are not as lenien' WIZ
these crring ones as they were IN 'n'
frs, days OF the occupancy of the is'ao'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
PROGRAMME
For Easter Services at the N. F..
Church, Sunday at 7:3O. p. IN.

Address. ....,....... 49,. superintendent.
UioriA fhtrl. ........-......+.....s.-.. SCHOOL.
''rhe Apostles Greed" ,"............By by School.
Followed by short prayer. -. By Pastor.
Song-"Down from Home on High, School.
Recitation -''The Lord IL Risen" Alice Piercy.
"An Easter Rainbow" Seven Little Girls.
Anthem-"Joyful Eastertide." "..,....... Choir.
Recitstion-"Faith," Eva smyers.
" Christ Is Risen.". Lydia sagers.
song-"Tell the Whole Wide World" School.
Northumberland OF St Freda," "........
80. ..... ......... Nina Killngsworth.
Anthem-''O. Be Joyful in the Lord" Choir.
Recitation-"A Perfect Faith" Mabel Morrison.
An Easter Paper. -. ......... Miss Warner.
Soio-"Glory TO God on High. Miss Wright.
Who Shall Roll Away the stoneY Seven Girls.
SonK-"Jesus. Hailw. School.
Recitation-"Esster Chimes, ,"..... Roy Price.
Anthem-"Christ Is Risen,'. ,'.............C Choir.
lttcltdtion, ...-...........-.-..+. ..hdAei SIith-
"our Heroes Easter, birdie Bassett.
Song-No. lei: "Christ Arose" "........ School.
distribution OF Eggs)..
ofcrtory and Collection.
ohR......----.--'...-s.. .-...-...s......by shoT'
Benedictioa. by Pastor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

Palace Drug Store is headquarters
for fishing tackle and baseball supplies.
A complete stock.
WANrED-All the ladies in town to
call aud see the large line OF ribbons
and kid gloves just received at Bieth-
ans.
MONEY TO LoAN-We have plenty
OF money to loan to sheep and cattle
men. BANK OF IDAHO FALLS.
Just received-l,0 900 almanacs-lra L.
Hicks weather prophecies for 1899.
Call, get one at Hull & Woodruffs'
Pioneer Drug Store.
LADIES not forget that Biethar
has Just received fine assortment O
kid gloves, all shades and sizes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Dwelling House For Sale.

Four room dwelling house with eel
lar. Enquire at NEws office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

The heat at Manila is reported in
tense this week, being 80 degrees along
the coast freshened by sea breezes and
100 in the interior where our troops are
moving. Genl Macarthur rested his
men one day after three days scram-
bling in the brush, fording rivers and
charging trenches in blazing sun.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Delinquent Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the delin-
quen, tax sale, advertised to take place
March 9th, 9,is hereby postponed until
Monday April Bird, 1899. Said postponed
sale to be held in front of the court
house in Blackfoot at 10 o'clock a. IN.
II. w. KEIFER,
Assessor and Collector, Bingham Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01

OF. Smith, OF the Black'oo' N',s
.., w,,l have on hand and ready for de-
livery April 10th to 18th, 10000 mrs,
class hardy apple trees, consisting "
Wealthy, Duchess, Yellow rrsnsps'.u,, :, !,
penuikee, Wolf Rind and o'ner aa,u, ,,,
kinds. Mr. Smith has had great eeS =,
Of experience in the kind OF lruis wn,sa u,,a
will do here and can make you sew -.
,iou which will bear and s'aua !, 's' ~
w,u,ers. Par. OF these trees VII. ., .,
M, on sale u, Idaho Falls and part ~ =
rSs p,scI,oo,. Call or write and &c
terms. He will also have a full line ...o :
su Iinds o, shade and ornamental tree
and shrubs.
Cal, at the Palace drug store anu So
tho la,ep. thing in stationery
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Poos,eno's Municipal Tickets.

pccA,sllo has named two tickets for
nes. Tuesdays municipal election.
They arc straight party tickets, straight
as q shinsle, 90 fusion about them.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET:
For Mayor. u. Blslinc.
For Clerk A. Crlswell.
For Treasurer Gallagher.
For Police judge. 81. Knowles.
For surveyor--V. G. Roeder.
REPUBLICAN TICKET:
For Azyor-Arshur II. Bean.
For Clerk k-Frans A. INLAND.
For Treasurer Andrew i. Marshall
For Police udge-Thos. A. Johnston
For surycyor-oscar Sounenkalb,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Are You Going?

To Paint
Your House,
Your Barn,
Your Fence,
Your Wagon,
Your Buggy,
This Spring?
II 30, we've got the stutf-the best
10000 pounds Carter's Pure White
Lead. Pure Boiled Linseed Oil, Tur-
pentine and Ready Mixed Paints.
HULL & WOODRUFF,
Pioneer Drug Store, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
For Sale.

The Blackfoot Hotel-a two-story
brick building-desirably located and
doing a good business, is offered at pri-
vate sale. This is valuable property
For terms. write or apply to
w. II. STUFFLEBEAM,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
March 24th, 1899.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
1000

,o,. new patterns, spring 1899, wal, wal
paper jus, arrived at HuliM ',.,0o,' Nd Idaho.
pioneer Drug store, Blaek'oo'' iu"''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
Fresh Eggs.

DeKay will pay highest market price
for fresh eggs. Call at Fulton Meat
Market.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-04-01
AL PARAGRAPHS.

1, without q single county
Good for the county.
Asckfoot Is still moving abou,
II with the merry music OF
!.
\ Jenne, OF Idaho Falls, WAS
Miss Wright Tuesday aud
! Of the week.
h, bullets, wading muddy
"a marshes all day. and mos
nigh, make the advancing
Manila have = hard time.
tay has gone 10 Medicine
professional business.
OF Lost River, MAS shAk-
With old BiArkfoot friends
seek.
homer Bassei, has made =
Aning. Last week he piio,ed
.a..rr, over the railroads OF
For the nrs, mon.h 10 Office
BE- called . good starter.
amsey, King and Noycs came
For, Hall Wednesday and
dAy nith friends in Blacktool
Der vas called TO sec Mrs.
no sas quite III al her home
Butte, last Friday.
How'll aud 500, Of Anaconda,
e,aruing homo from an en joy
,ars trip 10 I,o, Angeles, have
Ia o, ars. II. j. osborn all the
klen T.. Hull ~ho has been es'
)ll during the pssi seek ls
b<,oy.d aad her friends arc en-.
.o believe she will soou be
:.
" II. W. Klcfcr attended the
pi Assessors at iIolse 9Th lns,
rnsd Thursday morning. Hs
pod rc.al,s from tho ncrtsns
nslcs and 70 the state by IN,
}, Increased wealth and a re,
.sr ioYics.
verr Ia hi. shirt ,Ail. ha,les'
looted can agh,, OF course b
|ar American boys Al Manila
.er |. foe more worshy of thell
steel. They arc no, plcascs
,hoagh, Of bclng killed b.
Of fghiars, no, = biz
Rockefeller. reports cay, ha
give si. .ooo, 600 TO a man ~h
rl1,sad bis business for him
he use Of Offering anythlnI
Fv arc go many In the worl
q TO look after other prople
~sher than their own slshou
without ray.
y are In demand At pAyln
be rAuchcr who has them fo
have money 10 bis pcckcs'
lhIng like having big crop. I
s. II one prciucs IL not hlg
Mother ~ill Ia, aud 80 II l
hd year out
]. Bryan va. In Hot Spring
Monday, and II just hsppel
cua,or Pe,,lgro~, cx.Senaio'
nd Dubois and other ls.dlr
&c men cropped in the city a
Americans are great ira
y they !rcqusn tly meet OF
pme where on the road.
rnccrats and Republicans
llls will attempt to walk q
The municipal election strca
May without help one from 4
hosc who make the cro~si'
Own Offices. The Democrat
are: George Chaplin, JOSEF
:, James Thomas, Frank
and William Lindsay. T
ans Jay A. Mason. Jol
rph A. Smith, Alvin +. Sha
'olph +. Payne.
2 Judge Moldcn crossed os
matrimonial department Of
ussday, and united In h'
Wilson welch aud Mary
both Of this county. II
adge's initial ceremony but
ork 20 smoothly that the C
parties returned 10 their ho
a. II blessed by the Pope
Sunday will be observed
sst church In all the scrvis
0nsideration OF subjects APT
The Resurrection. The even
wiz commence with an Ea.
~ song and the topic Of
VII be: "Objections to the |
OF Jesus Christ Considere
ordially invited TO both mt
evening services.
orue store sells egg dyes.
'ually the man who cannot
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-06-09
Have faith in his good resolutions
Believe that at last he'll prevail,
Tho now he's forgetful and needle


The economic aspects Of the liquor
problem in this country, as reported by
the committee that was appointed a few
years ago to study the liquor question In
all its bearings, are summarized by Profess
sor Farpbow In the Atlantic Monthly.
Briefly, the committee finds that produce
ton Of liquor in 1896 consumed IS, 900 900
bushels Of grain and gave employment d.
rectly to 1900, 900 persons, and that the
liquor traffic yielded to the Government
more han 1882 900 900 in revenue. On the
other hand, Of course, are familiar statis-
tics showing how the drink habit increases
pauperism and crime. What these statis-
ties do not show, however, and what prob
ably such statistics never will be able to
show, Ia the effect of immoderate drinking
In diminishing physical and mental en-
ergy. AL drinkers do not die In the aims
house or become criminals. The majority
of them are probably self-supportfng, and
never see the inside of a police court un-
less to appear as witnesses or do jury duty.
To what extent does drinking diminish the
power of persons OF this class to think
clearly and toll vigorously? These are
distinctly economic aspects OF tho liquor
question, INC yet they are aspects on
which 1t is impossible to obtain statistics.
1t is encouraging to believe, however, that
this phase of the liquor question is less
serious than it was formerly. The people
are understanding more fully, in these
days ofsharp competition in the various
trader and in business, the necessity OF
s~elf-control. Self-interest Is teaching
the Importance of clear heads and firm
nerves, and this motive, commercial and
practical In character, is contributing
greatly to lessen the evils of the liquor
traffic.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-06-09
GEN. HALL TAXES MORONG
Five Hundred Of Our Men Frustrated
by the Heat.
EFFORT TO CAPTURE DEL Pillar.

signal Corps Men Bravely Rescue a Num-
Der of Companions From the Rebels
Some of Our Wagons and Supplies
Abandoned Because of the RouGhness
of the Country-A vigorous Campaign.
MANILA (By Cable).-Hospital tugs have
returned to this city with nye hundred
men wounded and heat-stricken from Law
toms brigade now advancing on the Mo-
rong peninsula.
The lighting has been most severe. 1t
was impossible to maintain a complete
Gordon across the country and the Fill
pinos got past our lines aud cut the tele-
era oh wires In the Mateo Valley so often
that the signal corps had to abandon
them. Communication from Lawton IS
kept up by way of Paslg.
TRANSPORTATION had to be abandoned,
and even the Signal Service wagons. Five
Chinese carriers with the Signal Service
decamped, and Sergeant Wadak, with a
party, was cut of and only saved from
capture by the prompt action OF Lieuten-
ant Gibbs.
Battery G, of the First Artillery, was IN
able to proceed, and had to burn its
wagons, artillery md ammunition to pre-
vent them falling into the enemy's hands.
Two battalions Of the Washington
troops, under Colonel Whalley, on board
.ascoes, were towed from Pasig to Nor
ong on Sunday and landed under cover of
a well directed fire from the tinelad army
gunboats Napidan and ~Covadonga.
The rebels under General Pho del Pillar,
who were i~ntrenehed In the outskirts of the
town, reserved their fire until the troops
II IL H. -A~- II 49, -
can artillery opened fire on the insurgents
and drove them from their positions, kill
Ing nine of them aud %wounding five. The
Washington troops then took the town,
the rebels fleeing to the hills.
White the Americans were on their way
TO Morong the insurgents opened fire from
a shore battery at Ancona, their first shot
striking the Covadonga's awning aft at a
range OF $500 yards. The Napidan also
was fired at.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-06-09

In is simplest geographical setting
Dawson, this Mecca of the north, Is
a settlement Of the Northwest Terri
tory of Canada, situated at a point
1900 miles Gs the crow flies northwest
of Seattle. 1t is close to, if not quite
on, the Arctic circle, and it lies the
better part of 800 miles nearer to the
pole than does st. Petersburg IN Rms
STA. By its side one OF the mighty
rivers of the globe hurries its curse
to the ocean, but not too swift Y to
permit of 16C0 miles of its lower wa
ters being nayigated by craft of the
size Of nearly the largest of the Mis-
sissippi steamers, and 500 miles above
by craft Of about half this size. In
its own particular world, the longest
day of the year drawls itself out to %
hours OF sunlight, while the shortest
contracts to the same length Of SUI
absence.
During the warmer days Of sum.
mer the heat feels almost tropical; the
winter cold is, on the other hand, OF
almost the extreme Siberian rigor.
Yet a beautiful vegetation smiles not
only over the valleys, but on the hill
tops, the birds gambol in the Tickets,
and the tiny mosquito, either here OF
near by, pipes out its daily sustcnance
TO the wrath of man. The hungry for
est stretches out its gnarled and ragged
arms for still another 100 or eve BOG
miles farther to the nogth. -Appletons
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-06-09

Some men will protest loudly tthe saloon
Is located along their street OF neighpor-
hood, but be perfectly willing that the Town
should receive the license fee and locete
1t in the midst of the poor and weak VINO
cannot help themselves,
A new and dangerous departure in ecu,
cational institutions is the establishment
aud endowment of Il chair OF brewing anu
mailing at Mason College, Birmingham
England.
According to the State Auditor Of ONO
the number of saloons In tht state "e-
creased 206 during 1898.
Ono fact worthy OF mentor IN the recent
city elections was tho retirement OF slI
saloon keepers from the City Counch OF
Chicago. There will now be Twelve SAIGON
keepers inatead OF eighteen In TINS pouy'
Alabama has passed an act to Pr9n!Pit
the salo OF liquor within six miles Oh 'H'
agricultural school at AlbeEtYllIe'
We verify b.lisvo that a great lea OF
bad company, drurkenness and ioHy anu
sin comes from mere want OF kho"ieIbe,
from emptiness Of head. ThereIote II %
want to keep your brain and Thoughts oHt
of temptation, read and learn get uselul
knowledge.
Some surgeons will not undertake 10
perform operations upon persons VINO n"Ie
been addicted TO drlnS; they value 'uo''
regulations too highly to risk Ia''1'e'
Ono OF the oldest temperance orsahiSa,
lions In America Is tho Cohgtess,ohn
Tempsiance Society, which mas Ueeii ia
existence for sl1ty.ayo years. inc late
Congressman Dinsley was for many years
Its president.
Drinking to drown ones misery Is Put'
ting out n:e with oil.
Young Peoples Christian Ienpetange
Union will be organized on september 90
Frances Wizards birthday,
A clergyman has figured out that i've
dollars is spent for drink in Epslauu ITR
every penny and a half expended On nus
sionary work