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Clerk Board of Education

We have 5000 acres of land in Can
ada for sale at bargain prices. These
lands are located in the wheat grow
ing section of the Saskatchewan ter
ritory., Railroad fare can be secured
for reasonable prices. For further.
particulars address
- The National Agency,
Fergus Falls, Mimi
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
TlUe1lty Years Battle.

I was loser in a twenty year
battle with chronic piles and malig-)
nant sores, until tried Bucklin's
Arnica Salve; which turned the tide,
by curing both, till not trace re-
Mains writes A. M. Bruce, oe
Farmvill, Va. Best for old Ulcers.
Cuts, Burns and Wounds. 25c at
E. F. Whitney druggist.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
Only IS Years Old.

+ am only IS years old and don 7
expect even when I get to be real
old to feel that way as long as I can
get Electric Bitters, u Says Mrs. .A.
Il. Brunson, Of Dublin, Ga. Surely
there S nothing else keeps the old
as young and makes the weak as
strong as this grand tonic med cine.
Dyspepsia, torpid liver, indamed
kidneys or chronic constipation are
unknown after taking Electric Bit
tiers a reaso bic time uranteed
BY p. 3 hlitney druggis t. Price
Soc
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
HUNTSVILLE.

July Sit will probably interest
some of the readers of the Sheaf to
see few lines from this place again.
It is now quite long time since an
article appeared from here, and on
account Of tnat fact the readers of
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
ARE USING PAPER MONEY.
People Of San Francisco Have Taken
to It Since the Great Dis
s85 aster.

San Francisco ~ {. soft & money has
been tried ii San francisco since The
disaster, and, q apparently to the sllr--.
prise Of the people, found @tc answer
avery purpose Of the gold and silver
they formerly handled. IS re-
mains ii use there the circumstance
will constitute one of the radical dif-
lsferences between the -ol u San ran
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
~ hard Lot.

Of troubles to contend with, spring
from a torpid liver and blockaded
bowels, unless you awaken them to
their proper action with D. Kings
New Life Pill; the pleasantest and
most effective cure for Constipation.
They prevent Appendicitis and tone:
up the system. 25c at p. F.
Whitney drug stor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
Notice Of Annual School Meeting.

. ~ :
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the qualified voters
of Warren independent School Dis
trict No. ?, of Warren, Minnesota,
will be held at the High School build
ding in said district on Saturday Ju-
ly p, at O'Clock p. m. for the pur-
pose Of electing two directors, or
members of the Board of Education
to succeed DR.. G. S. Wattam and W.
n. Powell. whose terms will expire.
The polls will remain open one
hour, from O'Clock p. m. to o'clock
p. m. on above mentioned day.
Dated this 5th day of July, 1902.
John p. Madison,
Clerk Board of Education.
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StrandQuist.

Torgerson, of Englund, was a.
round this vicinity last week and
bought up a carload of cattle.
August Holmlund was in Warren
with Anton Holmlund Thursday
last
Miss Mathilda Ostrom, ofLincoln
is attending training school at
Argyle.
Quite few from here took in the
circus at Argyle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Johnson
spent the Fouth at A. Linstrom's.
A young son of N. O. Strandquist,
attending school at Vasa, MINI. is
home for visit.
N. 0. Strandquist entertai ned a
few of his most intimate friends last
Sunday.
Pete Stromberg moved his family
to his new home in West Valley
last week.
Our road overseers are busy
these days.
John Nordstrom sold some Of his
stock at A. Holmlund's auction last
week.
Erick Johnson and family have
gone to Canada where he intends to
file on a new homestead and grow
up with the country
Anton Holmlund had an auction
on his property last week and is
now on his way to Washington
where he intends to make his home.
Mrs. P. O. Hanson has gone to
Argyle to attend school: Mrs. G.
A. Holm having charge at home
during her absence.
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An Earnest Seeker.

Us '''scuse me, boss, Z said the colored
individual, as he entered the mer--
chants private ofBoe, but Abs lookin'
fob work q s55.ss
Oh, you are, eh e rejoinsd the mer-
chant. hat do you do ?''1
,Scuse me sIgin, boss, 4 said the
man OF color. but It Amt folh NAH
self Abs lookin' for wor roll
NAH wife. sab. 1hlcago d NY news
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
TIA KEN UP.

A red heifer calf..one year old was
taken up by the under signed latter
part of May or first of June. Owner
will call, prove property, pay charges
and take same away. Peter Ander-
son, Sec 20, FoldahI, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
Correspondence.
West Valley

? 4 ~ r ~ z e E WI TO- 7
The Fourth Of July was celebrat-
ed at August Rockies place under
the auspices of the Excelsior Tenn
perance Society, which had made
all the arrangements. The weather
was fine and all the conditions favor
able for an event of that kind. The
program was first set for 1870 A..
M. but for some reason had to be
postpone until 200 P. M. when it
was carried out as follows, O. p.
Dyrud acting as president:
Opening address, by the president.
Song, "O,Columbia, The Gem of
the Ocean, by select chorus.
Reading OF the Declaration of In
pendence, by Adolph Amundson.
Duet, Guitar accompaniment,
Mrs. Elseth and Miss Dahl.
Reading, Love of Country, " Abel
Anderson.
Recitation, Miss Emma Hjelle.
Duet, Organ accompaniment, Mr..
and Miss Lee.
Reading, What Constitutes a
State" Otto Hjelle.
Recitation, 1.-THE Two Glasses, "
Miss Ottina Rookie.
Duet Guitar accompaniment, Mrs.
Elseth and Miss Dahl.
Address, Mr.. August Rokke.
Song, by select Chorus. Miss Lee
at the organ. ..
Recitation, Miss Lavina Rookie.
Recitation, Miss Esther Holmlund.
Song, Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lic,' select chorus.
Reading, Ole Sund.
Recitation, STORY of the Flag, :"
Betsy Amundson.
Duet, Guitar accompaniment, Mrs.
Elseth and Miss Dahl.
Farewell song, organ accompani.
ment, Miss Lee.
Closing remarks by the president.
Song, America" by the au.
dience.
Races and games of various kinds
were indulgedin during the even
ing, all ending with a grand display
Of fireworks. =
MAIDS O, Vinje has returned tt
Canada again the past week. He
has secured claim there and will
move onto it in the fall.
Crops are doing fine. Haying
will commence in a few days.
E. 0. Rokke made atrip to Strand
quist and East Park last week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
RUBBER HEELS WITH FLAT
Washington Landlords Require Tt en-,
in Apartments to Keep
iG.. Quiet. =

Washington, u. C.-Rubber heels for
fiat dweilers at the expense OF land
loris is the latest innovation OF rental
agents here. There is clause in the
more recent leases OF apartments re-
quiring every occupant to wear rubber
heel shoes while in the apartment. The
purpose of the innovation is to reduce
the noise in crowded apartment houses
In apartment houses where go-carts
are permitted it is specified that the
wheels must be equipped with rubber
tires.
On moving into house tenants are
cent to nearby shoemaker, who has
contract with the landlord to equip
their shoes with noiseless heels. Con-
sequently there is never a complaint
regarding the racket overhead in that
house. Agents say few tenants object
to the rubber heel clause.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-12
New Books at the Library.


The following books have been re-
ceived at the library and can be
gotten each Saturday between and
4 O'Clock, p. m: ~
Alcott, Little Men. ..
Baker, Boys Second Book OF In
ventions. 49,, .-. IT,.
Barbour, Wheatherby's Inning.
Bostock, Training of Wild Animals.
Brooks, e. S., Master of Strong
Hearts. ....
Brooks, E. S., True Story Of George
Washington.
Crockett, The Raiders. =.
Eggleston, Wreck of the Red Bird.
Famous Adventures and Prison
Escapes of the Civil War.
French, Junior Cup.
Good Magical Experiments.
Harris, Nights with Uncle Remus.
Hill, Fighting Fire.
Jeffries, Bevis.
Kipling, jungle Book.
Lodge and Roosevelt, Hero Tales
from American History.
Mofett, Careers Of Danger and
! Daring.
Perry, Boys Odyssey.
Pyle, King Arthur and His knights.
Seton, Lives of the Hunted.
Stevenson, Black Arrow.
Stoddard, Boyhood of Lincoln.
Sweetser, Ten Boys from Dickens.
Tappan, Robin Hood
Wallace, Letters to Farm Boy.
| Alcott, Rose in Bloom.
Banks, Little Nils.
Barnes, Blockaders. 4 ~
Barr, Bow of Orange Ribbon.
Bishop, Korea and Her Neighbors.
Bouvet, Sweet William.
Brooks, Lincoln.
Burgess, More Goops.
Burnham, Mistress of Beach Knoll.
Castle, Rose OF the World.
Chamberlain, Ordered to China.
Civil War Stories from st. Nicholas.
Collins, Woman in White.
Davis. Northerner.
Dixon, Life Worth Living.
Fox, Following the Sun-Flag.
Frsser, Stolen Emperor.
Gordon, Alien Immigrant.
Hearn, Cheering in Buddha fields.
Hillegas, Dom Paul's People.
Hobson, Sinking the Merrimac.
Ingelow,~ Don John. .I-..
Jewett, Country Doctor.
Knowx, Boy Travellers in Japan and
China.
| Knox, japanese Life in Town and
Country.
Lang, Gray Fairy Book. Fri. 4.
Little Cook Book for Little Girl.
Loomjs, Minerals Maneuvers.
Mccall, Breath of the Gods.
McCook, Old Farm Fairies.
Major, When Knighthood was in
Flower.
Munroe, Blue dragon.
Mural, Kibun Daizin-- from Shark
Boy to Merchant Prince.
On to Watanna, Love Of Azalea.
Page, Red Rock.
Pike, Our Sittle Korean Cousin.
| Pyle, Jack Ballister's Fortunes.
Reinsch, World Politics.
Skinner, Jiu-jitsu.
Squire, Ballingtons.
Stoddard, Dab Kinzer.
Thanet, Missionary Sheriff anc
other stories.
= Tokutomi, Nami-ko.
Tomlinson, Jersey Boy in the Re
| volution.
Twain, Following the Equator.
Van Bergen, Story Of Japan.
Whitney, Faith Gartney's girlhood
/ Wiggin, Cathedral Courtship.
Wilkins, Jerome, a Poor Man -.
/ Wyss, Swiss Family Robinson. -. ..
. Only IS Years Old. III
# am only IS years old and don !
\ expect even when get to be rea
old to feel that way as long as / cal
get Electric Bitters, y Says Mrs. !
4 TT RrnnSn If Dnh1in ca 5#E55#f S,1rnl,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM CREMATION
a SAW MILL EMPLoYg SAVED
JUST A. ~ REACHED The
cREMAToRV.

George Hardin. an employee oi the
saginaw a Manigtee Lumber com
nany had IS very nnrrow escape from
Ga aefui death iasl "wednesday aft
ornoon. while in the discharge ut hla
duties at the sawmill. says the Will
Jams News.
George who eoTts the boards for
barrel heads. waa working IN a pile
% refuse near the cuuvuyer. which
D. a heavy chain and which carries
strips and pieces ~ lumber that are
worthless into the furnace, and in
some manner his lex was caught IN
the chain. which began 90 draw his
body toward the bis cremaiory
His 0utcrios Immediately attracted
tho attention uf some nearby fellow
workmen. who upon realizing biz per
llons position Instantly rushed 10 HIS
asaiaiance and endeayurod IN "a heroic
MANNER 10 exirlcate him. but every
attemW resulted In failure, and q
seemed ns thouah grim death was
eoiDg to be- the victor.
IFS FeacuOrf knew u would be im'
possible Tor The engineer tn stop the
engine in ilmo 90 save him, but failure
in The nra trial 20 free him did not
deter them ln making another eforL
and ore ol the men. native. with
rare presence uf mind. seized % crow
bar ANA raising the monsirous chain
with @. freed the unfortunate young
mans body. and ihe rest Of the men,
who BIS this time were Ia ana excited
condition. pulled the lad out Of dan
ger Almost overcome hy emotion,
they offered fcrvant thanks to q kind
Providence for this timely delivery
from a horrible fate.
Dr. Mollck WAS summoned, AMI
amer examining iiardcu's leg, found
that ii had been very badly bruised.
bnt concluded that be- would recover
IN short time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

tuainossllko method Of hand ms the
mflier ena 20 enter into contracts
with The nCWapnnefs. like naY other
corporation of person desiring adYeft
Using space. and pny me current com
morcial rates for the space Che same
na anyone else. and allow the publish.
or or editor To pay FOR whatovor Trans.
rorlailon be needed and if Che
amount of advertising done BY the
railroad amounts io elpre than the
pubiishor cares % spend r. transporia
tlOn. be- can use che money az be
choUtof
"a believe after the nlen "a tried
out. the publishers viii thank the rail.
roads Tor iuauFHfaiinr the policy"
General Passenger Agent Connell
seat ont blanks 10 every Publisher
with whom the Santa Pc hes existing
contracts GA which Be may Eiye hE
uFcs roi1tiVe tc circulation and rates
for both display advertising AID read
ing notices.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
KITTENS RESCUED FROM
A RATlESNAEE'S STOMACH

a correspondent, writing from Go.
lumbua. n. a., says
The heavy rains, followed by warm
weather have brought numerous
crop on early reptiles so the surface
On fhe lower RIO Orlando yalsy lust
recently the operator az Csiumhus
shot monster RATHER which meas
ared. tip 20 iip. i've feet ten and q half
inches. and had eleven ntlleA and a
button. Owing 10 the reptiles extra
ordinary glrth Il wis opened and
wonderful ia state. bob cat, fully
as large of larger than the one lately
killed hy the operator al B0gnsrdino,
was found Ia the snakes stomach
and. most wonderful three little bob
kittens frlsky ana frivolous. seam
perod oug of their strange hFthplace.
The operator has the snake hide
stretched and drying and win raise
the kittens f0r hausc pets
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
COLORADO AGAIN ENTERS
aALToN SEA BASIN.

Yuma. nec. i0--Once more the en-
tire Colorado river Re iowine into the
seltQn sga, and the imperial and Coz.
chella valleys are once more menaeet
BY rising waters The main line 81
the southern Pacihc must again be-
moved 10 higher ground, unless me
river can Be- brought under control.
and 200 miles OF now line be built a
thousand people Ia the 3alt0n kaslr
viii lose their homes and Irrigation
aboui Yuma must De abandoned " me
break shall not be- stopped Conser'
vntlyc estimate "a that not less thar
$4,000 900 of present values is a.
stake Four days ago the leak began
and Investigation yesterday showed
that the water had found its way
around what Is known a. the Hind
dam. which was but Just built by The
southern Pacific 90 turn the waters.
The dam Itself Is not injured, hnl
the water lows around hs end
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
STOPPING OPERATION or
MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE

Louisville, KY Doc. 10. Judge
Evans. ln tho fedrsl court granted a
temporary restraining order On NOV.
10 prohibiting the city ~ Louisville
from carrying into effect new lele'
phone rates IN accordance with an OF.
der signed by Mayor Bauh, Nov ~.
The temporary order was granted up.
on motion ct the Cumberland Tele'
phone company The trial c0mmenc
"a saturday The ordinance which
Nude the business rates 81 a month
and home rates ranging from ~ 90 VI
mouth are al present la operation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
NEW LEVLANp LINER
IS LAUNCHED TO-DAY

Belfast IRELAND nee i0 Harland
a Wolf Saturday launched Servian
Cor ihe Leyland company Tue new
liner viii trade between Liverpool and
Boston The servmn H of 1850
gtusa TONNAGE with 10000 tons dis.
placement and win boz ihe largest
ship go enter thn pod of Boston
Some OF tho nRures of interest co.
gardlng This new mtiaihan are as fol
lows ieugih between porpondlcu
lars. U0o feOt breadth. lS feet depth
f5 feet only one cluss Oi passengers
will bo carried, os with The uthel
steamers oi enc Lcyland line, and The
/ il5 nrsi class passungers who can ht
carried ON the new vessel win have
the use of the ample decks oncro,
10y tho largu dimensions oft the ship
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
oERMANYs HIGH TAKES
nEIMn nlacuaaEn.

Berlin. Dec go In the roichstae
the question of me new taxes
ls aaaln under discussion The
isct was not concealed by the Chan.
0allor that the FIRST three months of
iho now taxation, laws. approved of
lasi spring hy me usicnaias have
given much concern io RE suvorn
mont. bccause thr total dues collect
ga arc much below fhr unrial esii
mates The Tax on railway titkms
which was expected io hrlng io thf
Budget an annual sum of 10000 COG
marks has only produced fpr the urs
three months q total amount of ltpN,
900 marks OWING io Inc fact ihni ih'
maiouty 90 third class travellers %
Germany uOW choose ihe fourth class
which IS exempt from taxation. ]
was expeSted that the mcreuac IRON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

portlend. Ore. pee To- Will,
Francis J. Hcucy the nntud apacini
prosecutor uf oregon landgrabhefs
and Wholesale timber thieves. h b,n,g
unmyciing The iaurled mass az murI
cipai gfnf IN san Francisco. hig
shines IN Oregon have been stapped
Into by man hardly Ices remarkable
and whose ramc rs fast becoming as
great q terror 90 evldFoors This
man Is William q. Bristol United
states diatflci attorney of OREGON
Who has been selected by President
Roosevelt 90 carry un the further
prosecution OF The land fraud indici-
mcuts.
Early In Deccmbcr these prosseu-
tluns viii be resumed. with bristol Al
the helm. and some az the most In.
ppFtnnt indictments. involving Inn.
nense tracts Of timber grabbed bv
thieves are yet 10 be- taken up.
Among the cases io be tried arn thnse
in which the Kelly-Booth fumhpr
/ syndicate and v. a Booth. Individual.
/ W are charged wnh having prlcticfd
gigantic frauds throughout the State.
! Illegally acquiring timber agvroafinr
nearly ~ 00O. 900 900
Bristol who is not yet 80 years
old. 10 a man OF strong personality
re rs NOT a largc man. bat foroefui:
I hla style ni argument is Airaghl 10
/ the point, ierse and convincing. and
/ hle sharp, keen blue Dyes are caicn.
laled 90 break The cOmnDaure uf the
moot practced periuror Sd being
I claimed that uo matter now we'll
coached q dishonest Witness may Be-.
hc nnhs himself confused and unable
90 "deslver The goods" when uristola
eyes seek out bis own aud hold them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
OUTLET roR PHILIPPINE
SUGAR AID TOBACCO,

washington, Dec Il~If. ~ n
Burrows. director of education ut the
Philippines On report on The con-
ditlon OF the island states that the
political situation Is the best q haa
ever been as the provincial govern.
mont % ln good hands From an
economic standpoint however the Is.
lands are not Ia good condition.
This Is occasioned by the fact that
there Is no market for their slaple
products sugar and tobacco. They
however have a good market for
Cuppa and abakn and from these they
gain their main revenue,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Among lhe potent ONES "a the SEN
nte, curing the coming business SEQ
sloD. will ho Morgan. ~ Alabama, vino
watches the Panama canal with
noverclosiug eye; Lodge, OF ha1s0'
chuseiis. who can turn h'a hand 20
anything and who does everything
we'll. Foraker. who loves scrim
mage. Spuouer who can split % hair
inner han any other lawyer ia tho
senate, Deliver who can make the
raflers ring with the real old genuine
Star spangled Banner oraiory, Nes
son. 90 Norway who knows a thlng
or two in Englhh nrgeridgo. Of In
diana . brilliant fighter aud debnter,
Perkins. the sailor. who stands be
hind Hale In naval affairs. Culberspn
of Texas. who o. resarded by many
people 90 superior intellectually "a
bis brilllauf colleague, Daniel, of Nir
ginla "a descendant Of PpcahonlaA
jobs Rulle and dozen others ga
both sides OF me political fence.
M The house we'll Uncle Joe Can
non b sim un deck. f1 everything %
f. lovely in the house. Several Ola iim
ers WIN sling ihcir swanaung in ih'
houfn this winter Chief among then
la Gen Gruayeuur of OriJ old FlH
gers the only man in ihe United
States who knows On advance whnl
the people viii do on election day
He could NOT fprsec his own victory
bul ihai WAS not his FAULT % wnani
there Ne will hp Joined iu che jour
noy ncrusf SiyS BOZ Jim Wada
worth. 90 Gcneac0. n Y, e man Wh'
owns whole county. and SIN wa
beaten. AHniher who crosses in'
ferry S. McCloary of Minnesota, ih'
aboriginal aandpaiter llls c0nsu
7 iuonfH did mot stand pat. 0r De noFo
would have Joined che honaehoa
parry cn the siys blgEer Than then
all. amang the singers Of swansuns'
IS Habcock of Wisconsin who dehe'
the speakers lehining lasi session
nnd who was mofinlly bic in ihe hee
I by "a Foilrtte
nnt iho huuso win sWlng alune
owen with these great men gone
They Will De- there lhis winter un'
/ by the Time another spsaiun arriNe
I the government win have become af
{ cufiOmed 90 thc prospect So Toni
Z ns Uncle Joe Cannon lH on deak
| quorum Is present. and ihe house 81
ready 40 DO business lie has hrei
spendlne ihe past few days huntln
/ quou sigh his oid chum Jim Hen
onaay. nuW senaiof from Indiana
, Ne ~ reported in bc Ia Cine physics
condition and mentally be- Is ht a
q ald1le. aside from a dun, mysforion
hutzlng IN his ears. bui you can
keep these youngsters from itihin
I with the presidential bee
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
pENNsYLVANIA LEADS
m GENERAL pRoDucTtc

Washington. llec. i0.--Ihe federal
department az agriculture hEa com.
piled statistics giving the leading
states OF the union Ia tho mattcr ~
general production. According "a
these figures Pennsylvania comes
first. leading In eight different pro.
ducts. rye. natural gas. coal. pig iron,
stone. slate. and SAND New York Is
second with hay polatocs, buck
wheat. COWS and salt Texas third
with cotton, rice. mules. and beef cat
tie. Illinois stands fourth. itading 20
three products, corn. oats and horaos.
while Colorado ana Mouiaua tie for
efth place each leading In one pro-
duct
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

The postal iarln would produce re-,
ono mnrta Ger the government but
calculations show that tha r1fnnNc
Tor lhroo months owing 90 fhe lu-
creased tafin. arc about 5000 600
marks below that of the correspond.
inR period of 1905 Only about one
million marka waa raised on the tax.
alton Of automhiiea The govern
mcnt expected 90 obtain ten million
marks a year from taxation on dlyi.
icnds but for the past three months
only 100000 marks wefc resolved
AZ the expenses for The army and
navy are Increasing ri an enormous
rate the government ia puzalcd %
meet the expenditure.