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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22

navy. After decIspans that IN =
are unfounded on tact and sur--enlentins
this declaration BY q long and technical ex-
planation, sir William says:
There IL one thing more that would
ike to say, and think Il is vital. have
known the American navy from the start.
1t is not eeneraliy known that the modern
American navy staTted with the purchase
Of two 6f my designs from Armstrong;.
That was in 1856 From these designs the
Charleston and the Baltimore we're built.
THE first thing want to say in this con-
neetion is that you have naval architects
as capable as any, tn my judgment, in the
world ast H
"The second thing want to say is that
your shipbuiIGing yards are quite equal TO
any we have IN their equipment and man
agement and all that
And the result is that. in my opinion,
you have fleet that. ship for ship, COM
pairing the ships designed at a given date
and that is the only fair comparison--is
eqna 10 anything the world contains. And
next to the British navy, I think your navy
is the best in. the world
saiiars nave Jolly rsme.
LOS ANGELES. April 1.-Los Angeles
continued today it's long program Of enter
tainmeut for the sailors and officers OF
the American battleship fleet. Thirty-five
hundred bluejackets were in the landing
parties which came ashore at the various
ports where the four divisions OF the fleet
are anchored. ana they pitched right into
the fun provided for them with the enthusi-
asm OF boys out OF school. The sailors
again were the guests OF the city, and the
features of the days entertainment were
the same as on yesterday--boxing bouts.
barhecuss, Wild west shows, dancing shoot
ing the ahoots and other forms Of amuss-
rnent occupying the time from early morn
ing until late at night The sailors froiics
are really the most interesting features OF
the fleets stay at Los Angeles. Thousands
OF people 90 each day to Chutes Park and
Agricultural Para to see them at plaq.
For the officers there were a number OF
social events. including a luncheon to the
higher OFFICERS BY General Adna r. Chat
fee at the California club. Tonight the
Chamber Of oommorce at Dedondo where
the ships Of the Fourth division-the Ala
hama. Illinois. Kenrsarge and Kentucky
are anchored. gave banquet at the Hotel
Redondo IN honor of Rear Admiral Charles
: sperry, and other officers of the division.
The entire city, overlooking the sea, was
iilnminsted
All dt the port cities where the ships
aFe stopping are caff$ing out elaborate en-
te-' airmcnt PLANS each day. and thousands
Of persons visited the beaches and the war
shipsl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22
RELEASES B. 4. TUcKER
Federal JudRe Frees Secretary of
Uncle Sam OIL Company
fronf Indictment.

TOPEKA. Kan. April a-H. II. Tucker.
jr.. formerly secretary of the Uncle Sam
OIL company and its promoter, who has
been indicted for using the mails 10 de-
fraud in connection with the promotion Of
the oil company, secured the quashng OF
a second Indictment today. The demurrer
asked that the Indictment be quashed be-
cause IT was too VAGUE and indefinite
Judge Amidon Of North Dakota. who was
presiding in the federal court. sustained
the demurrer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22
satasr Aa.aalt 90 up.

, WATERLOO la April a.-lspecial)- -
Edward and Loiia stenbagen were today
placed bf trial N Ne district court charged
with the crlzhe 81 assault with intent to
kin r. A. Snyder on the evening OF Feb
ruary !. 1903 The case promises to attract
state wide Attention because OF the bold
ness OF the attack. The young men ap-
peared uhconcerned as they sat in The
court foon and Nin Try TO defend their
actions b. seeking 70 prove an slibi.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22

SAN EHANClHlU April 1.-THE Ex-
asrinar today publishes a dispatch from
Los Angeles saying that Sarah Dslano, the
wealthy Mamafonfct IN. " woman. WAS
married there Sunday night last 10 Ensien
JuliuS ~ Collins of tbs cruiser Charleston.
Miss utIAno Naa Involved some time aoo
IN a uhrrIaea with Caftain Albert Deane
Reid. az EnEiI1hman a one time an Off
Ger N ne Hu.ft4 tnq was aubseQeenfly
prosecuted Tor EII0|I The moFIfaNa cana-
siaioh .''sds 81 lltk 1<Iksf cHffesd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22
FEDERAL INJUNCTION GIVEN
Formal order Issued Restraining
Operation of New Alabama
Rate Law.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. April Ala formal
order permanently restraining operation
Of the railroad rate law OF Alabama until
their accuracy and Justice could be inquired
into, was issued today By the federal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22
cry ELncTIoNs 81 soUTH DAKorl
License OF No Iiesnse the Issss In
Many Gases.

LEAD, s, D., Aprsl ii.(special Teiesram)
john A, Blatt. sr,, was elected mayor Of
Lead today N a four cornered fight beat
ing the sooialiAt. Independent and alleged
repunlican ~ good majority. major
ity of the Other candidates on the citizens
ticket were elected. License won BY large
rnafofltv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22
SUMMARY Of THE BEE |


FOR OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
VIC Nfrl---Prohably fair Wednesday, not
much cnange In temperature.
FOR NEBRASKA-Partly cloudy wednes-
day.
FOR IowA-Partly cloudy Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22
cloudy Wednesday
Temnernture
Do1EEsT1C.

OQ2E8T4Cs
Publishers Of the country enter extended
protest against congress adjourning with
out taking some action to give relief from
high prices exacted for print paper. The
house passes the Cannon resolutions for
the appointment of a committee for the
investigation of the paper company's
transactions. Pagel
President Roosevelt will sign the en-
ployers' liability bill passed by congress.
Page q
New Hampshire republicans decline TO
instruct the state delegation to the ma
tional convention. rage
Senator Warner of Missouri makes ex-
tended address in the senate on the
Brownsville incident. condemning the
negro soldiers. Page
Otto Dolph of story county. Iowa. is
belived to have been murdered. Page
Washington government does not con-
template immediate action against Ven-
ezuela. Page 1
suit brought in Oklahoma against news
papers on the ground they violate prohibit
tion law by publishing liquor notices.
Rage
Permanent federal injunction given in
Alabama against operation Of rate law.
Page
Bryan's grandson gives him scare by
hiding on steamer Minnehaha- Page
Little chance for effective legislation
exists now in congress, according to de-
cision of steering committee Of repub-
licans. rage
Forty-two bodies were taken from the
wreck Of train in Australia. Page
Spread of bubonic plague in Venezuela
causes Castro to close one port for fifteen
days. Page
8 More troops are sent to Persian from
tier but late news indicates the brfgands
have been routed. Page
Prince Helie says he will leave his future
with God. as things are happening too
fast for human conception now. Page
NEBRASKA.
Express companies ask to haze supreme
court order modified asserting they do
not know what sibley law means
Stock of merchandise Of John r. House
Of Pender damaged $4,000 to $25,Ooo by
fire. Page 2
co1EAEERCIAL AND uGDusTRIAL.
Live stock market. Fage
Grain makets. rage
Stocks and bonds Page 2
naovEAsEIgra or oaHAH aTHs AAksUIPa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-22

NAVAL ARCHITEors CAPABLE
BLVEIACKETs M LOs =
Elaborate Round Of
for l.naains Partlel !,
shlps--omeers 3 3
ReaOnde.

BOSTON. April Ms-In an
iished here today, Sir wilma
was for nearly twenty years, = e
Bile designer Of All British WI a
nents on recent criticisms Of {, =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

away. His mothers attention was attracted
and she was eEEed into believing that I
had struck the child. Another woman
yelled at her. He hit Wesley; l saw him.
Have him arrested ] never hit him and
never even spoke unkindly to him. ! sim
ply did what any man might have done
took hin by the arm and led him away
when he refused 20 cease throwing dirt on
my steps"
Mr.. Reyes is president Of q philosophical
society and in all his tanks and actions
says he is known among mis- associates for
kindness n hum-anitsranism and espe-
cially IS be kind and sympathetic with
children.
Why. ak about me striking q child.
/ taught school for many years, and in all
that time ! never whipped a scholar. /
don't advocate thai sort Of thing. I be-
heve thoroughly in a different system Of
correction.
And now 10 show that / am not the
hard-hesrted man these women would pic
ture me. let me say that for weeks a
mother with a boy and an infant have been
stopping at my place and never have paid
one cent. That shows whether / an the
man TO beat a child, doesn't it?"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

ner on Sunday for her sisters. Mrs. Law
renee Clos OF Mankato, MINI. and Mrs
S. P. Bennett of Washington.
For the Misses ooden of Hastings a
hayrsck ride is arranged for Monday even
ing, and Tuesday a party win go TO
Manawa with Miss Anna johnson a.
hostess.
Come and Go Gossip.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Cameron left Phi
day evening for Buffalo by way Of Duluth
and the Great lakes. After a few days in
northern New York. they will return to
Msckinac island. spending several days al
that resort later returning to Omaha by
way OF Chicago.
Mrs. z. A Beeson. accompanied by her
mother and sister. Mrs. White and MrI
Jennings. leave Saturday for Lincoln to
visit Mrs. Green.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Dundey left Fri.
day for a western trip to Portland. Ore
and other points OF interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. s. Lesvitt. Miss Hare
Jenkins and Miss Anna Jenkins Of Dun.
dee returned Wednesday from a fortnight's
visit TO Denver. Colo.
Mrs. Frank Meyers returned Thursday
from g visit TO Lexington. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis are at present
In Paris and will return about the laSt OF
September.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

years OF age and leaves q widow and two
daughters
YoRK-Charles wray, instructor in the
York High school, has accepted q position
this week 10 take charge of the work
XORK-Corporal Everett w. Owens OF 10
cal Company A is another York county boy
who won honors at the state rife match at
Ashland His score was Us. = close second
10 ulEenfritz.
MCOOK-Genersl Storekeeper Fryer and
his assistant, Mr.. Smith Of Omaha, were in
the city today inspecting the local store
house Of the Burlington. the working force
OF which they found it pTessingly necessary
10 increase by adding two men
Y~oRK-Pnvste J. nlgenfritz OF York
Company A competed at state target prac-
tice, and making such a good record, he was
made a member OF the state team ana VIII
get 10 60 10 Camp Perry. O., and take part
In the national target practice.
BDOOMFIELD-Announcements were re-
ceived here OF the marriage Of John Dol
phin. mayor Of the city Of Bloomfield, and
Miss Mary Catherine RupPel Of Battle
Creek. They will be al home to their
friends in Bloomfield after September =
MCOOK-T. RooPe Of Lincoln. superin-
teDoent Of motive power Of the Burlington,
is here making a test of a new spark ar
roster and consumer on engine No. &l5,
which the company has high hopes Of max
ing a success. in the burning Of Ignite coal.
HENDERSON-The two good games of
bail played here were hoty contested and
j ~ "a 49, 49, - $500 a~-Ha
The teams were StOckham and Charleston.
The score OF the first game was ? TO in
favor OF Stockham. The second game wss
between SlOckham and Henderson, stock
ham winning by a score Of ; 10 ?
BEATRICE-The triennial conference Of
the Mennonites OF North America will bt
held in Beatrice September to L. and ar
raIEements are now being made for th'
p meeting by the local Mennonites. Dele
gates will be present from all paris Of TIT
United States and Canada On September
the fiftisth anniversary Of the founding o
the organization will be celebrated
TECCMSEH-William Fornefelt receives
a telegram from his wife yesterday ststinl
that her father. James Halepesks, hsi
died that morning al the home Of his sons
Joseph and Frank Halepeska, near Milton
vale. Kan. Mr.. Hslepeska Was born Il
Bohemia and was aged IS years He Ia
z been N America for thlrty-eighi years
His wife died in Tecumseh three years age
The body was brought 10 TeCumssh toda,
and the funeral Will be held al The torns
z felt home Saturday morning al 10 o ciock
y TECTMSEH-County Superintendent N
4 II. Carmsn Is arranging 10 hold a teach
ers' association meeting in o.
Saturday. AUG. .. just before the openin
b OF EchoOl for another year. A good PFC
J. gram is being provided.
n SEWARD-LiEht rains moiStens the cor
and helps to form 4 splendid crop.
SEWARD-The S6Oa0 new addition 10 u
u municipal electric light plant il rapid
nearing completion. Plans for the ne
b. city hall have been submitted 20 the cour
: eli II Is intended by Mr.. H T. Jones I
q build the library before or al the time N
5 city hall IS built.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
HITE IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Victim of Stabbthg AFFAIR "wednesday
Injuries.

SEWARD, Neh, Aug. ~A-(specisl Tele-
granD-Milliam Hite, the victim Of the
stsbbing snrsy al Milford Wednesday
night Is In q precsrious condition and u
not expected TO live Dawson. who did the
staboing, was brought 10 Seward Thursday
night by an officer and is now confined
fere Dawson and HiI7 quarreled Tues
day because Dawson kept hitting Hite with
a ouiH while Hite and e woman were nd
ms on a merry-go-roUrd Dawson then
got a partner and they attacked Hits and
tore his clothes Wednesday Hite asked
Dawson 10 pay for the clothes and DsW-
son pretended 10 so into The hotel for some
money, but he returned with a knife and
stabbed Hite severely. Dawson is - wears
Of age and recently came from Omaha.
Hite works for the Independent Telephone
company al Beaver Crossing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
KEYES DID NOT BEAT BOY
Only Tried TO Get the Little Fellow
to stop Throwing Dirt on
His Steps.

J. Edward Reyes. who conducts a room
ing house at 1919 South Seventeenth street,
was in police court Friday morning 70 an
swer TO the charge OF striking a child, but
his accusers did not appear and he was
discharged.
A complaint was filed in police court
Thursday charging that Mr.. Keyes struck
Wesley Herbert. q N-yesr-old boy. . Mr.,
Keyes offered this explanation:
Il did not strike this child and 1 never
struck q child in NIX life. The facts are,
this little fellow was throwing dirt on my
steps, which roomers could not help but
track into the house and up two flights Of
stairs. asked him to quilt and he did not.
] rock him by the arm and gently led him
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

The Editor Explains-This paper is one
day late this week on account Of the edi-
ter taking 8 day off and sweeping cat the
office. From the amount Of dirt we dug
out OF this office q person would think ii
had not been cleaned since 81, and we
don't know that it has. In the operation
We discovered t~hirty-Eix bottles in one
corner that were relics Of the former edi-
tor. Clydesdale Truemsn Ecker, nearly two
years past from the sleepy city Of Con-
cord. The bottles were all empty, TO be
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
stella N-n Hurt An Wr~rk.

STELLA Neb. AUG. l4@SPecisL Prank
Rowland returned this evening from a two
weeks trip 10 Oklahoma On his return TRIP
he was on the santa Pc train that vas
wrecked near EmPoria- kan, Monday fore
no0n- Three passengers were killed and
t~Wenty-three injured M. Rowland Vas
unconscious from an injury received IN the
hack % the head for thirty-six hours. on
regainiLg consciousness the oompany's
agents got him 10 sign = claim release By
paying SO and giving him a ticket 70 Stella
The oerailment Vas caused by a broken rai
and six OF the eight coaches went in the
ditch.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
WOOL GROWERS FOR STORAGE
Plan 40 Fight Railroad D~iserimina-
tIon 20 Come UP at National
~OnNeufO

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug 1.-THE annual
convention Of the Wool Growers Associs-
ton Of America will be held IL this CITY
August 3 10 - Inclusive Not the least
important q the matters before the con
vsnuon W1n be the movement 20 inaugu-
rate q n~Etioaal storage plsa. An Activs
hight viii be made 70 eliminate alleged
unjust Discrimination o. railroads against
western wool "
ArEuna. Montana Ssvads. Idaho. Wye
ming and Utah represent APPROXIMATELY
IlSa.eoe sheep ard A. sEsusI =ool clip c.
ENo.o0 pounds
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Cholera MOrbuS and
Bowel Complaints

over s5 cases in every hrndred
Of summer complaint could be avoid
ed. say a leading specialist. III every
one was careful TO keep his system
toned up With Duffy's Pure Malt whis-
key. IT'S the most effective germ
destroyer known to the medical pro-
fession."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Tax Raised on Electric Plant.

BEATRICE. Neb, Aug. H-tspecial Tele-
gram THE Board Of Equalization today
raised the assessment on The electric plant
from $4,000 10 ss3O0a The gas company
flied 4 protest. claiming that the assess
ment OF $1,000 on the electric compsnys
service line between Beatrice and Wymore
vas too low. 4 large number OF cases
from Wyuore we're disposed Of by the
board. which viii be in sess on for several
days longer A heavy rain fen here this
morning. estimated al one inch II vii
materially improve the corn,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

The levy last year was 5 mills for the
general fund and ! mill each for the uni
Versity and redemption funds. This year
the general fund levy was reduced 10
~ mills. while the levy for the other
tive funds. which il fixed by statute. re-
manned the same
The total amount OF taxes 70 be paid
on this years valuation viii be slightly
Increased. owing 10 an increase IN Doug
las county. Il viii not affect the taxes
20 be paid in any other county. however.
The board has not yet decided just what
70 make the value OF the capital stock Of
state and national banks in that county.
and 81 is probable Secretary Schsvland
will make q trip to Omaha and personally
investigate before final action is taken.
In the table below the amount Of taxes
20 be psid by Douglas COUNTY Is given
at sz1s.21S.t5. This sum will be In
creased slightly. but not 70 any very
great extent. probably a few thousand
dollar.
An analysis OF the table shows that the
board this year has done more work as
an equslizing board probably than any Of
its predecessors. while many counties
were increased. a large number will pay
less taxes than last year. The following
table shows the amount levied against
the 1897 and 1908 assessments by coun-
fIes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

NCOok-McCook's chautsuqus opens Az
gust . for niae DAYS
BEATRICE-Lberrv Win bold stree.
TAR September u and ".
fohkLCom prospects are boxing mighty
eo1 IN OK county and indfcauons are
thst many fields wi yield from sixty 10
Zoe bushels 70 the acre
BEAIklCE-The marriage o. Marion Car
Penter and Miss Clara Zimmeman Of -
Ellis ~neighb0rhOod vas solemnized a. Pair
bury. Rev. Elm officiating
BEATRICE-Word has been received hers
announclES the deaIh OF A u. BoEau 4
former resident % Beztnce, Nhich occurr~S
al BenedAcL Nebs Essday. he wa :.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
DUffy's Pure Malt WhiSksy
fession.'

is an absolutely pure distillation of
matted grain; great care being used
TO have every kernel thoroughly malt
ed, thus destroying the germ and pro-
ducing a predigested liquid food in
the form Of a malt essence, which is
the most effective tonic stimulant and
invigorator known to science; soft
ened By warmth and moisture, its pal
liability and freedom from Injurious
substances render It % that IL can be
retained By the most sensitive stom-
ach.
II cures nervousness, typhoid, ma
laria, every form Of stomach trouble,
disease OF the throat and lungs. and
all rundown and weakened conditions
Of the body. brain and nerve II is
prescribed by doctors and il recog-
mixed as the worlds greatest family
medicine everywhere.
(DosE) One teaspeonful in each
glass Of drinking water during the hot
weather will kill the germs.
II weak and run down, tske . tea
spoonful four times a day in half .
glass Of milk or water.
Dufty's Pure Malt whiskey iS sold
throughout the world by druggists.
grocers and dealers. or shipped direSt
for 500 per bottle.
II in need Of advice write Consult
ing Physician. Duffy Malt Whiskey
Company, Rochester. New York. stat
ing your case fully. Our doctors will
send you advice free, together with q
handsome illustrated. medical booklet
containing some Of the many thou
sands Of gratifying letters received
from men ard women in all walks OF
life, both old and young. who hAvs
been cured and benefited by the ues o;
the Worlds greatest medicine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Cartous Features of Life
in q Rapidly Growing
state.

Health Hints-Boil the walter. cut the
weeds. don't kiss, the baby, drink butter
milk. chew each moUthfJl Of food forty
seven ohews. salt The chigEers. flea tlv
dog. NOW tie lawn and stop eating ard
drinking much and you may 1--we all sum
mer.-BloominEton Advocate.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

MOUNT CARMEL. Pa. Aug lA-After a
brief on the Sidewalk in Market
street here TODAY Daniel Thompson. a
young man. stabbed and killed his uncle.
Daniel Bierch. The weapon entered The
elder mans neck and he died instantly.
The police arrested Thompson and he vas
quickly removed 10 the jail al SunburY, Pc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
a serious

results from chronic constipation. d..
New Life Pills cure headache.
liver and bowel troublc. &C.
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Annual Mid Summer Sale
at BeatsR'S

Commencing tomorrow and lasting
for one week, we will sell all our drug
and toilet articles at prices that will
pay you TO buy a stock for future use.
Come in and get a list of the complete
line all al the lowest prices Re
member, every thing cut during this
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15

sure. We Will sweep this out once a
month hereafter. whether Il needs Il CT not.
in spite Of man. beast or thu devil
Dixon County World.
Same Od Election Bels-C. w. Kibsr
and o. A. Lennon have mace a bet With
George Herring and Jenkin T. James on the
p presidential election. the former that Taft
will win and the lsttei that Bryan VII
The penalty is tina the losers must b.
harnessed to q carriage and Re driven by
the winners up and down Central avenue
The question is. will they make gns6? or
viii they call il off before clecucns Tbs
entire city is interested and hopes tina gen
tlemen win not lunk--Kearney New Ea.
Standard.
Hot Time in Sidney-Tucsday night tbs
bad mar was out in large numbers Nearly
everyone who ever ook upon the v n
when it Is red OF The beer when 81 is
fosmy. performed the act that night
Forbes men who had been sacked 70
general debility and those who wire ca a
strike for cooler days ami larger wages.
ably assisted by Sidney hcmrf talent
roamed UP and down the highways d.
scribing oblique curves and seek NJ nj m
they might devour. II legitimate SIM
failed them, they fel upon one another
and gave solar plexus blows rnSsi any
old place. Below the belt rules were not
observed and IL was dangerous TO be abroad
unless you were drunk. A a consequences
Of the nights revels the sheriff and
judge had several autopsies 10 psTf9rm
the next day. on which occasion. some
wept oopiously and were told to 90 ana
sin no more, while others got q nttls more
handed out TO ~them.-sidncy Telegraph.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
Lincoln Firm Get. Contract.

h Normal board today gave the con-
tract for furnishing the Peru library to
Ridge & Guenzel OF Lincoln for fl.4s4-S0.
The contract calls for four ~eiEhteen-foot
tables, four Neutrality-suspicious. tables. zoe
library chairs, 357 yards Of cork carpet
and fuelre nrfnHnu rhEaas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-15
TAXES LEVIED IN THE STATE
Total Shows an Increase Over the
Amount Last Year.
DOUGLAS COUNTY BEARS BRUE7
Another ME slice Of ~ Comes from
the Mil Ievies for U~niversity
snd Redemption Funds,
FIXED by Law.
IRON /. stsff corr.,no,s.nt,

LINCOLN, Aus. 14-tspecislD-The
fetal amount 81 taxes 70 be paid by the
people Of the state % the 1905 assess
ment for state. university and redemption
purposes amounts to t2.44s.72S4O. against
1z1o5,ssSsi paid this year. The follow
ing table shows the amounts levied for
the three funds for The two years: