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Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
DRAMA CARRIED TO COUNTRY
Little Theater," Originated by North
Dakota Agricultural College,
May Prove Popular.

Farog, N. D.-"The Little Coun-
try Theater," an idea originated
by the North Dakota Agricultural Col
lege, started a movement in the north
west which is expected TO sweep the
entire country.
The theater, designed in the agri-
cultural college, is I'm every way a
miniature OF the regular theater, but
is 30 constructed that it is readily
adaptable to any small hall. The
idea OF the little theater" is to
bring amateur theatricals into farm
homes, country schools, village halls
and such places.
The simplicity Of the stage settings
are such that they can be constructed
easily and cheaply from the plans
made up at the local college The
plan is adapted more readily to one.
act plsylets.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
SAYS SYSTEM HOOOW|NKS.
GRAIN CONTROLLED BY INTER.
LOCKING, CHARGE.
Elevator Men Own Buying Firms and
coeree Farmers Into Shipping
10 Them, Says Lawyer.

Washington, ID. C.-Exposing what
Representative Manahan calls the
wheat pits gigantic cinch on the
people" Attorney Benjamin Drake
OF the Equity Cooperative Exchange
OF Minneapolis told the house rules
committee there is big interlocking
OF elevator men, commission rncr-
chants and millers In Minneapolis.
81 make the direct charge epd chal.
longe contradiction" he said, that
the elevator men own more than one
half OF the commission houses which
are supposed to represent the farm
ers."
He declared the wheat business is
SO controlled that there is no COM
petition in purchase Of grain at coun-
try points tributary TO Minneapolis,
and that the interlocking system
"hoodwinks and robs' the wheat pro-
ducers OF the northwest. He declared
the commission houses get a grip
on the farmers" by granting them
loans.
THAT is a system of financial slav.
cry" he said. "They simply coerce
the farmers into shipping their grain
to the monopolies.'
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
TOLL BILL SENT TO HOUSE.
COMMITTEE REPORTS FAVoRA-
ON SIMS MEASURE.
mo Tolls Shall Be Levied Upon
Vessels Engaged in cosstwise
Trade" Stricken From Act

Washington, ID. C.-The Sims bill
to repeal the Panama canal tolls
exemption was favorably reported by
the house commerce committee by a
vote of II to 4. Representatives
Doremus of Michigan and O'Shaunes-
sy, Democrats; Knowland Of Califor-
MIA, Republican, and Lafferty of Wash
ington. Progressive, voted against It.
This action came within less than
"a hours after President Wilson's
personal appearance at joint session
OF congress with a request that action
be taken to repeal the clause exempt
ing American coastwise ships from
toll charges, on the ground that 1t
was in violation of the Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty.
The Sims bill nad been stored in
the files ever since the house rejected
1t as an amendment to the Panama
law, but it was recalled for consid-
Grafton Immediately after the presi-
dents address.
The bill as reported by The COM
mittee simply provides that the SEN
tence in the Panama canal act read
ing, mo tolls shall be levied upon
vessels engaged in the coastwise
trade of the United States" shall be
repealed.
Members who voted against 1t
pointed out that another provision re-
lating to minimum tolls also must be
repealed or the whole question still
will lie open and the United States
may in lis discretion allow American
vessels free use OF the cana.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
ENDS LIFE AS bum SHOW
Unknown Man Quotes Shakespeare
"AII the Worlds a Stage"
With Slang Comment.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Jacob Issel.
hard, former employe of the
adjutant generals office in the Philip
pines. stepped into a downtown door
way here and swallowed a fast-work-
ing poison. He had taken precau.
lions to conceal his identity. In a
note he signed himself as "One who
aimed high but hit Iowa poor marks
man and failure"
In another note WAS written:
"All the worlds stage; we, the
actors, life the people--and it's a bum
show. Please don't worry about my
identity. Just bury me and accept
my thanks"
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
ADAMS0N "CUSSED" FOR JOY
Chairman Of Interstate Commerce
Committee Is Pleased at Presi-
dents Toll Message.

Washington. d. C.-Democratic
Leader Underwood said he would re-
serve comment on the tolls message
until he made a speech on the sub
ject. He indicated he disagreed with
the President.
Chairman Adamson of tho inter.
glad over the message he "cussed"
with JOY. SHe said:
The message is square at home
and abroad, especially at home. The
charge that we are surrendering to
Great Britain is d lie. We will
now repeal that piece OF rascallty."
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Three Die In st. Louis Fire.

st. Louis, Mo.-Three men we're
killed, scores are unaccounted for in
a fire that started from an explosion
in the Missouri Athletic club, Fourth
street aud Washington avenue. Many
guests not realizing that the blaze
was serious remained in their rooms
a few minutes gathering their clothes
before attempting to escape. Then
they were forced TO the upper stories
by the flames and sought safety over
the roof
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
II KILLED UNDER AVALANCHE
Detachment of Austro.Hunearisn SOL
dlers Are Overcome While Maneu-
vering on Skis in Alps.

Vienna, Austria.-Seventeen AS
tro-Hungarian ski soldiers were killed
by an avalanche while maneTyering
on Artler Spitz, the highest mountain
OF the Tyrolean Alps.
While a company went through a
ski drill on the mountain a huge fall
Of earth. snow and rock fell on a de-
tachment, burying them under tons o.;
debris.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

New York.-Through a process OF
fresh air and much sunshine DR.. Jo-
seph Schmaskin announced that he
had grown skin on large wounds
caused by burns which Otherwise
would have required the operation Of
skin.grafIing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
1000 Suffer OF Typhoid.

St Johns, Quebec.-T.e serious
ness of the pedidemic of mild typhoid
in ST. Johns and Iberyille became
public when it was learned that at
least 1000 are suffering from the
disease.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
San Francisco Buys Car Line.

San Francisco-This city's pur.
chase OF the Union street car line,
which runs from the ferry building
to Presidio was completed BY the
payment OF s3l2,333. The city took
possession Dec. u, 1918
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Woman's Body ptrm.mb,,,a

Stockton, Csl-The body Of Esther
Crotzer, who has been missing from
stockton for sx weeks, was found in
TTapper Slough, near Holt. Cal. The
BODY had been cut into IL pieces,
which "cro contained in four sacks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
FOUR ARE BURNED TO DEATH
Fire at Saxon, Wis.,, Boarding House
Believed to Have Been Started
by lncendiarles.

Ashland, Wis.-Four persons were
burned to death and one is dying at
an Ashland hospital as the result of
fire which destroyed Patrick Auger's
boarding house and saloon at Saxon,
Wis
The dead are Tillie Anger, "a years
old. daughter of Patrick Anger, and
three unknown men.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
40 KILLED IN COhXiNG FIRES
Illinois Report Shows That Many
Women Perlshed az Result of
Pouring OIL Into Stoves.

Chicago, IlI.-FOrty Illinois won.
en- lost their lives in 1913 from
pouring kerosene or gasoline into
their kitchen stoves, according to the
annual report OF Walter II. Bennett,
state fire marshal.
Deaths from fire in the state in
1913 were 3S7. The money loss was
Sl3.556,44S, OF which Chicagos loss
was $5,040,353.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Polsona Self at RannIInt

Joliet, ll!.-Dr. Lemuel Steiner took
poison at a banquet given to him on
the eve OF his departure for. San Fran
cisco 20 accept al appointment as a
lieutenant in the marine corps. His
recovery is doubtful
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
20 Killed in coaxlno Fires.

Chicago.-Forty Illinois women lost
their lives in 1913 from pouring kero-
seno or gasoline into their kitchen
stoves, according to the annual re
port OF Walter II. Bennett, state Are
marshal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Fund is Not Vet comnlcte

London.-Sir Ernest Shackleton has
obtained $4,000 which was needed
TO carry out his exploring trip across
the Antarctic continent in the south.
He wan $4,000 more as 4 margin
for the supporting parties.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Receivers for Trolley Line.

Danyille, Ill.-Willism Lorimer OF
Chicago. John A. Hamilton OF Marissa
and Wilbur 4. Crane were appointed
receivers by Federal Judge Wright
for the Southern Traction company
OF Illinois
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

|. Augustus Stanwood, who, watch
ing hornets hunt their nests half a
ceatury ago. conceived the idea Of
manufacturing paper from wood and
thls became, it is said, the first pro-
Iucer of paper from wood pulp, died
in his Brooklyn home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
AIImony Of / Cent a M.sk

Phiiadelphis.-Probably the lowest
amount OF support for a wife ever
hxed by judicial decree was that pro
v'ded by Judge Elliott, when he or.
dered John e. Wyman to pay fis
wife l cent a week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
w. v. T. to Aid EMPLOYEES.

New York.-A proft.sharing plan to
beneht employees has been started by
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany, which is offering all of its men
a limited amount of the company's
stock.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Huerta Plans Bank.

Mexico Sty. Mex.-Gen. Victoriano
Huerta's strongest financial move
since he became dictator OF Mexico
was expected to result from decree
ready for signature creating a COVER.
ment bank to issue 4O9,O0O.0OO pesos
ts2O0, O00,oO0).
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Engineer Slays Fireman.

Mobile, Ala.-In a battle in the cab
OF d speeding engine al Shubuta,
Miss, NJ. f. Cole OF Meridian, Miss,
fireman, was killed by Marshall Bas-
kin, engineer, also OF Meridian. Cole
had attacked his engineer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Aerial Postal Service Planned.

81. Petersburg-Steps were taken
ior the early Introduction OF an aerial
oos'al service between 81. Petersburg
I'D six CT the leading provincial
owns. All letters conveyed Ly this
means are TO be charged an extra tax.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Jacob Riis Critically ~.

New Orleans,-Jacob Riis, noted
settlement worker, suffered a relapse
here and is in critical condition
He had abandoned a lecture tour and
had intended leaving for Battle Creek.
He has heart trouble.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

New York.-A son was born % Mira.
Richard Derby, who was Ethel Roose-
welt, daughter OF Theodore Roosevelt.
She married Dr.. cDrby at Oyster Bay
april 4, 1913.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Woman's Body pismsmbsred.

Stockton. Cal.-The body of Esther
Crotzer. who has been missing from
Stockton for six weeks. waG found in
Trapper Slough. near Holt. Cal. The
body had been cut into II pieces,
which were contained in four sacka.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Aerial Postal Service PLANNED

st. Petersburg.-Steps were taken
for the early Introduction OF all aerial
postal service between st. Petersburg
and six OF the leading provincial
towns. All letters conveyed by this
means are to be charged an extra tax.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Guest "eeaned,n MAYOR Apoloul-.,.

Metuchen, n, J.-Nayor TAFT has
written letter Of apology on behalf
Of the city 10 Prot. NJ, G. Mcqueen
Of CEnrleetown, Mass. whose head
was the target for boy bean shooter
during 6 lecture here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Answers Court suit in Poetry.

Syracuse, y. Y.-'All other things
in said complaint are here denied,
because they AMT" rhymed Arthur
c. Sharp, answering IL eight verses
of poetry a suit for 500 for killing q
reighbor'E dog.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Col, eosthaIs oets Third Medal.

New York.-The medal of the Ma.
tional Institute of Social Sciences was
presented to Col George w. Goethals
at the Economic club, thic making the
third OF such tokens he has received
in as many days.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Gen. Felix Diaz came to ", rt,r
ton to invoke the aid Of tl. :
ment in a movement he pr.r ~
launch to depose Hucrta and W
himself temporary ruler Of ra. .
lie of Mexico. ''O
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Don't Wed Fighter" Wife Advises.

San Francisco.-"Neyer marry a
prize fighter, girls; they are the mean
est men on earth" This advice was
given by Mrs. Birdie La Grave. who
has applied for a divorce from Anton
La Grave, pugilist.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Vigorous criticism OF the rr..,n,
administration of Philippiuo .,..,. NJ
was voiced in speech in IN. us
by Representative Miller of -,..n"
sofa, who some months ago mad.
i've months tour of the island.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Biloxi. Miss.-Vadie Steel. II years
old, was married to Lonnie Parker,
&c. The Steel girls mother says she
VIII fight to annul the marriage.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
Congressional Mates

The senate passed Senator s,o-
on, 20 abolish the office of recelye- , y.
public moneys at the springft. 81 ~
land office. .1' 40,
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

The appointment Of Clarcrc,
Cannon Of Lincoln county, Mo. rs a A
ceed Edward A. Glenn Of Ioy,,.a ''o'
MO, as journal clerk of the b,,.,
$4,000 a year, was anpopr,' l'' az
Speaker Clark. oy
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Announcing his support OF Fresf
dent Wilstsl's policy TO repeal mo
provision OF the Panama canal ac'
exempting from tolls American ooasp
wise shipping. Senator Thc'H'o~
Democrat, OF Louisiana, in a slsIe.
ment said the president had ini2'moa
MIN that in his judgment the frpeA
of the exemption clause Is necgs'AU
for the continuance Of our p'essn'
friendly relations with foreign pow
ers and the success of our foreign Por
cies."
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Administration bill to resuis"
velopment of the vast resource
aforementioned lands in th' w"
were introduced In the senate a.
house SATURDAY, BY Senator M'J"e
Montana and Representative felrn
Oklahoma, chairman OF the cSns'NI
sionsl public land committee
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

The federal reserve board pI..sb,v
Will be selected by April 1. Do ....rg
with callers, President Wil.a. ..yo
that date as the one toward W.... Tho
organization committee Wa. .y.einS,
for the establishment Of the .... ia
eral reserve system of baul.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12
TEXANS FIND AMERICAN RANCH
OWNER WAS TORTURED
AND EXECUTED.
ACT ON GOVERNORS ORDERS
WANTED Remains 10 Determine Man
ner OF Death" State Executive
Explains-Nine Armed Mon
Garry Out Plan at Night.

Laredo, Tex.-TeIas rangers in the
dead Of night crossed the interna-
uonal boundary line, exhumed the
body OF Clemente Veragra, slain by
Mexican federals. and buried in the
Hidalgo, Mexico, cemetery, and
brought It across the Rio Grsnde to
American soil.
The rangers established the fact OF
Vergara's execution after he was
seized by Mexican federals.
Identification was made by Verga.
ra's son and by numerous friends,
many Of whom were In the party Of
nine. led by the state border patrol.
which made the grim journey to the
cemetery
Brought Back TO U. s.
The body was brought into the
United States at point As miles north
OF Laredo over Hidalgo, and near the
Vergara ranch American Consul
Garrett of Nuevo Laredo and deputy
sheriffs were waiting to receive II,
and pending the arrival of an under.
taker from Laredo an armed force
stood guard over the body.
The little band OF nine heavily
armed men, ignoring diplomacy and
Drawing the Mexican federal soldiers,
left Palafox, Tex. crossed over to
Hidalgo, then, by circuitous route,
rode by moonlight to the Hidalgo
cemetery.
Whether the Mexican soldiers knew
OF the expedition is not known. but
in any event they made no effort to
thwart the purpose Of the invaders"
The body of the American stock
man lies in an undertaking parlor,
It having been turned over to United
States Consul Garrett
Dispatches from Austin quote Gov.
Colquitt as saying:
Some persons might call this in.
vasion," but IL is not. We wanted
Vergara's body to determine the man.
ner of his death-and we have IT,
Il do not care to talk further until
] have more details"
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

An appeal for simplill-et.'a !.
court procedure to facilitate the y =.
ministration OF justice was H''e =
the house judiciary COMMITTEES Z!
delegation OF lawyers headed W 'o'
mer President Taft.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

All attempts to limit tho au '9'lV
OF the postmaster.geaeral 10 .a~1s'
the weight, rates or zones IN 'a' pa.
Gel post service were defeated b" 'p'
senate during consideration o. D'
postofiice appropr. al c" 80!
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

President Wilson revealed to those
who discussed Mexican affairs with
him that he fully realized the gravity
Of the situation resulting from the
killing of William S. Benton, Brit.
ish subject; the reported murder OF
Gustav Bauch and Clemente Nergara,
American citizens, and Gen. Carran'
zas denial of the right OF the United
States to look after the Interests Of
foreigners generally in Mexico
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Revision of the interstate trads
commission bill, as prepared - me,
house interstate commerce commit'
tee, was practically ended after Q
conference with President Wilson on
the subject, attended by Represents
tive Covington, chairman, aad oLRa
members OF the subcommittee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Secretary Lane has called confer
ence on irrigation of the arid west to
meet In Denver on April 9, and has
requested the goyerEors OF Arizona
California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana
Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon, South
Dakota, Utah, Washington and "yS
ming to send representative
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

A bill for the thanks of o. r.,s
to Col. George w. Goethas and n
authorize the president 30 ..Y,jnt
him a major general in the ann. vas
introduced by Senator Lodge
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Germany has protested against the
provision of the Burnett bill to re-
Quire immigrant ships to carry 81
United States health inspector. Th
question of sovereignty over fcrein
ships is involved in protests by both
Italy and Germany.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Senator Reed braved the wrath Of
Missouri suffragists by becoming the
champion of the opponents Of votes
for women at a session OF the senate
BY a record vote-47 to l4-the mo
ton to table resolution to amend tho
constitution was defeated
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

Secretary Bryan Informed the sor
erning board of the Pan-Amcric@
union, composed Of representative
of all the American republics, that 10
had accepted the invitation OF ChlIe
and would visit Santiago next Sep
TENDER, at the time of the meeting
there of the fifth Pan.American con.
ference.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

John b set Moore, counselor n
the state department, and the rceos.
nized strong man of the admiu!stra.
ton on international questions, con.
cluded his service with the coyer.
ment when President Wilson accept
ed the resignation Mr.. Moore had sun
mitted a month ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

BY the well-nigh unanimous vots
Of S02 to 3, the house passed the
Booher bill, providing that all artt
cles made wholly or in part By con.
Wet labor be subject, in Interstate
commerce, to the laws of the stats
where the articles originated
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-03-12

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Congressional Notes
Inc senate passed seps,or O..
Dill 70 abolish the office of ., 'onss
public moneys at the spripeft..I Ct
land office. .1 40,
The appointment OF CI,~...
cannon OF Lincoln county, Mo ~, "A a
coed Edward A. Glenn Of Iou w. sue
MO-, as journal clerk of the b,..,a'
$4,000 a year, was annour..i AZ
Speaker Clark oy
vigorous criticism OF the r......
administration of Philippiuo .,..,.I
was voiced in speech In tb.
by Representative Miller OF No.
sofa, who some months apo
i've months tour of the island
Gen. Felix Diaz came to "a. ....
ton to invoke the aid Of d.. -
ment In movement he prom -
launch to depose Hucrta a.r "
himself temporary ruler of ra. ny
lie of Mexico.
The federal reserve board n....b,.
will be selected by April /. l Ind
with callers, President NNU... -
that date as the one toward a.... ,hs
organization committee Wa .,.eirS,.
for the establishment Of the ..... ia
eral reserve system of baul.
A bill for the thanks of .. r.ss
to Col. George w. Goethals and -
authorize the president 90 ..,,int
him major general in the a.r. sa,
introduced by Senator Lodga.
John b set Moore, counselor ~
the state department, and the rgeoy.
nized strong man of the admin!sta.
ton on international questions, con.
cluded his service with the Govern,
ment when President Wilson accept
ed the resignation Mr.. Moore had sun
mitted a month ago.
BY the well.nigh unanimous yo,s
OF 3O2 to 3, the house passed the
Booher bill, providing that all artt
cles made wholly or in part By con.
vict labor be subject, in Interstate
commerce, to the laws of the stats
where the articles originated
Secretary Bryan Informed the gor
erning board of the Pan-Amcricm
union, composed Of Representative
of all the American republics. that 10
had accepted the invitation OF Chile
and would visit Santiago next Sep.
TENDER. at the time of the meeting
there of the fifth Pan.American con.
ference.
President Wilson revealed to those
who discussed Mexican affairs with
him that he fully realized the gravity
Of the situation resulting from the
killing of William S. Benton, a Brit
ish subject the reported murder OF
Gustav Bauch and Clemente Nergara,
American citizens, and Gen. Carran.
za's denial Of the right OF the United
States to look after the Interests Of
foreigners generally in Mexico
Germany has protested against the
provision of the Burnett bill to re-
Quire immigrant ships to carry
United States health inspector. Th
question of sovereignty over foreip
ships is involved in protests by both
Italy and Germany.
Senator Reed braved the wrath OF
Missouri suffragists by becoming the
champion of the opponents Of votes
for women at a session OF the senate
BY a record vote-47 to 14-the mo
ton to table resolution TO amend the
constitution was defeated.
Secretary Lane has called confer
ence on irrigation of the arid west to
meet In Denver on April 9, and has
requested the governors OF Arizona
California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana
Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon, South /
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-11-20
ALBERT SURE OF VICTORY
Brave Belgian King Says His Coun-
try May Be Beaten, But Is Not
Crushed.

London.-"Tell everybody I will
never leave my army If / have to
leave Belgian soil" This declaration
was made by King Albert of Belgium
to a Belgian diplomat who inter-
viewed the ruler at Ostend, according
to the Daily Express. The king con-
tinued:
Our army has retreated from Ant
werp and concentrated brilliantly. All
are ready to give their lives, as am
1, for Belgium's independence. 1t
breaks my heart to think that this
beautiful country, SO peaceful, so in
dustrious, should be occupied even
temporarily, by so wanton an enemy.
II feel that whatever has been done
has the warm approval of all Bel
gians and civilized Europe. We may
suffer reverses, but our confidence of
final victory is stronger than ever.
We are beaten, perhaps, for the time
being, but we are not crushed"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-11-20
GERMANY PAYS FOR AN AUTO
Chicago Man Receives 10000 Marks
for Car Worth Only $4,000
When New.

Chicago.-The efficiency of the Ger
man government is, shown in more
ways that one according to Ferdinand
Bunte of this city.
One of these ways-not SO we'll
known-is the promptness with which
the government pays it's debts.
Mr.. Bunte exhibited letter from an
agent of the military commission in
Stuttgart, informing him that 10000
marks had been deposited to his cred
it in German bank by the govern
ment.
Il keep an automobile in a garage
in Stuttgart" he said, for ! go to
Europe every year to see my daugh-
tiers and five grandchildren. l went
to Europe last February and was
caught in the war. My automobile,
which cost me $4,000 marks, was COM
Wandered by the government for use
in the army. Two days later the mill.
tary commission paid 10000 marks for
the automobile. l had used the auto
mobile for year, and this was a good
price"