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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
MI SMO, IN
LAZNJIVI KLJUKCI.
Ponatis IL "A. s.

vi Nrduo piScmo. da 81 Socija-
li>ti Iaiuiki. %SlcparJi. o>li. bcda-
hi 10 j. laz, mi pravimo, da
50 farSki voditrlji lazuiki in Sic
parji. kcr klcrikalno uavodilo jim
Iatracujc. ia morajo >lcpariti i'm
lagaii tako. ola od Sramu nikdar
nee lardc ali oblcdr. kadar lazcjo
e. socialism,.
kaj j. kri>tov uauk IIuditrva
iluajdba' Ti>orkrat ne Mas od-
govor j. tale Nauk krista j. IA.
.jrdavih farley ideal i'm ELLA po
vctjcm ~hlagoStauju ma strOSkc
prr>lcpljruih dclavccv. Dokaz
Dclavci-klcrikalci. rcpublikauci
iu dcmokratjc. koliko vam j. do
ur>,l kapitalilcm? Me. sal mi "a.
mi prizuavamo. Ola jc >taujc de.
lavccv vcduo boil tuluo ina memo.
>uo 'Op .Iaucza Mi hi scvcda
tuii radI ~upraSaii. koiiko jr do
u,>yl drla,crm >oclalilcm. Am
pax jc le vrag, kjrr mi boga So.
daj uamrcG ne vladajo socialist.
tcmvrt uair Straukc. "a katrrc mi
lvc>to d"lamo rcklamo 10 so de.
mokratNa in rcpublikan>ka. Ako
hI mi kaJ ~upraSali, po'cm mas So
,rda >ociali>titni voditrljitki hi
tro primrJo "a nos. BlamaIc pa l.
mamo - >rdaj. vcc kot pre-
wee Ali vas ic klrrikalizcm o.
>vohodil della IL tcSkih Npon ka.
pltalizma in SuIrnjstya' Nikakor
ne. k"r klerikalizcm in kapitali-
Icm sta dvojGka. katera 81 drzi-
Ia v prijatcljskem ohjrmu. Sploh
pa uaSa rimSko-katoliSka ccrkcv
nj nitr>ar druzcga. kakor veil
kau>ka kapitalistitna organizaci-
ia. kaj j. dobrrga klerikalizem
in kapitalizcm doncscl ma Calu-
mctu. cop. %.Iancza. V zadnji Stv.
"A. s. Smo lagali. da ko je bill
prcdSednik Meyer ma Calumet.
ola So je kar ustraSil sociialista
Bcrgcrja. da hi ne Skodoval ME
@ovi d"lav>ki wen. ChicaSki so.
ciali>titui voditcljtki scvrda naSc
Iaii nitro pogrumtajo; cato ma
ten m->tu >lovcsno izjayljamo,
da >n'o :" po uaSi katoliSki ma
vadi llagali. in ia Moycra takrat
>ploh mi bilo bakrenem okroz-
IN 10 j. priScl Berger h kon-
"rc>nl prciSkavi ma Hancock.
Mich Toliko mojim ''hravcem"v
prijazuo pojasnilo. ola hodo vrdc-
Ii. ia ~ tudi uadSkofovi Svctuiki
lcIo rad lazcmo'. kaj So bono
hNalili. la Smo klcrikalci Z de
uarjcm pomagali S~tavkarjem ma
Calumrtu' Mar MISC %najvr5 poma
"alI socialist .Ic IT, res. ia Smo
zavolio lcpN"ga proti komcu S,raj
fa tudi mi pri "a. S" zatcli ma
hlrati "a Strajkaric. lag. Krani
ski JanrI sem tudi "'Senkal" -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
= X o |. X T.

81 protivi tcndcncam dotiGne IL
redbc ali razmcrc spremcniti,
zboljSatI in zlcpSati. kcr konstan-
tho staujc izkljutujc naprcdek,
cato y takih slutajih clovck nj ma
prrdru. temvcc kon>rrvativen.
kouScrvativuc idcjc ne morcjo hi
II idcjc uaprcdka.
lDnilr prihoduut
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
IL polja moderne vede.

tujc in zadrzujc toraj naprcdova-
ME. konServativcn tlovek nj
%napredcu.
Ncizobralcui ljudjc, katcrim
niso mani tcmcljni prlrodni "a
koni in ne pojmijo principov evo
lucijc ter naprcdka. Smatrajo vsc
>ccialur urcdbe in razmcre "a
konStantne. Po laslugi naSrga
SolSkcga Sistcma ina tudi ''intcli-
genoa, hi 81 jc omejila Samo ma
iolSko izohralbo IN ma Svojo Stro-
10 o cvoluciji in naprcdku zc-
10 mcglrnc pojmc. NSled tcga SO
vctkrat dogaja .da Smatra tlovck,
Hi 81 j. ujil zgodoviuo Same pc
Imaujih pojavih. kakor 50 lctni-
cr. imcua. vojSkr it'd, vSo zgodo-
vino Same po zumaujih pojavih.
kakor 81 lrtuicc. imeua, voj>kc
it'd. NSo lgodovluo L. ~ golr va
rijacijc hrcz dali>cga pomona
Tcmu pomaga tudi prcnapcto Gi-
Slanjr miuuloSti i'm tradicijc. Ia.
To j. pSiholoSko povScm umljivo.
da Smatrajo ljudjc tc vrstc. Sprc-
membe, novotarijc in reforme.
propagiraur od Straui uaprcdka
leljnih rlcmrutov, "a motcnjr re
da miru in komoduoSti ter "a
omaloNalcvauje tradicijc. kcr jc
CHINA >ila primitivnih ljudl ego
iI,m. cato Sc p%riprayljcui Sproje-
ii novotarijc i'm rcfOrmc lc. ako
lrii njih koriSt ucpoSrcduo ma
dlaui. Use. kar hi cclokupncmu
GloveStvu morcbiti lahko kori>ti-
10 i'm "a ~povznc>lo ma viSjo kul
turuo Stopnjo. trdovratun odkla
ujajo. kakor nitro me- odgovaria
uJlhovcmu oScbucmu. ralrrdur
ma. >tamov>kcmu ali pa uarodur
mn rgoizmu Ia jim diktira boj
"a v>r prcdpravicr. Hi jih uiivajo
y dauaSnji drulhi i'm IN uadaljni
oh>toi >%ocialnih urcdh i'm razmrr
cd katerih imajo svojr posebne
pori>ti. Nth strcmljcnja so kon-
Srrvativna.
hon>erVativcn j. danes Glovck.
ako zagovarja stare s~vc,ovnc ma
zorr in 81 brani konsckvenc mo.
derne vcde; ako zagovarja avto-
Ttarsko vladno obliko i'm odkla.
nJa doSlcdui dcmokratiZrm ako
j. "a nadaljni obstoi Scdanjega
rcda I'm naSprotujc socialistiGnim
'"hdrncam ako zagovarja narod-
m >cparatizcm in So protivi sire.
mII"nJu zdruIiti wee manjSih i'm
>lablh Sorodnih uarodov y vcGio
IN motnrjSo Skupiuo: ako jc "a
'HtalJnl obstOJ nccnakopravnosti
"b'h Spolov; ako j. "a nadalini
ohStoj smrtne kazui i'm prot nieni
odpravi; ako j. "a vcdni obstoi
vS"h jczikov in proti uvedbi ka.
kcga mcdnarodncga jczika it'd.
TAX clovck ic ravno tako konscr
vativrn kakor so bill oni, XII 50
svoJe dni odklanjali idejo. da So
vrtl zemlja okrog solnca. ia Sc L.
rlov"k tckom razyoja razvil IL
zivalI: XII so zagOvariali stare ma
rodn" mere in So protivili vpclia-
VI m~cdnarodnr dccimalnc meter
SIX" m"r" nd V v>eh toh in 10
dobnlh Slutajlh je clovck konscr-
vativcn. kcr zagovaria nadalini
ohStol kake urcdbc ali razmcrc in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Ioda scdaJ lmamo zopet smolo.
Pr Nv. +. of NJ" lzdajajo nam
rec SvoJc orOzjc glasilo The Mi
ucrs Magazine Y tenn magaliuli
50 bila vNaki trdcu pod uaSlovom
Strike Donations" objayljcna i
mcua in darovanc >votc "a S,rai-
karJ". y glcJ "a spaka, mojega-
JanclOVega imrua nj hllo uikdar
notri. In kcr j. 81 ucki rdrci raz-
capancc p%ovcdal. ola tudi ma dis.
trikt lokal nj priScl nobcu cent IA
StraJkarJc od krauJskih farley
50 81 zaGcli SocialiStlGul voditrlj-
tkl Y Chicago r. spoglcdovati i'm
Scpctati, kedo Jc zalumpal dotiG.
M dcnar. Ali uiSmo mi kraniski
iarJi, l. naSimi cajtcngami elias
nixon in "A. s" krivi. da IT,
bill Strajk zgubljcn, Ali nj bila
naSa dolznOSt .uavduScvati stay
karJc napr Mil ru MOI mai ne
gre Skchat, Stojtc rama oh rami
] "a vase p%ravicuc zahtcvc boil tn
dino Skupaj kot kitajSki I'D. In
raNno tako dobro. kakor dobro
rcm, ia sem kraujski Jancz. ray
mo takO tudl dObr0 vcm. ia ako
hi moJ bratcc LUka IL zrlrlnikov
kaJ taccga rckcl svojim faranom.
IN Strajk y cooper Couutry''
blI r. dayuo dobljcn. i'm dclavci
hl hlll lahko l|zvoJcvali v>c pra.
wee ,kater" jim gredo. kot silva
rltrlJcm vScga boga>tva ma >yrtu.
Nj krauJSki farJi dobro vcmo. ia
ako bI Y Strajkih ne bilo skebov.
poirm hI tudi NEE bio potrcha va
Jakov. ne deputy Scrifov in me- i'm
p%ortIramlh morilccv IL vsch vrciih
ameriSklh NEST. N>cga tcga hi ne
hIlo potrcba; kakor tudi ne hi hi.
10 mad 50 SvcIih grobov ma calu-
| mct>kcm pokopaliScu. Ampak JAZZ
krauJNki .IancI sen Sarlatan i'm
"" I'lm. ia hi MOI kolcga La.
kcc po'cg maStuc >luzbc izgubil.
po>tran>kl zaSluzek Z revolver
Jrm y lcpu in zvczdo ma prSih. Nj
/amcriwC P%rolctarcu. ker dclavcc
nri, da hi moral imrti krajSl de
lu.H..r ~. -. Ill 49, -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Poznati rcSnico j. dobro. toda
lagovarjati in braniti jo. je pa 81
boise.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY.
By Levy Bros.


 President Maben of Sloss Sheffield believes that the present conditions in the Steel industry will continue until after the election next fall. The price of oil in Kansas and Okla. homa fields is cut six cents to 90 cents a barrel.
 It is announced by the Interstate @ Commerce Commission that its pri. mary decision in the rate case will be as to sufficeney of the present revenues.
 Winter Wheat in Kansas is progres. sing satisfactory, no damage having occurred from the cold weather. Weekly gross earnings for 27 rail. reads show an increase of 5.15 Der cent.
 The Wolverine Copper Co. (Michi. gan). again passed their April diyi. dend.
 Six new shoe factories costing nearly Sl,0OO,0O0 will be bull, Lynn, Mass, before the end of the summer American stocks in London, firm. Is to S-S higher.
 Metal, l4 1-2, IA 5-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
MARKET SLUMPS TO T HE LOW OF THE YEAR
 ON FOREIGN SELLING, RATES DELAY AND SERIOUS TURN TAKEN IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS

NEW YORK. April ii.-Prouounced weakness developed in the stock mar ket today with largely increased volume bf traiing Not only was professional selling heavy, but 1t was evident for the first time in several weeks that liquidation on consider. able scale was in progress
 The decline was influenced by the serious turn in the Mexican situation The recent slow decline encouraged more active selling by the profession. als. When it became evident that con ditions favored bear assault. 1t was delivered with telling effect and the list fell near the years low point
 Another blow to the bulls was an. nounced of the Interstate Commerce Commission indicating that the freight rate decsion would not be reached as quickly as looked for recently Ex- pectations that advance would be granted and that this action would be taken speedily, had bee nperhaps the chief factor in holding up the market during the last few weeks lu the face of discouraging news regarding gen eral business conditions
 Still another factor on the bear side was the selling here for foreign ac- count London bought amalgamated and Canadian Pacific. but sold all other stocks, disposing Of l5,OO0 shares or more on balance.
 When the news came in the last hour that the fleet had been ordered to Tampico. supporting orders were rushed in to prevent a bad break and the market rallied slightly. The re. ooyery did not hold. however. and the close was not far from the days low prices.
 Bonds lacked support. The heayi. ness was most pronounced in traction, and other low priced issues Total sales. S2,O0O,OO0 Panama Threes reg. isiered declined Is on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
SAFETY FIRST AT LAKE.
Good RsslWs Being Achieved There
 Says Bureau of Mines.

From the third annual report of the National Bureau of Mines. Joseph A. Holmes, Director r.lthe following is taken under the head of Rescue and First-aid Training at Lake Superior Metal Mines, .. .
 On the Lake Superior iron ranges interest in safety work is high, Many of the large companies are spending time and money on safety devices and measures looking to the welfare and safety of miners, but some small con. cerns have been paying little atten- ton to such matters. The following improvements were noted at the end of the year: Increased, interest in safety work and in the training of men in the use of breathing apparatus and first aid to the injured; a greater tendency toward cooperation in safety work between the various companies; I; almost general abandonment of can dles in favor of carbide lamps for lightning under ground, and the es- tablishment and equipment of rescue and training station. Though it is not claimed that the work of the bu. reau was directly responsible for those improvements, it is probable
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
RE-INTERMENT OF THE BODY OF WARREN IS FURTHER ADVANCED BY THE SELECTION OF SITE FOR NEW GRAVE, MONUMENT PLANS

ect and might be looked upon as will ing to cooperate in any way that may be desired He stased the objections to either q monument of speciments or to a granite shaft.
 MT. Douglas called upon the com mittee and declared his interest IT, the project. He advocates the se- lection of something novel in design. typical of the man whose resting place he marked, and of what he did for the district. While at the time he had no definite suggestion to of fer. he stated that he was leaving for New York this week and would consult with artists of his acquaint- ance there and obtain suggestions from them which he would submit 70 'the committee. He advised that due and careful deliberation be given the selection of a design so that the most appropriate possible shall be obtained He further expressed his willingness and desire to cooperate in any way further than the obtaining sugges tions for lthe type monument.
 Meantime the committee is ready to have the body reintered at the new site for the grave at any time that the location is in readiness, to put in the coping and then to erect the monument when it's design is deter mined.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Another step toward the removal of the body of George Warren, Father of this mining camp distric., was talk CT when the special committee of the Elks, the cemetery committee of that lodge and Mayor Williams met at the cemetery and selected the site for the new grave in which his body will rest and over which monument is to be erected. The site selected will be the must prominent obtain able and is available as soon as cer. tain changes of roads are made in Bisbee's ely of the dead It will be at the corner of two roads ard closely adjacent to the Elks plot so that it will be assured of perpetual care by the lodge.
 Following the granting of permis- sion for the removal and re-interment of the body of George Warren, grant. ed by the city council. the matter of the style of monument that is to be erected is the subject of most con. sideration, row thas the location has been determined. The committed wrote to Walter Douglas, Captain John c. Greenway and l.. c. Shattuck asking for suggestions. Mir. Green. way wrote suggesting a monument of reinforced concrete as the moss per. marent and durable and stated that he was deeply interested in the prof
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
RALLIES WILL HAVE BIG ATTENDANCE OF PUBLIC THIS WEEK
FREE ENTERTAINMENTS UNDER THE SAFETY FIRST AUSPICES
 ARE SURE OF PLEASING

Announcement of the approaching Safely first rallies at the Y. M. c. A. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights has occasioned much enthusi- asm about the district. The rallies of a few months ago were so popular and resulted in the extension of SC much pleasure for the thousands who attended, that the rallies now planned find immediate and enthusiastic vel come. Of the excellence of the pro gram that has been arranged for the opening night, nothing need be said beyond what the program Itself tells It was given out yesterday, as follows
 PROGRAM.
 Selection .,,.....,,,....,. Orchestra The Prevention of Accidents. .....
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
DAN CRAWFORD YEA

The Womens Home Missionary So- ciety of the Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting this afternoon at 2:3O at the Young Women's Christian As- sociation. Following the regular exer- cises there will be a social hour at 3:30 in the form af a Dan Crawford Tea" Tea will be served, and a silver offering will be taken for the benefit of the Dan Crawford Fund.
 The Missionary Society extends a most cordial invitation to all ladies to be present at this meeting and take part in what will undoubtedly prove most pleasant and profitable occa- sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

................ Captain Hodgson Song, If I Had Thousand Lives to
 Live ........-.......To Tom Dowrick Mine Safety, Illustrated With Lan-
 tern Slides Wallace McKeehan Selection ................ OrchesIa Fl Cumbre Tunnel. and Rescue Crew
 at Work, Illustrated. ...........
 ........~....W Wallace McKeehan Motion Pictures Comedy Illustrated Song, Apple Blossom
 Time in Normandy. .. Tom Dowrick Motion Pictures ..............Sc Scenic Motion Pictures ..~.........C Comedy
 On the occasion of the former series of rallies, those desiring to attend were advised to make their plans to that end early. This advice holds abundantly good at the present time. There is no doubt that all available room will be occupied in the Y. Nl c. A. gymnasium hall on the nights of Thursday, Friday and Saturday, nor is there doubt but that those who have the good fortune to be able go be present will greatly enjoy the meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
Wheat
How You May Throw
 Away Your Glasses

The statement is made that thou. sands wear eyeglasses who do not need them. If you are one of these unfortunates, then these glasses may be ruining your eyes instead of help ing them. Thousands who wear "windows" may prove for themselves that they can dispense with glasses if they will get the following pre- scription filled at once: Go to any active drug store and get a bottle of Optona: fill a two-ounce bottle with warm water and drop in one Optona tablet. With this harmless liquid solution bathe the eyes two or four times daily and you are likely to be astonished at tine results right from the start Many who have been told that they have astiematism, eye, strain, cataract, sore eyelids, weak eyes. coniunctivitis and other eye dis orders, report wonderful benefits from the use of this free prescription Get this prescription filled ard use it; you may so strengthen your eyes that glasses will not be necessary Thousands who are blind or nearly so, or who wear glasses. would never have required them if they had cared for their eyes in time. Save your eyes before 1t is too latei Do not be come one of these victims of neg lect Eyeglasses are only like crutches, and every few years they must be changed to fit the ever-in creasinR weakened condition; so bet ter see If you can, like many others get clear. healthy, strong. magnetic eyes though the prescription here given.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
 Pouches RFEwi1hP

that the presence of car eight and the work of it's crew stimulates tho interest in greater safety.
 Cooperative Safety Committee.
 At the suggestion of the bureaus engineer, cooperative safety commit tee or associations were organized in the Lake Superior region. These or ganizations are made up of the mine officials, mining captains, shift bos. ses and safety men of the various mines of the district, and their pur- pose is to promote welfare safety, so- cial intercourse, and mine-rescue and first-aid training by discussions at re- gular meetings. and by visits to mines and plants. The strongest ofthese as- sociations, the Gegebic Range Mining Association, has an assured member ship of 100 men.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
Chewing Tobacco
 (ChamDagne Flauor)

No matter what tobacco you MOaght was best try Piper Heidseck. That rich, wine, like flavor never fails to make a friend.
 And Piper Heidsieck has more friends to- day than any other high-grade chewing tobacco in the world because there's solid satisfaction in every chew.
 It's economy to chew Piper Heidsieck be- cause cut of Piper Heidsieck will last you longer than double the quantity of a cheap tobacco that does not satisfy. Sold every" where in Scent cuts and up--alSo ;n handy l0- cent tin boxes.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
PAINE, WEBER LETTER.
By L. J. Overlook.

BOSTON. April 14.-Transactions on the local exchange up to the noon hour were large, with GraEby thc fea. ture There Is no news on Granby whatever and decline was caused by catching of sop orders Later ;ho market was not SO brisk and prices continued to sag in sympathy with New York, but losses were small in most instances. Total sales, New York, 525,70O. Money. per cent Metal, II 3-I at l5.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Entering of final decree In fore. closure of Wheeling & Lake Erie in Cleveland is regarded by minority as victory for them. Shareholders have been allowed four months to redeem obligations and upset price of road has been fixed at $20,000,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Now federal reserve banking sys- tenn will start business with a total authorized capital of about s100 OO0.- 900 for all reserve banks, no matter how many institutions organization committee decides to set up.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
Piles Cured in 6 to l4 Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAzo OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to IA days. The first application gives Ease & Rest. soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Strike at Pacific Mills print works lnaugurated March 1S by Ncolor mixers has practically ended. l. is under stood that strikers returned at the suggestion of Charles G. Wood of state board of arbitration.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Attorney-general oi North Dakota has held that state law forbids state banks to subscribe to stock of federal reserve bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

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 2 Piper Heidsieck is wonderful chew-a chew that fully satisfies the taste you want. A chew that will taSf longer than any other. You won't keep taking fresh chew to get the right taste-because every plug of Piper Held" sleek is all right.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
Corn.
Cotton.
Mining.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
ALLIED FLEETS, DIRECTED
BY AIRCRAFT, SHELL OS1END;
RUSSIANS WIN IN POLAND
Great Battle Still RACES
from Sea to SwiSs Border
Germans Make Attacks at Many Points Along Battle
front in France, but the Allied Line
Holds Firm.
[By Cable to The Tribune J

Paris 2rhe opposing armies stretched across France did NOT
acken to-day giant progress along
North and through Belgium.
many points along the line the Germans made violent offensive
movements only vigorous counter offensive
the Northwestern France around Armeneres ana la
the fight ragged hece but ae-
cordng to todas official reports held their positions The
report here declares previous days. that the
Kaisers forces around Lille driven back attacks.
portions battle 'front.' from which reports
nequen late the Germans delivered partial Attacks
and in the region OF Souan which
adJoinS the Berry-au-Bac district.
slight progress" the official communque says
southern part of the Woevre
Apparently battle still long from Its conclusion Inc
conenng seemingly equal strength that neither can
the To the mill
be which commander can obtain
the greater number bring critical point
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-23
TAX ON INCOMES
FAR BELOW MARK
FOrty-fOur Persons Have
in Excess of ,000,-
900 a Year.
From The TrIbune pureau ]

Washington, Oct. %. - Forty-four
persons with annual incomes of more
than 81 100000 and ninety-one with in
comes between 100000 end $1,000, 900
a year, together with more than 100000
income tax dodgers, are disclosed in
the income tax returns for the fiscal
year of 1914.
The total number Of returns received
is 357,598, of which 27S,S35 are from
married persons and 1898 from sin
gle persons. There are 6.6S2 married
women and 23.56l single women in the
list of those who have TO pay IN income
tax to Uncle Sam. The largest number
of returns comes from persons whose
income ranges from 1888 to $4,000 d
year, nearly one-third of the persons
paving the income tax being in this
class. The number of persons paying
the tax on $1,000 is 1926.
As a revenue producer the law fell
far below expectations, turning IN
about s2S,O00,000 for the payable ten
months of last year instead of about
S45, 100000 as had been expected.
Not a single class of income lived up
TO the hopes of the estimators. In the
$4,000 to $4,000 class, however, the
discrepancy was greatest, the esti-
mates being 17s,O0O and the returns
lO1.718. Incomes from $4,000 to $4,000
were found TO number 1l4,4o4, while
the estimate was l26,OO0.
The estimates put the $l,000,00O in
comes at 100, whereas there were only
"A. The $500 900 to $1,000,000 incomes
that numbered 81 had been expected to
amount to $50.