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ITELILAHATIHN
llll PUSTPUNELT
--gf.
For Thunder Bay Because Ballot Box Was Not Re- turned in Time.
PORT ARTHUR, Nov. 1,1-(Specialj
~Returni'ng Otlicer Harrigan found it necessary to postpone the official de- claration of the election of Comnece as member elect for Thunder Bay and Rainy River, because Deputy Meikle had not yet arrived from Nrpigon with the ballot box from that place. .-1--_-___
TATAL HEAH-ENH
H. H. EllLl_|SlllN
1 ,
Seven Killed on Union Pacific Near Cheyenne, Wyo. Yestrday.
CHEYENNE, Nov. §l1-(Special)-
Six persons were killed and' three i,.nl1y injured when the union Pneuie` extra freight, eastbound, collided nn engine and caboose 11 miles west of Cheyenne.
Thirty cars were piled in a heap
and the entire mass took fire and burned fiercely. The dead and injured are all mem- bers- of the freight crew. r 'The freight got beyond control of the brakes and ran several miles clown a heavy grade to where the. collision occurred.
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TORONTO. Nov. 10.-At Calgary
this mornin' D. Mcblilliciirldy entered at plea in the libel action of Edward_.,_r
editor of the Eye-0[)>`ener. The .Iurlqqe allowed the plea. w ich among otha ,___ things referrer . o Edwards as a du' ,' generate in s) .,..of the protest of E
ward'| counst`_
CHARLOTT
STILL ANTITHEH
iv?
Six Victims Dead and More Injured Near New Orleans Yesterday.
A NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11-(Spec- ial)-In a. rear-end collision on the New Orleans and Northeastern Rail-
road near this City, six were killed and several injured,
ul rrrslniws
Labor Chiefs Will Refuse to Attend Executive Dinner at Washington.
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DENVER, Nov. 11-(Special)-Pre
sident Hoos'evelt’s snub to Gompers will be resented by Mitchell, Keofe and Duncan as soon as they receive the President’s invitation to thc ex- ecutive dinner at the White House on Tuesday.
the American Federation of Labor
will refuse the invitations.
If Prest. Roosevelt wanted to do
they say it must be done through the organization recognized ns the parent body of all the unions in the country.
REV. A, (J. COURTICE DEAD.
TORONTO. Nov l0.ltcv. A.C. Courtico
Church.
\VEL LAND ROAD RACE.
TORONTO, Nav, ic.-lveunna reed
D\ce._five miles, was wonhy M. P» ,,,_f"""”` iv “““‘ "mr lniliiites..fifty-five
mndg, D1',Richa‘ds, P. rt Clillioriu-,,
Minar<l's I nimentCurei Colds Sac. __
; 'xu_i~_§x_x;zr‘_:;: ;-.:r:z-'.__r;;:‘;:_-,_:;~_-_rf :-_-_'-,-;'__' ;1_'.;.‘.,.._T;; .;f;::;::__;
OURNED .AS DEAD
BUT
Someone Else was Buried
of Alexan
WINNIPEG, Nov. 10.- Footsore,
wearied in mind and body, with clothing travel-stained and badly in need of mending, from having trudg- rd the railway track all the way from Saskatchewan to Winnipeg, manfyl times hav u scarcol enou h food tol
i E ' Y E
sustain life. Alex. Paul a slenderifiesli and blood. Then followed expla-
youth of sixteen summers, limped' his; \vay along Flora avenue to his fath-. er's house yesterday afterno0n,andL in much the same manner as thej Prodigal son _of the parable. C\‘8Vefll permission to be again taken into the bosom 'of his family. His aP‘l penrnnce, however, far from being. the signal or an outburst of 105' 011 behalf of his parents and brothers, and sisters, 'served instead to frigh-L ten them out of a few yes.\‘B gfowlfhl and with blanched cheeks and at hesitating desire to escape by I-h°` rear door. they viewed him in all his dilnpidation with feelings of -awd BBG terror. The lad who had run awa‘Y fl`0ml
,rf ,,_, _, _,_ e..r......., Nolltlutl, thir.l._
STILL LIVES
as their Son by Parents der Paul
These members ofthe executive of D
anything in ine- interest or Lnrnor, A
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TOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I2, 1908 T {,f{3
'VD EE sa
I E3 EE é Z E
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_ Q ll-~_l§' 1 r" ' -~--'"-` r- r - "IZ=I=e < ' . 2 1 - . “.1 'li
Inspector Foll
the Quebec agency ofthe Marine nn.
today when the evidence was start ling in tha extreme.
How Agent Gregory Supplemented His Salary and
Fi h ' D t l.‘ zt b iness. 'J '
S enes epar men was resumedi L 6 us . . features ofthe illegal 'transactio
A. Davie, member ofthe Davie “V0 per cent onthe amount of ac- Five ofthe _...;rty-ci_t;ht suspende
Ship Wrecking firm, rlepggnd that lm counts with thc lit-palrtmcut. ,cniployes of the llcpnrtment have lei
paid Gregory, the former ,Knut of thc Selimidt, Tnspr-.:tor of Government 'und four otllcrs' have asked to b
Department $5,500 in instalments of steamboats, admitted receiving $1, lielrrd in their own behalf.
l
owed Suit. Twenty-eight Employees
Suspended, Some Gone Away and Others
Want Hearing.
QUEBEC, Nov. 11-(Special)-'I‘l1c $500 per annum duriul; the past elcv- 3000 from the firm of Droulet, Found
investigation into the management of ‘len years and in addition gave him Lry,,,0,,_
TLMUO to proceed L" New York U" DMV L Judith; from the rumors the wer
_J Several other witnesses admitlcll
paying the former (iorcrnmellt agent ilu” “Ut yet' full" 'miciilated'
-l-~-T_»_-errfé--_-';~;-_L-_.'-“`=<1.'. :.. ' _ ;, --:.:;;._ LTI- "...i. '_. ; ..f:Tr__'f_.‘~
LAHUH L EH
IS NH_
,MELBOURNE Nov ll-(Special)-
-CJ :U |'_|“l E
The House defeated Premier Alfred
HELD IN PARIS.
PARIS, Nov. 10.--The police have
nrlebted two mm, Un the chM'gc 0f,llaukcr to pel`i`c<‘tiiul Much might be
. ‘said in ‘ner favor as an actress All
in ru u lun ur uunwu un
th r rid r H wi ,T _ .
many impo1'tant offices ill tliellletliorlist An?,e,-;TCanelTAcfn,"?Ssml(;fTr¥;0th"§én Egflof speeinl mentum and their work ,
mir-,ted th t th ld f h lhas only to be seen to he appreciated. ----
bo0ty_ n ey so part 0 t cL’1‘ho specialties between the acts LONDON, Nov. 10--J. Pierpont:
ihrouygllt forth hearty laughter and, Morgan has donated twelve hundred `
ROOSPIVELT \\'ILL
NOT VISIT IRELAND
.___ CHICAGO, November 1l-(Speciu1)--
Nov. Wheat 103;: Nov. Corn 612, Dec. Wheat 106,", Dec. Corn 61%
' Condensed 'T“Advcrtisc|h.TzTts
home last July, strong in the belief,
(Too late for classification.)
§I*WOR|SALE six pure bred Irish ter-
rier pups. Enquire ai; Revere
U1 b 11° °°“1‘1 “°“l""" T‘““° “mill-Intel. 11-izdcr.
foifltune, was no less astonished at the reception he received than
rAN'l`ED ll general scrvunt. Ap-
were his parents over the fact. that|.\V ply evenings between ti and T he had bobbed up-perhaps not qulteofclock at 127 Water Sr. 11-12d3i.
serenely-but at any rate in reall
nd the homecoming of the.
AANTEDT an “servant Tforrii _ucnc'|'llT
_‘T housework references re. ircd
, . ' lu .
pply to Mrs. James D. Egan, 29!
nations, a _ A wanderer was rapidly turned into n.[Kent St » \u_12r13ipdA
scene of jubilation, in which the fat-
' VE`_wAN'r"n,""gooTl"ninn in eneu
wh.
ted can was kmed' and the new ‘N count to sell ortrait work
hors and friends were called in £0 participate in the reloicing. _
Th ex lanation of all this lies in
Y D -
Write today, Way MacAdnms Co., Charlottetown. 11-l2il_l__V\v‘1V1d._
the faact ‘Tshirt Alex. Paul was sup- \\fANTED_a_cT>T¢drTEby-'IiT:cTemTiel` 2nd.
posed to be dead, and his death
Apply to Mrs. F. L. Hasznrd
was registered in the ofiice of the»235 Euston Si. 11-12`<ltf.
city clerk, to whom the family aD- T plied yesterday for cancellation of _
[FOR SALE a pure hrcd Yorkshire _ Boar, 2 years old. Apply tl
TSHANTAEST YET HAYES. ITUHANHU
IEH AT THE UPEHA W|LL MEET AEATN
Notlvitllstmldinu tho wel". lveather
NEW YORK Nov 10-John T
Fisher’ One' of the Radical Lahur the Opera Irlo\l,~:r» wus well filled llistljlaygg, winner ofthe Tlllzlrnthon i-nee
niixlll, to heal' the coiucrly rlraunn The M, tm, 01 m ic mes in IA d n 1 St
leaders of Allstrnlin, will form an 1`,_ ' V , _ ` r' - Y D i-511 -` OH 0 . ll Annu-nlinn cnninet. ILTEl5bfT.lH..lTank1RU-mm5'.LIE 0"1*yLt)Ody\iiH ”""'"“"' 1"” °`i”“°“ “°.°““`"°*' it i
t 1,; t ant plrrluuliitr it o be lc m, ,J,,,,.Cd to ,Hut plan., Domndo
-.. ~. .~ . ' - _ _ ' ` “_ ‘ ` L"”‘t yet It ““` “ hwly FLW ~“Tl tim ]‘..ll1un run. f 1', who was half way
"mae the t""“"l“‘ H” "“f“”*"l U’ ‘W N..v.»tnber~ :mn Tlttnlrngrvinf eve It
, y|t.iruo----t\\cnty-snr miles three hundred
witllstnmllmz :ill his \\'L-ll-lltld pl:ms4,i |)m_m\,1U will bfmrt fm, New York on
had been blamlul fortlle robbery andil k it 1- U < ~ 1,1 `1'”e it ‘T
ALl.E(4Ii]l) Bl'lt(ll..-\liS lother deeds, was clvurerl. Mr. Urban; U0 H U Us `u'mm”" ihorses and mules stampeded and im-
mense houlders thrown down. '
las Spike made lots oi fun. Miss 1‘l.ais- '_ io Cecil as Flora I'1:li.~'.;>i1 rusted the iuipetuous; spoiled daughter of the
AAHHEAN HELPS
were highly enjoyed. The play to-Land fifty dollars to the fund that is night. is The Black'Hand. being raised to purchase Glaston-
--l---- burv Abbey
l’ (ilnstonhury Abbey was founded by BOSTON' NOT” 9""Nat C' _G0°d`
DUBLIN, Nov. 10--President Rouse Kim; Inu in the eighth century andwin’ The comgdmn who has delighted
velt in reply to n correspondent who lim; rcpluccrl two centuries later byiAmenca“ theatregoers for many has invited him to deliver a lccturv lrlt Ilunstun In 1184 it was desrtroy-lyears' wash mmnfdhfor th; égmlh
' ‘ _ ' » ` » »timc at the ome o is par n in
here, says that he docs not contem- rd bydtue .ivntl :Nasl lel>3u)i?lt fiy1Hle;itrey` thls mtv yesterday HN bride _ _
plate visiting, Irclnrud in 1J'08. ll an ledi .atel 'n , o g ° ` is ~ _._.____._._.__. the death of Henry II. In the reign “"' ' '_ "Y
CHICAGQ MARKETg_ of Henry VIII that monarch hachthe
Abbey dismantled and the Abnot llzlngcd. The most interesting of the ruins: still standing' is the Chapel of the Virgin of St. Joseph, which was vrnctrtl hy Henry ll;___ __A___
'0T'rK'vi"A'sH<loKlcn.
L--_-I `
` Yustolulay was nomination day for ,thc l’rovinciul election. The lollow-l
ing are the uomirmtionsl.
l PRTNCE (‘.OUN'TY.
l First insurer-Gallant and Agnew:
lGnllant und Dalton.
l Sccmul District---Rlchlu'ds and Mc-
Williumsi Ciullpllcll and Douirherty.
Third l)i.~=trict-McNutt and Arsen-
aulti Doble and Arscnault.
F'ourt.h District-Reid and Rcadz
Kennedy und Delaney. NO BAIL l"()lt MORSE.
Fifth Disi.rict-(Zlnrke and Jardine: ____
Wyatt and McNeill. ., , . - ~ _ ,_.- , -ni
"` °2Ul‘lliN~*` "‘)UN'fY- ‘il-.TLi|il]l`r...h-`r"l.r“.\,.LL-list tal
, First District---Siuitli and Sinclair: ,.,,,-,,__‘,_,l ,,,,,,.,l,,,. nm, (;l,,,§_ \\~_ M Simpson and l{8llI10‘TY~ lu- ;.:i\'r\u lih<~rt\' on luiii pi-udillp; ull . Sffond DTSi'rT°E_I'“TT`d and MCMH' pun] frruu tluf tlocisiilll ot' thc (‘i limi iiL0\\’l1l`t H1111 DUYTC- (‘r\ul't<~ou\'ir'tiup; him of lnukiut:
'T`l\i1"<l DiSU`T"twC\l1`1\U\iSk0Y and P0 <~r‘.t|'i<\s iu thc lnmks und luisappl
nu-r: Womlnli;ll1`eelian. ,thc funds ot' the National Ban I Fourth Ilistrict-Huszard and Irv-'North /\m<\ril~u. ins: floss and Roccrson. ',- ‘ ._ ,- ; ' _
Fifth l)isti'i'ct-Hutfhcs and Warhur- lwiglnsifél nl$1“.f,I1CCl;w1;/Lclnnis and Cox'
'toni with nn Conservnuves' Third Distl'ict»i‘lrtv Und Johnston:
.. K1N_G§ COUNTY' <l\iru';-on hurl McDonald. Ti 'mt Dlbulct4MCpOnu'1d and Fourth District-Innlan and Berhallt;
llieurtzi McLean and Kickharn. W`___ 1,mws(_ and Mcxinnom
. . . ,s Fifth District Jenkins and McCourt:
WHNDS AND THOWLRS' ‘McDonald and Mathieson.
_O'l"l‘.\WA, Nov. O-A severe earth quake shock wlls felt ut Ottawa- last Friday morning. The disturbance last- ed three hours.
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st
"°i EAHTHUUAKES IN
d t
°° DEATH VALLEY
Y WANT HIHHEHT
An To Represent Them When
I Borden Retires. Petition Be- ing Now Circulated.
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OTTAWA, Nov. 11-(Special)-A
‘petition is being circulated in Carle- ton County to have Sir Hibbert 'Tup-
- per run when Borden resigns that- -seat, as it is expected he will.
Cause Great Alarm and Havoc ‘ -lVliners and Their Fami- lies Have Fled.
' SAN BERNARDINO. Nov. 11! (Special)-Death Valley and the sur-
S ,rounding country are in the throes of .
in series of .earthquakes which begun
Deakin on sl. division. ]t`i‘T\""fll~'i‘R“‘f‘IT__Ti"il’li_ lift; =lll*lil‘_ll<*0 Sl“’fl1‘;p'.lsl ul ar~r<»s.~; .ho tape in front of the 'three weeks agor The Laboritca witlldlmv their Sup_ ng; ;`m“’l H‘\‘li;l~ flilh _-‘rrruricnn and di qualified because of! The most violenb occurred on Wed-
POW lJ€CauSe the Government has not ireaclled. Mr. Klurk I Ned ldostcij r Lhvli; asS1HL.u.nCu' < uesduyv causing Considefallfe l1&V0¢-
ushed the labor measures to suitlW21S2\ W0I1<1€l'_l1is GCUULC helm-T Ontifi* Lei-Eiilill at-LiEllimi`E>IT~t llildglliczfliyyese-r}hT1Ti Miners and their families have “ed
them, igorhruo Fto l'll1_fc. Drownclle as !,,,n,_. of the ,went in Madison Swim-6 from the region. This will bc the second Mme that ' Y r“n` T." “""" the ’“‘“_‘ tT"“t'Gnr<ieii in this City on Wednesriayrl For three week there have been
Labor nrt has been in we i - - .f . .. . ., ` i f ' ` is - `rumbles dail . ustrallinn sEcdcral I'ar1izlIlSentr. n the LlLE>w;l\s1LTii'lse '1l,;,~nETx.h_q1;?‘l :if stfli Cd_ihnt mil Milmthon diS'L The cl-aggy of the Funeral Rangc
Watson. :mother of 'thc labor lend- “TU Edislin ‘mg ho? h"S]mn`{.b“t “"L`.n1irl ci;:h'cy-fire vnrtls will be run. :Mountains seemed to tower when the
ers was I’re'micl‘ for short time in _ _ _ _ _ , V _ _ ,
_l______ _ ` ' ‘ ’ ‘ ’ lilmtliol' will be his ni lr 1' l' nd 'ill
severe shock came last. week.
lhunks, camp equipment scattered,
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STARTLING EVIDENCE uiuru vu ulurlrrn ur
T HAH EHLLISIHN' AT MARINE INQUIR
E |lEEH_HllllTEHS
Twenty Killed and Forty In
ed in Wisconsin- Left to Bleed to Death.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 11-(Specla1)-
Although the deer-‘hunting season did not begin until today, a score ol hun- ters havc already been killed and two score wounded in the Wisconsin: woods. _ In two cases the men shot in mls-
takc for deer were left to bleed' to death, the careless hunter preferring to run away and leave the victim rather than pay the fine for hunting in the closed season. _
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HEEHHM LEAGUE
ANI] ELETITIHN
The Moral and Social Reform Leuuue are actively at work in View [of the Corning provincial election. 'Dhe lluw hearing on bribery and treating ,is being widely published and circulat- ied throughout the Island. A complete detective system is being organized to lsccllrc rigid enforcement ofthe laws
lin this connection. _ The candidates for Queens Co. who
Ihave to date pledged themselves to run a clean election are: | Liberals-F. L. Haszard, Geo, E, lHughes, James Warburton, H-_ J, lPalmer, J. H. Cummiskey, D, P_ [1-v- U12. John McMillan, Matthew Smith, .John E. Sinclair and William Leaard. A Conservatives-J. A. Mathieson, W. S. Stewart, Leonard Wood, A. D. Ross, Arthur Simpson, M. Kennedy,
Two Conservative candidates have
not been seen by the committee, but will be asked to sign later,
MTIIHIKTS I-iniment Cures Diphther
well known by her stage name as Miss Edna Goodrich, and it is tha srrconr' time that she has assured .6 hgudl of wedlock. She is well
known as a stage beauty, having first won the admiration of New York as a member of the famoul Florodora double sextet. She arrived in New York last Monday after spending the summer abroad.
llfinard’sLiniruent Cures Distemper.
‘SEEKING MILL
IONS
AT BOTTOM OF SEA
Great Iron Tube Will be
Treasure Ship
BOSTON, Nov. 10. - To the mouth
of River Goine, off Brizlitlingsee, an extraordinary machine has been tow- ed for use in n final attempt to re- cover $Z,500,000'trcasure of gold, inf Lcoins and bars, which is said to have, gone down in the British warship’ Lutiné in 1797 near the Island of
A portion of the treasure has been
recovered, but an ordinary dredging plant is now useless, as the vessel lhas sunk into the sand. The new de- lvice is agreat. steel tube, nearly 100 feet in length, and wide enough to
|nllow n man to walk erect down its centre. At one end is n metal cham- ber provided with windows and doors and at the other a medley of
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the notice. Members Of the Paul Alder Wright, North Carleton. TORONTO, Nov. l2-fSpccull)-- M_ I 1,5 L_ _ ut Cures GM ct in uowsigmnt hooks and other tackle'
family attended on AL\K.13la.St. what porported to be the funeral of their son and brother, and hence his appearance was as the visitation of one from the d0R<1~
-_ I _ 'r
AQGRAND WAR PICTURE
At Newiwonderland Tonight. Big,Chi¢f Biiilil Alle “S
gjpecialty, and New Illustrated Song.
if Ji' 4 .7
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There is a splendid program on at
New Wonderland tonight. A thrilling War story, full of hair breadth esca- pes from the watchfulness of the
and attractive ilustrated. item of in
lterest. The song is known and one of those the audience likes 110 l0lu ‘in with, so come help make the hall ring with melody. The specialty is
enemy-replete with marvellous “Big Chiefr Battle Axe” Its Simply
bmwfy and daring in the cause of
grand, so the attractions to\\iK\\l¢
right-ser n l li li g un-euzh' are many and varied. 'ruertrr the intense siliterggt axllnwar pictures'always something new at New Won-
have for rail, this is the haadiiner
h 9 eelalties change t»\1\'0G
derland. T e P
at New Wonderland this evening. It times a week, the illustrated song
runs a whole reef, over a 1000 feet.
and every inch is interest holding.
Be sure and lee it.
The Adventures of a Statue will br told tonight too, and this ii U16
last time for showing this reel.
twice, and there is a new reel every night. aineh .Mander tlw Pf°H"“" is new throughout, and three complete changes B weak -ln addition to a new reel on intervening nishts- NGW songs, new dances, new attractions
Mine Von Branders gives '»‘M'onk6y all the time and the I>l'|°° 7b“t Ii” I-end" with iuuetrmena, a. mehr wits- _ . -
11-l2d'2wpd.
South to west gales, sllowcly. ‘“‘"‘ ‘"‘“'° g
The apparatus has just been com-
pleted, after years of work, 'oy
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P, E. ISLANDE-RS IN WINNIPEG. I
Messrs. Forrest al: Co., shiphuildcrs, in their Wyvenhoe yard. "One end of the tube," explained ameni- 'uer of the firm, “will be clamped to the side of a steamship or barge. The other end, by means of water
Driven into Sand Where
Sank in 1797.
touches the bottom. Then, by means of compressed air, all the wa- ter will be forced from the tube and also from the chamber at the bot- tom of it, which will be flush upon the bed of the sea.
"Divers will walk down a stairway
in the centre of the tube until they
Terschelling, off the coast of Holland. 'reach the submerged chamber. Here
they wil don their diving costumes, and opening a series of watertight doors will step straight out into the water. Engineers will be stationed rin the chamber, and following the instructions of the divers, who will communicate with them by means of portable telephones, they will op- 1erate the mechanism of two powerful 'suction pumps or dredges which are [fitted to the___sides of the tube. , These dredgers, it is hoped, will suck away the sand around thl sides oi the heivy chamber “Dil it gradually sinks DY “B “V” weight righti down on the dwk Cf ,the ship, and thence to the 110141. .will be ~able to transfer the UGG' ‘sure from the Sl-ITP t0 Uh’ °h“mb°r
ballast tanks, will be sunk until it by easy Still”-'Z " T
F. _ .= IZ
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BERLIN, Nov. 10-'Pho Govern-
|ment`s 'hills to meet; the HIIHDCTWI d°' ficit, provide, among 0¢h°l' T-hmgsi ,func the Imperial Government wil t ke Ove, the wnoflernle buying end
It selling nr rpirw., the sale price 20;;
regulated soal t0 Dl`0d“°° 9' “° Venue of 220,000.000 m“"|‘*;'w;'h:’n£_°;;` tax will be increased DY b th
r- ngetolitre. Bottled wines. 0 ,
game:-:tic and foreiZU» Wm l'° "nd, “ve Pfennig; par bottle, besides a_su|-_
in from ten piennigs to
,gage wxllarki. Sparkling wines will
rear an additional tax. ""1‘h¢ customs duty OU I0f01Z'l1 Un* manufactured tobacco and the tax on hqme-grown tobacco remain uncha.n|.:- ad, but an ad valorem tax will he
‘ol-:RMANS lnclirlsr
TAX ON BEER
placed on manufactured tobacco. varying from tour to 9b morris on 1,000 cigars, 1 1-2 ,to 24 mar B P; 1,800 cigarettes, an 80 DIGIIUKB
12.80 marks per kilxixn on tdL‘a\!=o.
A tax w;ll5 be le t cxéllectricifiy .1 can . e new
gllicefagf Oincagfiteacent eleettxélcaoliglnps and gas mantles of from 5 Cll-
nigs, and on advertisements of :Tun 2 to 10 per cent. ofthe advertang ebarizes, according to the frequency of the-lr appearance.
The death duties will be made more
comprehensive, varying from 1-2 ho 8 per cent., according to the value of the estate.
It is estimated that the new taxel will yield 475,000,000 marks. , _
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