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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21

For Sale or Rent-New slx-room
modern bungalow with sleeping porch
East North near Second avenue. Pay
ment down, monthly payments. Phone
q.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21

For SaIe-Cheap, We'll improved
farms in Freeborn county Minnesota.
Reasonable terms and low rate of in
tercst. Come and buy now. as land
is rapidly advancing. Prices $50 per
acre and up, Theo. Torgerson, box lat.
Albert Lea. MINI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned having qualified
as administrators of the estate OF the
late James ]. Goodwin, requests all
persons having claims against the
estate to present the same to her
These indebted to the estate are re-
oyested to come forward and settle
the same.
ADA D. GOODWIN,
274-10t Administrators OF James
j. Goodwin, Deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-22
DIPsoMANIAc's FRIEND

- .
eff any man doubts that candy will
relieve the drink habit says the
Medical World under recent date, she
can easily test it.
This paper goes on: "The man who
puts lots Of molasses on his wheat
cakes at breakfast will find himself
gradually forgetting to stop in for
his customary drink on his way to
work. If the man who goes out be-
tween times for liquid refreshments
will go into candy store instead and
get five or ten cents worth Of candy
and eat it, he will be surprised at
the effect. It will not be very long
until he will have candy on his desk
and carry it in his pockets. Not one
man in hundred knows why ne for
got to 60 out and see man when at
tending the theatre, if he had bought
box of candy for his companion
and eaten little of it himself for
politeness' sake"
l have known many men who were
accustomed to the use OF alcoholic
stimulants, and among them l have
never known a man who cared any
thing for candy. The reason for this
is simple: Sugar taken into the
system is acted on by the digestive
fluids, fermented and thereby pro-
duces a mild alcoholic ferment, which
while not in the least harmful, sup
niles elements absolutely necessary
in the human economy in producing
bodily warmth and blood vitality.
The moderate eating of candy at
frequent intervals will absolutely re-
lieve the alcoholic craving as no
ether thing will do, and this informa-
ton is of such vital Importance that
it ought to be given the widest pub.
licity to insure the greatest benefit
to those who need it most.
The above is suggestive at the
present time in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-22

IN VACATION

In the Circuit Court of the city
of Alexandria, Virginia.
Marion L. Kaiser, VS.. Louis Kali
ser, In Chancery.
Upon the application of the com
plainant stating specifically the last
known place of abode of the detcr-
dant the Clerk doth on the 10Th day
of November, 1916, enter the follow
inc order of publication.
The object of the above entitled
suit is to obtain for the complainant
= divorce vinculo matrimonll upon
the grounds of the said defendant
having been sentenced to contine-.
mcnt in penitentiary Of the United
States.
An affidavit having made and
filed that the defendant Louis na.-
ser. is not resident of the State
of Virginia, and the Sergeant hay,
ing made return u2on .ne original
nroccss issued herein that the de-
PENDANT is a nonresident of his BALL
wick, and application having been
made in writing to the Clerk OF this
Court for an order OF publication
against the said defendant to APP
near and answer bill in Chancery
filed by the complainant against the
defendant as above stated, it is or
Tered that he do appear within ht-
teen days after due publication OF
said order of publication and do what
is necessary TO protect his interest
in this suit And it is further ordered
that a copy of said order of publlca'
ton be published once a week Tor
four successive weeks in the alex
andria Gazette, newspaper publish
ed in Alexandria, Virginia, and that
copy be posted at the front door
Of the courthouse Of this city on OF
before the next succeeding rule day
| after this order is entered and tina;
a COPY of order of publication shall
| be- mailed by the Clerk of this Court
addressed5to the said nonresident al
Washington, D. G., General Deliver,
his last known place of abode.
A Copy Teste:
NEWELL S. GREENAWAYr, CLERK
z. Thsr-tcs ba.ss, 2. C. z!!-4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-22
Alexandra City Duckpin League.
Standing of the Clubs.

Schedule Week Nov. goth.
Wedncsday-Old Dominion VS.. Vas.
Thursday Y.M.S.L. VS.. Snorters.
Friday-Cardinals VS.. Dreadnaughts.
The sun., 1916-08-21
Wsbssh- Pittsburs Terminal.

c. NJ. Central Valley. N. Y.--what 10
causing the delay In hxlnE up the reor-
ganixstion of the Wabssh-P ittsburg Tormi-
nal? Have yoa any Idea as 10 when the
plan VIII be carried through? How viii
holders Of bonds fare who nave made no
payment
The Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Rail-
way reorganization. II seems. has been
delayed by various matters involving lit!-
CATION and partly by the b~ondholders
themselves. who were doubtless under
the impression that they could success
fully work out n better plan. 1ndlca-
lions at present are that the reorgan.za-
ton will be completed In the not distant
future. lnasmuch az II Is the expressed
desire OF the committee that all holders
~ the first mortgage bonds shall part.ci-
pate In the benefits Of the plan. those
who have made deposits Of their bonds
and RECEIVED certificates for them. but
have made no payment, will be permitted
10 pas 1910 for each $1,000 bond OF the
new frs, mortgage until September 6 in
elusive. The additional $40 OF the
amount IL TO cover the interest on the
payments required under the plan. Hold
ers who have not deposited their old first
mortgage bonds have the same option az
above. while holders who have paid n
part OF the ins,almcnts, but who have not
completed their payments, will be per
mi,;ed TO do so on or before September
6. by paying an additional 81 so OF each
bond as a penalty.
The sun., 1916-08-21
RUSSIA TO ATTRACT
AMERICAN CAPITAL
Samuel McROberts Of National
CITY Bank Writes Of Awak-
ening Empire.
INDUSTRY Is DEVELOPING
Exceeds L. 8. in Amount and
Breadth Of Her Natural
Resources.

Russia is ready for . programme Of
organization Of industry on q larre scala.
according TO Samuel McRoberts. yice-
president Of the National City Bank. Mr..
McRoberts returned at the end OF .Ju,v
from . three months visit In Russia. ana
his observations and conclusions relative
TO Russian commercial prospects appear
In the National City Banks magazine.
TAe Americas. The article Rays In part :
The fact 10 that Russia has been
making rapid preparation for an ad.
vance in every line Of development for
several years. It 10 . country that has
laid the foundation for an ADEQUATE AZ.
ploitstson Of enormous resources ana 10
nov at the point for going into large
scale organization Of industry.
"Runia exceeds the United states in
the amount and breadth of natural 70.
sources. II has ast reserves of iron.
coal copper and the rarer Industrial ana
precious metals; and the agricultural
possibilities include the production. at
present. OF enoug cotton-cotton OF ex-
cellent manufacturing oual,ty-to sunniy
half the consumption OF Russia.s \
V0o, 900 people. "
Even II the war had not bro,,vb, On.
fair prosprct OF the fu,aim.n, - D.
sIa.s long fostered ambition for an ortio,
for It's commodities through m. nos.
porus. Russia was ready for the modern
lfation OF huge enterprises and the e..
tablishing Of new ones.
ssrhs nrsc,icni ,n,ern., ~ .u.r,. 4.
this indus,riai advance q. In AZ -.
asld 4, NAV oner nc Tor nommor.,,, ,n'
,,rchansc and FOR tho em-n,ovmor, y. L.
vss,ron, cnnI,ai u"
.In southern Rus.,a an .gr,,r,,,r.
,.,,or ~, nrodmo,,,a r,.sna.. v..s.s.
The sun., 1916-08-21

II. W. s.. Brooklyn-Would YOU recon-
ment for Investment the Leavcnwortn
Light, Heat e. Power Z per cent. bonds
How much Of these Is outstanding and
what ~ the total authorization?
Leavenworth Light, Heat & Power
Company first mortgage & per cent.
bonds. due 1929, ara IA direct obligation
OF the company and n first mortgage on
its entire property, and M the interest on
these bonds Is earned with n substantial
margin OF safety they may be regarded
as u fairly good Investment. The COM
pany controls the entire gas and cleo
trIc business In the cities OF Lcayen-
worth and Fort ~Iseavenworth. serving
altogether n population Of about co.
900. In addition to this the company
owns some favorable contracts under
which gas and electricity for lighting
I are furnished. The bonds are out
standing to the amount OF S675,000
out OF n total authorization OF 1000
900. The remainder. S325,0o0. is re-
served for extensions, additions, i'm
provements, &C., at not over So per cent,
OF cost, provided net earnings for the
previous year have eIuailed at least one
and a half times the interest charges on
al, outstanding bonds. including those
| then issued.
The sun., 1916-08-21
Mobile 3 Ohio 10.

r. =. Drooklvn--How are the Mobile 4
Ohio general mortgage 4 per cents secured
and are they subject to any other Issue or
Issues a
Mobile and Ohio general mortgage (
per cent. bonds Of 1898 are a lien by di-
rect mortgage oil $50 miles OF road. to-
gether with land grants, appurienances,
equipment and future acquisitions, More
specifically. they are n second mortgage
on practically SO miles Of the above
mileage. which Ia covered by the nrst
lien OF the Mobile and Ohio extension Go
and n third mortgage on 472 miles 20
cred by the first lien OF the NJ. & o,
first Gs. TIL bonds are subject to ST.
COO, 900 Of these latter and TO 81, 900 900
OF the extension CO.
The sun., 1916-08-21
Current Railroad Prices.

" 2. g. Berwick, Pa.-would YOU kind
ly give me through your valuable investors
department, the. names ~ some Of the rail-
road stocks which you think are worth
their present pr!ces-that IL. stocks that
are good dividend payers NJ the same
time?
Among tho more prominent railroad
stocks which are seemingly worth their
present market appraisals and which
have good dividend records back of them
are the following: Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe. Baltimore and Ohio. Great
Northern. Illinois Central. Louisville and
Nashville, Norfolk and Western. North
ern Pacific. New York Central, Southern
Pacific. Union Pacific.
The sun., 1916-08-21
~. Louis & san Francisco.

A X. ~. Cornwall, y. Y.--How do you
regard the new Frisco common sock
Would you advise its purchase?
The new 81. Louis and San Francisco
common stock Is a speculation. but with
the continuation of normal prosperity In
the roads general territory. coupled with
the fact that II will not face for SOM
time the maturity OF notes which II will
not be able to meet tihe Immediate cause
OF the old 'Frlsco's downfalD and the
added fact that under the rccetvcrship
an exceedingly liberal maintenance pol
icy has been followed. should make OF
tho new common stock an attractive
speculation for a long pull.
The sun., 1916-08-21

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20.-Receipts for
the week: Cattle. 3.3t1. sheep and lambs.
tsto. hogs. t,1G6. calves. l.735.
Beef cattle steady: seasonable demand.
Steers. common TO best. Faa,S5; bulls.
15.boas; cows, thin to fai, - 500 1.s5.
Calves frm, active: common to excep-
%tlonsls. ss913.25: %Southerns, Gglo.so.
sheep steady. as well as Ia m b wethers.
fat. Ng7. lambs. common to extra, SO
il.s5.
Hogs higher: Western. Sl1.so1l: gross
weisht: i<.T5fl Is net weight.
City dressed ~stock-Steers, helfers. cows
and hogs advanced a fraction. Choice and
prime meats firmly held. Steers. ll1 u
lir. helfers. llu1tc.: cows. sTl2hc.:
Gals. 13nlsc.: S%outherns and barnyards.
i0Gl.c.: country dressed. lad13c.: sheep.
ltfisc.; lambs. II zoe: hogs. l:k .
l5kc.
The sun., 1916-08-21

P~HILApEIPIIrA, Aug. ga %tarantula.
10 inches long. was discovered among
the cargo OF lockwood being discharge
at Camden from the schooner Rachael
W. stevens. The tarantula came from
Fort Liberte. Hayti. whore the cargo
OF logwood was taken on board. Despite
the fact that the cargo was handled two
or tirce times In being transported It
managed 10 hide in II hole In a big piece
Of logwood until dumped out on the
wharf IN Camden.
The sun., 1916-08-21
Holders ~ Certificates Of Deposit 70
Preferred stock VI
international Mercantile
Marine Company
Issued under the Agreement dated Sep.
tember 81. 1913. between tina undersigned
Committee and Holders Of said stock
becoming pnrties thereto:


NOTICE Is hereby given thu, a Plan and
Agreement. dated August /. 1916. for the
reimbursement Of international Mercantile
Marine Company. has been adopted and sp.
proved by the undersigned Committee. and
that n copy .: said Pan and Agreement
has been Med wish central Trust Com
lany Of New York, tho Depository under
saiI agreement dated september u. 1915.
Any holder OF n 'ert!lcate .of deposit Is
sued under said agreement. dated Scptem-
her Il, lgi;, maS At any time within the
period OF two weeks, commencing on mo
day Of the hrs. publication OF this notice,
tgroement dated September 81. 1915. upon
surrender to the Depos''ary. or sub-depos-
itary. as the case may be. which issued tho
itary or OF such Suh-depositsry, as tho ease
may he. OF such cortinctste OF deposit with
n properly executed transfer thereof. aud
when tho payment Of all stamp taxes re-
CURED by law and also upon payment of 81
for each share Of stock represented by such
certificate as 81 pro rata contribution
III" committee. and upon compliance other
wise with all the term. and conditions Of
said agreement dated September Il, 1913,
withdraw from said agreement. and there
upon he shall br entitled to receive pre-
ferred stock to the par onichnt got forth IN
his certificate OF depnSi, so surrendered
Deposi,ors who do not 30 withdraw within
said period of two weeks shall be cOnclu-
sively ani hnall' i"em"l for all purposes
20 have irrevo,ahly waived the right of
withdrawal given to them by said agree
ment Of september Il, 1913, and sayd Plan
0nl Agreement thal De hlnilNg on all de-
p~nsitors who shah not have so withdrawn.
all OF whom shall he conclusively and fnal-
~ deemed for all purposes to have assented
70 said plsn ana Agreement and tho terms
thereof. Whether they receive actual notics
or not. oni shall hc irrcvocnblv hound and
concluded by the same, ana their rights
4hall he such only as are conferred by said
plan and Agreement. subject TO compliance
with such conditions a. are imposed by
said Plan and Agreement.
Dated New York, August IL, 1919.
JAMES y. WALLACE. Chairman.
HENRY EVANS.
nARkN BWON>ER,
FREDERICK W. SCOTT.
CHARLES II. SABIN.
Committee.
The sun., 1916-08-21
TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE DENVER GAS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANY

DATED ArI,lL iSTI, 1914.
YOU ARE HI:REHY NOTIFIED ttat
The Denver Gas ana Electric Light Com
pany has elected to redeem and pay of al
Of iis six Per Centun Secured Coupon 0cid
Notes dated April LIST. 1914. on the Ist day
of October, 1916, and that on such dtfs
there shah become due aud payabls at tho
Office Of the Company, In the City OF New
York. .he principal thersof together with
a premium OF one per centum IT) there
on, together with the accrued interest 20
such date. From and after October lsi.
1916, no further interest shall accrue uptn
any OF such notes and any unmatufei
coupon for interest shsll become and 10
null ana void,
Dated. y y, July 2sth. 1915
II DENVER GAS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANY.
ny FRANK W. F~RCEAUFF, President
The sun., 1916-08-21
- REORGANIZATION
Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railway Company

The properue. Of The Terminal Company offered 70, sale under
it Is intended Is soon as practicable after the confirmation Of the 4,
s sss e; ssn sss ss ;"sa ps 2: s:ss: !: nd ssS s:sssssy !! s's si:ssisa. e E. s: . nss
all Of the requirements of the Plan.
The REORGANIZATION Committee desires that the funest oppor-
tunny be Hyen ali holders Of First Mortgage Bonds to participate L.
a Of deposit % for S'r Fist Mortgage N 7 rsI Bonds dsf isued Sn def' or subject u to the
ths Sl an 's Vii & Of ps Sh1Ss 10 TO pl %ass p ss1 sssn Of ss ,siSi 9s % esss si.oco
of NJ First ns Mo o,Ns Bonds g ds, rspre 81. n.I thereby By s Until the . siSss 3 G io SS, d;
under the Plan.
Holders Of yndepo.ted First Mortgage Bond. may deposit the
the close of business on September 8, 1916. but only upon making
Mortgage Bonds.
The holders Of the few certificates Of deposit outstanding bearing
notation showing the payment Of some. but not all Of the instalme ut
close Of business on September 6. 1916, make payment Of such unpaid
Of 'a' ssR $1,000 s' Of o BSn dsG 1ep sssmssi b By a sa Dsn' esyti III ss;sV 81 !" d 1sssSs.
Under the arrangements made with the underwriting syndicate,
i iolsh ' N sSs Plan S u. . :SIPi So. s1 :. tupP %s cd s ts hs ssh r sf ss,,isess:. set ct
deposit and will receive therefor the new securities offered to bond
the son.umma tSa Of T. the i PLAN a It i be = necessary pssa ~ to % obtain ai% from nt said
syndicate indicate the n cash It \ is obligated to to supply aandd, to deliver to it the nsM %
b: impossible on any term. to r.ssiv. further deposit: 4 Fir:.
= MI m:;: s0m NJ Or u to PERMIT mi p ho1d'r' Of certificates Of deposit
Under the Plan only holder. Of certificate. Of deposit issued
Hereunder or subject thereto bearing notation showing pay:
to receive new securities under the Plan or to obtain any rights
1 o.. s;rss's :. ,h ERE P;ss x; II: f; II. s. .G s-y ki i" full H.. II , snscSn 4;
rights and interests Of such dsfsuftins holder Of a esrtise.t.
tihe.ts Of deposit Or the avail. thereof and in ali prsviou. in
stalnsnts paid.
All payments and deposits must be made TO and with Central
its office. 81 pWal Street ire New York ekk City, y'''' I'll y"
Dated. New York. August 81. 1916.
J. N. WALLACE, Chairman, CLARENCE L. HARPER,
$ Is S ss $ss$Es: s s$; 4 $;!ss $$xS:.s,.
Reorganization COMMITTEES.
The sun., 1916-08-21

The following issues will be payable on
presentation At tho once Of the uN1TED
STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORk. No. IS wall Street. ON or After Sep.
temDcr LIST, 1919,
Interest due september Ist. 1919. on A.
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company First
Consolidated a. HOnds.
Interest due september ist. 1910, on A.
lantic Coast Line railroad Company "a
Trust Equipment Ronds OF ~
Principal Of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company lTs Trus Equipment Bond,
Nos. i0Ni to +?75. inclusive. due september
Ist, 1915.
Tho transfer hooks of said bonds will 70
closed August 22d. 1915. and reopsned Sop
tombcr LIST. 1915.
The sun., 1916-08-21
REPUBILC IRON & steel. COMPANY

DIVIDEND NJ. ",
A. q meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee Of tho Republic Iron Il Steel Company.
held AuEus' 18th, 1915. tho regular uuar,
tcrly dividend Of lt% on tho Preferred
Stock and at extra dividend Of ~, on me
Preferred stork. on account Of deferred
dividenis. were declared payable Octoh.r
End, 1916. 10 stockholders OF record Sep.
ember 10Th, 1915, Rocks remain opep
RICHARD JONES. Jr., Serrstary.
The sun., 1916-08-21

business they are doing ana with ths hand
some surpluses most roads have piled UP
In the last year?
The railroads have benefited from the
conditions created by the war M they
will probably continue TO so benefit
while the war lasts. but this condition
should not be taken as an argument
against increasing rates. That condition
is temporary and rates ~ they stand to-
day need readjusiment 10 a higher level
just as much rs they ala prior TO the war.
when many roads were intentionally
near the line Of bankruptcy.
The sun., 1916-08-21
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NEW YoRK-oKLAHoMA OIL co.

Tho board ~ Directors has this day
declared an Initial dividend Of ia payable
on the outstandins stock Of THIS corpora
ton.
Ths dividend will h. payable September
18th. Books close Saturday, September 9Th
at noon. Reopen September 10Th. 20 A. N,
GEORGE II SWAN. Secretary.
Nuskoges, Okla, August 18th, 1910.
The sun., 1916-08-21

GLEN RIDGE. n. j.. Aug. :0.--Cata as
well as dogs will have 10 10 licensed
in this borough after September 10, the
former tho year round on account OF
their disease breeding qualities. Unli-
censcd cats will be put TO death In i've
days after the license order sees into
effect.
The sun., 1916-08-21
Investment Questions and Answers

This column appears each Monday Thursday and Saturday.
but Please do not ask about q half dozen companies in me letter., ~ It adds
to the clerical work Of this office DO not send money. This service
Is free. Be sure 10 give YOU address as we'll as ~ name because most inquiries
answered b nail All correspondence is held as confidential
Address III communications to Financial Editor. The Sun. o Broad street
NNw York cMY
The sun., 1916-08-21

don't you thirk II IA practically impossible.
not 10 Gay futile. for The pailresds - hope
" SCI an Increase In rates with the big
The sun., 1916-08-21
LEGAL. NOTICES.

ms unlr,''en stEersnip es,st'hS -
.lnducting businoss at lGi West teh -,
undcr name Of Gusfanti. will bs niutusiiy
dissolved August 22. 1915. Bssilio 1oRliS
retiring and Antonio Gusfanti oontinuin Nc
same business and same policy and aeul,-
Ing ~ and a.! liability CHARLES GpH-
lINGWETTI, Notary Pubic. soy W. ESQ 81
The sun., 1916-08-21

sOhd lots. tSclls cents per share. unlisted
'-Crossed. iEx dividend snd rights. lEx divi-
dcnd. xxEx rights.
In maxi, net changes salcs ~ less than I'M
shares err disrcGarded, except STANDARD OIL
issues. whe = ten share limit 10 used.
The sun., 1916-08-21
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY.
lQ4 MARKET ST.
CAMDEN. n. ].

4 quarterly dividend 81 20 ar $500 Yer
share, has been declared ON the CanHal
stock Of this Company, pnyabls September
LIST, 1915, &" the uokholders OF record e
three O'Clock l.. NJ, August 18th. Ans.
Checks VIII he mailed
J. ~. TOWNSEND. "a. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-08-21

lsSS sHs.ssss sEassssss. w
Gray's Point Ter Isl rid = bs--let1 No
SEA Nor Pac lst ok ~ 2 5s-lsis. 10
Atlanta Rirm 80 yr lst e ts-i'33. g.
Carolina Cent LIST con 9 <s-lsts.. s
Fla Cent 4 Pen LIST z 5s-iais. ..... 10
do lat land grant ext 6 6s-isao 30
do cons z h-1at3. .............. 10
Georgia 4 Ala ist nm 6s-l9t5. .... .+io
ia car 4 Nor LIST Gtd & 5s-I9co zee. 10
Seatoard 4 Uosnokc ist 5s-ig?G, 40
Cent pac lat ref gtd ts-ieso ....... 4
do mtg 6 ~3lss -fg29, .........,..... 3
10 Through y l. LIST gtd ts-isiI d.
Gal II ka A N & + ext Let 6 "a
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-09-07
Heavy Damages By
Lightning,

This reservation was struck by
an electric storm last Saturday,
night and much damage was done
by it to property. At this place
Mrs. Davids lost two mich COWS,
and Mr.. Wage one, which were
standing together and were in
stantly killed by lightning. Mr..
Joe Jasken, a farmer living about
three or four miles from here, lost
five stacks of wheat which were
also struck by lightning and caught
on fire. He succeeded IN saving
six stacks of grain. Two men near
Mahnomen were stunned, but not
badly injured by lightning. At or
near Galloway a large stack of hay
was completely destroyed by light
ming and fire.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-09-07

Mrs. Eugene j. Warren went to
Beaulieu last week to take charge
of the day school there which has
been reopened. The change from
the Round Lake school to that at
Beaulieu is distinct promotion,
or at least should be regarded as
such for it is a more important
school than that at Round Lake.
The village water works are in
very bad condition owing to the
manner in which John Lynch put
them in. If the authorities expect
any Improvement in the condition
of the water works they should
put man Of experience at work
to repair them without delay. If
the government will not correct
the fault in the water works, the
village should take up the matter
and get permission to put a man
of experience to fix the pipes,
such man for instance as Harry
Hull who has had good, practical
experience in laying and fixing
pipes.