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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

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poitcn eridoiien iuuroe. Ter @ipiel,
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lit $500 SUB ii6er 0enl See uno iii
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06


GincinnatG ohio 5. 0tt. -
9iWbouS &ctter.r 40 ,5obre olt
&cc @t6iioust un0 5circtGr ser
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IN ibrcr gSobma0 an Monnt &iNS
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sri. Nouf purOc nit elmer SduB
mmoc ii Der rpAten SdlGfe IN oem.
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babe.
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uaIS in gIorwoo0, elmer &oritoot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Batter wimOeu eiucm NohitaI ii6cr.
micien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

NIercautilc gleencn.
q. y. Gum Il g.,
eo2-eio @iar0lauo Gult @Ioa.

Saumaterialicn Sbiireu 6enitcr-
ra5nelt 2doen etc,
Sas =; 6earr q 0u, 1i5-1l7 @nSsJreoes
ridsSiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

,yiini5cbu ser StiumcuIomller
Do6cu ocu 10000 Glutt iiber.
i6rittcu. Gics briht ale Getoroe.
3u 9lniong Oes 9icnncns wuroe
ocgIoubt, OoB cinbmlOcrt Souieno
5tinmlen cines Der 9luto3 9elpin.
ucn luiirOen. 0icS benefit, BOB
scr aoupf I'M iic beiB miro.
S8obrlic6 elm mobres &ou5iebcu.
gSm. 2ibbers 1T nicOer 6iiD-
rcr. 5rit 9loroen6ol8 bat Die
nG1itDobe Score uno s. s. Ssobl-
nader 1T 2ritter nit ciner Stiu
mcnoo6t ouf oie ein Seoer itoI5
icin f6nute.
Irci 9luocrc, sic teineSmcgs
ans ocm Genucu gcibieoen iino
@}ic1ocI g}ifcl, Charles 6rib lmD
q. S@ci0t MIR menigc Stim.
men binter Ocu Subreru. Damn
iolgen @tihoeI @lartiiJ SSobn gtic-
Oerb6ier SSrou Wlortbo 4SoIlcp,
Sobu g. Scrauf imo Gbas. @l0bI.
9cicben Sic iid Oic Site, Sic
werOcu iiberroidt ieut mic uiclc
Der Ganoiooten inncrbolb oeS 8es
reid8 scr criteu Stcnc ihlo. Dies
gcitoItet OoS 9ienucn fir Die &reiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

iYVllNTfNtIIlWlT
w. e. ShaftII0r0 K Gu.,
il7--2i 0NeGlber Gonmcrce qphlnina
a2enitd'e Srners@eriiderniNcs8ei 8eiclllmals,1 Dos
liouD' mo NuliiuQreas laBe
nIeatial'2lM 0cuer.&ctldlcrnuG0se eScleiiinans
lilapte taBesNle Niniom ponlr sicunc
pS0nm SNiurntc so III &ipegyoui" NentN al
g8arnclo. NtllncH2 WiagaAef 4 Oh tuA Wb4ns
Dec ol Commerce yNulnlip
tWcrmnnia 8raer Nerihhefnnn3 olelrnlMait"
Nuliunote mo yioltU 4ilabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

giorIuor' ui0 @ranit g1erEe,
= SliaariarH & eons. 22a glorasguarsa4. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Mnnhncntrn Bite bca ,Tentineu tgdtrrturn.
nfnlfa' nlp phNftsA rnpg nngcnungd{fN gr.
lNiieh pno Nebcttnf Der Siiier 0annn ptr xtir.
VReA pegf l@Fili'iq NslHagiIAa6 81 Watek.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

SnpferidnieOc una @lum6crs.
9oDa @Rbefi, 1894 Itames,airasc 81 "
3elepbpN; gSoie 1899
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Nletpatieu NictaQ etc.
abon, eentiia ,e Na, 3Hg., is ia aalocrlfou.
@itabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Qiicm0orgn oIM 9lrf ms S,uf.

WNUtllhl'pAltp GtnN No., gur0 WCl ivnne.
eiicmuoarsn oacr Art mS soui.
lbmip0. 3u6c66r.
y esoh Nugue 60, sG2 30A si6,o @oa hi
GlgentbiunS.glaenten nn0 NaN9ler
%'srrr = EugaE & gcybem. 10 1f gerWosn.
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sir. i5, g8etycgiu0tor SiraSe
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Seg,s. Ssgg, Nqspb ~ Sooi Nf0ls0en;
aaSSans SS National iSfnae goa aarcE Tso ssas,...s
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nSSgpeM Natlonal N0ul," IA Moro 6a.a1t STR.
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giorIuor' tui0 @ranit g2erle
&. SiIaaraarr < @ons. 2aa glarasSborssa.g y.
Monnncntrn Bite bca oTwtfhsu Eatrrlpaa.
hnlicM Nn0 agbcttn, ser C}iee oapnn gsr xtle.
pQnH eDsf l@Filtlie N,iHagilRa6 81 ulaask.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

2rlpt.0onipogHieu
ugals zepoIt onO graft comsmrsn rs gcatD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
5ilnBrbn Oct Stimmrnlammler baben
DEN 10000 ]unkt iibet(lbrittcn.
@icle er6Sbten lire ,,ScOre." Sas Stenncm iuirS
marmer. Sebermnnn III au ieinem SieinGtat
imtereiiirt. 2as srOkc 2au5iebcn fir
Rreiie bat begUnnem.

wirfIi6 intcrciiont unO Der @liibe
mcrt9.
Sros Der DieIen GerGnoeuinecn
IinO Sorien0e bon Stiauen nod
ni6t oc51blt. Dies ocutet an, OoB
ieocr Ger @iirigen oui Scr 2iite
mii Oen Sieg aus lit. SSeoer 1og,
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9feuneus, miro ii6erlid neuc 6iib
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Sbr gepinnen moatl
SGlte mar ser Gonteit&e0ot
teur I'M StonOe, nit icincr 9lrbeit
Sdritt au bolten. @r 1T 0onfbor.
IS erlcidtert ieiu @ennitb. Gr
fiibIt iib mie DER fleine Slmgc
oui Ocm GirfuSielo ocs 2ouoitaot
deus, in Dem CT mobnte, cincu Gog
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iiAerlid cine eroBe StoOt,"
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ociltet icood niht, ouB oie Slim,
mcniomnlIer ni4t ocidaftig iino,
ocm oies III nidt ser Son. Sbr
ytctor0 benefit eS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

Spnr.9dnlen.
vSsNiif9f sparbans NON @anlmore.e aaiaius
hllc &ai'iNictcG GtraBc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06
gti 4lloruaI.
Syrau5OiCu maiden arIs
ScDIi6 SyOrti8ritt.
SemtiCbcr Wegemangriff
5uriIrfgeIm mlagen.

9}cucro6crtcS @e6iet n0rOlid 6regi
coirt blqibt in ocu Sduoeu ocr
iron3oiiibeu Gruppcu. 2on-
BON mcIOct meni9 gIeues. Die
gulicil poacu i'll ueucr Oifcniioe
sic EHrfsu in Giirfiid 9Irmenieu
Gei6logcn 6o6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-06

GtaatS.@anten
pIeEtirils Haut Spu Baltimore, wa,Amnre
Hlio %olloonfe lraBe gluouii ggcbcg iIab
SlN NoH@ y. lduhcr. EicesltdG0clt.
Veotae 81 YANG Siaflirer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
Deming Society Notes

Miss Helen Swope. the attractive
daughter NJ Or and Mrs. Samuel
= Swopp. is being delightfully."- enter
tanned DO Henderson Ky, after Wish
with relatives iu louisville Ky
Mr. and Mrs j. Lewis Brown. wi b
their guest Miss Geraldine Craven
are making an automobile trip OF
Eew AIpMco They left by way Of
EI PBso aud viii visit Cloudcroft ami
The Elephant Butte before returning
home
Miss Billie Peterson and Miss Nora
Iawhou are expected AT an early dare
on a visit 10 Mrs MJyme Williams
The Golden Gossip Needle club mot
Tuesday last with Mrs John s. WI
namg JIM West Pine street Mrs
Henry Hall was the only guest OF De-"
afternoon Mrs williams, assisted by
Mrs charles schOepf served de-
ll.Iou- collation. during the afternoon
session of the club and q most charm
ing afternoon WIS enjoyed.
Mrs &. s. McCleerv returned during
the week after months sOjpurn
along the Pacific coast
REV T. y vincent and wife were
among the diners a. the Harvey house
SUNDAY captain vincent ia the chap
aIn NJ the Sew Mexico national
guard
H. r. TrowprIdpe. n the Mount
rrauALu Investment company Of ~
pas1. vas Dcmiug visitor during the
wees
SIR and Mrs Dave PRYOR have been
spending several d1yg Of the week tn
Demiua. motoring 10 from The Nan
ranch ana registering a. the Har "Y
house
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13

The ro8dors ~ this paper win be pleased 10
lcarn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
inst science has been able Co. cure DO 8ll us
stHEes. and that is tHtarrb. Hollis tatHrrh Cure
ls The only postiyo cure now known 60 thH med
iusl fraternity. tRtHrth being constitutional
disease requires constitutional treatment
Halls 'atBrfh cure n taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood aud muooua surfaces of
the system thereby destroying the foundation
~ tho disease. aud giving the patient strength
~ building up the constitution and assisting uB-
lurp in doing ltg work The prupriDtpr4 have
a0 much faith BIZ ne curative ue#grs taar They
offl one Hundred D0liars fpr HHF Husa That a.
fails 20 core Send Tor llat N teaflmpul8l7
Sold by Ell Druggists "a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH,

Corner OF Lead avenue and south
Third street.
Charles oscar Beckman, pastor
Miss Edith Gorby, deaconess
Morning sermon AZ / ociocl, 10y he
Rev. =. g. Davis. a graduate of the
Northwestern university. Evening
sermon at O'Clock by the Rev A.
ToothakeT, pastor of the ConRteEH
tioual church of this city Special
music at both services.
Sunday school al 9.A5 a, m.
EnMorih Leagno ~ y. m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
HoLLYHoCKs AND DAmIAs.

Stately hollyhocks in red and white
eight to ten feet deep, formed the i'm
pressive background for as fascinat-
ing little dance as one could imagine
on Thursday evening AT the Library
hall. Gorgeous dahhas in the same
cOlors completed the decorative set
ting in which some twenty couple all
young people danced to the fascinating
strains Of Karl Winter orchestra ana
under the seGate but hospltable pa
tronage of the Women's Board OF
Trade. whose committee outdid itSeh
in providing for the enjoyment OF the
quests
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13

s0Uil n. Nue II The Rev Grl.
ham Hunter. n. u. pualor Of the
Church of the Covenant, Sew YORK
city. arrived today with MH Hunter
to yaIr hir sister Miss ltmtor who
has been nt 50 Vuccntg sannrIuu
this summer ON SUNDAY hc VIII fil
the pulpit of the first Prcsbyterian
church IN which his brother pastor
ct prcahNlorIpn church a PITTS
hurgh ra, preached hst SundoN
IuIat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
ST. pAULS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN
sIlver md SIxLh slreets.

silver ana Sixth Streets.
Fdw = Schueler, Pastor.
All services in the English language
SUNDAY school. 9.45 a m.
Morning worship II o'clock Ser
mon. "Christs True Kindred.
Tho e. r. service and evening wor-
ship viii be combined at 7.30 O'Clock.
Topic, True Beauty conducted 10y
Miss Molie Schadel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
GIEST AT WILLOWS.

Mrs. Morgan O. I.lewellyn, in years
gone by a popular member Of Santa
Fe society. arrived yesterday from
Las cruces to spend a season as
guest Of Mrs A. y. Renehan at 'Ihe
Willows" on East Palace avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH.

Sodality mass. Z a, m.
Childrens mass, $3.50 a. m.
Late mass, 10 a. m.
Evening service, 1870 p, m.
Feast Of the Assumption of IN
blessed Virgin Mary August 10,
Early mass. 5;30 q m
Sodality mass, a N.
ChlIdren's mass. $50 q. m.
Late mass and benedicuon 10 n. m.
40 evening service.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
Santa Fe Society
Notes
rur sTNsHINE STATE.

'r',..s land Of contrasts,
New .n ~ Of Sunshine and of shadow
lsn9 roses and Of cactus.
lLat lay wastes and mighty for
"a v6arr in the sunset splendor
L ,ags,s PAINT most "ondrous pc
m. me smoke of sand storms
70 portray the art Of God
gov. ana saw-toothed ranges.
Lava Lawn nv b., age and fires of Hodes'
VIZ oyu calmly on the valley
LIZ me peon grows his peppers
,W,.n he mighty rivers winding
NJ, M The farmer thrives in plenty.
WI a million cattle pasture
an tGe bounty of the Lord
.odures the cave mans dwell
,,osa beside the modern city
, nI, modern race is striving
10 Tn| ontstrip the Aces genius;
5,r,yss 10 tell the tawny desert;
Swives 10 .leaye the rugged noun
strives vrest from each its treas
nan IN, GOOD or Gct ard Man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
ARTISTIC POSTERS.

Art wandered beyond the confines
Of the Palace this week, for in store
windows around the Plaza are scat
tered remarkable posters, perhaps the
most noteworthy set Of artistic post
ers ever displayed in any town. Tor
they are painted by members OF lhe
Santa Fe art colony ana advertise Inc
rendition Of The Daughter OF Hed-
ven under the auspices Of the SANTA
IL Women's club at the Masonic Ca
hedrsl ON Tuesday evening william
PeahJllow Henderson, 'hlcas'
artist. has charge Of the stage settings
which from the standpoint of art ana
modern stageCraft will be the great
est thing ever presented In the south
west The cast for the drama IS an
unusually able one for an amateur
Performance and the Costumlng VIII
bp rich and brilliant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Corner OF Silver avenue and south
Fourth street.
Rev Il n. Bullock. pastor.
Eighth Sunday after Trinity.
HOLY communion, Z a. m.
Sunday school, a. IN,
Morning prayer, with sermon, $50
a. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13

ART tAENT or THE hEAh
mn. seenud annual art exhibit OF
...o,r,os >rtst society the latter part
l,nt ,,is mouth and beginning of Sep
,,her will be the climax OF the arr
nnts tbis wear BY next summer II
g honed 10 have the third annual eN-
hihit in the new art gallery where II
Uni attract undoubtedly WORLDWIDE
.,tortfou The first consignment tof
%is years exhibit has arrived and
, ,, a mere enumeration of some OF
,ho arists and titles of paintings repre-
santed the reader may gain some
ISoo NJ its scope and beauty. After eN.
t,ibit here. the pictures not sold VIII
No. semi Albuquerque for the state
'''wy Herbert Dunton, the cowboy
,r,ist the Remington of Taos, will be
represented by Winter Camp OF the
s,ony The Buffalo Runners,
winter Moonlight and Indians at
Taos ,... H.. con.
oIndiap with Red Shirt and A War
rior,' ~ ,.uon.,,s..
Francisco. Wild Plum Blossoms
oCrncita Alberto and Clearing
After storm. -..
irving Couse sends "A Medicine
Man. Winding River, watching,
Cool Waters, The CRyuse, while
F.. Rernnehaus has "A Bit of New
Mexico" Watering the Ponies, IN
dian Horseman" and Rounding Up
the Ponies.
Bert G.. Phillips includes Dancing
Bunch Of Eagle Feathers" Indian
and His Pony "A Trout Stream IN
Autumn. Cottonwood in October
and Apricot Blossoms in the Rio
Grande Canyon
The Berninghaus pictures when
had been on exhibit in the library
were taken down Yesterday and sent
TO 81. Louis for exhibit. The largest
THE Night Of the Bale found
large number Of admirers. The four
pictures Of Taos especially Before
the Thunderstorm, are also classy
Each of them introduced the favorite
Berninghaus theme, "a horse, or
horses. This leaves only the two SUI
perb Taos portraits by j. II. sharp, A
Street i'm Laguna," by Cassidy, one Or
the triple mural panels for the new
museum, and the water color sketches
by Miss Ruth Townsend, as represen-
tatiye Of southwestern art in the IL
brary I'm the reception room, now
ever the superb paintings OF SANTA
Fe scenes by Walter Ufer viii remain
IN while longer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13
Q q Q
4 TEA FOR ARTISTS.


Miss Massie president Of the W ON
ems museum committee, assisted Wy
her sister, on sunday afternoon a me
beautiful Alassie home on Lincoln
avenue gave recherche tea Iu honor
Of the santa Re art colony, alihoAsu
nor only ant was represented. hut 80
literature. craftsmanship and even W."
clerg the latter in the person OF .
distinguished visitor Rev Stanley A.
Hunter of the North Presbyterian
ChuF OF Pittsburgh Pa, VINO Wa
guest Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs Ron
-rr Henri assisted in receiving. an"
Mss Walter poured, while the young
ladies' at the social set served,
Monday afternoon MIS- y. b. laugh
hE had many OF the artist visitors a.
guests st an informal tea served at
her delightful home opposite lAe
Clul1 grounds The beautiful garden
and the sun parlor lured the callers
10 stay ong beyond the time OF q mere
courtesy yisir.
BUNCH OF UNUSUAL PERSONALS.
Helena Dunlap is ShetehlA- o.
Taos ana declares herself drisnLru
with the picturesque village ana us
90 d houses She is thinking seIi'ls-s
o. staying there. Los Angeles
Times
Hss ". F. Rollins and daughters
Ruin and Ramona. have left Los An
s-.-s for another tour Of the SOUTH
west with which they are So tami.ial.
ara ara expected TO make WISH 20
The ola hauuts in santa Re They are
q three months iauut ana upon
lar.n r-t4rn 10 Los Angeles expect r.
PRESENT SElt on the stage Miss Ea'.
o. as-l-ttc dancing and character
a'ass and her sister In classic musical
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13

But in doing this for the benefit Of our bank, we feel
that the campaign will prove a decided benefit to the
community at large il it shall start A considerable mum
Der of our BOYS and girls into the habit OF saving Tor
is upon the shoulders OF our boys and girls that the
prosperity Of our city must rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-13

Has your boy or girl started an account with us yet
The campaign runs only few days longer An account
started now may materially affect your cmIdrcns III
tUrc
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-04
MADISON MAN
RECEIVES INJURIES IN AUTO AC-
CIDENT IN SIOUN FALLS.

A. j. Cornelysen, of Madison, the
well known travelling representative
of the International Harvester com
pany, is carrying a confusion on his
face today, the result of an automo-
bile accident in Sioux Falls night be-
fore last. With Grant Crossman, a
former Madison resident, at the
wheel, they were driving south on
Minnesota avenue. in that city. when
they were about TO pass a taxi COM
ing from the opposite direction. Sud
denly an automobile following the
taxi turned out to pass, colliGing
with the Crossman car. Mr.. Cornely-
son was thrown against the wind
shield, receiving a wound on the
forehead, while Mr.. Crossman, also
thrown against the windshield, re-
eeived a deep cut over the left eye
and temple. Mr.. ~Cornelysen says the
blow rendered him semi-eonscious
for a dozen or fifteen minutes. 1t
was an experience he does not care
TO repeat.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-10-04
FINISHING UP WORK
GRADING ON TWO STREETS AND
ALLEY PAVING TO BE COM
PLETED THIS WEEK.

Work on the last lap of civic inn
p~rovements of Importance hal will
be gone ahead with before cold
weather sets in, is progressing rap
idly.
Men and teams are engaged in
grading West Sixth and West Seventh
streets, from West avenue TO the city
limits, and a large crew of men is
about half through with the city's
first paving, in the alley between
Egan and VanEps n and
Fourth and Fifth streets. Ii is
thought that paving will be complet-
ed late tomorrow and that the grad
ing on West Sixth and West Seventh
streets will be finished in a couple of
days. About four blocks on West
Fourth street are yet to be graded.
1t was announced some weeks ago
thai owing to the late date OF which
the work of installing storm eve
and lead water connections was start
ed, il would be impracticable TO start
this fall the paving ordered on Egan
avenue and East Seventh street.
Word just received from pipe manu-
facturers is to the effect that tile
necessary to construct the proposed
water main extension on East Tenth