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laffTOB IKW WtCl.aWPa ..PUta It. nil r. ta* fallaww» ladEsTw*»a^JKiva** **>*, sad •*> bv- wssAswrfaiaaatiaaTF ^ lot of food I free* ta* cook tant tuna and " " 1 expect to ba i on* of told microhm than any ... aad than 1 bar* to gat o; M a aaartar t» ftra, alter geteg » I atttraa, «UA wUl am naarty kill •aTSaa U» pif. wfclca U raaUy A* wwol* U f •aTSaa U» MM. A* t lca U aUy very vp—U of am now t tk t ' $ ; • ; - • ta wMAw taa af wsMia amis* a«twt wiSl ttsBsi ta all •a ^tiaU of pcBbeaJjWtstod*; witfc «*• (f fata «•* tW otttar aVaald gat . wl wW laws* Ifcal •«!* wyaW fcav* got- W*B,BBW1U»WBBW*T. . asT Wawtaar eraot Us* jetst action r aad tha Boat* F ? S •• .••• li twtoasaa. It 4* a t» latariar* tqr taw — g*ta a> so aarty'to tak* a six rVaaifc taa far London whar* w* ar* ajaaaaT to aaa a apacsal bWsaoasi af • Via-ala) train, aad also gat •red for oar uniforms. • tt ta aow cjoit* deflnit* that w* go on iX train la Franc*, going over rtaad Ang. 13 or 14 snd begin ta* train Monday ta* 16th. b* onita happy • work for YOB stack! •boat I Wat* old p. aa it U asibUy get. '* ahall ba always ataay milestrom Fraox. generally on th* western oast, we shall carry almost whaOy Engnah Totamies aad bop* to baoedtata* bast hospital train going. Aa I think I said but wesk. it U th* tnt taa* ctvfllons bar* beta allowed to raa such a train. I BBS** tall yoo anpyrthlng of our ;•». Tber* ar* aboot sixty of us hara Is oaa HIIinr of a big country aatata. Oxay Grange, owned by a Mr. I. Bilii Fritnd, hss a ad is, I bausra. ons of B British paintara. His pktuiaa, etc, ar* vary fiat, hi tha Cntt. tbaaaatkno iiiitaa*. pfcr Sat wa gat ttttl* taa* to enjoy them. Wa gat op at six wtth Swedish drill batafo twaakfa th. act oar ttxrts, two or thrr* boars of - paay drat mlxsd with band axnjtcaaT driD- dinner, nor* i btary French, taa, maybe an- lertur* or a hot bath, or a walk to earaarr**. suptiat at arven. thsn a rtajo Bad a half mil* walk In company fonaattnn over th* hills to Sir Ceorg* ttawmaa a who grt*s us almost every lent talks oo all soils of •setmamt- W* vrslk back at half past ten aad go to bad. It very •flan rains, bot that interferes very BtUa wtta ear work. Food is quit* •tabs aad good; wa aat rtsnrllnx up or ' l tha ground. W* all hat* bags wtth a little straw. One* a w**k yoo ara a camp orderly haia tha cook or quartermaster one* a aaik yoa ar* oo watch a •sgfct and walk arooad wtth a pick asa haadl* aad chase rabbits, of which thara ara. apparently, aom* hundreds ofJttOBaaada. •a'ara BwrnsK. which ara reall •ML Or. Cantltn. whom we twice a week to first aid. He U an old »**A |h* best ambulance Doctor ta irfifvVm. A woman. CombeO. ta* most noted woman sur- gaoo around, tails us aboot dressing — ip 1 "'^ etc, asveral timrs a week- To-fpry ***** professor of Political Ecoaosry at Kttrn* M ">h is goiog to IsctBZw on ta* political sspects of the over at Sir George Newman's. Ha alia* os wonderful talks on all aorta of diseases, bacteria, etc Hals tha BsxTWlt bead of th* Covermaenl —i-***m and is very fa mows H* is a w*t friend of Bufo* Jooes and is the great fxiand of Bsfoa Jooea aad la bad of th* Frteada DnU and tae the War Of m m i to be A nCarajaca to •tsttstacs ttsuu i •'«* tha factory ••Mnit ta tha ar It >wa*» -old aad • that tha brsroT Georgia .-agaof n. I aSaVtaj sa*taBBBBawV*'*av A aajAasW^J ^lisÛ WCLeM af^vwtrwayf BBJs»iwB|||pa1| | si atfW^ OtbCT fcli^ bar* think of Wilson's policy and lerman notes. Aad this Is what I wa* glad to bear from ooe of the kind ~ t woo goes out to |"*^*| almost day with people tike Uoyd- _i aad has work and business with them all *h» time. He said that r* all absolutely satisfied with I actions, that they looked on irfaa- — m\ real **»*«»«wi and admired My wtttinav* aad especially his notes to thja war crisis as something that would liva forever. Aa Newman per- aonalry expressed it, they wfl] be Placed tn the future with Burke's Yoo" cant think how happy I was to bear that this la England^ real « EDWAKD RICE. HPGHFS NOT A CANDIDATE. as AsMrica&s to i°tn the Unit. Ba is also editor of the ^Friend." snd is vary busy on th* Drink which L* endearoTtsg to all over England. Ha guard of the foccr of us I think w* shall get wry good Th* walk over to his boose ia tha aaooallgBt has been floe- He tak< *J |t tha 6S of os right into his library. m • • • Do atad m* a complete Sonday steer every w**k aad the GAZZTTC A-LsitgaT aad a GAirrnc. no matur how old, B*ke w^> feel BÎ**..* t i^^\* I ass getting yoor letters, aad the oaty ttdag wrong U that they are not h or often enough. Mother, tall m* things for the good of nry aooL aad I expect I need them aS right; but encourage the kids and rbedy els* : . . . . g you can to write me the kind of Jetora. not own op to bains: fn^dck. Bad tae work loakb better and bigger to m» all tba time; bot what do yoa think a home is far If not to keep yoa chae to tba aat thinga and the old days whan yon are tntng to be a 20th l OaiahariT TSe heroic ttant t l M oey jf nary ^^*^rr^y mr *^ tho war ^ TT^TMI r^^ i ia T**m**lmr - terribly depressinc and thaTa tba reason I want to keep as oaaT ti '''tn f aa lettera and thinga can bring me, joat to keep aaneand aweet. Tba other day Sir had taa whole caop over for ing us four Americans and Newman tes.ask- _ afellow tn to lunch- We went m oar camp ootfit, old sweaters and hob-eafled anoea, aad Sir George and Lady N*WBsaa gave os a wonderful taws. After loach 8ir George sat arouad aad *»TV*^ politica to us for two boors. Ha told" us of several of tha big things the government Is doing tn the war which never get In the g i he him what the NEW YORK. Aog. 21^—The letter wztttaa by Charles E. Bugbea, Asso- Ctatv vUataoa of th* SoprciDa Court of taa tTattad Stataa. to ax-Oovernor E. oT New Jersey, declining a Candidat* for ta* Presi. noaminatisn tn 1916, was made har* t»4ay. It follows: nraaUaBrtoa. D. C, May 20. M1B. ttw Bon. Edward C Stoke*. Me- tstVaffatOB,' "My Damr Oonremor—Your letter of IT aas beat racerrod. I think It ****BS to BM very clear 9»-m Bwsjsiwr of tha Buiaatne OMBV I hav* no right to ba acaadi- fraeâwte *»>irily or tacitly. lean. MMk'say wotk hara and hold aa •TT».. •-.. .... ^ ^ ^ ennjaj. > aak that no stapa laaabafarath* K. HUGHES.* um LaaAasf.laa.Aaggsttw.Tcs Batter "Cap* May CoaBt* Oairttsu" .1 as* by on* or two r*r*nt artklaa ka yoor paper that N«w Jersey U " lava a special •section ta UM Fail rate oa cortola coostltstieaaU asset ssTits. aad aawog them ta* InUrest big qiMalluu ofsmasaii aoffrago I* to ba atad* aa lane. How aboot UT Dos* tb* average wonua really ttun for tho ballot T A good msay of them. It law Ci wv» iwn to Daft conc*mj»iu ooour It. Bot ia ta* rasjority genoinel baartased with tha Uaa that their Lrra* aad fmtuuaa would be beaefltlsd tha axarcla* of ta* privilege T •o, then they Êwîi^ paj parmittod to enkry It. la* point U Uk* scea others which hss to do with Ufa' probletas, and baa to be actually tested to provo Its true worth. The question his been pot torn* mar* thsn one* ss to bow the Innovation operates In CalUorni*. where It has been the law tb* past few year*. Generally apeak ing tha result Is regarded as aipifagy satisfactory, with her* and there ex optional Instances wher* Interest oi tha part of th* newly mad* citizen esses had either laggod or was mis- directed by reason of nrmranl senti- mental considerations. A case in point has Just fused Into history lr coensctioo with the recent municipal •lectioo held bare in July, in which the -lady votara.- «vWratry actaatni by ayaiaaihrtic Lsxpat**, IT aaspaartaa) Uat wtajdag raWldst* W Mayor, wins* priadpal clsisi fer infill rifylllni rested **Mr ctrcosastaace* sHegrtWr ferciga th* o*» at Ctajrs*. It was a very pe- culiar and not altogether hsppy situa- tion which, unexpectedly, laced th* star* at tho primary election In Joae. 'nder ta* DOV election law all candidates sre voted for on on* ballot, the nominations going to those receiving th* highest number of votes,—two for each offlce or V&CMOCT to b* fllhî No party "amj^ or other distincti" mark is V41111 \ ^t^rl oo *^» ofl&dal b&l- whlchts th* saa>* voted in ev*ry electioo district in tha city, there being no word divixlohs. In the cose re- erT*d to there were ejeves caadnstes entered for the mayoralty nomination tho nnmbCT wss th* good-looadng chic.' of police, whoa* political aspirations did not appear to meat the approval of some of ta* local boss**, and the Latter proceeded at ooc* to administer th* necessary les- son, bat they failed igDamialouxly in thtir effort- The fight at th* pri marie* was by for the bitterest cvei waged in Loc Angeles; tt was tho field against the ch Wl. but he won_out, not only in the courta. but by on over- whelming plurality, his vote being almost equal to thai of the other ten candidates combined. It was ttw women who did It. Then at the en _ regular election, despite the ef- forts of a majority of the masculines 11 IÎ i K4 MI oo the opposing condi- p p g ,d. they repeated the coop enacted at the primaries like trained politi- cians- There U one very evident re- salt to be ascribed to the new order of things, and that is the woeoen are reading the- newspapers more generally and carefully tnjin they used to fonncrlj. Aod thim of iUclf U ccr tain to giro decjat joamAlicm Iflocnoo *UK1 povtr. Tha cdtJC&tiacisJ aad aocLal f*xilitic» orricxl trj Lo» AnêU* are in widest MSLftO oS thft wrotrd un trn TTTM trvt»J, aod tn BULny rcspocta the former are Dot equalled by tho-*e of tKe i t* of popoXatioo In Ice i*nt\ Cope have had the effect of* i _ a dormant Interest In such mat- ters, and which I have been otiliilng, to »TriMpi i *^ f *n enclosure of tia _ _ canvas, frcen the Interior of whkh emitted the strains of a lively )rf*y»:mfî*> orcbestra, iM frost t^H* onu- nvfp^wT cntrtuhco of wlilcb floatf-J >K*^ rVT^^ff^n wiiVf A ryt> *rifffn fl*»ir*T, Ttis in- stitution was styled the "Pair." and Is really the sole attraction whkh draws the visitor across the border. Yoa pay ten cents to see a genuine, wide-open g» iwKlîy-h-yll In operation, and I didn't begrudge the investment. Have o desire to repeat the experience. 'ia Juano Is also distinguished as having a "fort or barracks, having i garrison of 175 uniformed soldiers. it course no curious sight-Beer frora U. 8. is permitted to approach its unattractive portals, presumably to prevent any of the heavy artillery guns being carried away as souvenirs. Very sincerely yours. C. 8. MAGRATH. COUNTED THE AUTOS. 'run tb* WlU«ood TrUxioe. Two t hop Hand automobiles seen like a big' number but more than that many p*»—^ the comer of Schelllnger Pacific avenues every dsy list according to Officer William ^rawfard. officer at this corner wbo kept "tabs" on the number of aotoa that r»*aw^ each day last week. Por the week Jmrt dosed, 15^283 vehicles passed the comer, an average of 2,184 each day. This gives an idea of the it of traffic on this aiw thoroughfare everyday and though It a narrow street for so much traval i accidents have yet been r—Tftil at this point doe largely to th* able in which the speeding aotos are hsnrlhyl by the officer in charga. Tb* foUowtng ta aa abstract of conveyances entered for record la th* County Clerk's ooc* her* f weck ending August 20. 191S: Foil. MlnV W. ILa, ol WnW lt*t troca V W. Uar ol 3STS rtr &. W. lla, U Ml . (Mrail to Fnxaf Lot. US ajad U*, arrlloo D- >. rt ai. lu Ektaard W. » 77. 7* auj r>. ntloi at. I r&AcU al. Uou&rrtf k> O«*s» W. All J la V. W. 1U» . pUa X. r uii .'. Oaad7> b> E1U B. BVuartl. at oo \. K. *L4r at boood atnrt. 1«W •4 fruoj s. V. aid* al AuasUc J. ChrbJopttrr LaXt. rt M. ta Hiiro f atioi. L en. ts*. ea*. caa. en. an. MS. -•" iii, **•* >.M_ ^4. *•*•'•. **-*_ ess, ul. ^ w ' ax. at. 'JO, i*i. ui, uc in. sa, IM. :> a«tk» t: 71*. Til. 71*. 7J7. 71* mad 7i*. to Ulu U te&exaa. Bl11M» ai luai liiti, B. J. R^ltj Co. to J. Horsan DO- p ota IU and 111. U-ta S>. pUn al 1W7. Suv la •""-- UiUIn. ruse. Lat» tia. t» and U*. blocs 116. plan !>-«. Bus, lo &aiw. »U*a. lot* C* and a. block SX plan D-2. I_ Dvilxxlca> lol. J. Realty Co. alotw corner In romd from •d fc> rarm hn!Hln«» oanrrd by parry rU P«rry. 33 frrt lo E. of orotn- oTR.lt. P. SU 119 »*ml tract 2. %ltx»U Drar Hlo alatioo. In line of M t "* tm *rt* J ^\ Ptan^ runnlns alctf^S f f r ^^ ol Jacob O. lo a «hlf oak trrv corner of Frank Ua B. SIcooU. cnaalna tne railroad anc alon** line of r*»t"«~r Hand, ^^fpiîwj II 1-4 m. "tin rxcrpOoaa. Harry &. Douslaaa to Allrr C MackUulc. :k> af Maelk WUiwna Jotua A. Bradley, el ux. to Aaroo E. rUler. OSo. Id X. block 173. plan ol U. H. Otbtu -^f p^, rv ul L-. C»«i >,-! «tl< tain U> tne Ml **, l»rl«r CkUi« • >l Eka i-r^J nl In i ue r wit. LI drp. .Ur 1, tMM- tJ *r laU t. per tlkr p • tfalHi as or sxr. > ol the tUxneat f. ."*» •J riucm. r, I>1J, ad*" al •.Ul t- w>rlttfi4 •fcrrisav f»rtlft#xl of tike -J| •111 .u isiij rmt ml trmuffl. •rU-flp-vJ 1 >rm/- n Roord ur ail bids- By ooicr o/ the SWEMfTS SALE. out Jrrw-y. tan n rrriatlr. Court of tb tljiy of jy.rr ik*Xc rt UK ri I vapuax- U> sva .-I!., la Umy ElulldiAsY MMLIIU, I »IL*>1I *rkp*- U> ul** at kr. oa atO.NDiY. BtTTCMBZM tl. Mil. t«ren tne boura of twelve and fli« o'clock m_, tu wit. at otic o'clock In IAC a/temooct ulil tUy, at tbc Mkerlira office. In Cape .« f.^.w* llou»c. U ^ stay County. Kev In UM- ftirtyâf) ICtnk •erlea'of" alack plulrutut -V»ji»rt«U-iJO UXM! certain lt»uart£*v£*'d bill of rootplaliil la UM- **ld o»UM- par- ticulrly t ftb i d l b l Uul U i b of rootplaliil la ticularly »**t furtb ami uf plrtfv uf cround (•ape liay. Mate of ooe hundred and *r»ry, buodnd w,u OCl, lnl in U>c Muutbrrly uf tbr TumpUiV Kwul U»>din«{ to CM* "' * VtlUlU^ MT btUs*l/T«i l I>uC Ko. 1 lo Wlili&m J. ia. 4 ll^«^l«ur J k>4a 1-1 KJ! Utrnee Jit aoutnerly at risbt _ with aaUl Turnpike ana alon* the line uf LJ4 \sr> VH. Ac. Kranlnl and rufitryed to aakl joacpli f. MarlllHlc. la t^lLEUAX P. COftKXM. Krc>lrmt>rr IU. l»li- W. H UlUnrtb. boiV. LUMBIKO HEATING BOOFINO BPOUTINO WHO'S YOUR PLUMBER? H. SILCOGK, of course. Cut? HAY CODBT HOUSE. N. J. THATCHEK BANUE8 AHO BOILEB8 8-I3U WATER HY8TEU8 DUIVE WELLS M IDDLE TOWNHHIP BALE LAND FOB TAXE8. OP onUor U brrrtiT AU% at tlm T alr, al t» artil wll at pulULc aai« all UM l."^». tnarconrti. t^nUiUA>raU lod r«mi caort*. b^rviAarfcrr untkonl. for a» atxvtnl Um tat vt^ck • nj prnoa «IU nurrftaaa Cb* IUM and pa* Uv t.i lUti, UtcJadloc lalrml aad coioC aai« V. ID frc atbrrv no oca wjlil bid fca> a (fatirifr ttrca: auclt parso«nta fc> b* d twforp t^r rocwtoaJaMi cf t^« aaie, c pfiorrty Mill t>* rvab^ Tb* »«U «1U taxr Ibr CoUrctor. al l>p« J at t O c^ Court Ho fomUh the music for the county fair nut «ra*k- IUs band was recently praised by Qov- rmor FUldsr. Your tsoocy grows who In bank wtthoot effort from you, *vea when yon are aslasp. Try IL, Begin now. afcoriry Trust Company win h*Jp vwa to aara. It Fair week at SpecUtorium Pk- turos every night, commencLng with Tuesday night whea the admlsjiion will bo IK and 10; all the resv of the week, admission 10 cents. It Repairing of all kinds of Ore arms, •lectrical oVrWs, locks, etc- Pin tasahkr or Yale keys—«il mskes. Gen- eral repairing. Wm. Flanagan, 8. J. Realty Farm, Court House. 8-20.«m Clearing up sale of all millinery goods at Mrs. BonneU'a, Hand Avo^ beginning Sept. 7th. HaU CO end 76c Male stock ostrich plumes. 16 to 18 inch broadheads, $1.50 each. It Dr. E. E. Ayres. Professor of Greek Exegesis at Croxer Seminary, will preach at tho Baptist church hero on Sunday morning next- Pastor Martin will return from his vacation on Mon- odvcrtiw froely in a local paper published mlleu away, doc-snt it stand to rtxa&on that it would pay all local merchant* to ud- vertiso In like manner in their home paper? Some- back number mcrchaptu complain of people going out of town to trado but make no attempt to keep them home. The Wcman'ii Homo Missionary So- ciety of tho M. E- church la now ur- rcmgtng for Itu annual box to bu ucnt to the frontier. Clothing ia needed this ycur for n family of five. Includ- ing three children; girls aged ono und S. and u boy aged JO. Contributions will be received by Mra. LudUim Hand, end It Is hoped tho rcbponbo will be generous. Prof. E. T. Macready, who for several years wan u member of the faculty of the High School here, spent Sunday "with Prof. Clark und wife. He hss recovered from the illneiui which prostrated him while he wan studying medicine in Texas, more than two years ago, und will next week ub- charge of th© English IWpart- ment in the High -School at Summit Hill, Pa- Prof. Boiletn, of tho High School faculty, arrived home from California last week. Miss Mclntiro and Prof. Shlpe will come on Sunday; and Miss Sellers, of tho primary depanncnt In expected to-day. The wrhoola will open next Tuesday morning. Parents who have the good of their children at heart will »e« to it that they are school next Tuesday—not one, two or three weeks later. An automobile from Wildwood col- lided with a horse from Wheaton & HurreU's livery on Friday night. In- juring the animal BO that a veterinary tuirgeon hod to be called. If the utate ments that have come to thin office are correct, the automobile was run ning on the left (wrong) side of thu road, and at a speed which made It Impossible to stop when the driver discovered the danger. If it Is true that the autolst said he did not sound his hom "because he did not have to,' It is time he was taught the rules of the road. One of the first lessons that should be Impressed upon stu dents of motor-driving Is the fact that under the law thjy have no right to pass (going in tho some direction) another vehicle or a pedestrian without first iKm*wling the horn—not to drive them from the road, but to apprixo them of the Intention to pass. ThU Is the law, and it la common sensej as welL WHX EXHIBIT AT FAIR. The United Distributing Company, |^ of 4>~t~. will make an exhibit at the county fair, on the Oth. 10th and ; nth, displaying a line of merrhandlse which th*y say will be o credit to the Fair Asaoeiation and themselves. Walter E. Douglass, the manager, states that this company was formed with the Uea of doing a general mail- order mrr-»"~"*" business, and not that of aellm*; stock, and that they have not Placed a single share of stock on the market for sale. Th* following h*v* been appointed members of tha various D*ctl Boards In Cape Hay Cocmry. Coin* otherwise markad, thair Unas «x- piro In 1910: Oc«u Olj. rtrat War* Republicans Jess* Stcphensoc. Homers Young. Democrats—Luther Wallace, John B. Christian. (kala CUT. Iliilat War* Republicans—Verooo Carlson. Wil- liam Chsdwick. Democrats—George W. Nkkxrson. 1917. Edward A. Bourgeois. V»9— Tenaklf Republicans— William J. Williams, 1917. Edward F. Broom. Democrat*—On Warren, Somsrs C G. Stevens. Bar**i* at WiiOIll Republicans—John 8. Young, 1917, Joa. L7 Katx. ' Democrat*—David Tchsmestofsky, 1917, Moo Goodman. Dtmala Tasaall*. first Ualrlrt . Republicans—Reuben Chester, 1917, Eugene Lloyd. Ubmocrats—Chas. C Jsmts. 1917. Thotaos Brown. Daavala Taaaoaxa. lunl Dtatrlrt ' Republicans—Charles Wsy, 1917, William BrsmmelL Democrats—Oliver Heston. 1917, Frank Barnes. B*. bla CUr. lira* Wars Republicans—Chas. Bodac, 1917, Chas. V. Baxendsl*. Democrats—William Sanlo, Thomas E. Ludlsm, Jr. Sea Ub Otr. Bacaa>4 War* ^publicans—George Busch, Walter Pflcfer. Democrats—J. T. DcLancy, Edward H. Dever. B»c»Ma af Avalaak Republicans — Lewis C Confield. 1917, Howard High. Dcmocrata—Hugh Holmes, E. E. EatU. cW«*«sa af Slaava Btai»«# RepuWtcans—Edward Smith, Clar- ence Fisher. Democrats — Michael P. Lennort, 1917, Adolph S. Mountoey. UUdU Tawailli, lint District Republicans—Claudius Long, 1917, mail T. Browcr. Democrats — Frank Swain. 1917. Monroe Erricaon. M144U Inullt. B«ul Dlctrtd Republicans—R. C Bcrvcxet, 1917, Harry Foster. Dcmocrata—Frank Mlxncr, 1917, Jones B. Hand. HUlli TI.UUK Talx* Diatricl Republicans—Charles Soffe, 1917, Maurico E. Thompscn. Democrats—E. H. Norbury, 1917, Warren C Ncal. KUdU T«>a«aJa. »Vaxl* tUaUict Rtputlicann — Sylvester Spcnce, 11)17, Percy L. DougUna- Democratu—Lewis R. Powell, 1917. B. L. HowclL Bm«|k af Kact* WU4aaa4 Republicans—Freemoot Luth, Frank Grady. IVrnocn.tb—Den Bell. N. B. L&ng. cur •/ WUl>u4. lint War* Republicans—Frank Dunham, 1917, Otto Kenoke. Ikmocrato—Chas. E. Rakcstraw, , 1917. William Hendee. Cllr tl WllanW. Sacaava Out Republicans—Chaa. E. Hand. 1917, Chan. VonKuLi. Ikmocnili—John Martin, 1917, Jos. I). Ober. CUr tl WOMwrtm*. TmU* War* Republicans—Manlif Brsnln. 1917, L. Q. C. Clark. DcmocraU—C L. Nkkeraon, 1917, Cecil E. Ober. Bnqk af WlUwt Cnat Republicans—Geo. T. Balsley, Bich- ord bcompton. Dcmocmto—Victor J. Sewsrd. 1917, Tbomaii Crcwm. Republicans—D. Horrell Woolson, 1917, Jacob Bomct- Democrats—John Baterbcll. 1917, William McPherson. Republicans—Clement H. Ntwkirk. 1917, William B. Godfrey. Democrats—Samuel E. Ewing, 1917, William G. Blattner. Cap« mUr CUr. Wlrtt BMiUt Rcpuhlicnns—Harold Hand, Floyd C. Hughes. Democrat*—Rodney P. Hand. 1917, David W. Piereon. Car* stay CUr. Bacaaid DiaUlct Republicans—R. C Ware, 1917, Sid- ney R- Coif. Democrats—Geo. Hlckey, 1917, John Kcncman. Cw< Kay CUr. Tmltm tMatrlct IU.-publlcans — Matthew Bankert. Erving Stevens, 1917. Democrats—John Shields. 1917, A, Little. Cap* star CUr. ra«rta IMattict Republicans—Thomas Millett, Jr, 1917. Frank Coitello. Democrats—Lcwla S. Bennett. 1917. Zachary Taylor. IWnuk af Baalk CtM Star Republicans—A. J. Rudolph, 1917, Frank M. Walton. Democrats — E. Martin, Orlando Luferty. Buuik af CiM afar r»lal Republicans — Norman F. Rcgor, Sylvester WUUaraH- Democratu—A. B. Schellinger, Carl A household remedy In America for 25 years—Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil- For cuts, sprains, burns, timlrlii. bruises. 25c and 60c At all drug SOUTH DENNIS DOTS. —School opened on Wednesday, September lst- —Clinton Nkkcrson visited Puuls- boro on Monday. —C. B. James is now flagman at tho R. R. crossing. — Mru. Herbert Hewitt is visiting relatives in Snlrm, —Rev. Henry Brodway and family, of Sen Isle, spent Wednesday hero. —Larry Potereon and Homers Hsnd huvo gone to Maurice River.oystering. —Dont forget County Fair, Sept. 9, 10 and 11; a blue ribbon evenLB-O.tf —Goo. Godfrey and wife, of Phlla-, aro guests of bis sister, Mrs. Jesse CrandoL —Mrs. OUrtan, of Ocean City, Is tho gucct this week of Mrs. Lewis Edwards. -—After a pleasant visit here. Miss Lydia Bailey has returned to her home In Phllada. —Isaac Vanklrk and wifo now oc- cupy their homo here, having moved back: from Phllada. tost week. Thomas Robinson, of Phllada-, spent several days here recently wtth hui sister, Mrs. Larry Peterson. —Mrs. Lawrence fifeKeague, cf 4*ff>lfl Spring, spent a dsy last week here with her mother, Mrs. Ellis Nkkerson. —A large band of Gypsies arrived In town on Sunday but were quickly escorted out again Dy f**rtwtnr*lr Cran- doL —Mrs. Bertha Fields and Miss Uxxlo Ireland, of EsteUvilla, are with Mrs. Bur*"" 1 * Lloyd for an Indefinite period. _ fjoanâ BagulctB aro by many woo easily, without griping and wtthoat bad after effects. Z&c at all drug GAirrrB adra. draw customer*. OCtUN VTKW TUTUS. —Ussry Da.U U very 111 at this writing. —Th* la. C Hit* Oocisty met Wed neaday awning. . —This community Is losing msay pigs from cholera. —Two Udk* from Pfailada. ar* visiting at Z. T. Candy's. —Alexander Smith and* wife ar* visiting relatives tn slillrUle. —N«wtoo Uowail and fsmlly spent Sunday evening st Ocean City. —Mstthaw Baxaby la working jtt the Pannigrov* powder works. MUs Sadi* Bennett, af Pbllsdel- rîlfyj Is visiting Miss Uppermon. —Dont forgtt County Fair, Sept. 9.10 and 11; a bias ribbon evenUS-&tt —Griffith Candy and wife and Wm. Dovsul and wife spent Sunday with Walter Taylor and family. . —Everett vmnDrtght snd fsmlly and Soencra Corson attended camp meeting at Ocean City Sunday. —A special service was held in Calvary church Sunday evening. Pas- tor Thorn spoke to the. P. O. 8. of A. •—Mr. TT^n(^'*'T » ley and wife. —MUs Onaantln* Stewart, cat C*S* May City, was the (oat of Mita AUc* Parker recently. —Joel Errickson and family, of Camden. were with Oaerg* Dukas sad family over Sonday. —Mrs. Hay Strung entertained Mrs. Rebecca, and daughter, ^'' *i* pert of last week. —Mrs. Bcrgb, who lire* oo Smith Chsmnkin place, spent a part of but week In Atlantic Cfty. —Mrm. May Strong and two call* dried, of Of rrLi|yni ar* viJttlnjF bar par. ents. John IngcrsoD aadwtfe. —Rev. William TockaT eatartaiaad Wm. Law aeveral days of tad waak. Mr. Law Is electrician at Princeton Seminary. 7—There are two ca RIO GRAHDE GRIST. —Mr*. TilUe Wick U visiting at Lot Corn well's. -C L. Fisher and wife aro visiting n Camdcn. -—MUa Sadie- Sykes spent Monday it Capo May. —Mao Riley has returned to Hig- -qn' 1TT \ Conn. —MLu Olive McDonel has been vUiting at Tuckahoe- —Mra. Clara Crcaae and Emma were t Cape May Tuesday. —John Msybury, of Phllada^ U vUiting at Monroe Hand's. —Mrs. D. E. Goff has returned from a visit with Eidora friends. —Mra. Eva Picrpont opent a day but we«k with her mother. —The M. E. Sunday-school picnic went to Norbury's Landing. —Than. Daniels and wife, of Mill- villc, aro visiting nt F. Downs'. — Mrs. R. C Kennedy U entertain- ing her mother for a few days. —Walter Sykes, of Phllada-, spent Sunday with his brother, Arthur. —Dont forget County Fair, Sept. D, 10 and 11; a bluo ribbon evcnt-8-Ctf —Mrs. Carl Rutherford and daughter are vUiting her brother, Frank Corson. —Claude Mortoo and wife, of West ipe May, spent Sunday at Leroy Morton's. —-MUs Ida Kane and Mrs. Gordon MarKay, of Philada^ are vLulling at HendeeV —MUa Paulino Centner, of Green reck spent Thursday with Mrs. Nel- son Hand. —Mlsa Elizabeth Cresao spent the week-end at Cold Spring with her aunt, Mr*. W. A. Laker —Thoae who went from hero to A - lantle City on the excursion were Eu. Scull, Fred Neal and Joa. Chester. —Ralph Endicott and family, of Philadou. spent the week-end here with his brother. Smith; making the trip by motor. -MUs Mary McCormlck. of South DennU, spent a few days recently with Mrs. Jack Camp, and was accom- panied home by her nephew, Everett McCormlck. —Mm. Wm. C. Hewitt, of Wild- 'ood. and granddaughter, EUle< Cheat- wood, of Ocean City, have been visiting Mra. Wm. McCarty. Mrs. Mc- Corty visited Court House Monday. EAST CBEEK AND ELDOHA."- —Josenh Trout and wife fcpent the wc«k-ena in Court House. —Edgar Creamer made a business trip to Long RASach on Monday. —Chan. Carli&lo broke MB thumb while playing ball on Saturday. —Stacy Nicklcaon, of Millville, Is spending a week with relatives here. —Mra. Ruchel Creamer la spending a week in Woodbury and Pennagrove. —Don't forget County Fair, Sept. 9, 10 and 11; a blue ribbon cvent_8-6,tf —I don't Leo why people mako bo much fun of-a Ford, as it Is a rattling good car. —Ure. Lottie Ehiuner and family, of Bridseton, ale upending a week at David Anderbon'a. —Fifteen of our young men attended a religious meeting ut Helsler- ville Wednesday evening. —Dr. John Bennett and family, of Long Branch, aro here in their Sum- mer cottage for a bhort time. —Raymond Hand, of Brldgeton, has returned home, after spending two weeks with Mra. Somers Hand. '—Mius EstelLa Qucms and Alton Clark, of Millville, Bpent the week- end with Mrs. Eugene Springer. —Misses Ida Norton and Beatrice Howell, of Diau Creek, spent the first of the week with Mi&a Gertrude Bart- leson. —On the evening of August 24th, 150 peoplo gathered at the homo of Rev. Howard Amer ard wife in honor of their &th wedding anniversary. —George Homer and wife, of Woodbury; Wm. Tweed and family, of Millville, and John Bartle&on and wife, of Dorchester, Were gucst£ at Chas. Bartleson'u on Sunday. SOUTH 8EAV1LLE SPICE. —Tho Sunday-scho
HCEAN CMTY N.J. ' tt . Hammell Co. WMABAHTVTLLE, N. J. "mii'- MuriKtmn •» Artistic MEMORIALS OBANITE—BBONZE out All kind* of Cetaelsrv Wort ALL and Inspect l •tack of fia- labed work and oar fa dlities for msaafsclur- In* it: or if desired oar representa- tive will call oa 70a aad •bow yea the ItUtt ds- slfsalamon- uxaatrtal ait. It* UpetoT.H.1 II Has Been Proved bflrood diftpoto tliat a p of Imperfect eyes will caoae dtttnrNinfW hfriarhr..rtr Now! Aboot TOOT eyca. Are they perfect T Yoa don't know T We can tell MSB I WHTikGB. ass! OpttcUaa. lit ligl 8L. liBiillr. V J. Is Your Money Safe? Security is what, you wish for your savings. We offer it and invite your full- est investigation as to oar reliability, business nicttKxlB and Deposits by mail will be promptly acknowledged. Write oa about opening an account. Security Trust Company •HOTEL BELIiEVTJE ; r "•-•"•• JOHN B. THOMPSON GAPE MAY COURT HODBE, N. J. Spatial Bandar Dfaowra from one to two. AUTO PASTIES AMD GONNE8S CATEBKD TO m * W. SCOTT HAND •*• w«lty Ann* o«u cxtj. N. j. EDWABD a smm * co. CUSS INVESTMENT SECtiBfTlES •SS avfifcaf )miiBll| lists os'ssntTttWs.prkr* and other lolor- f fJtVn AMD slrllJWfrtU. SCBXECT TO tali; AND ADVANCE DJ PB1CE. Atlantic Ofy Bectric Company : VAX ^'T""^ Of NEW JEB8KY - Me*. M and Interest, ip Yiald Aboot 6J6% 7-23An Deposit & Trot* Co. . Cai 1873 iv^ Invites your business—have your \ ^ e y . earn interest. , Keep a ^ âccount and rent a box for valuable papers. . . . $9,160,000100 booklets "Relating to Wills and 8" and "Banking by MaiL" I OUR PUBLIC FORUM R. P. Schwerin On ttvo aotvrrron'e OIU Tlvo American ptowmea are tntereetad ta aaa „„. ce, tt ta axpeoslra and UkawbM bamtUattajr to harra to salute a (oreicn Oat erery tttoo.a Carmar waata to aftta a basaal of wheat, a bale of cotton or a poead of tan products across the ocean. Tho American (anaer ta aa> Uttod to the protection of his fiat In aeadta* his Modaota across the see. and Coexroaa ahoald lire eoch eaconalw- 'tnast lo ahlpptoc Interests as ts necaaaary to moot rorsaa coorasutioo to ocaan oxuasns. A recent bill knows a* Ux> Beaman'a mil became a Uw aader th* PresddsBi? slsnsture and Mr. B. P. acfcwartn. rt^prosldent octal Padfle Mall BteamaB.p CmtmajTwhen Takedto date! this law and octliu Us effort apon American «~.~*fr ^^ lines, aald in part: ^^ -Tb« Mil pro-ides that no ahlp of any nationality •ahall be Dermtttad depart froai any port of tho United Butea unless she has on board not leas than e Chinese crew, bat also the greater Initial cost or the ship. Aa tbe Japanese hate now done away with their European officers snd Japanese rrvws. all of whom speak a common Ungsagn. there ts no difficulty for lo comply with all the conditions- of the bill and continue their J crews, wllh Oriental wages. Tho Uw. therefore. Instead of sulrtlng th» American chip, adds another bcavy burden while tt places nooo whateter upon the Japanese ship, bat. the contrary, turns oter to tho Japanese tho traffic of too Padno Oca . which the American ship U forced to forego by act of Congress of law United State*.' 1912 YtXJ ARC TOO W»Ll TO COT At*Y rUB.1 How You Have Grown in Four Years*" The Honorable Senator Sagebrush By FRANCIS LYWDE *»ta, by la the DiMtTict Court et the Ualtad Stales for the District of New Jersey. I A t b e m a t t r r o f C i t y s t i l l a a d L u n k r '*o. ( a eorporaUoo) - - a .* a wiisj Mj^^S. J. f^trt atT* fJV samjar* Tb* txadcrtlcthnl. tu Trsstra of ttx- Oty MW A Uzmbrr Company, af Ocr&n City. X. TWUM8DAY. *"***"T* lr *"* •* lilt* mt 2.30 p. m-. ot tt>c Pltm* of tt-r Com iocattnS at &!• tli hX, firw* Wr*l '- J City. N. J., H*.-" " (1.) Ail thil cirUia tract or oUt* af rod altujt, tfiog ôd bint I t£ d of \r t o oUt ltujt, tfiog ôd btint In ««n Utjr. county of C*j» Mar r« Jmer. dncrlbed u follow*. from Ut p«x«j tie mercy to tho chief Ux&dgator ot the last half boor of wsitlar Bloant ctxiUl DO longer sit still, aod^n* wns pacing the door of the private of Ace. t«o stejkM aad a tara..monot IT, when OOTSOQ ni oahered In. T»o c»t "cm. a foil dttten of rowlea the bribe taker, throwing a thick pocket of papers on BloonTB «le*k. "Xow. then, what da I set oct ofur BJoant stopped short and. whirled as If th* demand had beeo. a blow. 'Xoatl evt Jast what any other criminal crl> when ho tarns state's evidence" he nuped- "You wont be pnseroU'd and sent lo the peniten- tiary, us yoa dcacfT* to be. Mow get oot of bere. nnd doat let me bar* to ttdl yoa twicer" ryboa made a move as tf be woald repossess blauelf of the packet of af- fidavits, but Bloant came between with tbo dancer signals naming la bis eyes. "No. yoa don't!" ho sold sharply. "I told yoa to eo—do Itr And. as ooce before, the bribe uker went oot mat- tcrinj? curves. Wbeo Lbo corridor door t""i doocd behind the traitor BJoant pat the aAV dvtu to bis pocket aad passed oot quickly throocb tho anteroom. "I don't know when I shall be bock," he aald to Collins, with a band on toe door of esreaa. "Has any one called since Dooor* "No. Borne lady sent a boy op to ask for y oa. but I sent word that yoa were not la. as yoa told me to." Eran rvtillxrtl that ho bad wnthinfc- lasty barred l"atrtcia oot with oil the others. And now abo woold drlie to Wartrnce Hall wit hoot him. and th* tttrtblo thins that most be done mast b* dose before ho ahoold w* her tac* (To ba crnitlnnoj.) •W 1 "" 1 "! ot m point fortotd by ttw nMdcO io srotr and brio* fort* CmJt. I or tmmdt&L DUeiiWisd sktnrri §Hr* auiaj aals of distraaa. Ta* aau itkyj may b* dark, contain _ are mrrartlmw. frerrass scanty, psinfol. Backacbe U often praasot day tttrtrt. Usadacbes and ditry speUs may ooroT. Weakaaed kidneys ahodd reodra cjulck halo. Dont dslayl Use a special kidney rcmsdy. Dosn's Kidnsv Pills axe for kidneys, bwckacoe aad trrtaary dls- ordera. Caps Hay C H. erideoce prorss thsir worth. Mrs. Martin Spaldin*-. AUantic Ara, Cap* May CC IL says: -My back ached and f oflan tslt dlxiy and ncTTODs. The aecrvOaris frorn my aidnvjs were also a source of annoy ancc Doan's Kidney Pills soon re •toned me to good hearth,** Price Me. at aU deaiara. Don •Imply ask /or a kidney remedy—rei Doans Kidney Pills—the same that sirs. Spsidlng- hM Fostar-Mllhom Ox, Props, Boffalo, N. Y. adv or rtccKow. OT CUECTMN. BOSOtJCB OP BTONE HABBOB UPfES tOWNHHIP t a r t h e a s s l n i m a n r e . r r . BrXrater tt, UI*. from *«-f*o oViac-m, a. •&. p. t»u at - aswjt.J U TI. I iHooarrr I) •'srljr Lial t-lio. e U a r r t S ^ o t O o r . t a C a p e J U y t o u r t H o o a r . C a p . k t a j r C o u n t y . 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H 4 , p a a w S U . A r - , s r a i t l e d to t b l d O t H T 5 " - COLEMAH K COHUSS. EbetUT. D » l « l A a t a t t 1 1 . V t U . or BANKING *RD I1.8DRAMCE Tfcntoo. JuiK- -". 1913. vnr Miktlotul 17*1*1 lasu/a.t.cc CÂfây r i U (k« S41U t>f !. IÛuaLt-. * ol U-Usiintf ttatj liuurjsVv of l Nw Jtrwj, do IWrcLry |>OA*' •ct t'• t>f»/uodati4r bu>*i*Wa Li tht*TI b jT J* sa41G^ _ jb notK* bfwjB-i thr p*rops*rt> »ffrrtrd UVrrby. «*r by k»t»lii« Ihr uow- wslin »ui» rr-aitVnl «lthln BA ^î That tipoo rr prrrarm the- work rrxjulrrxl tb*Tt- t>*. * oJ io male taJfi. rr bul U, > lo rrpalr svu atrvisHurr a,tr »v*Ac»p4iaa i ** u***] wr w>o to U 4 0/ in raw any bIM l fall t- . 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Larvl. dk r>t«r • nortb«e»t. •cuthwrtOsTrly atde of laayvtew . .ityt *-• — • of lot mxmbrr •* on above torntioned plan: *—f-t» (3> »outhw»ratrr.y and at rtsbt -nrin Uayvltrw ptac*. one bundxed fr«t to a nftrea fret wide fttrreil theiace O> aotxth- aod pansUcl with bayvUw Wacr — f«rt to the oorChwrnLrrty Une bay avenue, throce J aloo« the aorta ottOrrly line nce (|> northevctrrty ««sl apprar, piout. aiuarr or drmur tb. bill of aald complainant oa or brfare » ravnty^rreotb day of October nest, or . said tall wlU be takro as cmfraard asjalnat you) tb. aald bill ts Bird to rore- coljo a mortssse slsrn by Lelb Trpprx and wUW to cnrnnlaTnant. dstrd brptrmbrr Lilj a*.mLpj. alnetprn tmndrrd and liilr- . oo lands la tn. loam of WoodbTnr, U county of Cape.stay ana stsu of New J«rsryj aad you. 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F o r t b . y e a r i V i J a x o o a n t l a * t o w l t b t n t r r r s t f r o m l w - . i I t . t S I X F o r t b e w ^ r 1 9 1 4 a m o n z s U a a T s o f l c i r wrtb Interestl^ra i*£££rr^B. »»'l c r t b r r w l l a c o s t s o a t b e s e t a x e s a m m T n l l n \ » C U O . n f H r a f t W ^ C O x U O M . E b r r U r . W U U a m H ^ C o o p e r . S o r V . a j a ^ O r f n X J |w cgAwctanr of ret jotsinr. Ta Banks Brvwsri By sirta. of aa order of tbe Court of Chancery of Hew Jersey, made oa tbs da/ of tbe date hereof tn a cans. wtatrcbT Am- City Uulidms sad l ltl b Strictly a County NEWSPAPER CAPE MAY COUNTY GAZETTE VOLUME XXXVI. NUMBER 'S3. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1915 WHOLE ITOMfiHk.UU. LUTBEST.GARBLTSON JUSTICE OP THE NOTABT PCBXJC COkUGBaiONEB OF DEEDS Bpedal stimtton g+r«n to work In all iU branches Agent for IXOYIVB PLATE GLASS INS. CO, CHCTT8 LEGAL BLANKS ea 8*elli Mala Street, ta THE GAZETTE BLOCK CAPE MAY CODBT HOUSE. N. J. T. GARRfTSON Practical Walcbmaker Prompt and careful attention gircn to tb* repair of WUttO, QtKtl, JCItfTT. A full lino of Watches and Clocks always on hand GAZETTE BLOCK South Mnln Street c*rs MAY cotnrr BOCSX. H, I. S. DOUGLASS Counsellor at Law S a l U U a e . k t i - r t r r " - 4 l * ' * n - ' - - T * '• O f ^ T T a a a r e s s a O a r t r a a i a l a a l a a r r CATE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. &.U T«l«»siaa ' s^y JfJOUGAN HAND Attorney and Counsellor at Law flstl 1 -* ll>«*. Ma*~*rr % Wat Wi i Ml avm ta ft • mi* a** C*t-art C—i • Uni—,m Notary CAPE MAY COUBTT HOUSE. N. J. P u U l c Qll.\ti\£S A. BONNELL Counsellor at Law. aad Solicitor la Chancrry r a r U r a l a r a t l r a t t r a t a f r a n k , l a U . B . a s a a l > » > r . C a r t s - O r a a r t a w a f l e s s l S a - - • a s*>aVisfay. CAW: MAY COOBT HOUSE. N. J. SHARPLESS A WAY < r a l a v r r M . W a j — U n r 4 B . b a a r s l r a . ) —uw omoco— CAMDEN, N. J, £05 Market St. WILDWOOD. N. J. CAPE MAY a H, N. J. Camdea, U&6. Wildwocd. 87A. Coort TJooae, 29. J|, NEWEU. HEUUNGS Attorney at Law 309 Eighth Btnet 1-11& OCEAN CITY. N. J JOHN S. DOUGLASS, RL D. Matsialr ritual CAW: MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. O a L e a E U a r a l f S t a • a . a s - )lUla.a. I t t a • p . B S . c o n a r c l l a a . ROBERT S. MULFR Funeral Director CAW: MAY COUHT HOUSE. N. J slTBai raaav. (1—L S-S OTIS M. TOWNSEND Registered Architect orroaTTs rosT oma OCEAN dTV. N. X (i. O. IJVNGE FLORIST CAI'E MAY COOBT HOUSE, ti. 3. Holers, Ghrabe an.1 Treee. Col Flow- ers tor all oecadooi. Be) I Fhone S7—2. 11-n.y W. W. BEYER Civil ufj CaBstrBdlwa EsaloeerlBf Folly KjnJpped Car smrrcytaj; ea tae 3rd ATC. Dear Mth 8t- S-l-l*jr STONE BASBOB. N. J. Tbe Real Estate and Searcb Company Fidelity Trout Co. of Newark AND WILDWOOD TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Searches Abstracts of Title Conveyancing and Fire Insurance Prompt Service. AH work guaranteed. ' to Loan an Good First O a s e s t a s t r a t r T s t l i a a l B s a k I l s l U l s - MAY CODBT HOUSE, N. J- TRY AN EASY SHAVE ft tba ptonerr snop ear Court • bare, ail tbs facflttW. for VP-TO-DATE HAIR CUT GOOD CIGARS ia tiw) Oalatrm & LOJSCALZO, William H. Bright H0IXT BEACH. N. J. placed In any part of county. S. LUDIJVM Real Estate, Conveyancing, Titan IB Aay Part et Cap* May Cmnty. O s V . a a M a l a « 4 r a e t O e > . P s s U a U l s CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J. P a r U m l a r s l U o l i o o | l r m t a B r i « f . o f T l l i r . S e a r t b r s . t u . &_4_ , G. HAND oma » t o 1 1 s . c o . I l a s p . m . O C l c e s i r r s U l r n < e tnt U n l u n l c S i . • O - B . U JONES H. HAND Professional Piano Tuner CAM: MAV COURT HOUSE. N. J. I n u k . a s p e c i a l l y o f a d . U I a g - I t h r e o s p e e t i r s p a r c b a w r s t j p u n a s — a l d m * t b r t n I n a t l r c C o s I s i t n u w n U o f a n y s t a o d a r U c a . » « I b r y e a s y p e r f . r . B a y r t a w . F W M | C , B a i l t i a a . SOUND BANKING PRINCIPLES Tiroes SOD I all oor Baaaias Ei- priieorr we bs d n t t l > o c u r t * . A i n o m c t i t U t i - f b o b e c o m o C O X U M : U > U J & I t b a t t b o e i n £ i o o c c a p u x i t o f t b o c a r w n » c f l U J p g t o h i m - I t v & 0 . ' a i r V U , a a t l h e r c a o o d W X L A -I lUu? lbo woy jou treat yocr frtrod*." sb« uld wben bo had crott*- cd QalckJy to b*r. **Wbit havo X doao that jou ftbottld bt-nd word to mo that yoa cooUo't or wo«Idat •©« mer **Vou havu tluixo cu>tnJni;—aothiaff ftt all*"" bo mnd»? hnato to «uay. **I have IVota ott-rrua all Uoy with caller*—poo~ _bl# xebo h"-^1 mocb to wnit nr>d oolblcif to CITO in ix- was &oo4bcr tbtxLC- If yoa coald know-— "^ *ua tery wllUm? to atnow," ei-* to- Utraptod. Tbe DowftftajkL-r corner was ono of tL* bcaiat In tbe city, and IU curb was ao r coc0d«ac«tt. CUxmt stepped ar*niad tb*r fnnit cud of tb» rvd car nod swuuc LlLUrU'lf Into tlae scat botUJ*? ltu drtirr. ~L>rl»u Into ouo of lb*j quUrCtf hir^-t-'ln,*" la- »uld. "auJ 1*11 bbare tb« ajU*.-ruUlc Iiurxlc-u wltb you. aa 1 buvc bliantl nil llw* utberv." And wUta tbo little i-ur Uua cix-tt>la^ 00 tb*j low cvur out urn.- of tUc broail reaidvace a\t-uuc» h^ tuM Ucr ull. iing- tt rating aotblui; aud IMI'IUIIH^; aotb- ln& WI can't i\'a»oo ocxilu^t tbo facb«. Era a.' You koow uluit .ou me K*JIIJ and why you ure u jrr-iuted lu haylnc It,*" alio began. "Cut I ttt!l LIru tb« warning (hat you would give your bitterest enemy." "His attttvuee la men. ly an added fwlst of tbo tharohscTvwti,** bo said In f t v u h u n t l u t l m - f L i * . " I l o U u a t b e r t » , a n > l ! . . < • t l i i > » U t « x > a b o r t t o p e t h i m b e n * . W t i . t U t l o u o i n u » t l « O U n i i c ( < > - t l & y — I I . U u f i i n » o . i i i . O i t u r w l a o I t w i l l b e t < » > l . i U ' t U . i > t h U l . m t a m i m o a t n l t n . L u i M - n ( h o l l b c n l c u o f * » » t c r I n t b l : * c o a i n v o n - i K m ' t m . t k o I t b a n d e r f u r m e . H u n l y y < M J c a n * c © h o w 7 h a r d t t U n o I t s L a n d s . * * " I c m e u r o t h a t y o a n r o a b o a t l o d a » o n u - ( I , l n c f o r w h k - b I n n i l t b o y r a r s t o r i u i M ' y o u u l l l n e v e r b o o b l o t o c c t y o u r « > a n f o r e , v c n c - s u i . t Z r a n , " " f i b o a n I d . T . M - M . u l i l i a s t w i d i - a a k l l l f u l f i k l c o f t b o D i ^ x ^ l t c - v c r . s b o t w n j t t b o l i t t l e c a r a h f i d u l t h a I a r \ b . s t w r i n i f I t I n l b o s J u n * ' " * * » f a t t t T T c * I n t o t b o n c ^ r v - a t C T . I * * + i . t n H - t u t T o r x l l u ^ n n o u t l e t ( o t h e ..i'. Iliirtcur bo cried- "What o i i < l < > l n £ T I D i n t p a b a r k t o t h o arr- • " I ' l l t i i L r j o a b a c k t o t b o c o u r t - h o c - K * - . " » U e | . r o m l a * - d « d e f t l y s l i p p i n g t a I b e I b l r x l R i m O . " a m i ^ o u o b a l l b o t t u r o b o f o r e t * a y g o e s I J u t . i n c o m n a o t i Jostlcr, yna duat and bhall flrat ttll your fa- tber what you arv gtiliac to do! Doa't try to stop me: If y«>u do I'll ruu Into niQicthLuj; and smnnb tl.o car." Wltb tbo awltxh i-lufi oa tno il^h within caoy reach. It would Uato been a ultnpJo matter far Mui to htop tbo car. Dut her sln- gls lM~.trted u\-votlon una not to bo no ettilJy ttiuartrd. It had not occurred t* blm that bo plight drtvo fo War- truti.* Hall und rvturn in tlmo to **«;{ Ib* Uicul tuarblnery tn motion to stop tbe frauds Ho ubi-o ho Icansd for- ward It naa not to throw tho electric BuiU'b. ad hho feared; It xroa merely to nJjt-Mt tho ulud alii-cM to tLat U10 U J I B C u f t l i o R X > V < « H 1 n i a h w o u l d n o t b l o w I b i - O i t * A h b n - u t l i U - t t J i . K o r ( i f i t H - n m l l e » i n o r t h o f t b o c a p i - t a l l b o < j u u r \ t u r u n i a d U a s t r a l g h t - u v r a y r m v t r m k . a a d M l a d A n n e r u | ' A ) w O l u - r H * . I f a f t ^ r l e i a j i l r l r c r . A l - m o s t U - f u r v I l l o a n t r x ^ a l l i ^ - d I t t h o r \ - d r u r U U M a t n o n j r ( b o b i l l s a n d c U m b - 1 n s ( • > t h e L u t - B j i U ' T e b i . A t H b o n o b o c u n y u n t h * > y I > A . » V M H 1 a b j > n w > o i a n c o m * n t h e c a n j o n r o a d . 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W h e n n h e b r o c ^ b t t b o c a r t o a s t a n d a t t b o c - n r r t a g o t - u t r u n c o t h o m a n s p x ^ k * f o r t b e flm < i h a h a d s l f i a D a v i d B l o o D L ' t t a o n u i l l m n t u c i , " F i n d y o u r f a t h e r q u i c k l y a n d e a y w h a t I t b i r i g h t t o n a y . W h e n y o a a x e r v a d y t o g o b a c k 1 * 1 1 k e v - p m y p r o m i s e a n d t l r i r o y o u . * * I t v * u t i o l d l U i r u a b a u u b o a d m l t t t x l l b o b c u r i r u f u v l l t k l l u g a . " Y Q J . e a h ; M a r u t i i U M u j a h ' u l u t l o l i b r a * y , M w a s t h o u u a . u t ' r 1 0 U l o u u t ' t f q u e s t i o n . A n d , t h r o u l u g c o a t a n d h a t a n l d c . t b o b e a r - e r o f b u r d e n s n o t h i s o w n w a l k e d q u i c k l y a c r o s s t h o h a l l a n d l e t h i m s e l f I n t o t h e r o o m o f t r i a l . " W e l l , b o a , y o u n i a d o o u t t o g e t h e r e , d i d n ' t y o u r " B a l d t b o f a t h e r q u i e t l y . . . u & h l n c a b o o k a s i d e . " D r a w u p a c h a i r . W h e r e l a t h o U t t l o g i r l > * * D l o u n t t u t t v I n u t u n t l y t h a t b o m a s t b o b r i e f a n d , p l i l l * . - * * - * * M I H J I A i i u e r u U a t t h o c a r r i a g e c o - t r n u c o l u t h o c u r . x v a l t l n g t o t o k o m o b a c k t o ( o w n . " b o n a l d . c o u » t r a i n i n g h l i n i u - l f t o n j R - a k : e u l i u l y . " I h a v e a n a p p o l n t i u e n t w i t h J u d g o H e m i n g w a y w h i c h m a n e b u k e p t , a n d h o l e a v e s b i s c h a t u b e m a t -I o ' c l o c k . D o y o u k n o w w h y I h n v o m a d e t h u t o [ » p o l n t m e n t * T ' T h o i M t i a t ' i r u h o o k h U h e a d s l o w l y . * * l T o w B I I O U I J I L D O W , a o a Y ' " I t ' t t n u t u t . l e u t u i n t t h i n g t o h a v e t o t e l l j o u . " t h o y o u n g e r t n a n w e n t o n . I f f n ' . r l n f r t h u c h a i r t o w h i c h t b o l o o g b t c i u n i . ^ 1 p l j M * W a y p o i n t i n g . " H u t P a - t r l r t i l o y i t 1 t a u n t . A U t t l o o v e r a n h o u r n g o e v i d e t u v — l e g a l e v i d e n c e — 0 / c o f r u p c l o u a a d f u U o r e g i s t r a t i o n i n f o u r vf t h o c i t y w a r d s w a s p a t I n t o t n y h a n d * . Y o u k n o w w h a t l ' v o g o t t o J t > w i t h I t . f a t h e r . " T b . - o l d e r m a n n o d d e d . " Y e a . I k n o w - w h a t y o u t h l u k y o u ' v e g o t t o d o w i t h I t . U u t t w o u l d n ' t d o I t I f I w c r o y e n , j o u . H a v e n ' t y o u l e a r n e d t h a t O C 4 J o t t b o f l r u t r u l e s l n t h e b o o k o f 1 - o l i l l c u U n o t t o h u n g t h o d i r t y c l o t h e s o u t w h e r e e v e r y b o d y c a o s e c t h c t n T " L v n u ' s h e a r t b a n k w i t h i n h i m . I t w a s e v i d e n t t h a t h U f a t h e r w a s o t i l l U u » u t > ^ K x r t l u g . b t l l l u n c o w t c l o a s o f t b o U c p c n c l l u g b l o w . O n l y u t t e r f r a n k n e s s could uvall now. "I .can't dl&cas* expediency with yoa," ho said hastily. This ovldenco 1 sitcuk of Involves you personally. T&ero Is trouble ahead, serious troo- bia, sod joa don't s»ocna to rcallxe IC The city papers will bo oot ta tbo tnorulujr pablluhlnxr cvldimco of other 5ryqked_poUtteal work—ertdenco which I L a v o b e e n g a t b e r l n f b c r o a o d t b e r * a t } o t c r t b « s t a t e a n d w h i c h w u s X o k n w U o m y s a f o w a s b l o w n m > I A U . w e e k . 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C * o a t > c a d a n d d \ > w h a t a t o c m u r i g U t O L R I l a w c h i d i n g t o y o o - I ' d m t h e r c o t u l a l \ t u l o o o v e r t h x n h a v e y o u U V J D D 5 t h i n g c l o e . I s t h a t w h a t y o u u u n t r d u > o t o s a y T " l i l o u n t d n j p i K . x l l u t o a c h a i r a * i f t h o h a n d u u b i t t i h t i u l u V r h a d c r u - u h e J h i m O B 4 c o v c r w l b U f a c e w i t h U l s h n o d t i I t v a n h n n i - b o n i e r t h a n o w a h i s o w n p r c D £ u r l u £ » h a d f o n . x ~ a a t I t . 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O f c o u n w I s h a l l r t ' o l g n f r o m t b o r a i l - r o a d s e r v i c e a n d a l a n d w i t h m y f a t h e r w h e n — u b e n ( b o t h i n g I s < J o n c * * " D o n ' t d o I t . K \ o n ; d c a ' t d o I t ! I h a t e n o m o r o t h a n a w o m a n ' s r e a s o n t o g 1 t o y o u , b u t I a m B U T O y o a o r e o p e n i n g t h o i U » * r t o a l i f e l o n g s o r r o w f o r y o u r u e l f a u d — a m i — f o r m e . " I t n a i t t u i l a s t t « o w o r d s t h a t a U w l i x l h i m t o h i s p o r p o a v e . N o t e r r a f o r h e r d e a r t a k e w o o i d b o t u r n a s i d e f r o m t b o p l i l o p a t h o f t b o o a t h b o o n d o b l i g a t i o n . I t a t r u c k h i m l i k e a b l o w t n a t t b o t u r n i n g s s i d o x r o o J d m a k o h i m f o i v v c r u n w o r t h y o f h e r l o v e . T u L o m e b a r k t o t b o c i t y a a q u i c k - l y a a y o a c o n . P a t r i c i a . 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