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KIILESTlIEICTIlinif IGAtt A HOSPITAL THE FM EVE

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Deeds Transcribed At County Clerk’s Office During the Past Week.

onnt of cinsMcratloo omitted ned in the Deed wo *!. which to m pi cKribed tor Uw.

entered

week

The following eonTeyonce* were ter record In the County Clerk'* Olllce.

iwting February 1C, 1917:

Ocean City

Hannah W. MltcheU to Oil* Townwnd.

Lot 1. block A, Garden*. . Ocean Qty k»cht

An American Bom Woman of Modem Reeeardi Seems to f Conspicuous Achievement It as the Cassia. ATTENDS FRIEND AND FOE. HOW THE APPLE DDT BL

Sosseo Translator Uaod tha Latin

•"’aseeum," Which

-Tnilt" or “Appla," I notom d ofjj tom." MoaniitB •TwtpJj' “Frvit. , ^ A com-*[xiadeut ask* bow t came to be named as the fniiy temptallon In tbe gardrti

Daughtor af Poran l Married on English I Founded a Hospital That Did I markable •er v ipf Bof^^

Tbe AURtro-UtlPWrisn

im* made pu}>l|c a high oCcUl trlboto to tbe serrice* rendered •" Beryls by

Ijtdj Pal

t and h?r bosplUl. ‘ It is wben the orlgiiisl Hebrew i< of tbe rare occasions In this groat pf tbe tratn Utlon* speak only' war In which one belligerent nation fruit of tbe tree of tbe know'

, . hlock „ p Un . hu S said a kind word. ev*o In tbe good and erll. It seemed that it Realty Co- to ICrlmrd Zahn. j nnine of humanity, about tbe subject tbe Biblical aulhorttiern

of an enemy nstloo.

I^dy Paget'* hospital work In Ferris Is well known to Americans, for she labored In direct co-operation with tb* American Red Cross Bays the report,-

Ml. G. PAIK&4M> STARR. Pranat OCEAN CITY. 14. J

■rill be in SEA ISLE CITY, atSee Jale Phanmmy Wednaeday A Friday Kaol. Week

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OR. CHARLES B. RIDER. OKXTJiW Gae .CdfitHW d

Needs

toy Capital A**.. 1 "^t. City. N. J rtmtl f>twvTw

block A. plan 2. itch'naon. rt al. to Lydia H. -28, 1,-ctloo C. *owrll. *t ui. to l*owell-Vai>-r Co. *C200. Loto 283. 2*4. ad 28*. wrtlon C. iwaship *! L'pprr In*, et ui. to Jennie V. TurA 12-B, Mock 11. Strathmrrc. wnehip of Dranit off to Charles F. Hr**- ISO. N. K. *idr of old sUgc road, ast Creek Fond and thr Chriv Pond, hinding on land* of dec'd., containing 2S^i acre*

: rod*.

raid, et rir. to Jowph A. McTract 1, on road from Smith Seashore by Fo»tcrtown, near of late Chrirtopher Tbompting on land* of Richard H. d Jame* Dlverty, conUlnlng id 2, farm and meadow br- * Ludlam'* Homestead nnd containing 142 acre*. Tract > Middle Twp.) upland and j t known a* John McCra.en'* Tract, containing IRVs acre*. Middle Twp.) salt manli. : Elijah Godfrey meidow No. . 7 2-4 acre* and 39 perche*. die Twp.) *alt marsh, known Godfrey meadow, No*. 21 and ; 19 2-4 acre* and 2 pcrdies. Idle Twp.) meadow In flr*t ■uth of Joe Crow creek, at eorof Ftoher Learning, dec'd. the Society line, containing *et 7, (Middle Twp I beglnic In Clinton H. Midiam'* line, .m comer of *nid Midiam and mlali Mi.min*, containing 99 rrehr*. EsoepUng tlml portion veyed to RL Rev. Mlcharl A. leed dated July 17. 187C. Sea l#ie aty irts to Emma Schwart*. Ml 11. block 84. I'sroesk of Stone Harbor WUllam C. Downing, et ui. »o South Jersey Realty Co. Lot 8C. block HO. plan U-4. SouM Jersey Realty Co. to Jolm FjUan. •400. Lot H6, Mock 102, plan 1)1. Same to Annie Mctjualdi . fTKO. Ld 32, and 10 feet of lot M. block 103. Middle Township Ralph I- Goff, rl u*. to Mariiarrl \Ve*L •80. Lot 35, Wildwood Boolrvartl. Same to Clara C. Snyder. *jtl. Mil 47, Wild wool boulevard. Cpttv* to James L. He wit *100. M*t* 32 and 33, Wildwood boulevard. Bsr*a*)i of North Wildwood Tbe North Wildwood land Co. tii The y Realty Co 11200. block* 2S7

The Borough of North Wildwood to 1 rank B. Sharp. Ml 12. block 88. Qly of Wildwood Jacob NruUr, et u*. to Jiarph Henry White, et u*. *1000. S. M 1-3 of loto 1 and 2, block 3s, 3rd ward. The New Wildwood Realty M. to Dmvtd McKlbhln. Lot 22. block at Boroosh of Wildwood t're*t Wildwood Cmd ( . • . haeimirr* l bowski. led 3. block ’ Cape Mar air Amanda S. Rboad* to WUliaui L Poulterer. 115MI. lad with 3 »Uw> I dwelling on eulrrly »tdr of llow*r,l »trert. 47.4 feet southwardly from S. 1- e-inx-r ol Columbia avenue and lioward *trret. Mary A. Crean to Lope May Coal and tee Co. *300. Lot 51. being *ul«lHi*l.m of lot 48 in division of real', estate of Hetty W. Hughes, adjoining Klraira street on the N L- and thr Wale* track Boroosh of South Cope May Abide A. Forsyth to (Juries N. Forsyth. Lot* 1. 2. 3. 7. section 19; loto It, 18. 18. 20 and 22, section 52; lot 14. section r.l 15 and Hi, section 71. plan of Into of Mount V.cnon Land Co.

• far u hr mas a

among »

LADY PALtT.

prinoucra that the epidemic of typhus did not hate un-re ')ctlm». Id her hospital she (votiiioally nuraed TO jter < eut of otic *oldJei *. TbiMa m ho recovered were well nuurl-Iutl end glvclean Unen and *ho*» la-fore they were sent to the prison cainp. The attidnui* Id her boaiil.-l sac r.wruJtDd :lrely out of our so ib-r . v. ho mere well fed And huttned File always safe them cleat. Unen. goodi lid.ws uud good shoes. Lady Paget re|P aP-dl? visited our priKon camp mid d'd nil elte could to Induce the Servians to l.e Utimaue In tbur treatment of our pen’ le. The lady bermelf wa< the soul of the ml*

alou.

result of Lady IhiffeC: friend-

ly treatment of the Austro-Hungarian prisoners she became the victim of bus pUT.n In England and had tn Justify herself In a Loudon nux.ihig TImmv sbe declared—for me bare lead the speech which she nfttde there—that she would continue her activliy and If the standpoint that *Ue took wa* not ceptable ahe would give up Iter poat aa

the leader of thla mission.'

Ijtdy Paget Is American horn, the daughter of Parau Stevens, at one time owner of tbe Treue nt House In Boston. Her husband is tieneral Sir Arthur II. Paget. I-ady Paget'* benefaction* hare been remarkable. During the Boer mar she e<|ulp|>ed a how pltal ship and called It the Maine. She made a great collection of furniture of tbe )ierind of Janies I. for the James-

esposltlun. She ha* l>een ex-

any answer

learn.

There 1* an an*mar. bom eve*, nnd that a very simple one. mhlcb, will

probably uttefy this inquirer and nu^ •Even under tbe Servian regime U , others mb# might ask tbe same qt*ee-

was thanks to Lady Paffft * mission - Uou.

It Is true that la the Hebrew tie words are "ett peri,” the fruit of the tree, and the Greek and Lctln ren * so translate them. The Vulgate the word "fructum” for fruit, and this could not In any way be mistaken for the specific fruit apple. It L furtf admitted by scholar* who bold tl the paradise of the Bible, which is a . described u|kw clay tablets of Babylonian literature, was located near Euphrates and tbe Tigris, or In a a leal country, where no apples could possibly grow, so that tbe fruit of this tree could not have been an apple. In a tablet lately translated, which originated in Mppur and la now In ' museum of tbe ('niverslty of I’ennayh ranta tn Phllndeliihta. the fruit Is da scribed aa tbe ftuli of tbe cassia plant recording to Dr. Landon. This la possible, for that plant Is well known IS

tbe region.

But tbe quest lou of bow tbe apple came Into tbe story la still unsnsweraA. and no tablet will ansmer It. for none could men Uou a fruit unknown to tbe Babylonians, not growing In their

country.

We have to go far afield to asuenada the origin of the error, for tbe use of the word apple t* an error, it came about from the con fusionof two words In the Latin. “FTuctami means fruh. and so doe* 'jioiuum.’' But "pomumT also means apple, and some ancient scholar tilled with Latin words wrote “pouiaaT lot Mad of “fructum'' is translating this passage, and It was interpreted ns spectfk^-uamely. appleInstcad of general—that Is. fruit Tuere la. however. * no her reason fur this eoufosluL. and the i-«-r*l*taoe* of the idea Is sboau In many uf the palming* by tin old master*, who sometimes depict a tree ladeu with apples from wpl u Eve has Just picked one and is handing It to Adam. The apjile pia.a a great imit in the mythology of the Greeks and Romans. - where wa find 'be apples of He*|>erfdea and the go.deu apple offered to tbe | moat beautiful of the goddesset.. which ■tailed all that famous trouble for Bari*, ending In tbe siege and deatruc- 1

God of Troy

Tbe confusion of Idea* ptobaMyj arose from the association of the ep-1 pie Jlth critical turns iu the affaire ot men and BUggosted at least the specific interpretation or translation of “fructum" or 'potnum" by “apple." The fact Is thaL so far aa the Bible Itself goes uo specific fruit Is men ttoned, and It to *i>oken of only as tlx tree of the knowledge of good and evil. But there I* another fruit tree mentloned. and thla to tbe fig tree, for in Genesis lit 7. It is said. “And iber sewed tig leaves together and made; thauisclves aprons." Possibly on this! account Jt to a Hebrew tradition tbal Eva ate of the fig tree, hut thal ha*

AUGUST NAHM

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What an Owner Cannot do

Beyond a certain point an OWNER cannot regulate the CONTRACTOR be employs. You can cage a leopard, but you cannot change bis spots or his point of view. But whafc an Owner CAN DO is to select, in the first place, a Contractor who has an established reputation for integrity, efficiency and results. Edward B. Arnett Bunding CoMetrurlioa Bell Telephone Connections SEA ISLE CITY. N J.

It is said that a custom peculiar to Buddhtol* iF that of wandering atom! Uaa country with hammer and chisel and carving holy symbol* upoa rock*

by the wayside.

Mark Twain once

tremely jK-pulsr In British society, par- j never been Inti-odured into Biblical

tlcularly In the n-tgn of Edward VII. j trxL

The fig tree playe a very imi-orum Fi!,. THE CHILDREN. u. tb, n,.vis. ot m.w .nci™, m

How to Mako Ralfio Dolls

If you have been making lattis Iibkkets or picture frames save some of the leftover pieces of raffia lor the children *Tbey can make a whole fam-

ily of dolls from them.

For a good sized lather or mother dob tbe stiips should )<e stxHit fourteen Inches long aud plain colored. Just lu the center tie them with a

said, “When in doubt! Tta te || ImtK ” how fat you want your doll. II II1C ilUUl. i XVlt duol ,i e ,,0), over exactly

o and tie again al“'Ut an Inch

lYr the doll's atot and cut je U-ttom If

lady doll attorns.

•Kiwis of ref-

tl* tlmuigh the IhkI\ uiwl tto at tha witot nnd shoulder. Vour i .ffla must

l-e lung enough lor l-oth arm*. i he • hlldreu of the raffia (auitly will lv made the same way. but smaller.

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Tell the truth

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Silvsr Lac* and Pal* Blu* S.lk. Silver toiv aud pair blue silk to at) ef active vmuli'uatlou for tha debutante. Hid It la canted out lu uue model lu

ftuuaoaa of silver U.e over a skirt of faint blue soiree silk, aud uuderneath Is a aacoud *klrt of alive" cloth. The blue aolre* silk budhe to trimmed with hands of all’s# rtbbvu and 3i~>h pink

Go ns. In legaod tbe holy family rd under a its Gee on their 'outwey to Egypt. The fruitless Bg tree of Jeaus la one v.f the Important elements

In Unit parable.

Tbe Ficus rellgloea. or religion# Ok tree of India, to sacred, and hone la allowed to fell IL It 1* consulted as an oracle, aud It to t-eUeved (bat when Brahma assumed human form a bin# modi of the Bk tree w-aa dropped from

heaven to tempt him.

Tbe Idea of the tree of the knowledge of cood aud evil, or wisdom tree, as

Huf 1 UP0,> ‘t has been called. ha« been termed a

moon myth by *otue scholar*. A-•cord-ing to the Scandinavian mythology, tbe great ash tree Ygdresll run* down to the well of wisdom and knowledge. On thla wisdom tree, tbe pillar of the new moon, old Odin, chief cod of the ficai* dlnavlaus. hung head downward to ex-

tract the words of wtodum

In li.dlathahotroeof knowledge was lb* shelter of Buddha for tweuty-ctghl days (the leiigth of tbe lunar mouth) until be rvM-Ivcd hi* lllumluatloo of It to therefore plain that the tree of YOOfl TRIP WILL kuowledve of g.-od aud evil has many | ynT DC rnUPI CTC parallei. In the faiths «rf all ancient| N0 ' LUMPLklt uaUuus aud that U wa* an error #va# j unit** you laky along to thluk that It .vuld have been au ap brace's Whisky. It wi pie tree or that the fruit of tbe tempt* : handy, too, lot a glass now and t! eu tlou wa* au apple-New York Sun. w jJI help you to better withstand ll»e

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1 Let 1 I aU’e# rtbWc aud 3e*vh pink a large extent for thla purpose \JnlV truthful .itl* tulle la a sing}* airy .aver. Kl’Uig the aithaUudluK Its high co»L ThU

| iMrharantr touch at the shoulder, for Ity wa* greatly overrated

vertisiiig pays.

The

septic (vowel to vinegar aud used It to

a large extent for thla purp

| ebadlug to or. 2id tone are caught against gird.*'and akin bam.

It la the enemy'whom we do not aaa pert n ho to t uA most dangerptm.M “ \ I J

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