[He ■ ■ - Within' : Thv Bates

f’.ASOS J'

r ' •r?*r«. ts tbdr tiraru fait of mcn»- ‘ Itm. -tte boT w ttie pUee that

* mt.

Mattie Kid ooUdas. “I woader what »M ^ «< a Thanka^lTln* the boy wU! have,” Teatwed Stoaott. “That'* hU lookost," wa* the reply, at the ward* were etersa than tha “l waa thinking an through the ear aaoa, Mattie—"

j often attOe .tii^ir tooia from oeigthor- [ U -We^* ftd the atraager, ^gwm

i rn be rotmmp ol^ag."

"Jfo, yon won't," anewe'rf the Til- i iger, ngnin Wlalng the old ges. Bat. j •Hlhat he had h!a bird netted, he •Ah knew what to do with him. j kmtibow. hr hated to he^ hi® locked JW'^lnd them a fragment of • 1—’ 1 .Jotted tbrongh hU mind, “the etrai _

fwlthin thy gatee.”

f rT«J ain't oat not hint." aaW the boy. i“Why cent yon let me boat nr : Perhapa a good talking to e Bttte j eacouragwn«it, a dollar or two in bis

OA.FB

ocart. mi get aa-oign-.ru uua v»i “»*■ *1 ain't going to tarn job over to no unstable," aald Saecm, Dat X want to

waotoura, «BIU outowu, — glre you a talking to. Bet down." They aat down, with their be*-** agalnat the repair ghou. the gun aew*e the old aaan'a khatR a cappnfied dew« oaer the young wan's «y«L Bat it waa the young man who <Bd the talk-

tag.

1 doot want you to think I'm any rwv*. iwwte." he here a. rThart what — .. —m i «n » *7m a

one Dreanee away a Jly. 1 waa think Ins that the boy next Thuraday might be a stranger wUhia the gates anawwhere, and I woedered tf they wooid take good case of htau" Mnf.le looked straight down the -I waa thinking that, tf nwyt>« we took care eg ti e atrargee within our gatee. maybe the good Lord would prompt then to take care of the Wronger inside of iheir’a." Kettle's reply waa silcMe. but m* mm mmm to pre -'r* ^-ch. "1 doot think it would he any wore than fair of the Lord, and them." "What do yon want to do now. for oodaenaaker -I want to find Maae poor caw and ask tarn to, that* an." ' slot anybody to a*. •atng » take ear* of ne ewo xaundca in the hollow, cad there about hfi the real poor Beene

a exactly 12:39 noon, or Just mn (Qw axe ctrtlma la-sat. donn PHt Uan historic tnocMBt to mo-

e* kltdien door, nearly BOARD Of CHOSEN FREEHOLD|d Msjtie owwlth aajHItrace. | ERS.

OFFICERS

Director

KENKT S. fcUTHERKORD Vice-Director AUGUSTUS HILTON

Clerk

T. JT. fOWKES -Sea Isis <3ty County Collector JOS. L SCULL Ocean City Solicitor JOSEPH DOUGLASS Cape May Court"

iDrE^KCTOs^.

»r was bearing tha rpaKed n Into the sitting room. Which the dining room on Unporand occasions. The mere of a new principle in me-

chanic* that waa to glre America mr.*-ttn-y of -he air waa not to be pcnidtted to Interfere wlJi anything aa 1m-

-- - -■ nankagletng dinner.

iur ' " ■

did—or a <ri*4 Ol

tf the xrest idee bed b***» —— him by this crasy old man wha had run off ao suddenly. The boy e^ed tha. tfM'tgun. Be decided to take it and jgo np to tbe booar and demand hU - “ While tbe old man had per-

cotiiTir !B4*Bt) <i» ivjwok 0. I. Blaelcwell.’ WBdwood W. J. Tyler.. .Cape May Court Honaa Samuel Eldredg# Cape May City:

COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS

John H. Stratton.. Leri Dkkenson sasg5&«:

Coaatr Eaxineer

LEAKING M- RICE.......Wildwood

i at

e in tha

the.—-

p. Would Mattie, he — be wondered no more. Looking her shoulder be obaerred that the I had been set with three piste*, vat he dashed sgaln. “My boy." he wJd. “you're'got a fortune, yon and

DANIEL SOHXLfcEKGER Erma Bapt. ef WeighU and Measures DAVID W. HO DAK.. .Cape May City Steward of ftliaMmnar LEWIS T. DOUGLASS Capa May Court House Superintendent of Sokfiers' Bartals JOHN W. REEVES.. .Cape May City Caste£ia of Court Hooae LEWIS S. SMITH Cape May Ctmrt House

=~§aE£ hU froat window. Maw he .was I be hadrt; far jbd htcyrte waa A

(y roadr

“Nf, not nucu; , » >-■■■- J - laWtlnf along tbe railroad track" -What do yoa * *^3art»e. the boythe boy might ** tf he-a B>4aa. and the Loed tella me be to he's Swnaasrt for that. And you're not «*** to tiring nay burglar to my table T* Thai aettl-d it. But Matfla osaldn't .jnagtoe whet had gbt into tor a few day* later when she bot her Thar taring suppllea. to buy a Alck■m. a Urtie larger than the twa af them 1 erer eat. And wbm Mm got . wie looked at the ddo ^the where the boy used to dt-took^ at tt * long time, and lorfmd hack nt It ae «he passed into the othw r°om--The Idea r elie said to beeartf. aa if

<"» tnontni. dux uju «« “I n ter tried to get into anybody** place before, neryr la my fife. it do yoa aappoao I wanted in _ abopt Borne copper wire!"

-reaefi.ahr

"To sent Sol For this."

Toe may some time hare c happy ThanfcsglTtng dinner, gentle reader, but It win hare to he mighty happy to agual that one atSlaaon Jones'. "Toe aay you and your frtepd waa ■paroled, but you didn’t any bow." -Well. TO tril yon now—but I doot ■ant yon to '^°k he's any croak, -aitber. He come of good folha. Be aadd to any that be got his brains from hU dad and hU stick-to^t-tin-Ttm-dl <• Things wasn’t Just right

man nan ucsrcwj

Now the hoy pried H open and produced a waaH modal of ‘ —

until ho eao’d show 'em- HU nama was Jonea-Mat Jcoaa." If the Jones' Thankaglrlng dinner

was happy^brfem.

^ her -Where U her “Slaaco. yon go telegraph T But after awhiK it simmered down to tbe question that

should hare been aakad fir*t: -Do you think yon can find hlmr *T can find him all right It wont

be no trouble at all. Where ain't no

^7 out of the bout 1 “K. matter kew I aertwp a^ ^Isaac tinkered along, and aww ' «>. took Is ns ranch as tigiueeu dol- - Mm. Jooaa art a fair Ubto gm» iittie to the ckmwfi and allowed tor ~ » |, ««^ to Ow; to-lgn- ®®- r etme rolled around. » to be thankful for: - . w repairs st the toop ? Picked up of late. Bason because '-d*e bad voted to mart weekto iostaad of rverr other -

Stopping Only to <Ut Hla DM Shotgun, of kind under a window sash.

» sounded **.7

rww wa . — rtal Btan. I give him tbe wire, and a place to sleep. Ooe night.he let ®« It WrtL Mr. we gut so Interested that I Jumped wy Job. and we tried to figtsre this «to«f out We thooght we could do it to a few day*. Then be aayt to me. 'Well beat K to Muskegon tHjtoo or Detroit or somewhere, _d Me If we cant pick up a little Information around the rimpa.’ And beat it we did, asohlns on tbe tittle Invention. it’s really his Inreutloo. whenever we got a chance Then we got

rpuratod."

-Sepunitedf Bow?"

-Never mind how. But I heat It on to Daytou. and I learned a few thing* down there. Ray. I worked right akmr aide of this man Kettering. The wisard of Dayton.’ and he never knew that I was working In his old shop, and that I was working on a motor, too." "What was you trying to do—steel

htoiSeasr

“I Should any cot 1—-afid an Kettering care*, anyway, is that somebody make* a better motor than baa been

unde yet: him. « eoc-.e»a»dy."

•Irt me see It" aald Tbe repairman. The boy hesitated a moment with,the Inventor'* suspicious caution. «nd leaked tbe old man keenly in the «?fThen be peseed it to him. “You're the first guy that erer saw It." slid the

boy. -except me and my pat"

The old man turned It over ir hi* bauds, slowly, carefully. He held It np in tbe dawning light and looked at

J. ARCHESRTACKHOUSE Cape May Court House County Physician . Dr. John b. Dooglaai, Cape May O. H. LIST OP MEMBERS

Las. aouress. District Represented Term Expiree on January 1st of tha Tear Opposite Name.

OCEAN cm

Address. Ocean Otty John F- Fox E. Townsend MU' SEA isle cmr Address. Sea Isle Uty 1**0. E. DeBew F. Eustace J* 20

WILDWOOD

Address, Wildwood a Augustus Hilton ini* Charles W. Saul.., 1918 NORTH WILDWOOD Address North Wildwood. John W. Touag- .i »» Floyd Hewett 1980 CAPE MAT CITY Address. Cap* May City John T. Bennett.... •••••}*& Henry S. Rutherford 1918 UPPER TOWNSHIP Address, Tuckaho# Hope W. Gandy .....1919 DENNIS TOWNSHIP Address, (Peermont) Avalon Levi WentseD..... ........19U MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Address. Cape May Csurt House Still well H. Townsend.. 1920 LOWER TOWNSHIP Address. Rio Grknde Joa. P. Wl*

Palermo .. ..Cape May > :Cold Spring

JUSTICES OF TBE PEACE OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAT

Capo May City—Jar Ocean City—JarumaX RosST Frank H. War* Arthur D. Bsrrows. Police Jasttau Sea Isle Ot*—Alfred S. Htoelman Edward C. Stoven* Wildwood—Girard Ltvesey H. C. Schlkhttog B. C. Ingersoll J. Charles FaCh M. L. Brenin Georgs L. Shaw

Boroughs

North Wildwood—A. M. Ely Stone Harbor—S. E. Herbert George J. Rommel Wt*t Cap* May—David Hughes Woodbine—J. S. Levin Morris .Levin

Township*

Dennis—A- E. Holmas. Df|llj^ Thomas J. Darrell. BellepUto Middle—L. T. Garrets on, -ne Mar Court Housu Lati Swam. Swatatou Lower—Frank dredge. Cold Spring Upper—James . .oemnker. Tuckaho*

ASSESSORS OF CITIES. BO ROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY i A I

Qties

Cape May City -J- Alleu W^« Ocean Cto.t Dr. tt T. PoMda Sea Isle City Wm. J. Fox Wildwood Lynn H. Boyet. roroagha Avalon i.....R. W. RosenbawmCane May Point Nonnan digjr North Wildwood Robert Brigtt , South Cap* May.. .Albert J. HudJph Stone Harbor Hugh McMurtria West Cap* May Harry S- Fishes Wildwood Crest.... .William E. Z*U*» Woodbine .....Israel Eisenberg.

Dennis Roll* Hewitt, Ooeen View 1 Middle ...V. N. Rrriesoa. Dm* Ctofh • Swar... .Chat. C. Bolw. Cold Upper Geo'gt Hoff. Toe*J.nc*

ki^ 0 waTOTt rid* doe. U* stocking feet to a t wink Hag. stopS^ca]yto«rtbi.old«^»J^

waa • mag —

•poke again, and they

>-•«. Ttoev waa a shadow In W*

* ilk* that that run*

•-B a Chmo tmasea before the ***- -shagtring don’t seem ln ^ r * 1 uk • "* v-hen the boy wa* here." The boy" was a subject tbej » rol<5 ' knd the mention of him by 'me

tar. It v

of urn cwu« ofWsajr*. start

dropped hU *tori “ Tbe band* .book a Mttie.

> teU tbe truth, were nooe too steady.

« hi* «rarag- was rising. _

-Well. I r>«* f 4 ®* JTlLlfe

lag fellow, snd It wssnn ■

i nr -nu, to wit* of lb® fna:T cl ““; log MBtr. u. -e- r „

It rrom rrrrj »«*•=- — flarii of Inspiration leaped Into -— ryta. It aeemed to light his whole body. Just as the sun rising over the bill* to the East, suddenly lighted tbe

hole world.

u the bone* Mattie awoke and was soon busy preparing the breakfast Her husband often got up quietly and took “a turn around" before he at*. *° m. absence did not concern her. But when tbe breakfast hour was past ehc began to search for him. He was not up or down the rood. He wa* not on the postofficr steps He mnst be to

the shop.

He was and. to Ms me'* eurrrts*. there wa* a rough-looking stranger with 1dm: they both were very busy with a lot of tools aod wire and things that were beyond her compreheostor “Come to to j »—*♦•«*" «t- com

They knc'

"inwu ta

would never be able t> subject «rf the boy: M*

ey* UcUeve that if Wason

Slswm ws» 7

(W tl-st Stoll*- r

“ai the word "hreskfMt" tbe gaunt young man lifted hi* head for ar Instnnt He had not eaten st c table In three works But hie head bent again

Mason gave no sign.

: Mattie knew that mood. !l v as her

\ , ., . inarring * <*It rival. She had had many Joosta .d "loc dumb tori, he told, lou £ j ^ lB her early mantod hod Wa artillery, "there ain’t nothing r , her later y-ara—anf » «•' a-i ■ 1 ^ i..

T. _ uMt* im* I after."

“He's ta the Muakegofi County JnlLchance of him gemng away. I hate to ten yon. but he's in the Moskegoc county Jail." Mattie shrieked and burst Into tears -ICa all right." aald tbe boy. "Him and me were picked up for bums, but I got away. HeTl be out to ten days." -And well be there to meet him." mid Blasen aod Mattie togrthrr. It wa* tbe IS ret thing thoy bed said togrtber to a tang time. They were there together to inert Mat also, as they aald they would be. Mason had almost convinced the moth er that U was all for the best although nt first she had thooght she could not survlre the dlegrece. If a boy is a Uttt* wtjd." aald the repairman. pWlosopWcaiiy. “and running around the country. I don t know any better place for him than in a Wcc warm Jail under tbe eye of Sherffl

Cc lUns"

Mattie told him this waa an awful tnlng to aay about one's own ecn. Bui ■be wa* wise enough to a** that all of Mat’s wanderlust and rebeiUoo were gone. There was nothing like borne and Hometown for him now. be aald. Ton hare beard about tbe Jones motor. and perhaps you know what the Jones Motor Work* has doo* foe Hometown. Perhapa th* stmngtot thing about It is that there are three torn who Singly and Individually claim that tbe other taro are ettitled to all tbe credit for Its deveiopmeot. History will probably my that th# Inventor of tbe Jones motor 1* nrt kn-toa; for when the gnwt cnnnrt bt nr* who la entitled to the credit for thdr own great®***, how can portrrtty

lie expected to gut It right!

I'narrtsfct. w^urm rt*»to»

The -gular meetinga oMhe Board «re beW on the First and Tlard Turnday Of each month at the Court Houec. Cape May Court Honee. at 19Afi A. M. STANDING COflKUTTEES COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR ALMSHOUSE—Fox. Bennett. Gandy, S. H. Townsend. WentxelL BRIDGES—WentseU, Bennett, Fox, Enstac*. Gandy, MacKisalc, SauPUBL1C BUILDINGS — Bennett. Wentsell. J- E Towneend. BIU.S—Eustace, Hilton. D*Bow. AUDITING—S. H. Townserd. Gandy, DeBow. FINANCE—Saul, Eustace, S. H. TownsendLUNACY—Gandy. Fox. Bennett LIGHTING—Hilton. MacKissie. J. ETownsend. ROADS—Eutherfori xm Bow, Eustace, Fox. G«mdy. HD-

t, n .

g. H. Toarnsena. WeuttelL

DISCHARGE OF PRIBOKERS-S. H. BURYING SOLDIERS AND -SAIL-

ORS—John W. Reeves.

RCiARD OF SCHOOL ESTIMATE— ^ VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS-Saul,

TAX COLLXCrOES FOE OTja BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THF COUNTY OF CAFE MAY. j *

Cities

Ante. ’"‘“'//SS! South C.». lUy.C F.»rJ»U E.itJjh

bion* , West Cap* May Harry "! . *r—-— Wildwood Crest -••-•H. W- Lat# W'»°4bic* ^ r - Jo**^ Jaffa

Dennis H. M- Carroll. DennisvlU# Middle.WilleU Corsou, Cape May iH. Low*r Scott Seymore. Cold Spring

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR OF ' CITIES. BOROUGHS AND TOWNStill’S OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. Qtiee. Cap# May City A. G. Bennett Ocean City T. Lee Adams Sea Isle City A v dt A < cSh£ Wildwood «. A. Cohem

COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS Address: Cap* May Court House Supreme Court Justice HON. CHARLES C. BLACK Circuit Court Judge HON. HOWARD CARROW Common PI*** Judge HON. HENRY H. ELD HEDGE Cteric of Courts and County Clerk A. CARLTON HILDRETH Deputy Clerk MCwsrta and County STERUNcV. COLE ROBERT h E rt MI LLER

Deputy Sheriff meadtomun

Avalon *. Needham Cap# May Point •■■ PtUr ( ^“2 North Wildwood ....Thomas Corson it«m Harbor!*^l*ne L VaaJhafM West Cape May Wm. H- Smith Wildwood Crmt— ^ ^

Townehfp*. jo,, h. wmi.<« iff”! s iw-r.tote

OFT. BOROUGH AND TORN8BIF CLERKS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY

EDWARD L. RICE Prosecutor of th* Plea* EUGENE C. COLE

c "£5SlS , ?S3i I s w2S.“ a

AARON W. HAND

»RINT

Cte. OW i*™*? MS sssssssa

Borooghe

A»J.,. H- W-R~hte^ Cane May Point ^ r North Wudwood. • G ^Tn A i B South Cap# May... ■ -Hlvm B-^ Stone Harbor LeoF. Me< w r ,f Case May The<x W. Wildwood Crest..Harry L. Nickerson Woodbine L- C. Abramson

Townships

Dennis..Osman M. Geary, Desalsvins Middle... A. T. D. Howell. Dias Crmfc "...r ChlrtM t B -™. W i C ,*."4S

■ Ilnncr Jeas# T. YeuneJJeev'er • I'ocm SALE BILLS 1 Upper... Alfiud H. Sapp. I’eterstaag