OAF* MAY COMMIT

keep Cat ill tka rear ate tote I ba * m -nQ ereatlac famUy?

^ecijj trtia m Atlas tic CUT Cor tb*ir vorkraen. »ko«n tb*r bopt* «« there Isat Sosuay. tr acaaal there were 1>S pasaeti«e« on uReaiinc ExconJoa 1pu> tbe Coen'7.rw 4 the Sao4ay war as off <Ur «* * ot*st of the Inclement and eoMweat* er In Philadelphia Tbe Pennrytrxn rsllroad carrtea more paaaewera o their Excaxatona than tbe Reading prealdent OaT-o^ Balnea Brick, c the Ocean CUT Board of Trade, in a ■taiemem to thia nr atfd that tbe dlacoatlsnanee of Um • nruraioo. while It would affect Oeear CRy leea than any other wort In the County, would be a aertoua backward atop The ex cure loo out the winter by real eatate ownen. who come down to inspect their prop •atlea. and very often brlns along three or four friends who hare nerer before aeen tbe town. ThU bringnew bualneaa to the town, and createitravel for the railroad during tbe aum-

raer.

Reese P Risli-y. Prealdent of the South Jersey Realty Compvny, Stone Harbor, looks upon thr proposition as tbe final sb-p needed to completely bankrupt biU of the resorts of the County, while the Baker It-other* at Wildwood take prar'Jr-Uy the At Cape May. the Roard o' Trade has sent a vigorous piouel u Washington rreon from Atlantic. City to Caps May la affected by tbe proposed change and disaster tbeae communities in the face lihdrawn. ' e» sudden part unexpectedly, that the public waa totally unprepared Cancel tattoos of certain which had previously b bad -beaa accepted aa one of tbe InerlUhle Phases of the hardships at war.

GooA-^r

4o jo bj ioaSJ -WeillMei yoo bdlirnticoku opoo ^pfhcbrtre T Tim b no brtW.pa« to opes

Security Trnst Company, OAPE .TAWt-N-A 3T ietenst Psld.oe SavtngsoDepiMiU

The avtraga'rittam t i a chance to do oomeOtfaj

benefit of Uto taxpayer* -or be musi tort ** th * ro ™ wha ** > alternative, and tbe c t tj! U»e countrya battles.

a are not compelled to dig to pay. In taxes, for tbe mistakes and ex tmvagancet of a body of men who are

toe often IncompeUnta t plan, the State Chamber

i. could be made operative for the various t our tie* of tbe State. ■ where, perhaps, tbe waste is rr«aUat. Tbe fiscal manag'-ment of tome of New Jersey's counties and other municipalities. the Chamber bulletin says. n notorious for everything that la bad, wasteful and locfiku m id coun ty and municipal governtnei.i A par tial solution for this was In the ad op tton of the Walsh act (Commission

) In 1911. and the complete

solution is tbe City Managtr plan now

why romributtons for a t

the soldier boys a

a returned traveler says that the Petrograd sboolboys are demanding tha right to elect tbrtr own teocbrxa

The president's must be no pear* without victory la exactly what ve have gone Into vho war for. We have gone In to wo wtH stay ibere till Che finlMi And that finlMi will not be ours

Tbe public la delighted to bear that

iou* elvit j rhl* yeer*» Mg crop of corn and oats ations of the County to inveati 1 means cheaper eggs, but there will be gate the outline of the law. and lend Impatience at the aaaertloc that It will their support to Us passage Certain . take a year to get tbe affect, ly -there are not a few munlcipallUeu 1 . In the County that would profit by hav Bm pertn;* it is jwt as well that lag their destinies controlled by a m-. tbe artusl aork of f Strips! manager wlio would as care ! t,y the man behind tha g “ sard the interests of tfc. ! u,, *tse guy *-t.lnd iUty aa he would hla own bust dub s mahogany.

r The Austrian budget eho'-s a deficit and baa been eatem. Bet as It la not at BMjnu.tOi rruw us. A defidl of one land sharks which are being ermaumed. i In iPnsany would thrill o* Uncle Ram to not open to the charge Of event Keller.

It may 1 ■ by Christmas that the Jew- • rwwut essayist: "We must | p will be tickUug the fancy of the t*** cwurag* to put merit before | h by offering coal neck Urea wmith." Well, a tot of ue hav* tha ruormga. but w* don't ns* 1L

r reads advero •■stout.womeu.Tbej are always meant for wmebody

’ One of tbe ntovl M-rlous obJecdoOS to ■a anarchist lust n<>w Is the amount at valuable time be la likely to waats.

Isn't It surprising that ettefa a Urge and Impartosa tslsad aa <>eaei could* be there ao long and as many of us > never knew Rt

Tbe Ohio htato Jountal aays that profanity to lumaetnc WeO. tnura people are iJaying gulf fore.

A man can buy very few c coats with the money be ■ highballs during the summer

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German aecrrt agent.

i

The amateur gardener emo

bis day of reckoning and try to bal-

ance his crops and cash

A Wife may be said to be getting dfl; ■hr'a entirely as tilled with tha Human nature gets the blame wbeo Rouse she's living In. man doe* wrong and no credit when

■ lx does right

1 induction of food and fuel la no - lotiger merely a boatnem It to a maral Another trouble with the Rosotoot »mpoualUUlty. J is that they go back

dollar excuralou-trains Is a sup farther than It waa expected would take.

.A -'FIELD SEEDS FOR FREE DfRTRIBUWMH , Cacgreeatnin Bacbarach announcea that he has tor free distribution the fallowing quantities of special field CO four pound packages o' to two pound packages of two pound packages of Soybeans.

Each package contains quantity of seed for a satisfactory field Tbe above allotment U aB that Mr. Bacbarach to entitled to. and be to going to send out tbe same while tha supply lasts to those who apply In writing. In tbe order in which their nquesU are received. Mr Bacbarach haa on hi* sererwl requests which he was unable’ to Or laak year, and these win be taken care of first. In order to make aa fair a! distribution as possible, only one package of one kind of seed will be seat to' one member of a family, so applicants