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Htom Court Houm Ourltr. The |vn>i.lent of the »'»lie May .“Summer .School of AfnciUiirc, IiuluatrUI Art ami .Science la Mr. T. I>. Seoaor.of (hr Nc» Jersey Slate Ue|iarUncnl of Public Instruction, to v, Ikm- lultlatl ami |w«eierauce the aucocw. of the school U due. Hum on an Illinois farm he (re* upniiicli a»oilier oountry boys of hu grncrallon, his llrsl working cxIierienco after grailualion from high work. He after wards graduated from Allegheny College in Western Pennsylvania ami for several years laugli in high schools and did au|>erttsury work Numbers of men and women today ome their success to hi* ready sympathy and mltaiM personal line reel in helping indiiidual* to their future Kor liftccu years M r. Sensor » a* counected with the scho-Isof Millville, N. viMiig principal m the public schools of Pittsburgh. He was a power among the educators of Pittsburgh, tor seien years acting aa secretary of the Princlpah,' Association and leading strongly in matters looking toward educational prog ruts. In every community with w Inch he has been associated there has beed evidenced his happy faculty of picking out the w eak ihuiiD and instituting movements leading to their readjustment. About three years sgo lie was calk'd to Nesr Jerwy as Chief of tire Hureau of Kxaminalions in the State Department of Public Instruction nl Trenton. In this short time he has developed a rapidly growing recognition of the need for incorporation in the public school curriculum a more industrial . appreciation if the schools arc to meet the needs of the majority of the chil-

Only his most intimate have realized the hours of lime be haspent in thought and travel, studying the industrial needs of the New Jersey schools. Probably no one is more conversant with the need for solving this problem—namely, the pro|>er training of the teachers, and it is solely through his indefatigable effort* that it has been possible for these teachers to ob-

inJune,I9U7,a school w a* opened al Cape May, offering courses in agriculture, manual training and home economics. The SAMOns were held in the high school building which was generously offered by the Cape May Board of Education, and the school was supported financially by contribution* from the Cape May eity council and from citizens, Mr. Sensor himself oeing one of the largest contributors. Th classes w ere attended by forty enthusiastic teachers representing seven different states. In June* 1906, the school entered on its second year with the attendance more than doubled. A department of applied design w a* added, also laborath ry work in cooking, and additions, teachers were engaged in the depart menl of agriculture and manual training. No city in the slate could have beet, more liberal in Us enihiudasUe support Of the'-alm* and plans of the promoter of the summer school. Their gcuerou financial assistance accompanied by the reduced rales at the leading hotel* and the opportunities for social enjoyment which have been universally extended to the faculty and students in attendance at the school evidenced th. warm hospitality of the citizens o. Cape May. The general opinion as ex pressed by- the pupils of the school in conversation with them shows conclusively that no mistake was made in locating this school al • summer resort possessing the natural attractions which Cape May has. The prospects of increased attendance are such that present accommodations will soon be inadequate and a movement is being inaugurated by the leading citizens to procure a building ricbool of Industrial Arts and science.

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"Society" is a word which to many minds kaw a i^fcry VAgns meaning, yet theca cab be no mistaking Its social Importance. U moat have a significance of wealth, or of education, or ot fashion’s tads, or of all three, mss ted uader the ^erahadowing protection o< eminent ree pec lability. Time and thus -wnly caa we come to a-cor-rect comprehension of true society. There may be social sets, of Integral fcrmatloa, but society the best of these in concrete. A seaside resort reaches th standards by reason of the higher grades of patreuage. are better "spender# because of then greater resources. Money makes tba world go round, so wealth, properly and boreal ly used, la the great backbone of eves a seaside resort. Tv Sum op,wealth and fashion hare their pan In the prosperity of Cape May. and the honest enjoyment of Us nature Offerings, and in the ability to appre date Us Much w«Uh and aociri prominenc. have graced the Cape May •Ince the earliest days of the resort. While what may be termedthe

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AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGISLATURE OF IMS.

"ATE OF NEW JERSEY.

la tv RUOLVUD. (the Senate c ig). That tha following amendnt a Constitution of this Blau t I same la hareby proposed, and

d publl 9 the Bi

dent of tha Senate, tba Bpeaki of Assembly and the : ita. payment for such publication made by tha Treasurer on tha

A. J. Small Engineering Co. Plumbing, Heating, Ventilating, Gas and Electrical Appliances. Automobile Supplies Estimates furnished on application. Terms Reasonable. 518 WASHIHGTON BT.7 CAPE MAY. N. J

SECTION I. The Judicial power shall ha vi . Court fur the trial of Impeachr ther Courts. Inferior to the I

th-8trike out all of Sections VI and VIL of Article VI. chai imber of Section III of Article lion II. and Insert the follow m In Artlole VI: SECTION IH. Judge of any of the Coorte of nay he removed for disability o : for one year, or for refusal -thirds of all tha member* of and of two-thlrda of all the me f th* House of Assembly vot _ tely. after a hearing before both SECTION IV. is Supreme Court ehaU be organpea I. Division, the Law Division, and ■ry Division. It ahall consist Ing Justice of the Appeals Division who shall be styled th* Chief JuaPresidtng Justice ot the Law Dlvtbo shall ha styled the President Justice, and a Presiding Jusfaoa of the ~ ‘ ' shall ha styled

Justices, which number may be Increased t The Appeal* Division shall consist f th* Chief Justice, and six Ices of the Supreme Court signed by the Governor. A Justice ot he Supreme Court assigned by the Got mor to the Appeal* Dtvlrlon ahull sere 1 said Division until tbs and of hi* tern The remaining Justices ahall ba ai •Igned by tha Superae Court to tba La< Chancery Division, sa tha business c tbs Court may require. 3. Whenever the number of causes heir* th* Appesl* Division rest that the Division cannot promptly ear and determine them, th* Oct hull, when authorized by statute, porarily assign five of the Justices of. other Divisions to att In th* Appeals lalon. which shall thereupon such assignment. A Pot ' of any cause In the Appeal* Division! but the Supreme Court ; " *~ **-- —'* -• Interlocutory f Justices, or lo be subject

opinion ahall be assigned to the Court I writing. A A majority of all the member* c ha Supreme Court, to be presided ova .y the Chief Justice, shun constitute

tnd- for the appointment of oSJperm. and he enactment of rules A Th* Supreme Court shall -up

id ahull by rot/ defln# h . leu and power* Th* reporter. J office far five years, subject, to removal at tba' discretion Ot

th* Court.

SECTION V,

1. Th# Appeals Division shall have and exercise the eppetUt* Jurisdiction heretofore Possessed by (be Coon af Error* and Appeal*, th* Jurisdiction

possessed by the Supreme — — rod the Juried Ir

...... by tile Prerogative Court on appeal.' and by the Ordl-

n writ of a

iplets determination bf any muss on review, saving, bowsvar, ttw

right of trial by Jury.

i Tba Jurisdiction heretofore possessed by the Supreme Court and th* Justices thereof not hwebr conferred on the Appeals Division, and th* Juriadlo- ' lion heretofore BassMsia by th* Cl 1 Courts and the Judd** thweaC sad . further original Jurisdiction not ot aa equitable — • —

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s shall be proby the Supreme Court, rma of tha Supreme Court pre over by a ringle Justice of th* Law Division for the trial of Issues ‘ d In or brought to the Law Dlvtod th* Supreme Ctjurt stank be held le several counties *t time* fixed by the Supreme Court. Unfit *o fixed, auch ■ 1 term* shall be held at the plaorUmes now fixed by law for the boldof the Courts of Common Pleas In tba severs! counties A The Supreme Court may provide from the Law Division to the Chancery Division, or from th* Chnnr Division to the Low Division of Supreme Court, and from th* County Court to the l.«w Division or the Chancery Division ol the Supeeme Court and for the giving of complete legal and aquljnbie relief I* any caua* »u the Court -r Division where It may be pending. A Nothing herein contained khall preant tba altaraUon, by law of any statu-..-17 power or Jurtaolction conferred upon any ‘Conn or Judge since the adoption of

r, and notbpreVent th# Jeglrtstur* from conferring upon any In * Court which may hereafter ba **- power or Jurisdiction aa

f Article VI, of tl

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erclse. In all oaaea art thin tha county auch ——— L m law Jurisdiction eoncuri . Supreme Court, and such other Jurisdiction heretofore exercised by Inferior lo the Supreme Court and •rogatlva Court aa may be provided by law. Tha final Judgment* of the County Court* may be brought for review before tba Supreme Court In the Appeals Division. Until otherwise provided, the Jurisdiction heretofore exercised by *'

Oi* Supreme Court. The Justice* of the Law Division of th* Supreme Court shall * - is ofilelo Judges of the County Courts, othar Jurisdiction or authority now ad In any Court. Jndga, or magistrate ’ ' * -tor to the Courts In

by this article, shall continue In be sed by auch Court. Judge or magistral* until the Legislature shall othar-

SECTION VIL Thli amendment to th* Constitution tell WH cans* th* ahatomont of * t or .pcooaedlng psodilg whaa It I tct. Th* Supreme Oaun shall i

for the transfer of aod proceeding* to th* appro -

rtsioa or Court created by ihh amendment.- MaUere pending when thy amendment takes effect ahall ha decide,I by th* Judgs Nr Judge* to whoan they hmltted. and the order. Juris men.

•« mad* or advised by said Judg, entered as that of th#' Division or

Court to which tba milt or prnruadtag

shall have been transferred.

Fifth—Urlke out Paragraph* 1. i. I and ( of asoti# U of Article Vll. and substitute the following paragraph* In place of Paragraphs I and t and change th* n bsra of^ths paragraphs following I to

mant lakes effect, ahall be Justice* of the Supreme Court until th* expiration of The Circuit Court Judges In office when this amendment takes effect ahall be con tinned In office with th# poweaa of thr Justices of the Supreme Court al the Clr suit antil the expiration of their respectiv, term* They may hold the County Courts subject to assignment by tba Law Division

appoint one Judge ot the County Cour, In each county, and euch additional County Judge or Judge* tn any county a> may be authorised by law The County Judge* may hold court In any county subject to the control of tha SupremCourt The County Judges shall not b. lasa than thirty years of age. and shall have been practicing attorney* In thli State for at least Bv* years They shal hold office for the term of five years shall at stated times receive for thali service* such compensation, which shal not be diminished during their term o office, a* the Legislature In its llicre shall hold no ether affice voder the Qo* ernment of the State or of the CntteStatcs. and ahall not engage In practlr of the taw in «h* courts of the count' where they hold court during thetr tarn of office. The Judges of the Commor. Pleas.. tn office, when thb amendment takes effect shall be tba Judges ol th. County COurt* until the expiration of on the first Monday (n February. In the year next following Its adoption by the 4. The Legislature shall pass all tawi Mon* of tba constitution and this amend ment thereof. AMENDMENT* PROPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGI8 LATURE OF 1908.

■TATE OF NEW JERSEY.

Ba re Rbsolvzp (th^ Senate concu rtngV That the TblWrtrtnff amendment af ml* Stats ba aod tl

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they shall ted thetr •Bee. and no othai ■ allowance or aotMipnwL directly aa tndl ' roctiy. far any norpoa* whatever. Th' President of tba B*nat*. and th* Bpasksi

The History of -:Cape May County:* FROM THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY EMBRACING

AN account of the Aborigines; The Dutch in Delaware Bay; The Settlement of the County The Whaling; The Growth of the Villages; The Revolution and Patriots; The Establishment of the New Government; The War of 1812; The Progress of the County and Soldiers of the War.

8y LEWIS TOWNSEND STEVENS 180 Pages. 48 Illustrations. 31 Chapters. 5 Appendice , SEHT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT OP $2.06 BT LEWIS T. STEVENS, Publisher 510 Washington St. Cape May, N. J

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