OAPE HAY HERALD, THUB8DAY, DECEMBER 81, 1808

CAPE JTIAY HERALD USWIt T. ITKVKMt

AN INDE.PCNOKNT MEEKLY rut"-*~^ Bitj ThvrMUj AXwnuiua A* U» UvnJd JuUdUic. No. kl« WMbiacum bimw. L*v* M»r Cltj, Now Jorwr.

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MADE CHIEF BY WIFE

•TORY Of RI*E Of fRENCH R«PUBLIC’S PRESIDENT.

• tj»ijc.ur u tue iiktaruv, »imi x«w. »« luo It are UUe luopic iu uun land ut oura tia>« not t>een ciiormed # oj- wu.i>.e and touv^diia' Ivuacruun, the KttOUa and qurunt liuinur, tne olntcr.i/ at und anpedcotioua anu Bnaaulnu.-io UUie UoooifL in tin>,as 1l "Imduu Lue, mere ul nouunt . conte mpiaied Out me good, toe pure, - anu me up.uuug. u appema to joulntm aenUmeuL and it ioutea none 01 lis cnnrm lor me etdorl; ones protressud oeyoud me daje of tMiddipis nmnnood and womanLood. or w noec Uvee, even and indeou, muj be borderma- on tne sere and yeUow. Tbt man »no fostuous a UUie and aeemiugiy untaiporLant U^ng Into a ; - desertes mucd of Ibis world's praise and beaedleuan. la Martel s’ wont will operate wonder fuk} lor me betterment of bis fellowmes tor long, long T«ar« to come. And yet u wul win tor turn no place ta nails of tome, majbop. The toe-t tmu nu name will bind no status bigb up an on* me elect of letters—

»- conspicuous Usbts g as relates to me I

volume of bis effectiveness. Where 1 one mind is ensued to aatcinilate and digest mentally a kiUlon, a mousanu | are able Uaewiae to dispose ( “irreoin Uie and tbe meterles’ and so, otter all me number of beam

attuned to better iblngs must os tor , n (},„ straitened of dremnos thar goes, award a laurel wreutb fiances; that be rose from tbe depths to the author of the latter of more , of poverty through hla

than paaalng significance.

Strive as individuals may,

■trive, per naps, as they undoubtedly ( uMUty

shooid. U U given to few of them to ^ ^ njatter of fset Fallleres was leave such footprlnu on the sands ; ^ grandson of the blacksmith la the

or time as those left by "Ik Marvel." { myth The greatest tribute ever paid to

. Grady, that Southerner of

fallltrat Was an Indolent Youn* Law ,rr TIM Wlfs, Stung by e« Re I. r.'vei. Plapned future tor Olilcd Husband. London.—The recent visit to En*isnd o( President Armand Fallleres of France at a lime when the public Hadn't ceaveil wagging about the rise tf H. 1L Asquith to the prime fbinteiry and the amount ef credit due hla tactful ai,d fiiruds-wlnning wife. Marlot Tennant that wea. have given the active friends of the other sex renewed room tor boasting. President Fallleres Isn’t a self-made man. He larka the InltlatlTe, the energy and the ambition for that sometimes sorely miscarried process President Fajliere* Is tbe product, so you i:e told, of his ambitious and energetic wife. Mme. le Presidents Madame Is all that the president of thu French republic to aot, and it to entirely through her desire to he retrenged upon certain sneering relatives that her distinguished husband to not today tbe mayor of the sleepy old world town ol Nerac, la Gascony. Had It not been for Mme. Falllere's fore# and diplomacy her gifted other half would now be leading the sheltered and stinted life ol an ordinary legal practitioner in his modest country home Instead of the luminous career »f bead of his nation, entertained by royalty across tbe channel paid WW.RiO'a year, forced to> live la the greet white Eiywee palace and be shot at by anarchistic muddle brains (la common with moat of the bleaaed of mod

rm greatness).

The true facts about Clement Ara and FUileree i sometimes also called Eugene by those who know the ful> *een greatly exaggerated. You may be told.-lf you care to read, that PaV Ueres was born In a amlth's shop.

f them thaa would he *

Mayor—Fredcrtok'J.Melvin Jas. 1,MIO as uo, U Jr. O.U.A.M. Hall, Aldeman—Vaoeacg. | The John Mecrey Poe* No., a#. 0. A. B-

Will ha found to be a profit by tha Inareasad value of all the oolu reared. A pertinent question to, Whal to the beat type of mores to select for breeding and fam use! Thto quea

cording to climate, topography of tha load the pile of Baida and the nature

of the crepe grown. Where the Baida L

are large and comparatively level and the cultivated crepe grown are not of a small, delicate nature, Bach as

CITY DIRECTORY.

Friendship OoeasH, Me. ». D. of A.-

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towadl—Wm. B. Shaw ,. .Jen. L Xtl» 1 meet* oe the tklxd Friday of ’ M 00 ’*' ”?“• J’JLH •* TJ0 o’eioek p. m.. at Frank 11b screet

' *“ jS^! h mn | hnydiag. Mayflower Lodge. No. MS. lodspeodeut Order of Odd Fellows-MeeU each Friday

•tilwall Head ...Jan.L 1*10) Jan J. Dock ....Jaa.LUU - Joseph H. ElweU ..Jan. 1; 1911: - Cam. F. Ware ...Jaa.i,UM Loots C. Bayre ... Jan. 1.1*0» F. B. Townsend..Jan. 1 IPOS

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T. Campbell Jan.L1900 Needles .. .Jan. 1, IMti

_t •«thJr.,Jan.l,UOB atySolkit^-Tboa. P CurleyJan.l.lBU

aldg. laspcctoi, A. 7. ZUJ-

Ogallalla Tribe. No. UT, Improved Ord.r of Had Man—Msata ~

Caps May Firs Department, meets flm Monday eveuug to each month at Corner Washington and Franklin sUeeta

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BOARD OF BDOOATION.

COU NTY DIRECTORY. Justice Bupreme Court—Thoa W.

Samuel R. BUtoe, President . Dr. A. L 1 -ecb ui— A’lUlam fli tor Oerk, ~ Howard *. Otter William R. Bbeppsrd wnilam B. Gilbert

..1*0* - 1*10 1911 ..mi - 1911

CtrettU Judge—Allen B. Endlcott Law Jndga-'- Jainee M. R. Hiidretb Rep. it Prosecutor of Pleas—Krnect W.

\ and more of the

nonsense attributed to those who may rise from comparative obscurity to no-

bo grown close together, larger mares can be used more ooovaalaotly. For some work a more active team to desired. By some It to thought that larger horses do aot stand tha - mat* as well as smaller ones. Thto, 1 bell ere, to due more to f ar early treatment of the horses than to that of atoe. A greet many Urge horses are not reared up la such a way as to produce hardlneee. During the past decade or more the larger the horse* the more valuable they hare been oe the market I bell arc there to no boras that eea be produced bo cheaply and with as mach profit to the farmer as the draft horse, mys Prof. R. a Obrecht of the University of IlllnoU. The atoe of the mares chosen must than be determined by each Individual for his own use on hla own farm, but It must be remembered that the larger the mares the more valuable they will be \o raise draft colts, which reUm

Then are some general points of type aad confennatloe that should be observed la selecting any brood mare, attar If Urge or small- Always t mares with good. Urge feet, good, heavy boss with quality, but don’t sacrlfloe quality for quantity of A deep, roomy barrel end fairly doeeiy. coupled to preferable. The shoulder should be long and rather obliquely set. the cheat deep end capacious. the heck short, broad, aad weD-

and neatly Joined to a well-muscled Last but not least, select mares with a feminine head. This one charrter to tha trained eye perhaps poraya more of the mare's real value breeder than any other. The ear# of brood mares used for irm labor b an important matter, and one which may greatly Influence prof- . They, should be gradually hard •d to work to the spring by starting light work, with abort hours and gradually Increasing the amount until are wan able to stand a good, day’s work. Tka time necessary tor this change should not be lam thaa tree to four weeks. They should be handled carefully by a kind driver, who should sea it that the collars are properly fitted

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A L Leech. President.Bept. 11*0* Dr V.M.D. Mercy, Health officer •• 1911 Robert. 8. Hand *' 1*0* WUUam K- Sheppard “ 1910 William Porter, Secretory “ 1910 George U Lov ett 1*11 Board of Trade

0. B. Weather Bureau. S14 Ocean BL. Geo. la Lovett, Agent.

services at BL

precious memory, was that "he dlcd11 ter ally loving a nation Into peace." And ao with dear old “Ik Marvel"— his earthly victory was achieved through the-iustrumentalUy of gentlc- - ta, •. . <«w and undisturbed sere

-dty of tiJud and poise.

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s was by 1 Instilled ■arglc es-

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Coming to Their Reword. The fbuwiien convicted of oonspirilcy to defraud the Stole of Pennsylvania to the furnishing of tbe new Capitol at yssfluhiyg b ave been sentenced to Imprisonment and fine. Thcv ere s former Auditor General of the Bute; r former Stale Treasurer, a fer j “ ,on mer Superintendent of Public Ground and Buildings and the contractor for | the furnishings. The list is an impressive one. cynical had the public become that • ft was regarded as Improbable ghat ; any one would be punished for the ! gross corruption that wsa known to have marked tbe ccmpletloa of the building Even when the men Jus . sentenced were found guilty It wa gppotariy believed that they would e cape with fines more or lees absurdly , inadequate. Vet they have been condemned to two years In Jail and to pay a-fine of KM. The terms of- puntobmevit do not seem too severe. However, they are not ridiculous, and that Is something.

Itlon for "Ore,

sally fine of Kms. president r learned

A Fair Exchange. Tbs Boo. Philander Chase Knox needs no cotnpUmunls. There is bat one opinion of hto fitness for the po*l tc which Mr. Taft bos called him. It - to bard to lure a man from the Benatt to tha Cabinet, but tbe State Departmoui may well satisfy any a bitlon, so many famous names are Its booddOT. If Mr. Knox to to be congratulated, tbe Senate would have to be condoled with were It not that Mr. Boot win make Mr. Knox's place good as Mr. Knox win make

Mf Wilbur Wright's paw aeroplane record of esvanty-aerec miles «ruh forty-firs turns to ona hoar and fiftyfour minutes to so great a goto on his previous achievements that

Mary's during

m Sundays at 7.00 and » o’clock Devettoao. Sunday and Friday sTentogs at TA0 o’clock. All son-loss will b# held to Confessions—(towrdsys. and Thursdays before tbe First Kridsv. from S.30 tan. p. m , sod from 7 DU to8A0 p a. t THX ADVXBT. in Jackson A Decatur. Hrsa, Heeler Jonof tbeHo>r a. m. Morning Prayer Litaav and Benson, (on the first Sunday of each month celebration of Holy Com muDtoo) 104Q a m. Bondsy School» p. m. Erasing (Choral) Barrios and E •on 7J* p. m. Week-daye-WeJ needs ja,Eveo tog Prayei 7 JO p. m. . Extols Day’s, CMshrwtion* of th Holy Communion * 00 a. m-

they shrink to flash, which they probably will do after being at work for i little time, tha stock to tha collars should betakes up..

be governed according to the individuality of the more. When feeding n to fuel, to order to provide for proper development of tbe foetus, they should receive a liberal supply of protein In tbelr ration, together feeds rich to bone-buUdtog subtle: Wheat bran, being rich to phosphorus aad nek material, ta aa excellent food

U not available tr and timothy rather than use pure timothy. With such a ration, there should he no difficulty from coo-

, ... .INS Coroner—Nathan A. Cohen, 190* county Clerk—Julius Way, Rep ..mu borrogste—Chat- P. Vauamsn 1911 County ouperintendent of .'ChooU. Oeoar O Harr County Collector—Joseph L Scull. Rep. ...- 1*0* ounty board ol Election* -training K. Hughe. .... Count, Hoard of tOecUons—Henry F. Daugherty. Rep mo County Board of Elections—WUUam J. Tyler, Dem mu County Hoard of Elections—Mich ael H Kearns, Hem. <71 W Terms of Court—Second Tuesday to April, September and December

Church Directory IT. UAMti n. C. CBUBCH. Rev. Father D. S. Kelly, Rector. Rector’s office bonrw—9 to 11 %

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HOARD OF C. OSEN FREEHOLDERS A. R Smith, ‘atonno Jan. 1,191U W, 8. Johitoo Ocean City .Jan. 1, mu John P. Fox. Oouan City Jan. 1.1*1 v Bylveater Bpencc, Uoahca-Jau. 1. 1911 J. D. Ludlam. So. Dennis . .Jan. 1 Ikiv D Sch el longer, Erma Jan. L 19uk J. T. Bennett. Cope May ..Jen. 1. mu II & Rutherford, Cape May Jnn. 1.190: diaries Havre, bra tale City. u>i> 1.1*1, ChaaCluuliug, bralairCiiy, Jau. 1,1*1. Anthony JL Smith, Directot — Samuel Towneand. Clerk ...... Biota Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Hep.U imblymon—C. E SUUe. Rep 1* TAX COMMlbSloNEbS. Kill* H. MarshxU, seavUle. -UU HulwcU H. Townsend. Cape May Coori Aaron A . i7*nc"\.ape May city.... iwiu

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JAM EH M K. H1LDHETU COtJKBgLHOB-AT-L A W 214 Ooeen Street CAPE MAY, N I Notaby Public

Prnerhlni oo 8u-d*v morning at 10.8b. to tbe evening at 7 JO. Boeday morning Worker* Ueettog M 10.00 a. m. Sunday School at 2.80 f. M. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at 7 JO o’clock Young People’* Mee lug Friday even

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^EWIST. STKVENb COUNSELLOR AT LAW, S14 WaasiaaToa Sr.. careMat.N-J Master and boliator in Chancery. Supreme Court Uommleuiooer. Notarv Public. Oommlsmoner for Pennsylvania.

is burns, Pastor. ruing *110.80. Meeting* at 9 a. M. and 8.80 r. JL oe indsys. Soodsv School at 8 v. «. Epworth League Suixlsy evening a 7 JO o’eioek Mid-week prayer servtoe Wadoeeday rveolog at So’oloek. Claes meetings, Tuesday, Thnraday d Friday eve a. r •

Rev. J W. Lowden will conduct tbe Service* at •beC-4d Spring Preebrteran Church Bunds; morning at 10 80. WFuaBTientau cauackr James MeT^od. D. D..Minister Sunday eemnoe* at 10J0 a. bl, and 7 JO p. m. Sunday school *< 2 80 p m. Praver meeting WedDradav 8.00 p --nt7J0p.au.

KIRK ALARM CALLS. •ffiThe Fire Department Ba* rearranged Its fire storm boxes and tbe foDowing are tbe numbers t od new location of SB Washington street, near Br*s Landing. 82 Wa«hiogton street, nrarUnlon. 47. Washington street Sb8 Madlaon r M DD laf*v»tte and Bank streets. M. Broad and Elmira r*—66. Pittsburg and New c 69 Stockton avenue, between Ji in and Queer -treeIt 78. Franklin and Wa 76. Howard etreet, o run oe. 82. Colombia Avenue and Gurnet streets —' - . B4. Dcran street, near Beech svenne 91 South lofayetteand Grant atrevt*. 92. Broadwav and Beech avenue. BS. Perry street, near Bridge 04. Perry etreet and Beach avenue 96 Washington and Jackson street*' 97. Columbia avenue and Decatur 96. Washington and'Oneen street*.

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-Communlcattoea. secocd and fourth .‘■todays of each month at lodge room. was one day walking along the Washington end Franklin stress*. lTOs to Parle, when he Bet an Cape May Camp. No. em. Modern Wood-

men of Amerioo-MseSe firet Wi * ofrauto month at Auditorium. CepeMayr * - — «

lay Cooctove, No. 188, taproved f Hepteeftha-Msets at Ogdro’s WaoblngtoeaSreaL eeaecoedaod

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TOGO JSUftPTIVES Edward A. Wltoen'a Preparation of Hypopboephitra and BlodgelU from -’ Jj uJ formula to the Sovereign for GoosompUon, Asthma, to; Catarrh., . la Grippe Coughs,- Cold*, end all Throei ami ,W ihey bare been relieved by 1L Those dhu have used tl will hav e no * - it to their fellow

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