The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-03-04
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play tac orrAu tro, 50 the hasn sat - ssye ihs
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fui chicksn casas that 1sn ss4 ne 90 cAsss setfa
zater czrry ia thc sod sn4 saIhrr fas cggs.
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couTa an3 chair cgNasotss thA Gao FcTi.sfEa s1en
aczldiers thea brisFvs ccaid de happy
la the afseruaan a psugs2sa sas ucrirvvsi hy ,h~
sutah.ned scasOls. ahseA eassrftsed ss=citinE 4.
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nlae Fegugn tTtts
u revert blck sb5as yrsEs 10 The odd .oz > hoot'
aoasr siiuzts~i Ia CrArt-Fry Valley. seisef Srau n
Ia tssse days A. oarslcsss schn.sihasc. shtrh las
tang sionc besn Aken down 10 give p4srr o. he
Prrreui eoEimsll1as hflek slFteiafr. siiA AZ the
modern Improvements
Asaogea rro~a iAick aasi lAst uIn tlse ihos,g ats
enc % fhaSc Cd slab benches. uiiholt auF cAstli
Cossy spelier. piih hiseyv invited apoa lae soat
and caly p4c&enes In TIE AoSss. ihc shesp 4nG ne
s4uifrei. tse tall oak aai tue psOity rtL hess !,
ae-u he recelE Ell his hrss lssos ia the rDiissenta
Of einr4iiou. Tae furnishings wcre not prs3sntias
no blind, krAc-i the wtDsi0vs psAao - Hil the
roam With sseet soends, hut an osi slsiArs eosn,
Adzm several rude toau1s all atuund the sides OF
the rom, Whieh with delightful ldealaksn Wes
raiicd q writing desk. a susleiens nEmheF q sAAb
benches for scalz ehzir and small dss<. utth0ai
any pFetenions 10 paint, Heza for the leAc~f &C
eoEamosisSiOsl. and iaSt bot ont scass long iron
ase poker, that weighed about 10 pounds, eoaaps d
the entire outlE
ahrn The Old stove Alled in is duty and eHased
nneasluess among the pupils. inn teaeiirF nssA ,
supplied the necessary heat With his ever r-ady
birch znd straps 20 warm up our ehilly eks 10 our
great discomfort some 81 those teachers seemed
% have been the vcgeSi tyraats Ia eNtsseaoe They
often taught their pupis - bars are taught 10
tane. nserply by agsxxlnK and never drez med that
the little leAfning they had 10 communieais could
be dFillel IN hy any other process TO tae AAsosn o
the lse uazn "He that spareth the Fud hAteth the
rhAsAs AtrN gave tklc tussur4 A4A l1ANe
terprelAtlon We arr glad note that the roi in
onf schools Of today - isi disappearing and thai
children noN coming 80 DC regarded as oeiugs
who hare affections 20 - won AMI understanding
to De appealed TO- ana the teachers Of today are dis
covering much milcer aud more efsectuA4 modes 81
imTaartiug know ledge. We notice thai souie q the
visitors responded 70 the names OF >chAenrr, Reese
little. Shull. BgEs tieimau and Lester, names
prominently identifcd In that locality for many
generations and slii the happy pssessuTS OF The
old homcsieads. But the naulss OF OnrSler, MAmP-
Ter. Winters. Miller Miles kss!ck, BricSeT MyeFly
Henry Bankard. Fisher and Herman have become
extinct from there by the removal 81 ths young
generation. Where they and their Offspring ar
mingiing with the busy thrunz with "a -ir mind
oftsn. doaht. reyeT,tng 10 their Odd Home sNee
Home ;"