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The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
He Hired a Substitute.

This story Is told at the expense Of L
recently appointed supervisor Of 4 public
school in Philadelphia. One day she
happened to be visiting school where 4
Young incorrigible was undergoing punish
ment for a series of miSdemeanors.
The teacher cited him as the worst
boy in school-one l can't do anything
with. I've tried everything in the way
Of punishment.
Have you ever tried kindess? was
the gentle inquiry of the other lady.
L did at first, she said. but | We
got beyond that now.
At the close Of the session the lady ask
ed the boy if he would call and see her at
her home on the following Saturday. 4
boy arrived promptly at the appointed
hour. The lady showed him her best
pictures, played some Of her liveliest
music, and set before him luncheon on
her daintiest china, when she thought II
about time to begin her little sermon.
My dear boy she began were you
not very unhappy to have to stand in the
corner Of the room before all the class for
punishment
please, ma am, broke in the boy.
with his mouth full Of cake, THAT WASH
me you saw. That was Pete, an he gave
me ten cents TO come here an take yer
jaWing
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER q, 1907
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
The Wedding of Rev. George W.
EnGIar.

In the December number d The L1'LErzl
Monthly" published II the llterezt 81 Lc=
Pfttsb1rg Synod, the editor, 2tt@E notice u
the Wedding Of Rev. George " EaZ-zc- =zlg=:
'!J1zr what va lacking n B4tazny IH4fcl;
z z. Pfusbarz. Pastor E2g-z- : a. 81
round good man. fr=n9lg- syLp@iLhle...c.. q
close student and en z5is preacher. >-tii- =
ue1ple fel, there vas scnsiniaZ -zctlz .-
his uzst1rate % make i JEss right 70 IDI
krov that any saggeztiol. we're 1a41@ 70 atn
nv Lis pecDIe. but Le zecL away zzEly 1aE
week and. after al zo=elce tom he pi
several sqrdzgs. returned With ~1.=. H1%
ali are uleased ar5 happy. The PeDY.e u
Bethany church szE that hlz home =4s IN
order and provided for bookkeeping and gave
him and .'his better half = large. hearty aad
enioyzole reception IN The cE4ren 0n r.
evening Of November 9TH HezrrE e'--
grs'1-2tion.
In another par of the paper W ind
further account Of rheI- reception
ssWh.t Z glorious surprise AWAITED tG= home
coming Of The pz.:or ald l.s BRIDE. Lp1n
enteri6y their neE home ], VS. so5a T..
covered that the good zhD.=, n@ar-et na=1atz:.
Of Bzthzny hzd b==a busy DUNG M:
uzstor's zbsence Of tEo week. ~. Ea.g
we're there bright festoouiug. and many pa
cards In every room El.cA 2n1:@4 an:
cheered than. bit z most h41t.las a.aInE
roam zzi, of tEe Oh Eng...n -;gie z,1 c-Eg-
get, which cz1seJ their hearts 10 'Er..s. In
reception given them On -e-.;eg ~f@a-rz
Coyenahe. z3:a. II the cl4rDa. @@s ,l= ~
tho,.e delightful occasion. !o- who H--a4Hy
l. fsmoas There va n sy.l@ne~ ~ 21"E-
dance of thos= g9oi thiags which 2, INTO thA
making Of an eTeE.ng q delightful CEr-'.zn
feILouship: unlimited god cheer: tL= rooms
20 dzint!Iy and laz'ef1..y aa1Fue1 - the
committee Of !zdi-- IN c-zEZ= l''Pr@'.E
enough for Wedding" Ez- one cita@ r5la-
nents frequently heard /: 'a= 11,.-.ag z,'@a
ti7enezz Of the young .aG.=s ~nD s=Es@I m
refreshments; aud then. u c1grzz. D4r '@.,.tG.
organs, and efficient c11.r. =AJ-e cse@rta.
ma.ic helped II adj the spC= ri re-. J.. .ig:
and last. but not least, the very Zzn@ro-. re-
spouse Ct the dear people # o.. h@i-41g,
who came o1t in such large numbers. -7@r5
one seeming 20 glad u o= 'a=Ee. a-I L@s.-Z
such kind 1ord. u s4y. n pa.-D- @r.1 b..
wife do really feel II home. aE1 eZDr--z -
these good fr!snds Ea,.= :I..i-. planning sn4
shose courteous 4,tentiT=Le. afD4gn' 70 rEacE
plezs1re. the. heartfelt appreciation aG1 TIER
mo9t grateful thank. Mag our m.ri.'rg H.
mutually helpful
Rzv. Englar and hi. br.de zp=n: 4 tea d4y.
With his mother. Mr.. julia kng.er. "e4r
UniontoEa. before returning u nls church.
We are glad on. P!tt.burg friend. appreciate
q good thing ~heu they hud II.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
Pleasant Valley tier ms.

DEcExEEg I8.-The Chri.tmas entertain
ment wiz be held On Tuesday eyen.ng. DE-
cenber n. 4 fine program J. baing arr1ag=.I j
By the z1yerinten8enr, Mr. William Eugsr.
About 80 Of the scholars Vii. have r-c.rat5Dns.
Rev. John o. Yoder and k=g. J.me. 3.
St0nesifer are expected to De pr~s@nt.
The Pleasant Waller Band n.- purchased
new instruments and ezpsc; 10 rec-.T- tnsfn
by the latter part 0: this week.
Mr. aud Mrs.. Whardie Warren, If 1acey-
town, spent from Friday until sunday With
Mr. aud Mrs. WiIsGn Warren.
Sunday school at a. m, divine -erylc= at
10 a. u., by Rev. james +. Stone.i;er.
Eor7eI Hahn ha- returned from Nercers-
barg 70 spend the Chs.s:mas holidays with his
parents. Mr. and Mr.. III ard Hahn.
Henry T. Wanrz slaughtered some fine
porkers this week. Following a-@ the weight:
go, 3Z2, 354 and jO5.
Mr. Jos. Yibging Aes z1"ceeGed IL putting
& new trunk across the road from the creamery
to the mill, out Of the Iarg: iron boilers which
be purchazed from the Schlo-.:r Tanning Co.
about year ago. The j.. Is Z success, and
We think their will be no waanou's over the
county road this winter.
Muskrats are plentiful this winter. Wher
ever they can get 4 chance they wil! dig holes
in the race and leave the water out.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
Additional List of Prizes of SykesviIle
Carnival.

The Sykesvlls carnival vas decided zuc-
cess in every particular. In addition To the
rrizes already announced, the following were
Awarded
For the mos, popular farmer in the counties
Of Howard and Carroll--JoLn I. Caurhorn,
Of Caro- county.
Prettizst woman at the carniYal-Mi-s Myr-
tie Arlington, Of SykesviI!c.
Prstties baby-Marie Marsh.
Hsndsomest man-A. ". SelDy, Of Howard
county.
Oldest married couple-Mr. and Mrs. Ham
llton Hobbs, who nave been married u year.
Mr.. Hobbs is 70 years old, and bis wife, -.
Man at head Of flargest famiIy--Basii Dorsey,
OF Carroll county. There are II persons IN
Mr. Dorgey's family.
Heaviest man-George b. Day, Of Howard
county.
Man With smallest head--Oscar austin. Of
Howard county. The size Of his hat Is 81.
Exhibitor living at the greatest distance from
SykesyiIIe, in Howard or Carroll. T.. Sto-
ner, Westminster.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
In Sing Sing At Years; Now Afraid
To Come out.

NEW YORK. Dec. 14-Forty- seven
years a convict and now free man. Franz
Hoffman. in New York State, is afraid
to leave Sing Sing Prison and come to this
city, where he fears he may be run over
or lost. Hoffman has heard of elevated
railroads and subways and of the new and
strange things to be found in New York,
and the thought of it all frightened him 50
that he begged leave to remain in prison
until next week, when keeper will accom-
pany him here. He was told last night
he was free, but remained in prison.
Hoffman was convicted Of murder in the
second degree +! years ago.
Il have heard of the trains that run up
in the air, said Hoffman today, and of
those that run under the ground, but
don't quite understand it. I'm safe on a
horse ard wagon. Yes, | am scared, l
never was so nervous and frightened as l
have been today since learned that can
90 free"
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
Pleasant Hill Items.

DEcENBEa 19-Mrs. Lydia Frounfelter has
returned home after spending the past seven
months with her children in Toga, North
Dakota and Dixon, Illinois.
Mrs. Luther SIifer, who had been i'll. Is
rapidly improving.
Mrs. Milton Study and children spent Sun.
day with VIM. Frounfelter and family.
Irwin Dutterer and wife spent Sunday with
John Thurman and family.
George Motter, wife and son Alton were
the guests of J. A. Warehime and wife on
Sunday.
Miss Janora Dutrow, who had been very
i'll, ia improving.
Last Wednesday Mr. John Thurman was
called to the bedside Of his father, Absalom
Thurman Of Stoneryille. who is seriously III.
His daughter Miss Effie accompanied him.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
OF PUBLICATION.
40. 43eO EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
IL Equity.

In the CIRCUIT IC1rL f0r IzrTof! tC4nlE.
IL Equity.
james g. SIX. W. Caroline 9. Si1.
The object Of This Bill i. to procure de-
cree, diT0rcing the Complainant James 6.
SIX. VincuIo Mairinonii from the defen-
dant. Caroline 6. SIX
The b:l! stats that. on the 18th day Of Oc-
t0ber, In the year nineteen hundred, ne Was
MARRIED 10 his wife, Caroline g. SIX. the de-
i-ndant- ~irh whom be- resided IN Carol!
County. in the State Of Maryland, until the
9Th day Of July. in the year nineteen hundred
and four.
That, though the conduct Of the complain
zn, ozard. his ~ife, the said Caroline g. Six.
has. always been kind, affectionate and above
reprozch the sa!d Caroline g. Six has
without j1zt cause or reason, abandoned
and deserted him. and hs: declared her in
tentioa to live With him no longer, and that
zacn abandonment has continued unInterrupt-
edIy for at least three year,, and : deliberate
and final and the separation of the parties
beyond any reasonable expectation oi recon
ci.iatIou.
That. at the time the said defendant, Caro-
line g. Six, abandoned and deserted the
com p!ainant a. Aforesaid, on the 9Th day OF
July. 1904. she w-lt to reside and still resides
in The City Of Washington. in The District Of
tOIunD41- anu i z HOi4-Erst4cAL u tHc otetc
Of MARYLAND. and that the Plaintiff resides Ia
Carroll County. Maryland.
That the complainant and the said Caroline
g. SIX. The deferianr. have had no children
born To them from tneir said marriage.
Il i thereupon, thi. thirteenth day of De
CENTER 4 u. 1901. ordered By the Circuit
Court for Carroll Cyunty. in Equity, that The
mplainanl. BY caa.ing z copy Of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper published
ia aid Carroll County. once in each Of four
successive weeks. before the thirteenth day Of
January, 1908, give notice to the said non
resident Defendant. Caroline 9. Six, Of the
object and substance OF this Bill. waning her
To appear in this Court, ia person Or BY soic-
tor. On or before the third day 81 February,
next, u show Cause. if any she has, Why e
decree ought not to be p4=sed g prayed.
WM. II. THOMAS.
True copy.-Test:
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
Fo- the AdVoezte
Letter from Davenport, Wash
D,vgypogr. Wasg. De- L. IsO

D4vExP0zr, VASE. Dec- Z. 1851.
DEtz ADvoC4rE AxD READEzs-We have
lad AZ op<a fall 20 far. with Bat little Blnter-
zIIho9zh the u0snizIns have had several
coz1s u zr0=. Tsin Sisters. which y Il
miles north q DzgenpSrf, have had their
cat for oyeT Eeek Old settlers cay thai
when ~ s@e rh-ra nth th%sr wInt-r cDat NJ
CIR Iook fSr winter IN about two Teeka-
Iasi ziafer W tad II5 day. Of .IeighIng,
and the coolest Eeata-E Eas IL below zero
zheh only listed week The rest Of the
winter szs mild and pleasant. ~ We have
long and cosi szmmerz, with hardly hignt
Eben ~ e4nno, sleep comfortably under
4lilt 1r two We have no thunder and eief
irlc Storms such q. y0a have n Caro-! e3dlnig;
The rzacbers are marry tnroagh thelr tai
E.oEslg. Hzyiag ssch = Lafe harvest and
help 20 zezrce p1t tEem hack with their Eork
Help /. sezrce here. Good hands g-J from
SaO.0 10 5000 2 month AID hrard. HltE
h=a5iuz and grain hzaIing wages are from
e. 80 % $40 per dzy and bard ! go1ng
nan from tn Ezst h4s n trozole 20 get SoEk
E=r= Z. rzncher. are Away. on the i0ok oat
for g5l5 aa=a. / Ike il ane herr, and an
szre zon= of the Carroll coGntg boyz S0ald
Ike i II they z3GId Bat try II II any rezd=r
q. yozr worthy paper zoGLd ike any int0rfae-
ton sbJgI the county. EiH gladly furnish Il
Dzy=ap1Et : ths coanty sea- Of LtnedHn
county and i. .0czted o. the Washington
Central. branch of The Northern Pacific
Railroad. I. has population Of 300. with
rgo banks. eight churches, high sehooi, ser
e-al large department stores- five zal02n=-
large roller nE!I, capacity 80 bzrrei. per day:
seven izrge grain Eareh0asez and lo1grz rep
resenting nearly every order NoE l car
:eI =7erything 10 this letter, bat no doab'
X. iry again.
-=ceiTe and enjoy reading the ADVOCATE
every 1eek. In fact enjoy reading It more
han zhen lived in Carroll It brings ne
al the re~s from home. The best news IN
E57=nber. of co7rze, =ss the returns Of The
election. Z; which / must say | ~zs B0s bit
.arpri.=d. for the Democrats always DO b7.i-
nests in Novem Der. Well, must clOse for
this ting.
Wishing you that 1908 viii BE- Happy
Pr9-p=roa. View Year 70 all.
an. yoar. truly, FEED. ". AAGIS.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
Hunter Nearly Pecked To Death
By Angry Crows.

FREEPoRT, ILL, Dec. l3-Paul Niles,
hunter, was attacked by an enormous
flock of crows near here yesterday, and
barely escaped with his life. Niles fred
into the flock, wounding several, and the
others attacked him.
Niles started to run, but was knocked
down and pecked about the face and eyes
and beaten almost insensible by the birds
wings.
With great difficulty he crawled to
nearby barn, with birds fighting him all
the way, and it was not until he was inside
that they desisted. Niles is in critical
condition.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Salem Lutheran Charge-St Benjamin's-No
serEices.St Johns CLeisters)-Y. P: C. E at p.
m. z. W. Doty, Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church-Divine Service
Bachman's at 10 g.. N. Benjamin's at p m. Rev.
Charles Shafer. Of Thurmont, will preach at both
places
Grace Lutheran Church-Sunday School at a.
m. Divine service 0.30 q. m and 7.30 p m. "
G. C. E. 65 p. m. Junior Catechise at and Senior
at230 p. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday 7.30 p. m
P. r. Miller. D. D.. Pastor.
ST. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at 715
and High Mass at 10 g. m During the week.-Mrs.
alta m Joseph q. Cassidy, Pastor.
Reformed Church. Silver Run-Serviee at 1000 9.
m. and at 7.SO p. m every two weeks. Sunday
school at 800 g. m.
Centenary N. z. Church.-Supday School at $50
g. m Preaching at 10. 30 q. m and 80 D. m. Ep-
worth League at 645 p m. Choir practice on We'd
nesday evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
Harold NJ Rider, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church.-Sabbath Ser
viees.-Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 100 p. m. Sum
day School $50 q. Y. p. s. C. E. 100 p. Mid
week Service in the lecture room Wednesday even
ing at 7-30 o'clock.
Rev D. L. Greenfield, D. d. Pastor.
st. Faurs Reformed Church-Sunday School at
$50 N. Worship at 1880 Q. m Christmas Wor-
ship at $50 O.. Land Chidrens Worship At $50 pm.
Calvin s. Slagie, Pastor.
Ascension Church-Sunday services-7.30 9. m,
Holy Communion; 1880 q. m. Morning Prayer,
Litany and Sermon; Holy Communion on first Sum
Service and Sermon in Chapel
Rev. Frank NJ. Gibson. Ph. D., Rector.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
Injured In Fight With Eagle.

WATERBURY, Con-, Dec. 13-Charles
Kench Of East Litchfeld was severely in
jured in a fight with an eagle. The eagle
seized Kench' dog, but turned its attention
to the man when Kench went to the dog s
rescue.
Kench's scalp was badly torn and his
face and hands scratched by the bird 8
beak and claws, but he finally managed to
cut its throat with garden trowel which
he had in his hand.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
TBF WoNlN'S PAPER

TEe SCn Z The os- type Of : DSSspeper morally
and intellectually. In addition 70 The EsSs q Lhe
tsy j. pzotsces the lest Szt1r=s TIA. ezu be IRE
sEata1 EEzca as AshiOu articles sls1 1EsEs zceoCs
wririEzz f-0- zen and wozea Of zoe and pro1-l-
ue1ee Il san etzezto- Of ths highest character.
crzz=artlT z1 ztlaz 70 noble hezs IN ir1iyAtGzl
LIZ
The =1a : Published o. sunday a. well as every
cEEer tzy of The week
b Maj. The Daily =Gu. & yez-- ice4GdInz the
-alday =E1 81 Toz -1utzy -Ia alone, q year.
AGdreSz 4. : ABELL r CJAP4ST.
PubsLsherz and Prop<tstcry.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
BULLET MISSED IFS MARX.

To the man of the woods, used TO the
snaring Of birds and animals, the string
suggested a trap. Durand went down
stairs and returned with an umbrella and
with the handle gave the string I pull.
Instantly there was report and bullets
imbeided itself in the end of the wall.
Durand then entered the room and
found revolver fastened 10 a dresser.
The string led from the trigger to the door.
1t was ingeniously arranged to shoot the
Persons who entered the room.
Durand believes that the person. or
person. who visited his home did ~ with
the intention of killing him.
He believes the apparition in the rad
saved his life. He says he recognized
the voice, and the figure. and it Was Of 4
person now dead Of whom he was fond
Further than this he refused TO talk. Dur
and never has believed in spirituallsm.
His experience has pretty well unner7ed
him, although he Is not the kind Of man
who Is easily unneryei.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
True copy.-Tezt
decI3 # DAVID ?. SHELsEa, CLERK.
TN the Circuit Court for Carroll
Il County.
Emanuel Fisher. Tax Collector, -. Adam Fl.
Ufenhsngh

Enamel Fisher. Tax Collector, -. Adam Fl.
Difenba1gh.
Ordered, this 18th day Of December. in TIE
rear 1907. that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported in the above entitled cause
BY Emanuel Fisher, Collector Of State and
County Taxes in and for the Second Election
District Of Carroll County. be ratified and
conf rmed. unless ca1se 10 the contrary thereof
be shown On or before the 18th day Of Jsnu
ary, next; providing copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published 10 Car
roll County. Maryland. once in each Of three
successive week. prior to the 9Th day Of Jan
uary. next, warning The said Adam Il. Difen
ba1gh, MS heirs and assigns. and all other
personz interested in said real estate sold and
reported as aforesaid, 10 be and appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor On Or before
the said 18th day Of January, next. and show
cauze, if any be or they may ha~a. Why said
sale should not be ratified and confirmed
The report states the amount Of sale to be
Three Hundred and Twenty seven Dollars. 4
WM. Fl. THOMAS
True copy,-Test:
decI3 3t DAVID Z. SNEI-sER, Clerk,
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
THF FARMERS PAPER

Tn= =Gz'z market rSp<rLs and esJ1zesczE c1l1lsrs
are coz5lStz AT rEIzbl=- and pzI the farmer, t1-
cereLa: AID tie troxs- in toCca vita tie E.ArksIs
n Baltimore Norfolk, Charses-11, SsE FocK, Chi
czzo. PnIz.fegpb eaf Al otEe- important points
Il the CnIte1 STATS and o.Le- eJz1Ir1Ss- All 0f
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, in
Equity.
Ir the matter of the Trust Estate of Daniel E.
Bush, George E. Benson, Trustee, We.
Daniel Z. Bush.
Ordered On the aforegoing petition this 10Th
day Of December. A. d. 1907, that the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, sitting as Corut Of
Equity. take jurisdiction in the Trust Estate Of
Daniel E. Bush, and that said Trustee settle
said Trust Estate under the supervision and
control Of the said Circuit Court for Carroll
County. sitting as Court Of Equity. And it
is further ordered that George +. Benson, the
Trustee in the above entitled cause, give no
lice 10 all persons having claims, to file the
same properly authenticated with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Carroll County. on or
before the 18th day of February, in the year
1908, by causing copy Of this order to be
inserted in some newspaper published in Car
roll County, once week for four successive
weeks before the 18th day Of January, 1905
WM. II. THOMAS.
True copy,-Test:
dec 13 Al DAVID p. SNEIsgR. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
His wffe-s Ghost Warns Him OF
Danger.

When the society for Psyehical Research
holds its next meeting It might call before
Charles Durznd- = farmer living about
three miles from Caldzel. y j.
Since the death of his wife DuraDi has
lived alone In the old farmhouse He vas
On his way hene Irun Paterson after
dark Monday night, when his horse stop
ned still in the rad and refused to move
The horse trembled 80 Violently that
Durznd strained his eyes in the darkness
10 learn what the animal had seen
He savz he saw flicker Of blush light
which moved towards him until II was be-
side hi wagon. and then took On misty
shape. 1t repeated To him three times
the warning Do not 90 home for several
hours
With the eold ehils running up and
down his spine and the gooeefesh standing
over his BODY ike man with chill, he
tried to drive On after the apparitlon was
gone. The horse refused to bulge The
animal had broken out in = eoId sweat
FINDS TRAP N SLEEPING ROOM.
EUT Two QOuIs lt FOIAC74 VIII lLAC NUS
which seemed afflicted with the ague-
After hnching NJ again, he drove slowly
70 his home
He put the horse in the barn and went
inside the house. The first sight that
met his eyes was a muddy foot print
Durand found that nothing had been taken,
although the house vas bit upset He
found window on the ground floor that
had been opened in his absence When
he started up he saw at once that some
one had been there. There were foot
prints on the stairs and in the hall leading
to his sleeping roeu. Lighting his way
before him and stepping cautiously Durand
approaehed the door Of his room. 1t was
open. as he had left it When about to
enter. Durand stopped and looked closely.
Acruss the door at height half way TO his
knee. 80 that his foot Or shin must strike it,
string. Instinetively, the farmer says. was
he felt that something Threatened his
I;F-
The Democratic advocate., 1907-12-27
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