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FIgTH ELEcrIoN DISTRICT.

Brown. Daniel, house and lot part Of
glebs, on road from Wa side 10 Cook
iey assessed at Sl5J; no record rel.
Due for STATE tax. .....4.+....... $751;
Co ........ ......-.. ! 70
Cameron, G /, personal property con-
slsliag Of one sailboat assessed al 500
Due Tor state tax. ......... AZ
Davis, William. house and lot part Of
.lebe Oh road from Wayside TO Cook
sey assessed al $50; no record refer
ence.also personal property consisting Of
sehiales aud live stock as
Sc ssed at 5000.
Due for State tax. ... 81
Co .....- ..... $50. 3 OF
Dorset. James A, 125 acres Of land and
buildings Pottersville aud Aspen Grove
assessed at $1,000; deed from Adrian
PusAy ct al, Trustees, liber II c No
%. fl Is; also livestock assessed at 1892.
Due Tor State tax ................ So
20 ....-. ....,--lO 60
Farbush, J W personal property con-
sistinf Of household, one-half interest
10 steam boiler, vessel, sailboat as
sessed at 1925
Que Tor otatt TAX .s..s.-|.s -'.-,..-.- 10
90 ..4....-..,.-.-... 50
Ford John, personal property con-
sisting Of vehicles and livestock asses
sed at 1925.
Due for State tax ......... 20
20 ....-.-s.........- W
Green, Grant, personal property con-
sisting Of household, vehicles and live
a.f,pl aeeaeSad At SIN
Due for State tax "a. ............. 80
Co '...ss.. ...--.... l 20
Hill, Eugene. personal properly con.
sisting Of household and livestock as
sessed at S1G0.
Due for State tax ........... 81
Go " .................. ] 81
Middleton, Sarah A, personal pro-
perty consisting vehicles and livestock
assessed at Slls.
Due for State tax.......4. -. 2T
Co .....,...-... IS
william, Reamus, one lot assessed at
500; no record reference.
Due for State tax. ............ "a
20 -..-...... .---... 50
SIye, Mary Julia, house and lot asses
sed at Sl00; deed from 7 Swami ct al
.'gsr = y ~ Is Il - a,so psrso,si
80 ~ loo u1s's'ins u MUS iioiu' as
S ~ ~, az 80 80
D"s NJ '1 ~ W .''''''..s'' ~ "a
W .'''''-..-s.. 'V
Smoot, Louisa, house and lot on
road from Newburg to Cooksey asses
sea a. SLID; no reaosd reference
Due for State tax. .-.,..... Al
Go -.--.......'. --.- 81
Simms, William, house and lot near
Sew burg, assessed at 800; no record
reference.
Due for State tax. ....... -. "a
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A Choice Lot Of Bacon For Sale. =
Hams and Shoulders, Nicely Cured ard
Smoked. All in Sacks. About loco lbs.
Apply to,
JERRE NORRIS,
Mar. II, 1885, Pomfret, Nd.
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THIRD FRACTION DISTRICT.


Butler; Wn. s, House ana sot, part Of
Posey's Chance, assessed az $780, no
record reference; also personal proper
" consisting oi household, assessed at
SIS
Due for State tax ................ &c
Go --....-........ %
Dean, Thomas, $50 acres Of land and
Cedar Shelter, assessed at S625; deed
from John Murdoek and wife. liber
J : 4, No Q, d lT5, title now in Ralph
Frlcl ct al
Due FOR State t4x................. 40
Co ............ 49,. IS
GilroY. eugene, Personal property
consisting d household vehicles aud
livestock, assessed at S275.
Due for State tax-............... 65
20 ....-..-.....s... 81
Moore, Emma E. 30 acres OF land.
part of Desert Enlarged, near Clifton
Beach, assessed at $500: deed from
Abram BAes and wife, liber p G s, No
10, Il 52li also personal property con-
sisting Of household. vehicles and live
stock, assessed at sos.
Due for State tax. .....|.......... 10
:" Co m .... 81
Rsmage, NJ Il, $50 acres Of land and
build mis-. part Of Wellington, on Poto-
mac River, assessed ut S2i10; deed from
Frances " Haislip and husband, iiber
II c Q, No % Il 641.
Due for state tax........ ...... 4 Of
Co ................ IS "A
Scott, George, Personal property
consisting Of household. vehicles aud
livestock, assessed at S236.
Due for State tax.......... ...... 50
Co 2 O9
Savoy, Dellie, Personal property co n
sisting OF household. vehicles and live
stock, assessed at S265
Due for State x.....4....a.... 90
20 .........-........ z Us
Waters, George, 20 acres Of land and
buildings, part Of Belle Plains, assessed
at $3.50; no record reference; also per-
soual property consisting Of household.
assessed at $25.
Due for state tax ....,....-...... GO
20 -...........-..-. -
WiIlett, cornelins hrs, ~ acres OF
land near GRAFTON, assessed at $2l0;
deed from VIM A LuttreIl, Commission.
er. liber f d NJ, No 10, Il $50.
Due for State tax. ........A... 40
30 = 4 ~
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Wednesday. May q, 10

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and continue daily
thereafter until all property IN said
Charles County upon which taxes are
due and then unpaid for the year 1912
shall be sold, the following described
property:
r-rr,r.. ~ r,,,a.r..sr r,rcrr1rfffr
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.INKSHURG,

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hentzman and
daughters, Of Baltimore. spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Stocks
dale the past week.
Mrs. Alice LamotIe has returned To
her home, having spent the winter
With her son, DR.. Oscar Lamotte. in
Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Addie Frazier spent several
days in Washington, D. C., the past
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Joe Lane Findley. OF
Church Hill. Nd, are spending some
time with Mr.. Jacob RAIDER.
Miss Viola Barnes gave a birthday
dance last week; there we're many
present.
]. g. Cuttings has opened his home
81 Glover Hill for the summer.
Miss Bertha Sitter has gone to
Howard county. where she has ac-
eepted position ~ teacher.
Fred IenIz and family have moved
to the farm OF ]. g. Cuttings. where
Hr. Zentz Ii doing carpenter work.
Mrs. Joshua Pooling and Mrs. G. W
Harner, who are on the sick list. are
improving under the care Of DR.. +. N
SIade.
Most everyone IL through planting
corn. now look out for the cut worm
and last. but not least; the potato
beetle.
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uI0STOWS.

Mrs. S. L. Weaver has returned
home after spending four months
with her brother. DR.. John Weaver.
and wife. of Union Bridge.
Miss Cora SittIg has returned from
the hospital.
DR.. Clyde Routson and family Yis-
tied the formers parents. Mr.and Mrs.
Thomas Routaon. on Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Davidson, who Is on The
sick list, Is somewhat improved.
Mr.. Arthur Zile and family, Of Win
field, visited Mr.. v Guy Segafooso
and family on Sunday.
Rev. T IL. Wright Il spending The
week At FaWn Grove
Mrs. Martha Singer Is having her
house painted.
Mr.. Solomon Myers, who was on the
sick list. is out again. Mr.. Charles
Sittlg. though somewhat better. Is
stll confined TO bis bed.
Communion services will BIO held at
Bansts Lutheran Church on Sunday,
May Il, At 1890 a. m. The pastor.
Rev. &. ". Baughman, will be assisted
b. his son, Rev. Harry Baughman.
Preparatory services on Saturday. at
go p. N.
Divine service in ST. Panis Luther
an Church, Uniontown, on Sunday,
May Il, at 30 p. m. The sermon viii
be delivered by Rev Harry Baugh-
man.
The Rev. T. ]. NJ. Thomas, Woods
boro, will preach IN the Church of
God, Uniontown. Saturday. May 10TH
at 7.30 p. m. also Sunday morning OF
I'LL and Communion nnruIpee In the
evening at 30 Rev. Thomas will
also preach at Frizellburg at y. m
All are invited to attend these services
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EMORY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Johns, Of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh.
Miss Azalea Chalk, of Baltimore
spent several days the past week
with her sister. Mrs. William Burk.
Mrs. Rebeca Caple, of Finksburg
spent from Saturday until Tuesday
with her sister. Mrs. Nicholas Mum.
maugh.
Miss Fannie Leight. of Baltimore
and Mrs. Charles Beight.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs James Beam on May l.
and officers for the year we're elected
as follows: President. Mrs. Wesley
". Bond secretary, Mrs. Carroll G.
Raver; treasurer, Mrs. Frank p.
Roop. The next meeting viii be at
the home OF Mrs. VIM Beam, June ).
All are welcome.
Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh and Mrs.
Rebeeca Caple spent Monday In West
minister
Mr.. James Beam and Mrs. Lewis
Fowble are on the sick list.
Mrs. Calvin Bond spent several
days the past week with Mrs. AIlee
". Wampler, Of Westminster. She
attended the Seminary commence
ment.
Miss Eta Myers and Mr.. Claude
Leight spent Sunday With Miss Hazel
Burk. at Reisterstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laufer and fam
lily, of Baltimore, are spending some
time with the latler's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Wesley Bond.
Miss Mary Bond and Charles Graf.
Of Baltimore. spent Sunday With the
formers uncle. Mr.. W. II. s. Algire.
Of Wesley.
Mrs. Gezelda Cooper. OF Baltimore.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Myers.
Mr.. Lewis Jones has opened a store
IN our neighborhood. We trust he
will meet with great success
Mlas Eta Myers spent several days
in Baltimore, visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Grace Taylor spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Buretta Henkle.
of Boring.
Mr.. George Zepp spent several days
the past week with his daughter, Ara.
Bernard Oursler, Of Wesley.
Mrs. Bertrand Caple. OF SandyYille.
and Mra John Zepp, Of Reisterstown.
spent one Day last week With the for
mer'z parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Zepn.
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gambler.


Mr.. Charles Miner. of near Bird
Hill. Is having all his buildings painted.
Albert T Gambler. painter.
State road patrolman. John l..
Boone, Il removing the rubbish from
the side cutters Of our road IN town
and IL making much needed improve
mentH.
The Ladies' Mite Society of NJ.
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal church
alli hold an Ice cream and strawberry
festival In Ir.. o. L. \. II. Hall. IN
Gambler. on the evening o. May Il. II
D. m. sharp. The Gambler orchestra
will furnish music.
Rev. .. = Birmingham g. Sunday
May II. at ; p. m. VII gre ; special
talk 10 mothers and fatbFfR. On Sal.
urduy n p II, ReF =. " Drifting.
ham wishes all The bays md girls u
meet him and his wife nj the church
Come oat boys and girls n our bar
feet. shoes moi required
Wheat aud grass are looking nne
Mrs. Lewis :. Miller and Mf. Henry
Clinton ShIpley visited friends in Bal.
timore the past week.
Mr.. and MrH George I. Allen. q
Giat. spent Sunday With Mr.. Allenia
parents. Nj aud Mrs. JRhez : Barnes
Of NoodlaHn farm.
Misses Viola and Margie Zepn aud
Lydia Gambler spent Sunday after
noon with Viola II. Barnes. Deer Park
Road
Miss Clara Smith spent from Friday
until Sunday with her parents. NJ
and Mrs. Charles Smith. Of 1T. Airy.
Miss Minnie shauck and her brother.
Jarrett. visited thelF little brother
Herman, who Il at St Agnes Hospital
Baltimore. and found the little boy
somewhat improved.
Miss Edith Myers was recent gGoHl
Of Nlss Nellie Gardner
NJ. and MrH Thomas jenkins. II
ElderabnrR. visited Mrs. IsnEina. par
enta. Nj and Mr. William 7 Harnea
Miss Emily J Arnold haa arrived
home after spending ten days will
her brother and sister II baltimore
Mr. and Mr.. Gilbert Brown. oi
SandyYIlle. spent Sunday With Mr.
Browns parents. dr and MTA IsV i
Shipley.
Mr.. George Gardner. Of Springfield
Mills, visited his sister. Mas Nellie
Gardner, Sunday.
Mr md NrH. Chaa Bafnea. of DalIl-
more. we're guests of the formers par.
entH. Mr. and Mrs. William 7 Barnes
Mr Horace T. shinley. and daugh-
ter Mabel made a business trip q
Baltimore Tuesday.
Mrs. George 7. Goaaell. of neal
Klees Mills. vas taken b. 1T. Robert
Wells 10 81. Agnes Hospital. DalIl-
more. yesterday afternoon Il be opeT-
ated on for appendicitis. Mr.. Gosuell
is 4 daughter Of Mr. Robert Flohr. Of
Gambler.
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ANNAE.IANoTTE.

OPERA HOUSE. TUESDAY, HAY
18th, HELEN GARDNER IN CLEO.
PATRA. One hight onIY. Two shows.
$50 and s.Is ;. =. Six reels, prices
lie. To ene aig.k.
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HAMPSTEAD

! Miss Lu Ray Ham, Of Baltimore.
spent the weekend with relatives.
Mr.. William Stewart, of Baltimore,
spent several days In Hampstead, yls-
! iting friends.
Miss Mary Martin. Of Baltimore,
! is visiting at the home of Mr. ID. A.
/ Hyson, on North Main street.
| Miss Vadie Armacost, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Armaeost, on South
Main street
Miss Rose Hunt, of Baltimore. is
spending several weeks with her
mother. Mrs AlYerta Hunt.
Mrs. Mary Brotherton Is quite i'll
at her home "Brightside," on North
Main street.
Mrs. Herbert Y. Quail has returned
TO her home IN Baltimore, after
spending Two weeks with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Edward Murray and daughter.
of Baltimore. are spending several
weeks at the home Of Mr. ]. O. MUIR
rag.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keefer,
spent Sunday in Westminster.
Miss Julia Yingling, Is spending a
VEIN VIII lEAul18NH III HlduLnE3ItEs
BORDER LINE.
George E. Tracey. OF ToWson. visit
ed his brother, Judge I. E. Tracey.
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Fringer, widow Of the
late Henry fringer. Is very III With
complication Of diseases
Rev. A. II. Burk, Who has been att
ing NJ a supply 1t various times ut ST.
Paul'a church. has accepted a call 10
passionate near Pen-Mar.
]. v Davidson and Preston Shaver
visited the formers aon at the State
Sanatorlum last Sunday.
Rev. IL K. Gil purchased 4 new
Ford runabouL :. 5. Watts. of Hamp-
stead gargaee made ths sale.
The previous report OF safes OF
timber land by William brown and
Henry Robrhaufb vas mo- correct
bookard brothers moved heir aaw
mill outfit 10 WuodenBhurg where ex-
Sheriff Kemper purchased large
tract Of timber from Edward cnllIaon
formerly the Stanley sIade farm.
Rev. Mr. Hensel has accepted n
call 10 the paHtorate Of st. Pzul'a
Lutheran church and will enter upon
his duties about The first of June. Nr
HenHel IL n German By birth and re-
esIyed most Of hla theological train
In n Germany.
According TO the Baltimore papers
tie Bnll Moose cause n Maryland Is
slowly dlainlegratinE.. somaof aurforz
mer Republican friends. especially
our member Of he houHe n delegates
from this lHampstsadl district, sho
declared they had left tho party for
good vii have quito > time .agaar=
lnE themselves mp 10 march behind
The hIg elephant again.
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SATURDAY. aAY sith, 1918.


n o'clock p. m. a. The following
named personal property Of aid de
ceased. Io-KIt kitchen table. corner
cupboard. sausage suffer. Io-gallon
and 5-galian Iar. Kitchen table.
lounge. rocking chair. small rocking
chair porch rocking char. Hpllt=bol=
IN chair. Kitchen ehHIra. dish
Haua. meat "a. bread nanH. Jared
fruit lo=plaied stove. lamp. la
spreads. 6 YafdH outing flannel. nap
EinH. large chest. q yards limo
Iaum. cane bottom chairs. bread
Hafe. 7 crooks. Het buggy harness. fl
net : lard can. cupboard. ] J gohlelH.
{ large table glasses. s RIne glasses.
sugar howl glasses Of Ieiiy. plate.
; tea pot. 9 deep dishes. ! meal
plates, vinegar Iar. Kitchen table.
zIand. bedatead. featherbed. table
alotheR. bed ahaeta. larEe meal
plates, : glaHa dishes. IL dinner
plates. water pitcher md dish.
comforts. 5 liable glasses sateT
pitcher. small glass dishes. }
dishes. sugar howl 9 saueerH. pen
per and aalt shakers. tablespoons.
J teaspoons, : bed sheets. stand
cover, stand, bureau. 2 pairs lace
curtains. clock, glaHs jar. wall
pocket. looking glass. buggies and
other articles.
Terms OF Saie-Cagh On Ill sums
under Five Dollars ls5.0O1. and >
credit Of SIX 81 months Klll be given
On all sums Of Five Dollars $500
and upwards, TO be secured b. the
notes O. the purchaser or purchasers.
With sufficient security, aud bearing
interest from The daY Of sale.
NOAH Z. WANrZ,
Administrator.
John +. F1IckInger. AuctIoneer.
Jno Milton Relfanldef Attorney.
may Il
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TIE FIRST. NONTHERss COAL
BUYING TIME Is NOW. Prices are
he lowest non, same as las year :.
he opening time. Take Ill The Coal
Jon can In the summer. i helps y0u
md rs, and the miners and tie trans
pOrtation companies. See Smith :
RelfsnldeT.
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OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY. HAY
18th. HELEN GARDNER n CLIO.
rATRA, One night only. Two shows.
30 and a.Is p. m. 81 reeIs. prices
Ise. The one night.
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OPERA HOUSE. TUESDAY. aAY
Islh. HKLEs GARDNER y CLEO.
rATnA, One niEht only. Two sheas.
10 and a.is =. m. 81 reefs. price.
sc. The one night
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LYDIA VERT

late Of Carroll county. deceased. A
persons having claims against the de-
esaaed aFe hereby warned II exhibit the
Hame. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, u the subscriber, On o.
before the oh day nf December, 1913.
tley ma otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of aid estate.
Given under my hand this 5th day o.
Nay. 1913.
SARAH :. VERT.
maygzt ExeentrIx.
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1 DEMONSTRATORS SAIL
Il @
Household and other Personal
Property.

H. virtue of IN order IF tha
Orphans Court of carroll county. the
undersigned. Administrator q Ellie
nora Z Want. late OF Carroll eoun=
/. deceased. I'll ell n public ale.
At IL Pleasant. N he IitIinsIown
Turnpike Road. about miles from
Westminster. II Carroll county. Nd.
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There Is 10 monoIonf In the lie OF
WOMAN Who mAfTicz 4 man II re
form him
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maygzt
TO CREDITORS.

This i to give notice that the sub
acriber has obtained from the OR.
phana' Court Of Carroll county. i
Maryland, letters documentary OF
the Personal Estate of
GEORGE Il. PARKE.
late Of carroll county. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with The vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, 10 the subscriber. On OF
before the 9Th day Of December, 1913.
they MAJ otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of aid estate.
Gison under my hand this 9th day o.
Nay. 1913.
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE.
may9at Executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn ia 70 give notice that the sub
seriber has obtained from the Or
phanz' Court Of Carroll county. n Mary
land. letters Parliamentary On the Per
EunAI Estate OF
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LIKE / NAN RIDING BACK.
WARDS N A TRAIN--D0N'T SEE
4 THING UNTIL II IS PASSES
the man Hho don't bur Goal until
net winter. Clean, freshly mined
Coal non. q the lowest price from
Smith & ReIfsnlder.
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GEORGE h. PARKE.
NJ Office TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
This i 70 give notice that the sub,
scriber haa obtained from the Or.
phans' Court of Carroll county. IN Mary.
land. letters testamentary on the Per.
aonal Estate of
ANNA L. LANoTTE.
late of Carroll county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de.
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit ths
same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, On O
before the 9th day Of December, 1918,
they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day
lay, 1913.
:. CARROLL LAH0TTE,
may ct Executor.
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pATAPsCn

DR.. and Mrs Robert Wells we're
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Wells
on Sunday.
Mrs. Barraek spent Tuesday IN Bal
timore
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold spent
Sunday with their respective parents
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis Arnold and Hr
and Mrs. Walter ShIpley.
The social which WAS held last
Saturday night under the auspices OF
the Methodist Protestant Church Haa
a success.
Rev. KIrkley I'LL preach to the p
o. 8. Of =, on Sunday morning, hay
| II. In The Methodist Protestant Church
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school will hold an Ice cream md
strawberry picnic on Warren Shamer' 4
Lawn. on May a4th. The proceeds
will be for the benefit Of the church
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AIILER's.

Mrs. Noah Miller and daughter
Miss Olive, and son Frank. Of West
minister, visited Henry (. Miller and
family on Sunday.
Grandmother Sparks, who had been
spending several weeks With her
daughter. Mrs. George DeHon. re-
turned 10 her home near Grave run
Jacob Zepp and daughter Minnie
and Floyd Miller and wife spent last
Thursday In Baltimore.
John K. Miller. put down 4 con
crete walk in his front yard which I'M
proves his home very much.
Mrs. George DeTIoff spent few
days last week visiting her children
at Baltimore
Miss Edna Purdy. OF Hampstead
visited friends here. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Lippy entertain.
ed Baltimore friends over Sunday.
Henry Besaner spent Saturday in
Baltimore.
Some Of our folks attended Eberg's
picnic on Ascension Day.
Mrs. Emanuel Gregg, Of near Line
boro; Is visiting her daughter Mrs
Irwin Nyand here.
Jacob zepp aud family spent Sun
day visiting friends near Melrose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-30

There has been much talk lately in regard
10 teaching children 70 use both hands
Originally, in prehistoric days there were
two centres OF speech one in either hemi-
sphere of the brain. Left-handed children
gave their centre OF speech in the right hem
sphere instead of the left, and while, In
teaching them to use their right hand their
left speech centre is developed at the ex-
pense Of the right speech centre, the former
can easily be resuscitated In case OF injury
TO the right hand.
There would thus be- double purpose in
teaching children TO use both hands, as in
developing both Specie centres. In case of
injury TO the left portion OF the BRAIN the
child would not only be able to use its left
hand, but would not have its power OF speech
materially impaired.
Or. Wilson'S theory that right-handedness
was caused by proximity OF motor and speech
centres is borne out by the experience OF a
German poet of renown, who, suffering great
~ from writer's cramp al an advanced age,
began 10 use his left hand in writing He
was amazed to find that after the first inef-
fectual attempts TO write with the left hand
be felt crowding upon him wealth Of imagery
and a plethora OF ideas such as he had not
known since early youth. He ascribed this
10 the flow OF blood TO the right hemisphere
OF the brain induced by use OF the left hand.
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Greek descent, and his gospel gives
evidence OF scholarly attainments.
Early chronicles state that the
manuscript OF 81. Luke's gospel was
one OF the treasures given to the
monastery by the Emperor Justinian
IN 527 A. d. The building contains
numerous representations OF the
Apostle writing his gospel. and these
appear to have & close association
with the foundation OF the establish
ment.
The library is known 10 contain
about 500 ancient volumes filed With
manuscripts In Greek. Arabic. Syriac
and other languages. AS one OF
these great volumes may contain
hundreds OF manuscripts. the wealth
OF the library can only be guessed at.
Among its curiosites is very
ancient complete manuscript OF the
Psalms. written on It's leaves In
microscopic writing.
This monastery Is the Oldest con.
tinuously Inhabited building in the
world. 1t was founded by Justinian
in about 527 A. D., and has been
occupied ever since. II Is surrounded
by walls thirty feet high. and de-
Tended by cannon, for it was cut off
from the civilized world for cen
turtles. Until recently everybody
who entered was hoisted by rope