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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11

The WARREN Shear is getting to be
a hummer aud no mistake. Stephen
Leader. And we are just beginning
to get up steam, Sam.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11

ny MS speech at Crookston Bryan
rldlculed the full dinner pail, and
thought the republicans we're alto
gether 100 sordld and worldly in
m making that an issue in this cam
palgn: lh it was g time, be init init
lhaoea' Wnen Republicans would dis
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11
90 Mems Hats

ms ls a department you must not over
look when in the store. We carry hats Of
all kinds Il and descriptions In addition to
the famonIp popular selling goods carry
nowned 1Stetson''. @ ~
Mems Wool Hats, any shade, wide rim
fne working hats rs
Fine Fedoras, black, brown and gray,
good styles -. 1.5o
The winner" Fedora, an excellent hat
for the money. 200
The Challenge" Fedora, black, brown 9.
and gray, new blocks $50
The unsurpassed .Lanpher'' Fedora. all
0 ways up date, any shade desired. 800
Black and Brown Derbys, new blocks...s... $50
We have also the "Lanpher'' hat in the
Derby shape, black or brown. 100
Boys and Mems Caps, new line, entirely
new patterns and styles. to 81 so I
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11

The SHEAF, in it's new all-home-
print form is attracting good deal
OF favorable comment. We are en-
deavoring to give our readers an up
to- date newspaper and though
times are a little worse than they
have been at times we realize that
newspaper patrons want something
good and we are going to meet their
wants to the best OF our ability. We
leave you to Judge whether or not
we accomplish our purpose.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11
Ladies
" J a|.l ] | j II ats

1 /. r - -
You may not be interested in a dress
as as yet, but certainly you will admire
stylish Street Hats for early Fall ",
They represent the best ideas from
larger cities, but are sold for popl
prices. We will be glad to show them
you when you call.
Ladies plain Felt Fedoras, in black and
Ladies Felt Hats, fawn and gray shades,
heavy stitched rim, white braid ]
Ladies' Sailor Shape Felt Hat, black and .
brown, heavy rim, trimmed with quill
and white silk band &. /. :. .. 3. Z. s..
Ladies Felt Hat, style 6 Metropole,n blue
and gray, large crown, trimmed with
quill 3. 9
Ladies' Velvet Sailor Shape Hat, dipped
front and back, trimmed with silk
band and quill..... =. :.
Misses Felt Crushers, light shades, strict
~ up-tO date.
Misses Felt Hats in blue aud red, with x
fancy polka dot band ........ s. !. q. ......
i Misses Felt Hats, fancy colors, high stiff
crown, vide rlnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
0clungener S6niubrl.

GpuntDzgcmmiTGr S6orn untsr5ei9>
rate in alsr uni6ulo cine Banfs
anpsifuns, pel4e sr fir einen
SrauTfsin 6islt.
Wbseling, %. g., 20. Ssbr. -
9srr u. 8. Sborn, Elm b,tanntsr
OeutT6er, gpuntp : gommifdr bon
Maaion Gountp, mahte seitern in
MounospiQs, als er iih mad Der 8anf
begab. Die u%nangenebms gntpedung,
baB er oas Spfer zines abseFsimten
S6pinosls ssrporOsn. @or 'einissn
Sagen ipra6 EN- 5remOer, Der fi9 fir
sinen tpdnbernben prsbiger oussab,
in ieinsr Wo6nung Dor unb Bat UNI
Elm Hodtquartfsr. Oies purbe i6m
eepG6rt. aaum batte Der 6remps es
fi9 bequsm gemutt, ats Elm elegant
gsflsiostes pdpfsn porfu6r uno I'm
4ustunft Bat, no es einsn prebiqer
CUR Sdur3ung beg gbetnotens fin
ben tDnns. g9err Sborn Tub oas bel
ratbsluitise 9aur gum @intritt in iein
6aus etn. nit Der gemertung, ouB
elm pnbigsr ~antpeIsnb lei. 9eBtsrer
poGaog bic Geremcnie uno erIu4te
fobaun Serrn 3bDrn. isinen Namsn
als 3sugsr untsr ben SrauIdein gu
isBsn. ONier mar jsbo4, ME 6err
E6orn auf Der 9unf gu ieinem S6rs@
den enfpedte, ni6ts anoeres, als cine
8antanpsiiung gu osm 9strdgs Don
$500. gu benz 94aosn muB 9err
Sborn isBt aud nuA betrG4Hidsn
SpoIt ertraeer. ouB er als gstplsgter
uno botibebsnber geamter csrdtt allf
Ben 2eim ssgan9sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOrte, bte Ihf Inner Gekauft HABIT
u., a,.ss ss' 70. INZzzu
ssurtlhrittc bts Wsthnoismlls in
Stalien.

Rem Oorf, 20. 5ebruar. =
u.ber oiss S6sma ipra6 geitern pa
flor Or. 0iGiam Burt BON Der Wfst4o@
bitten : Yreoiesr : @eriammlung IN
Nr. $50, 5. Qpsnls. Or. Burt 1T Der
prGfoirenbs 4slteite bes Rom 0i@
mitrifts Der Stalisniiden GonRrsn3 rHl0
6at felt IA Sdbrsn in Stallen getplrtt.
Na6 ben erIten bre: Sabrm ieiner oorz
tigen Sbdtigtsit tsbrte sr entmutbi9t
na6 ben Ser. Stuatsn 5uriid, bod
u6errebste man i'm, aberma!s nab
,Stalisn gu ssben. ,9r. Burt, Der jsBt
3uriidgstsbrt, ertldrte, nun Tonne et
beri9tsn, DaB Der Wet6ooismus bort
fsitsn SUB 9efaBt uno CUTE &1slldien
fir bic Submit babe. So6ulo os
Mstbobiiien fire eigsR Stride in Ulal@
lamb butten, bra9ten lie in 3rps' Wo@
den mebr fsrtig, als in Den orel5sbn
porbsrge6enpln Sa6ren, pbpo9l Die
tatboliihs3ir9s uno bic 8erfhts lhhsn
ale mDglifsn Sinbsrnihs bereiteten.
SEPT babsn bic M%et6ooiIten bort
@runoeiesnthum gum Werths bon
$168,OOO. 8or ap0lf Sd6ren betru9
ibre Go1stts $917, i'm bsrgang nsn
Sabre $16,3 45. r@as mir gu ibnn
nDtbig baben," f6!oB Or. Burt ielnen
8ortrog, lift, ben @atitan plllen gu
lafen, baB mir in 8om Iino, UNI port
gu bleiben, uno labt uns msbr 8slo
sur @riinbung BON Snitituten ausgsz
ben, mo bic Qeute in metbooiItlI6sn
Opttrinen unterrihtet tperosn tOnnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
tW8"RF O" 0UT' SF''
Rad Cmaba ipeoirt.
Der in 81. 2puis Der6aftste Re6.sz
onpalt guettner uno ieine Gar
r:are.

Der IN ct. Epuls 0er9aftsR TeU.s@
onpalt guettner uno ieine Gar
r;sre.
ct. 2ouis, Mo., 20. 6ebruar.
- Der am Sonntag in 81. Gouis berz
haftele 3s6tsaupalt Wm. q. Suettz
nsr 1T am Mpntaa na6 Omaha abgez
lplt porotn uno bort beute eingetroFz
fen. Sinb 9usttner'5 Nngaben ii6er
Iein @prtsbsn tpabr, 10 lit bieie5 Elm
rs6t a6entuerlifss 9etpeisn, uno Die
M:pzYortsr oiirFtsn in ibm einsn alien
9efdrnten piebsr e%rfennsn. Suettner
purDe in Cincinnati oe6pren, nit %
Sabrsn bort our Re6tspruri5 5ugez
la'ien, Iisbelts aber Nnfangs Der a6tz
5iger Sabre nad Nepzgort iiber, mo-
sr Ii6 5ammanD unidlob uno in Die
StaatsRgislatur 9epdblt, jsoph, oa
crit Elf Monuts i'm Staate unidI1ig,
ni9t 5ugelahen purn. gr bet6dtigte
ii6 AUDI fsrner6in leb6aft poiitii6,
iein l~lnItsrn ma6te i'm uber gum Niz
Iocie pes 4ppofatsn %. ,. 6ugbes.
@r ii6srnu6m es i'm Sabre 1889, gsgsn
3ab.ung bon $500 sine Sfeioune gu
belorgsn, bsr9ab o;ss aber, FdlIhts
i6lieBlid Elm S6sibungsoetrs! pno
fam auf ma6rew Sabre - genuusre
Nngab2n ts6nt CT bifsiOsn a6 - na6
Cling Sing, mo CT als 226rer Behold
tigt puros.
Ta4 ieiner 5rsilaFung pGb(te sr
g1ilabelpbia gum WobnIiB, uno bort
mar CT elmer Der 8ertbeioi9sr pss9;fts
WaHsnm0rbers 9olmss. Damn fam
sr absrmals, absr uni6ulpi9er @sife,
nit ben 8eri4ten in Gonflitt. Sin
9sFp:lier &dIiirer 9oebe in benz 9lsi6>
r0oer'ffen 9untgslddfte in Berlin
mar unter Mitnabms elmer gr0Bsrsn
8elolumms, bic er unteri9lagen bate,
in 8sleal9dft ieinsr 9ellsbtsn nab
amsrlta geflo6sn. Sn p9ilaoslpbia
erfolgte feline 9sr6aftung. Die Be
glsiterin tpanbte Iif an guettnsr uno
eriu6te i'm, als He9tsbsiitdnO hires
8elie6ien gu fungiren. Sic bate
$4,000 i'm Belize unb Susttnsr err
bot Ti6. fir $4,000 Elm 6ubsas Cor
pus ; 8srFahrsn gu Goebe's @unltsn
~anbGngi9 MAIDEN gu molten. Die ibrlz
gen $4,000 iibsrgab Ou5 5rausn3imz
mer inn angsbli4 sbenfoGs. uno er
binterlsgte lie auf elmer 8ant, Sin
Qntpalt, Namsns S6oemafsr, Der aud
i'm 6olmes : pro5e1s cine Rple gez
ipislt, srpirtte nun eegen 9usttner Ell
nen Saft6sfebl tpegen l1ntsri6iaqung,
bod puroe er freiz unb ibm be $4,000
5ugsiprodsn. Dd6rsnb @osbe iebt cine
nsun 5ebnjdhrige 3u6t6ausltraf IL in
Seutf9lano psrbiiBt.
@noe 1898 fam gusttner na6
Smdba, tpo er bic OMAHA 3sgal
Ngsncb" griinbete uno fir orns oeut@
Idle Srauarbsiter $643 2o6n BON Der
rAebrasta 9rep:ng COMPANY" colsfz
tIrt uno oaoon 1923 abgsfisf srt baben
min. Den Reft min sr isbt 5ablen.
Suettner min i'm Sbtrbunoesgerlht
CUR praris su9elafen iein unb i'm ct.
Gouiisr 8~unOssgeri6t msbrsrs 8aataz
rottfdae beiorgt BADEN. Gbe er am
Wiontdg Abeno CT. 2ouis prlisb,
muBte er an cine Der ibm befb0rtsn
Srauen $500 5u~rid5ablen, bic er g.>
borei baden p:1. @r fast, er poats
i'm Weiten Elm nsuen 2eben anfdngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

tpiFermaben ioasn ale S4ulsn Der err
pGbntsn Dirt i'm 2anoe in snge Terbllz
oung nit Der reguldsn Irnlss gebra6t
tperoen, bod beoarf bag prolstt Der
be5iigtiden 9eisbgsbung Our4 Den
Gon9reB.
Gbina's SAINT uno ga f.
rungspeen en-.
4uf 9sriansen bss gIirsaus fir
auspGrtissn Sanosl fat Der amsrltaz
niide aoniul @opbnop in Sbangbat
einen gsri6t iibsr oas 9antz uno
8dbrunesipltem BON G6inu nit einz
esbenben Details iibsr ben 9eidGftsz
bstrisb Der 9rOben Song Song &c
Sbangbai Company" gum 8eIten Der
ameritaniI6en 6inaneers, tpslfe auF
oieiem 5sloe tbdtig gu isin bsabli6tiz
gen, uusgearbeitet.
8egen BEN 3uder s III It.
Observation-Disclosures Hi9arbIon bru6te
i'm Sauie na4 Hiidipru4s nit ieinen
bsmotratiidsn purteigsnoiien 5tDei
Heiolutipnen Elm, nslfe ibre Spibe gez
gen Den 3uder : Sruit riatsn. Sn
Der einen miro bic 9erfsbrs : GomniIz
fion angepisien, bic 8eforoerune bon
3udsr bon s:nsm Staat gum anoeren
gu Derbieten, Biz Is ii9 psrgep:1ert
Fat, Dab Der SruIt ni6t ms6r aIs bier
PrO3ent profit er5islt. 3i6aroion
bsbauptat, ouB Elm iol6es 8erbot na9
elmer jungIt erfloiIensn @nti4eiOung
oes Sbsrbunoesgeri9ts gegsn monoz
polifii9e Gontrols zines 9anoelsz
5psi9ss itattbaft lei. Die 5tpsite Hsz
folution perfiigt, baB 3udsr. HaFfiz
1taos uno Mslahe etc. aus 9orto
Iico, Guba uno 9atpaii 5oufrei elm
gsbsn iol.
Mebr9iDiloisn It Rsform.
2ucsp (Rsp., Su.) bra6ts i'm 9auie
sins Bill Elm, tpel6e oa5 Gipiloisn Itgez
ieB Dab:n amsnoirt, bab bic Sfpilz
oien Itbeamtsn ~tiinftig nur fir einen
@mtstsrmin BON flint Su6ren srnunnt
uno Damn spentuea fir tpsiiere flint
Sabre nieoerernannt tperbsn 1oQen.
Die jebigsn GibiloisnI It : gsamten lolz
len flint Sabre i'm Qmte blsiben, uno
oisienigsn, tpsl6e es f6on ldnger iino,
in 5psi alohen sin9etbsilt peroen, De-
rem Qmt5termin allmdlig gu Gnoe gez
ben ipQ.
Die porto Sill nod
Ia &c n If / m 5rodenen.
9ds S6idiul Der gorto Ricp<giQ.
in oeren geratbung oas 9aus jsBt elm
9etreten, i6eint is6r in Der Cuff gu
ffpsbsn, uno es lit f~einsstpsss Iifsr,
buB RsprdTsntant popne feline giQ
ohne 9sfGbrbe bur4bringsn tp;rO,
iroBosm sr Die YartsiFu6tsl mil a1er
8spalt 5u idpin9en 9eosntt. llnter
ben 8spublifamrn gIebt es cine nt6t
ger!rge In5a6l, psl6e bus 8or9ehen
bes gomItea perurtRitsn, uno benz
@srnebmsn mad BADEN auBer McGuq
(Mah,), audi 2orimer (Sa.), 2ittls@
fielo (Ofe.) ,Weefs (Ml.6.) uno m:6z
rere QnDere srfldrt, iis piiroen ni9t
fir bic BIN itimmen. Gs piiros gs5
niigen, tpenn stpa Elm Oubsno Rss
publifansr nit ben 9emofratsn fit
elm Sub1titut ftimmtsn, unb ba e
speifel6aft erIdsint, Db pupne unb
Genoisn lire 8urtsicolegsn ale untet
einen 9ut bringen fDnnsn, 10 lit oas
8eiultat borab nof ungspiB.
@s miro erparttst, bab 2ittelfieio
in ldngersr 3sos ben n9erfahungss
Stanopunft" bes Grmites angreIfen
miro. 8si6;e6t o;ss. oann mOgen
Ipdtsr nod m6r 46triinnige untsr ben
Republifamrn gu 3dblsn Iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

murqsn finbst i'm 8uiierbOf bas
~oniGbrlids 5eItsfsn oes proDin5ialz
lanbtags Der proDin5 granosnburg
1tdtt, oas bur6 bic 5ablrsiden mar
fantsn 9ebsn bes 8aiiers, tnstbslonosz
re our9 bic Jog. 3srifmstterun9sreO',
gspiFsrmaBsn gu s:nsm biitorii9sn
@rsignib seporben 1T. 0iesmal piro
Der SaiIer ieop9 an Dem Diner nidt
t~bsilnt6men, mas angemsin groBe Grtz
tduI6una 6erporgerufsn bat.
Sur 3eit lisst Der Safer in 9ubsrz
tusItod Dem eolen Waiotpert ob uno
bic Gaiierin fat iid jebt sbenfaus
borfbin bsgebsn.
Ger 9roBe 8o6len9rdber@
Strife.
Sn 5olee pss MISUNDERSTANDING
lift iebt bic 8oblennotb in Gslp5'9 10
groB. bab bic 9ureauItunOsn in Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
GampF ,wiiden Srbcitern slpeier Gorz
nuratiunen.

G6icugo, 20. Se6rudr. - Gtpa
500 Qrberter Der n8eneral electric
Railpap &c." perteiltsn Ii9 gsFtern
Q6snb nit Qr6eitern Der rWsitern Snz
piana Hailrpab Co." UNI ben 8eIiB
Der Oedrbornitroben : Rreu5ung Der
lsbteren Gompugnie an Der Is. StruBe.
Gtpu Elm 8ubeno Wfdnner purosn in
Der 6auerei I6limm 3ugeri4tet, uno
3rpei anbere s~rlitttn bei Der 0smoliz
rung bon IA nit ultsm Giien II. T. 10.
.belaoenen Wug8ons Der nNGeitern Snz
biana So" an Der &reu3ung l~ebensgez
fd6rIi6e 8ertebungen. Die D9entral
Glectric &c." srrdng i6isBli6 geIib
BON Der &reu3ung uno legk ibre 0es
leiie binI6sr. &ine N6ibeilun9 Poliz
3si 1T bort aufgeitelt, UNI pei.ere uns
ru6en gu perbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21


Tragt die Die Sohe, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
: ss3;i' &WM%Zw
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
A Base Deception.

The american people are study
ing the Constitution as they haze
not done for more than thirty gears.
But 1t as quite probable that the
deep popular resentment Deer the
attempt to Cypress the Puertori-
qaenoS aoith tariff on their trade
acith the mainland had ats origin IN
the american lore Of fair play,
rather than IN the mendced infrac.
ton Of the Constitution. The
country has been s'citt to recognise
the iaiquity Of this policy top0rd
the Puertoriquen0S, whO welcOmed
oar troops acith open arms under
the promise that they had come to
deliUer the island from Spanish
oppression and to confer upon i
the blessings Of free institutions.
Hatred Of injustice and sham orer
a breach Of faith hare prompted a
closer inquiry into the legal chardc-
ter Of this Legislative policy towdrds
Puerto Rico. As a result the
country condemns 1t alike on con-
StitutiOaaI grounds, and as a rio.
ldtion Of political morality. Phil,
adeIphia Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
BRYAN'S RUNNING MATE.
May Be Benjamin F. Shively
of Indiana.

An Indiana exchange says: In
diana free silver Democrats re.
gard ex- Congressman Benjamin
f. Shively, who is mentioned as
William Jennings Bryan's run
ming mate, as an ideal candidate
for Vice President.
In many respects Mr.. Shively
and Mr.. Bryan resemble each
other. The Indianian is more
than six feet tall, and is fine
looking. He is a natural orator.
and is regarded as one of the
most eloquent and convincing
stump speakers in Indiana. He
Is lavorite with the Populists
and with certain elements of the
laboring classes. He is also a
warm personal friend of Mr..
Bryan.
Like the free silver leader. lie
is lawyer, and good one. lie
has Serl ed four terms in Congress.
In 1892, when his last term ended.
he wrote an open letter to his
constituents announcing that he
intended to retire from public life
and that he would accept no fur
ther nominations for Office. He
has adhered to this up to the
present time, and he has not
committed himself as to whether
he would break it if the Vice.
Presidential candidacy is offered
to him.
Mr.. Shively is Il years old,
and a native Of Indiana. lie be-
gan life as a farmer; became sue
ceSsiyely school teacher. an
editor and a Congressman. After
his first term he took up law, and
since 1892 has devoted himself to
its practice.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
Fine Record on Trout.

The Baltimore Sun says: Fish
Commissioner A. +. George, for
the Western Shore, has been able
to get more trout spawn than he
expected and the whole number
of trout fry sent out by him this
season will be about 800, 900. in
stead of only 600, 900, as formerly
reported. He has 200 applicants
for stock trout on hand and saws
the people of Maryland have
shown an extraordinary interest
in the stocking of the streams.
He will make arrangements this
week for shad and perch spawn,
but the time for getting it must
depend on the fOrwardness or
backwardnesS of the season.
Mr.. George will go out of Of
fee in about a month, and his
successor, DR.. j. w. Downey, of
Frederick County, will come to
Baltimore and talk with Mr..
George regarding the change and
will familiarize himself with the
state of the work at the hatch.
cry.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
ENORMOUS CAPITALIZE.
TON.
New Carnegie Company In
corpOrated in New Jersey
With Stock Valued at
$16O,OOO,OOO.

TRENTON, N. j., March "a
The Carnegie Company, the
formation of which has resulted
from the conference of Andrew
Carnegie and H. &. Prick to set
tie the business differences be-
tween them, was incorporated
here yesterday. The capital is
$3.50, 900, 900 and the stock is all
subscribed.
The principal subscribers and
the number of shares of each are
as follows:
Andrew Carnegie, New York,
S6,379 shares; Henry Phipps,
Pittsburg, 1926; II. c. Frick,
Pittsburg, 15,4S4; Charles NJ.
Schwab, Braddock, Pa, 1929;
Francis j. F. Lovejoy, Pittsburg,
1924; Lawrence G. Phipps, Pitts
burg. 1858; William II. Singer,
Allegheny, 2,S29; Thomas Nor
riSon, Braddock, SS4; ID. NJ.
Clemson, Pittsburg, 1874; James
Gayley, Pittsburg, SS4; Andrew
NJ. Moreland, Pittsburg, $40;
John Walker, Allegheny, 703.
The par value Of the stock is
$1,000 a share. The remaining
stock is subscribed by % persons,
each of whom holds less than 500
shares.
The State received $50. 900 fee
for tiliug the incorporation, and
the annual franchise tax will he
Sl1, $50.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
ious John Wedderburn and ct

ious John Wedderburn and ether
crooked pension attorneys.
Representative Caldwell, OiNN
inois, believes that Senator ClN-
lon will he succeeded by a Dem
ocrat. He said: 81 think | have
a right to be sanguine in my
hopes that we shall elect Demo-
crat to the United States Senate.
The present law districting the
State makes it possible for us to
carry the Legislature, although
the Republicans have a majority
in the State somewhere between
200 and 1000.
One result of the investigation,
now being made by the House
Military Committee of the use of
Federal troops in Idaho, is the
resolution offered in the House
by Representative Lentz, of Ohio,
and in the Senate by Senator AL
len, of Nebraska, calling for the
withdrawal of Federal troops
from the Occur d'Alene district
in Idaho; the revocation of the
labor permit system, and the
restoration of the right of habeas
corpus. The resolution declares
that the further use of United
States troops in aiding and as.
sisting the maintenance of mar
tial law is improper, unnecessary
and unlawful.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
Children Between 8 and IL
Years Of Age Must At.
tend School.

The Committee on Education
reported to the House the Com.
pulsory Education bill on Tuesday
morning with an amendment that
eliminates its original drastic
features.
The amendment was adopted
and provides that in every school
house district in each county
there shall be kept for at least 80
weeks in each year, and longer,
if possible, one or more schools,
according to population, which
shall be free to all white youths
over 6 and under 81 years of age.
The bill requires the attendance
of every child between 6 and II
years of age upon some public
day school in the town, city or
county in which he resides, SUBJ
.ject to such exceptions as may be
hereinafter provided. The trus-
tees or teachers may excuse cases
of necessary absence and the at
tendance Of a child shall not be
required upon public day
school if such child has attended
for a like period a private or
other day school or if such child
has been otherwise instructed for
a like period in the rudimentary
branches of learning required by
law to be taught in the public
schools, or if the physical or men
tai condition of such child is such
as to render such attendance in
eXpedient.
Any parent or guardian who
shall prevent child between the
ages of 6 and II years from at
tending school shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor and fined not more
than So for each offense; provided,
that no one shall be entitled to
commence the prosecution except
teacher in a public school, a
school trustee or trustees, mem.
Der of the School Board, exami-
ner or any other person connected
with the public school system of
the State.
This amendment, it is claimed,
has so altered the bill that the
objections that were first made
to it are overcome. The bill was
passed to its second reading, and
its passage seems probable.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
Celebrate JEFFERSON Day.

On The 18th of April next occurs the
nniyer-ary OF the birth of Thomas
effe son, founder OF Democracy aud
he auti.or of that Declaration of indie
Evidence which eminent Republicans
ow say we have on grown. 1t should
the duty and Il e pl assure of Demo-
rats in every part If the land to or
anize ceebraiuns of this anniversary
o. der that the immortal principles
aid down by Jefferson may be empha-
lied and fixed in the minds of the
eopIe.
There was never a time when the
rinciples of the Declaration of Inde-
eBce needed reiteration more than to.
ay. A, home and abroad the doctrine
hat "men are created equaln and
II governments derive their just
overs fIom the consent of the gov
rned " is denied by conscienceless,
ggressive and mercenary men.
1t is denied at home, where the
rowth of monster monopolies has
ffectually interfered with those in
lienable rights to life. liberty and the
ursuits of happiness with the self
overnment of the individual, and with
uman equality.
1t is denied by our administration by
ending armies of white soldiers to
hoot down the brown men in the
philippines who pare struggling for their
wn political liberties, and at tue same
ime sending regiments of black SOL
iers to the Occur d'Alene to make " ar
pom miners striving for. wider meas
re of industrial liberty.
The Democratic party has chosen the
ate upon which Jefferson's immortal
Masterpiece was adopted as the corner
tone Of our national structure as the
ate of its convention. Preparatory to
his there could be no better or more
Elective plan of extending the iuflu-
noes of Jeffersonian doctrines among
he people than by the organization in
very city, town and hamlet for a
efferson day celebration, however
tumble or however great on the one
hundred and fifty-seventh anniversary
his birth, April 10.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Items Of News about the War
in the Transvaal-Other
Interesting Topics.
MONDAY.

Latest adviceS from Mafeking.
Bechuannaland, state that the
town is still holding out, though
Sorely pressed.
The Dutch Rebellion has be-
came active again in Griqualand,
West Cape Colony.
1t is said that the Boer peace
delegates who are on their way
to Europe are coming to the
United States with proposition
The announcement of the De
lagoa Bay award has been post
poned again.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
Bronze For Schley Medals.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Sen-
atOr Mason yesterday introduced
a bill, which provides as follows:
That the Secretary of the Navy
be and he is hereby authorized to
furnish and deliver to. the Schley
Home Fund Committee of the
Woman's Patriotic League of
Washington 500 pounds of his.
torical bronze, the same to be a
portion of that captured at San
tiagO de Cuba on or about July 3,
1898, or elsewhere, during said
war by the United States, from
the kingdom of Spain; said bronze
to be used by said committee for
the purpose of striking therefrom
certain medals to be presented by
said committee to the individual
members thereof.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-30
Memories of Dwight l.. Moody.

1t was the wish OF the late Mr..
Moody that his biography should
be written by his son. Mr.. w. II.
Moody, who has in his possession
all of his fathers papers and is
preparing a very complete life of
the great preacher, has consented
to write especially for the Satur-
day Euening Post a series of an
ecdOtal papers on his fathers life
and work, profusely illustrated
with hitherto unpublished photo.
graphs. The first of these papers,
entitled "Moody as Boy and Bust.
ness Man," will appear in the
April z number of the Saturday
EUening Post.