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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
Obituary.

Miss Tillie BotOrff, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Botortf, died at the
home of her parents west of this city at
5O6 Monday morning.
She was young lady of inestimable
worth. so kind-hearted and generous 1T
was pleasure to have her for friend.
She graduated from the Center town
ship schools two years ago and had
taught school this year for the first
time. The fall term she taught west
Of here; during the winter term she had
charge of the Lycurgus school.
The sickness which resulted so fatally
came npon her one week ago last Sat
urday. At that time, though she was not
feeling well, she was able to reach her
home She was just six days past the
age of twenty years. Besides her
parents three brothers and three sisters
lament her untimely death.
The remains left the home We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock and we're taken
to the Dunkard church where. the
funeral will occur.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease. pneumonia. heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilner Swamp-ROOt the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. 1t has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases. after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mail. also a book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Or. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. and
mention this paper.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
Teegarden Snap Shots.

Born.-A girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man Watkins.
Mrs. Nellie Seybold and family, of
South Bend, visited relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. George Morris is improving.
w. A. France has moved to the coun-
try.
Charles Fulgerson will start for Iowa
Monday, where he will work on farm
this summer.
Mr.. Goods saw-mill is running.
Sol Burkholder sold his farm to q
party from Wakarusa for $4,000, price
being $50 per acre.
Teegsrden is on the boom as arrange
ments have been made for six new
houses this summer and possibly sew
eral more as there are others talked Of.
Harry Whiting was on our streets
Saturday.
Mrs. L. T.. Gaudaur attended the flu
neral of nephew at Elk hart last Mon
day.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

An amendment to the diplomatic
bill authorizes the APP.
preparation of $4,000 to be paid
Queen Lii as 'donation," and pro-
viding for an annual donation of
$4,000 until the day of her death.
The distinction between a donation
and a pension is so fine that it may
require several applications of the
fine comb to discover it.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
Pythian State Home.

There is movement on foot in this
section of the state among the members
of the Knights of Pythlas lodges to
erect home at LigOnier for children
whose decea sed parents were once affil-
lated with the Pythians or Rathbone
Sisters A wealthy resident of Ligonier
will contribute largely to have the home
located there. The lodges throughout
the state are already raising funds to
contribute to the worthy cause.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
JOKE ON lands.
Indiana Congressman and His Dinner
with Miss Gould.

Indiana Congressman and His Dinner
with Miss Gould.
Congressman Lands is favoring a
few of his intimate friends with caIi
tai Joke upon himself. 1t is TO explain
that the reported dinner with Miss
Helen Gould was but feast of words,
with no Sign of offerings for the palate.
Soon after his denunciation of polygamy
on the floor of the house, which includ-
ed compliment to Miss Gould's efforts
against Roberts, he received an invita-
ton to call. 1t WAS given by almost
every paper as an invitation to dine,
and Mr. Lands even got to Think ing
that might be the invitation himself.
Accordingly he timed his call for in
the evening. He spent several hours
charmingly with Miss Gould in talking
over the Roberts case and other things,
but no signs of dinner or luncheon were
made manifest. Once or twice Mr..
Lands made a motion to go, but each
time Miss Gould pressed him to stay.
He was we'll entertained with the con-
versation, and he took the invitation to
be hint of the coming refreshments,
each time he did not continue his prep
arstions for departure, but settled back
in expectancy. Each time he was dis
appointed, and finally had to leave
without even an odor from a well-set
table reaching him. He tells this story
as joke Oh himself, and in no way as
a disparagement to his hostess.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
Much Advertised Man.

cts interesting to note how an item
goes the rounds of the county papers,
says the exchange editor of an Indian
apolis paper. Recently a Brown
county paper said that one of its sub
scribers had calculated how many times
he had kissed his wife. The first year
it was $4,000 times, the second year 90
600 times, the third 5000, the fourth
1000, the fifth two times, aud after
that the man said he stopped counting
The item was published in nearly every
Indiana paper"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
Nav Run the Full school Term.

f. l.. Jones, state superintendent of
public instruction, has received notice
from township trustees in various parts
of the state that they will have to close
their schools, owing to lack of suf-
ficient funds to maintain them for the
six months required by law. Mr.. Jones
has ruled that, in his opinion, the trus-
tees might keep the schools going the
required time by drawing on the June
apportionment for the necessary ex-
penSes.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
A Reward for Bridge Burners.

The Logsnsport and Burlington
Turnpike company refuses to erect a
new bridge at Deer creek until it is
ascertained if the old one was set on
fire. The company has posted re-
ward of 5000 for Information leading
to the conviction of the guilty parties.
Bitter opposition to the collection of
the Carroll county commissioners have
been asked to revoke the franchise.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

The war in the Philippines is Of
ficially over, but General Otis sends
the casualties comprising long lists
Of killed and wounded with the
same startling regularity.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

The Colorado man who eloped
with his mother-in-law not only
solved a troublesome problem, but
incidentally supplied the paragraph
ers with some first class material.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

Senators Hanna and Tillman are
now members of the board of visit
ors to the naval academy. Imagine
Ben and Mark, arm in arm, alfred
in naval uniform, borrowing each
others plug tobacco.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

Right of Remonstrants Will BE Deter
mined.

Right of Remonstrants Will BE Deter
mined.
The validity of the power of attorney,
conferred by remonstrants to liquor Ii
cense applicants, is to be put to the test
this week, in the Eikhart county COM
missiOners' court. The applicants are
VIM. Jetfries, of Nappanee, and Henry
w. Mishler, of Middlebury. A leading
law firm has been engaged by the tenn
perance people at Nappanee and the re-
monstrance carries the names of over
three hundred male residents of that
township. Fully as many have signed
the Mishler remonstrance, the power of
attorney being used in both cases, to
save travelling over the townships and
securing signatures every time an ap-
plication is made for license.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
MARCH AND APRIL

Are the Most D,sagreeable Months of
Year In the North.
In the South, they are the pleasantest
and most agreeable. The trees and
shrubs put forth their buds and flowers;
early vegetables and fruits are ready
for eating, and in fact all nature seems
to have awakened from its winter sleep.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company reaches the garden spots of
the South, and will on the first and
third Tuesdays of March and April sell
round-trip tickets to all principal points
In Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and
West Florida, at about half rates.
Write for particulars of excursions to
p. Sid Jones, ID. z. A, In charge of I'm
migration, Birmingham, Ala, or }. Ii.
Milliken, ID. p. A, Louisville, KY. 4-2S
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
To California Quickly and Comfortably

To California Quickly and Comfortably
Via Chicago, Union Pacific and North
Western Line. "The Overland Limi-
ted" leaves Chicago daily $50 p. M, ar
rives San Francisco the afternoon of
third day, and Los Angeles next morn
ing. No change of cars. All meals in
dining cars. Buffet smoking and Ii
brary cars, with barber. "The lest Of
everything" 1.-THE Pacific EXPRESS"
leaves Chicago daily 1890 =. m, with
first-clsss tourist sleepers TO California.
Personally conducted excursions every
Thursday. All agents sell tickets via
Chicago & North Western KY. For
full information and illustrated PAM
phlet apply to
A. ii. Waggener, % Fifth avenue,
Chicago, Ill. d&wmch17
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

Cronje, the Boer hero, captured
by the British in South Africa, will
be honored with sojourn on the
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
Commissioners Court.

At Thursdays meeting of the county
commissioners, Recorder F. M. Walker
was given authority to have the 1899
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

Bourbon is very much interested in
the sugar beet industry and in the &C.
curing of pickle factory.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

Extra copies of the Head Light are
on sale at this Office. The supply is
limited, so all desiring copies should
send In soon, If
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

files of 'he county newspapers bound.
The bids for furnishing supplies to
the county intirmary from March l to
June l., were opened and contracts
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

Island of St. Helena where Ma
poleon spent his exile. He is to re-
main there until the close of the war.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

awarded as fOilOWS.
Linkenhelt Coal Co., coal ..... S54 30
John StuniZ, cords wood - 30 90
:. L. Baker, 20 cords wood 49,. so 90
George Ninall, tobacco. ... 90 20
&. Blsln II Co, drugs. ..... 30
NJ. Lauer & SOP, clothing. 40 Sc
ID. Mcdonald 4 Co stationery. %
Frank Jscox, groceries. .. 100 80
same potatoes % 90
same vlants.. ...... 30
George Vinall, seeds -. ..... 6 70
Corey Il Stevens, binder twine.. Is 40
NJ. Altman, dry goods | 81 50
Goddard & Grossman, beds go. 90 %
Corey IL Stevens, hardware. -. 81 IL
same OILS oil o.
Corey Il Sevens, Deering SELF
binder. l Star sickle grinder
made by Cllzbe Bros, wire
less check rover corn planter. 100 1S
The Albert Overmeyer ditch case in
Union township was made satisfactory
to him by the levying of an assessment
on a road which is to benefited by it.
Friday the commissioners held
the last days session of the March term.
The only business transacted was the
granting of liquor license to Ira J.
kreIghbaum.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16

Babies and children need
proper food. rarely ever medi-
! cine. If they do not thrive
. on their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-16
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE

FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 1900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-24
syreher Strabenran6.

SO aterto tp n, N.<y.. %, QuguIt,
- Die gefummte bieIigs pofI5si fa5nz
bet duf eiren Wsgelagersr, Der bel 6elz
lem Sage in elmer Der belebtsitsn Slfaz
FEN Der Staot SRI. Sennie Setpett ppn
Sutton G6ain iiberfiel, ibr Die 9dnIoe
uuf ben Hiiden 6dno, Die 8Orie itubl,
in Der Iia eine htrG6tli6e Summe
l9elosg befanp, uno berf4panb. SRI.
ssetpett mar 10 erI9rpden, baB lie IN
&rGmpfe berfiel uno nur i6tper gum
8etrubtTein gebra6t tperbsn tonnts.
Man bermuibet in bem 8duber einen
8urIden, Der erii tiir5li4 aug oem 9ez
fdngniB entfaFsn ipurDs, mo er einen
9ernin tpeeen eines dBnli9en Raubz
uufaaes a6gsieTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-24

obsrt Die Stapt, EGubert fie Don 6inez
IiI4en 5ruppen unO tpirb lie ulsSdiis
Fir psitsre Speratipnsn 6anuben.
Sieie Sperdtionen, 70 niro alerpirgs
ertldrt, gsltsn ols itrategiI6 osfsns
lip, penn iie aud tdttiI1 aqareTIip
fino; Oh man baIIeG6e au6 BON Der
8erFolguHg Der tuiIerli6en Suite
our4 idpaniFfe &npuqsrie bebaupten
tann 1T cine an0ere 6rage. Die
6ittion BON Der .Itrde9iIten OeTenz
fOe" ion permub6li6 oa3u bjeren, UNI
Den r&risg" 6:npegertIdrsn gu belFen.
gu bieTsm 3ped BAT man nod cine
speiiere 6ittipn trsirt, rGmlid bic Sit
tiOn BON Dem r6uotjI6en 3uiiuno" in
&bina. Der bipiomatiIf2 3peig Der
6insIil6sn Regierurg 6eifGIligt T9
nit g2sgotiationspori 6IGgen on bic
Fremosn Mddte, pG6reno bic 2lrmses
.eitung 5ruppsn gegsn Bic 2(1iirten
bright, in peting, IOpje auF Der gam
gen 2inie Pfting 3ientIin, pie aus
Den feueiiea Ssbsiden herpor9abt.
Dies Ili9rt 5u Dem (9jsr diR iOgiI +
acceptirten) S6iuB, baB Die ein3einen
Hegierung5 Departments in China
ni9t als 6armonii8es 8an3sS arbeiz
ten, oaB alio Die Regierung tbeorstiT4
paraipiirt 1T unO CUR 3eit geipiFer>
muBen ni9t sriIiirt. Die miIjtdri<
f6sn Speratipnen Der Natirten iinb
Iomit ni9t gsgsn bic 4ineIifde Regiez
rung, IonOern gegen bic unabhdngig
in irre9uIGrer 0eiIs opsrirenoe DR.
NEE gsri6iet. 0as III tein Sris9, II.
es beparf babsr tetner &rie95ertldz
rlIIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-24

er Ii6, 500 NIT frgen0 sirem be- Haz
oslsfii6rer gu pstten, bub Der 9feger
nidt mebr i'm @efdnsnib lei. Wdbz
rsn0 bes 2lufruhrs blieb Die bteligs
Ns9erbep0Itsrung fpoblpeislia 5u
9uuI;. g:nise tpeniee geger, pelfs
iidb auf Der 5traBs isbsn lieben, tpurz
Den perfolgt, rettstsn f4 ieDo4 bur9
i9leuHige Slu9t.
gs pploutst, baB Der Mtob eine Be-
trd6tli9e 9uartitGt SDnamit aus eiz
ner SDpfsrci in Sft99lfron gefto1lsn
fat unD Den Sprengitoff 9sute Ibeno
gsgsn bic Mili3 perper0en nirb. Die
Sffisiere Der 2ebterer erfldren fih i'm
Sale eines 9agriffs gum i4arfen8or@
geben entf6tofen. 625 damn Smpz
pen befinDsn ii6 jebt bier.
4us Glspetano purOe 9eute Nadz
miltag 9emslbet, es perlaute bort, baB
Elm Mob ous 2(fron beute Na6t bort
bin gu fommsr bsa6li9tige, tim Ped
Su lDn6sn. 0isr tpeiB man. bis jeBt
nod Ni6ts BON einem Derartigen Qnz
i9laa. Der bon bier perI9pupbeltt
puliaei4ef 9urriion 1T in Qnron dufs
getau9t. 5eute Ha4nlittas nur 6ier
QGes rubig. Mapor gouns fat bic
9iirger our6 eine Proclamation oufz
sefprDsrt, bellte Q6er0 biz StraBsn gu
nSiben unb ru6ig in i6ren Wo9nunsen
gu bIsibsn.
Wdbren6 Der bergansenen Na6t
ipuroen ettpa 80 S6rptfGinten unIo
8i9ien, 80 Hebplper, 20 9aIirmeHer
uno an 100 anoers Msfer aug Dem
2obsn Der rStanoarb SarDtpare Co."
ssraubt, 5uIammsn nit cirtu 10000
patrOren olIer Sorten. 9fur 5tpei Der
S6rotffintsn Iinb iofpsit 5urid en-
tangt Doroen. Die 2lufrii6rer bemoz
lirten Die groben S6dufen1ter bes Qds
oers, orangen in's Snnere Elm unb
pIiinoerten oas GtabliiFensnt. Die
pofi5ei uno 9iirgsu f4auten gu, obne
gu pugsn, fi6 ein3umiI9en. - Dix
Qneube, baB pOfi5ei4ef 6urriIon
tpdbn'Iinnig geDoroen isi ite1t Ii6 ols
unbegriinoet 6eruus. 5arrifon begub
fih nu6 ieiner @nfunft in Glspelanb
o:rett ms 9oli5sfbauptquurtRr unb
bate eine large Gonfe ferens nit ben
9santen Der GlebeIdnber 9oli5ei ii6er
DEN 2tufrubr. 25 Deputies iirb bort
init Gsbolpern beDaffnst unb i'm &C.
fGngniFe Itatipnirt tporben.
(SpGter.) - @s i'll ernriEtelt NOR
ben, bub bic beiDen erf9oHenen &inz
Der, fpipie iiberb1upt audi Die meiItsn
@erpunoeten bur6 bic &ugeln getrof=
fen tpurben, 1pel9e Die Yol;5iiten ii6er
bic 80pfe beg Mobs abf bfousr!sn. TN
f4ulOige 3ui6ausr i'm 9intsr9runbe
ipurOen. bie es in ipI6en 6Gllen ges
tpObnli6 9ebt. nis0er9sltredt. Oaa
fleine Mdb9en 86pba 9dbiofon III
ii6rigens, pie Iid iebt berdusIteIlt,
nod nidt to0t, fann iebo6 ri4t geret=
tat perOen. @s lag in einem &inoerz
ipugen ne6en Ieinen gliern, als es biz
tDotli6e &ugel erbielt.
Die 8efiir9tungen in 8e5ug auf ei.
ne grnsuerung Der unru6en bd6en fif
fotpett ni9t beripirffi6t. 8is fpdt hsu.
te 46eno 6lieb Nae5 ru6ig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-24
In6 cine Nufifi;irnns.

9rbdn psrnimmt bic DfFi3iele aunbe
|einer Nomination bur9 bic 9oz
puliitsn uno bic nMoaeiarb 2ea=
que" - 9erTummiun9 unb lanse
Reoen gu SOpeta.
Sopefu, as., 23. IuguIi. - Die
bisfige stubt ipar bsute gu g6ren @m.
$. 9rban's, tpel9er beuts ba6ier bic
formeue yfptiFi5irung feiner Nominaz
tioa gum prdIiDeniT6uFts Gambia
ten Der popu(iIten unO ber nNational
Moaetdrb 2ea9us" entgegenna9m,
feItli4 geIdmiidt unO bic StraBen
lpinmsiten bon Jremben. Gin gmz
pfongs sGomite fubr 9rn. 8rbon uHo
Ieinen 8sgleitsrn Bis nu9 4t9iIon
entgegen' uno geleitete lie bier6er. 2(m
8abnbofe erbielt Die 9eIeQI6aFt eine
grpbartige Spdtipn unb bsgab li9
Damn nod bem gfational 6otel, tpp
8e9riibungen nit Den Mit9liebern bss
Notifi5irungs Gomite's, NStaatsz u.
Staot 9eamten unb anbersn oiItin=
guirten 9urgern dusgetauI6t tpurben.
Die Iotifi5irungs a@eremonie fanb
in ben Inlagen por Dem ,Staatsz8az
pitpl itdtt. Gongrebmitgtieo Ribz
gelp rtef bort bic 9erIammIung our
Sronuna pOrauf 2l4tb. Sus. u.
Srputndn uno Sberri6ter ;Srdnt
DoHer pon &anIas Die 9dfe i'm gla=
men Der Staot uno bes Staates be-
tpillfpmmnete. M6tb. Sbomas m.
patterIpn BON COLORADO, Der permu=
nsnts 9orliber bss g}atIonul Gons
nents Der PopuiiI iIien, tpef9er 8rDan
nominirte, bislt al5bann eine 3ebe, in
spel6er er 9rn. 8rban oFFi5ien ii6er
feline Q(usnu6l als prGIiOentT6GFts=
ganbibatsn Der partei bena9ri4ttgte.
esn ieiner Wntport lobte 6r. 9rDan
bic populiIten Yartei, tpel6e, pie er
Eagte, glsi9 ben Oemofraten Die Ga.
DIE bss @otfes eseen oieienigs Der
5rufs, Der MonopoIe unb Der pluz
iofratie pertritt, urb beFpra6 bann bic
in Der gegenpdrtigen Champagne in
bolpirten 5ra9en ouf dbnlide meiFe,
tpie gelssentlid isiner 9lptiii5irung
ii6er bic bemofratiI9e Domination.
Der ein5ise unterI4ieo mar, bab er
biesmal au9 Der tSil6erfrdge einige
Nufmerf Tamfeit tpionets, uno bisfelbe
einsebenb be6anoelte. Die anbsren
5rasen, Smperialismus, Militarisz
mus, ,SruIts u. (. tp., purben ebsnfals
in 2dngerem beIpro6en.
N6tb. u. %. Huder BON Colorado
bsnu9ri4tiste 9rn. 8rpan ii6sr feline
domination gum prd'T1OentF9afts=
GunObuten Der .llnitsb States Moz
netarp 2ea9ue."
Tim s ubr beute 2l6erlb rsifte grban
na4 Munbattan, S., a6, mo er morz
ner eine nebe 1dItsn tpfrb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-24

In ibren Grii d ten fpllt Sbr iie
,trfenre n, ober iDenn man eieien 8ibeliprub
auf 9ilcn anipenoct: an ibreH 98irfunos n.
@enn man bebsnti, bnb aue itprtn Grant6eten
aus elmer oerinesu Grtdltuno poer aus uumdsiez
fsit I'M Ghen ober Srinten entitsbsn, tpoour5 9ut=
auorare ooG Storura elmer oosr Der oupGen
6uHttion beg a0rpsrs peruriadt pirs, bic anfdng.
li6 unbtSertenS i6eint absr Gntsinounqh, Gitber
uuo ioeur ben Cob sur iyoIas habtn fann, 10 ia
IS tpi6tig, f4 baron su einnern, bab mir our6
9eftitieune Der uria6s bic 3atur In Stanb fessn,
bic arantbsit su psrmeiben, uub iomit bic Geiuno;
belt Su erbolten. Set tauienb Subren babeu tpeie
@.r3te qeiunbsn, bab ST 9ernorb Rrdus
terpil len bic unfebbariten Geonar Der Grant
belt fnb. sSiir 25 Gents bel aYOtbstern su babsu.
(Dlo Ti. Gr,gg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-24
Srf1nfr fir Snubc.

Der 33 atrius Der Maryland school for the Deaf
Eieie s9ule fir taube unb iol6e &inDer, orren
GebDr 10 narecIbaft it, bab fe benz uHterritt
in ben Dffentli6cn S6usn nibt bepobntn tons
nen, 1T nnubbdreia BON ieoer reliSioicn Sttts
Inter benz ocbrer=Q Qcronal befinoen ii6 brei err
fabrene 2tbrer fir ben ltnterribt I'M Spreben
unb 2ippen=9eien. Sie Sdule bat elm 0Dmnas
fun uno kindergarten fir fieine &inber. Die
GAGE IN eiue bobe une Qsinnpe - 8steriquuo
nno nntsrribt irei fir in Marplano anlaln9e
S6iler @eucn @ufnabme Ober slustunit i6rcibe
man on b 8. %. 6 b, Qrin3ipul i5reocrid
NRh (Nua1l, 81 No. .Sa-22SepN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-08-24
@altimprcs chip= g ahn=@nIl

500 Don Baltimore nadb Sarper's sserrp unS
surid om Sonutae, Den 26 Iuguit, fir Die
tSpe,ial,iiat fptlbs DEN GamDen= gdbnboi nm
llbr 8orniittdes unO II ubr 20 Wtin. 9or=
mttags rtrlahen.
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9ormittdgs
$1,000 BON Baltimore uatb gbicaap unb
juriid bel geleqenbeit Des 5a6res= =6elOlaeers otr
rg. q. 8." Vilste irD anl 25, %. uno o.
9iueut psrtduflid lirb fir Die 9fidfabrt bis ,um
81. 2ueuit eiiltis, nit 9lusuabuts, ,penn pls
&iGet BEL Dem Soint=aeeut.n in 6bicaoo bepo.
nrt unD 80 cts. na6bs3ablt peroen, ,poraut Otr
notwithstanding bis sum 80. September Ser=
lGn9ert iperiosn fam.
$14.2j BON Baltimore nacb Detroit unb surid
bel 8,leaen4.it Des 3Dtiidbtliden Goncapts Der
rVDthlds=Ritter. ginete tperOcn am %, 26
uno p. @lueut usrfouit uno fno fiir bic aiid=
fdbr: bis jum ). September eiiltq, ausQsnom=
men. 9penn Dag 9iust BEL Dem Soint=gacnten
in Detroit 0eecn Na6,abunQ BON 80 Gegts De-,
ronirt miro, iuoraui Der 8iidiobrts eSsrmin bis
sum IA. September Dsrldnecrt iptrocn fam.
S1.25 pon Baltimore mad, SSaibtuatpu une
5uriid, Sdmfag unp SountaQ, fir Die @iid.
tabrt aiiltig biz sum iolQenocn MontaQ ciu.
iblicbli6. aas 3ugc, ben r9tobal QimitcOA
ausgenommen. (236)
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Ste WfarDlanoer Sbnle fir Slinoe

,piro am IL. September 1900 wieser erpfnet'
Sisi. S6ute fir bInos &inper unD iOl9s Sinner
o,ren Sebfraft 10 idtpab III, Oab hs Dem unterrl1t
Sn Den oifsntlid)tn Sdulen nbt betlpobnen toHuen
eeb0rt feiner rsliei0isu Sette an. &ln0er, DE I'M
6iftrft Columbia lpobnen, Deroen unter Oenlelofn
9doingnueen aufeenomrcn, ipie ptelsrIgsn, iptlNe
in Marnlano dnidifa fuD G}eiu6e UNI glufnabme
io1t.n an g. .. 4t orrii on, SupTtntenoent,
Baltimore, Wao, geridttt iperOsn. (4ug3l lVt, ~
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