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for teachers under the public school law of Maryland, a certifi-
cate authorizing the said graduate to teach for two years from
the date thereof in any of the public schools of the State
established under the authority of the public school law of
Maryland, and at the expiration of two years upon the recom-
mendation of any public school examiner under whose super-
vision the graduate may have taught for eight months to grant
a permanent diploma authorizing the recipient to teach in the
public schools of the State, the said diploma to be subject to
revocation in the discretion of the said visitors and governors
of Washington college.

1896, ch. 188.

182. The visitors and governors of this college shall supply
free tuition and books in the normal department to one indi-
gent female student from each county of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, and such student shall present a certificate of
appointment from the board of county school commissioners
of the county from which she comes, and that she is a graduate
of a public school and that she enters the college for the pur-
pose of qualifying herself for a teacher in the public schools,
and that she intends to engage in teaching within this State;
and she shall sign an agreement to pay said college the sum of
twenty-five dollars for each session she attends the normal
department of said college should she fail to teach in the public
schools of this State after having received a normal school
education at said college.

1896, ch. 188.

183. Any female graduate of any public school on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland shall have the privilege of com-
peting for appointment to said scholarship by filing her written
application to the board of county school commissioners for
such appointment, together with a certificate that she is a
graduate of a public school of thai county, and that she desires
such scholarship for the purpose of qualifying herself for a
teacher, in the public schools, and her intention to engage in
the profession of teaching within this State; and in case any
such scholar should, after haying received such normal school
education, fail to fulfill the conditions upon which she was
admitted, she shall forfeit and pay the sum of twenty-five
dollars for each session she attended the normal department
of said college, to be collected as other debts are collected, and