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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21
sTuRDF DJIlBH
SURELY QUITS.
CHAMPION GOTcH EsiPHATICAI,
LI.saYs, HE'S THROUGH
WITH GAME.
GREATsvVRESTLER
Big Western Farmer, Having Amnss-
ed Fortune, Describes Himself
~ As Mat Sore. IN

. = Z
Frank Gotch, worlds champion
wrestler, has retired from the game
for good and all. The Jingle Of dol
lars will not get him back on the
mat, aud he will bel spectator here
after He hopes that America VIII
produce man who will be able to
dump the foreigners.
Gotch says: -.
cit Is mighty fine to hear that
everybody IS interested in me, but ]
have to smile when l read that mos;
of the fans think / am only kidding
and that | will change my mind
about wrestling again as soon as
some OF the big purses and offers are
flashed in front OF me. j,
i1'Bat Iswant. to make Il plsln tina.
] never was more In earnest in my
life and that nothing will induce me
to get backSinto the game. lt,Is not
exactly question OF age, for fee.
that I could stay as good as 4 was
last spring for several years yet.
1T Is the terrible grind OF train
Ing that has caused metto retire and
will keep me retired. I like the e2i
element OF the matches themselves
but the business OF getting int
shape, the dreary hours of grinding
away on road and in gymnasium
sickened me. long ago.
81 VIII admit that money has as
much TO do with my retirement a,
It had TO do with making ME +
champion. i have more than enoug.
10 provide for anything that ma,
happen to. me, and for that reason
| am quitting. II needed money.
might keep on. am "a years Ole
and want leisure now. In word
I've been at 1t SO long l am track
sore. Therefore am bidding every
body goodbye.
'As for tho championship have
no opinion to express. / gave then
all a chance to land me and dom,
believe now. that any OF them could
or would give me any kind of q
match. Let them fight 1t out among
themselves. I'll be nothing! but
spectator hereafter; But in closing
ewant to say that j have sentlmeni
enough left, after years of grueiint;
in the game, to hope that America
Will soon produce man capable o.,
dumping all these foreigners thai
are coming over"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21
Cloth pefies Sun.

A new cloth Is being made in Cal
cutta. India, which is manufactured
on scientific principles to conform
TO natures plan Of warding, on the
suns rays, as exenpgled Gin the
color Of the skin and thesplgments
under the skin.
II Is the belief Of physicians that
one Of the. chief reasons foritte many
deaths recorded In hot weather Is
that of improper clothing.
7 The designers Of what we must
wear to he of'sthe, elect may ordain
a color Or texture thoroughly insult.
ed to the prevailing climatic condI-
lions and safety and comfort are Of
ton li~r-. -II.r.i III =, ~~sn6r,anne5 :, IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21
INSURANCE MIglaroR MArIoN.

- 4 E'k A---- - EHs4
II one is to believe all the state
ments made By applicants for life
insurance policies, some families
have been distinguished by. very
curious. not to say Inexplicable, hap
nenings. Ting SByitish Medical Jour.
nal selects a few 'of The most amusing:
hlunders: .D ID
Mother edatanfancy
Father went to bed feeling we'll,
and the next morning woke up dead.
Grandfather died suddenly at the
age OF 1903: Up to this time he bid
fair TO. reach ripe old age.
Applicant does nottknow2 anything
about maternal posterity, except that
they died At an advanced age.
Applicant does not know cause OF
mothers death. but states that she
fully recovered from her last Illness.
Applicant has never Seen fatally
sick.
Father died suddenly; nothing
serious. -. ~ I.
Applicants's brother. who wes an
Infant, died when he was mere
child. n.
Grandfather died from gunshot
wound. caused by an arrow, shot by.
an Indian. ~ :
Applicants fraternaiS parents. died,
when he was child.
Mothers last illness was csused
from chronic rheumatism, but she
was cured before death. 70.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

Unlike the Fight Referee or The Race
judge He Can't CAN Any
piay q Draw.

Good iimpirss are rare. In the
whole country there are not more
than ten tirst-rate ones. The eom6t
nation OF the keen eye. nfmbie brain,
and cold nerve Is not a common one.
The umpire Is the chain lightning
OF baseball. His decisions are ren-
dered In the fifth part OF a second I
he renders them knowing that che
must stand by them afterward, no,
matter what happens. Every man
inside the fence. whether blinded by
prejudice or loyalty to. the home
team sees the same thtngs. aud
therefore feels that he has fight
10 his own opinion; but the umpire
is the one man who IS paid 10 know,
what he sees. ss
The prize fight referee sometimes
has to decide which boxer won a
hard battle. He has had time in.
which to review the situation; the
whole moving picture of the fight
stretches backward in his memory.
Should the choice prove a9difiicult
one, there is always the comfortable
middle ground-the draw decision
in which neither man wins or loses.
The baseball umpire can render no
draw decisions. The man Is safe, or!
ho - out.
When two race horses come nod.
ding down to the wire and two noses
fash by; the post SO close together
that a fnger-breadth means thou:
sands Of. dollars 10 the hackers the
race track sipdEe,payf u back ION,
the dead heat. The baseball UNI.
pire has no dead heats. Watching
foot and ball, he must know which
one was first. Heacan confer with
no one. Right or wrong. the judg-
tmentlmust be made in the twlnkllns
of3an eye.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21
MAKES STOMACH.
TROUBLE VANISH
NO INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN,
: GAS OR DYSPEPSIA FIVE MIN.
Z uTEs LATER.

Why not get some now this mo.
ment, and forever rid yourself of
Stomach trouble and Indigestion2 "A
Idieted stomach gets the blues and
srumbles. Give tia good eat, then
take Pape's Dlapepsin to start the al,
gestive juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching Of Gas or
eructlons of undigested food; no
feeling like a lump of lead in the stom.
.ach or heartburn sick headache and
Dizziness, and your food will not fer.
ment and poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
+ Pape's Bfapepsin costs only 56Icents
for a large case ut any drug store
here. Ind viii relieve the most OBJ
stinate case OF Indigestion and Upset
Stomach in five minutes.
There is nothing else better TO take
Gas from Stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines, and. besides.
one single dose will digest and prepare
for assimilation into the blood all your
foodsthe same as sound, healthy
stomach,would do 1t.
r When Diapepsin works, your stom.
ach rests-gets itself In order, cleans
ap-and then you feel like eating
when You come to the table, and what
you eat will do You good.
Absolute relief from all Stomach
Misery is waiting for YOU as soon as
You decide TO take little Dlapepsin.
Tell your druggist that you want
Pape's Diapepsin, because you want TO
become thoroughly cured this time. 4
Remember, II your stomach feels
out Of order and uncomfortable now,
you can get reliefin five minutes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21
BooTHsvllLE ITEMS.


4 Mr., John peBolt and odta Nazuin
have gone 10 Little Arkansas to spend
three months Tor their health al the!
Hot Springs. We hope on theirreturn
Mr. peBolt and Nj. Nuzlm WIN report
= successful trip.
Mr. John Kennedy spent part Of
iasI week In Wheeling on business.
Miss Title Carpenter has returned
IRON eoifax where she had been nttrs.
Ing; Mr. Phoenix Carpenter for rAeuma.
itism =
Mrs. O. w. Harr Is at this time slow.
" improving after an illness o. three
weeks.
Mr.. Pat Louden has been quite sick
for a few days with grippe.
Mr. Harry Kendall sold his. house
and lot to the NJ. L. Church, South one
day last week whete they intend 10
build a new parsonage.
Mr.. Kendall had a sale Saturday OF
his household furniture and left Sun.
day for Monongah where he will make
his future home with his daughter,
Mrs. Sanford Hall.
! Mr.. Tom Watkins was forming new
acquaintance with Lee Kennedy satur-
day night.
Mr.. I. H. Keenan's sale Of the 18th
didn't amount to much, as nearly ey.
erythlng was bid in.
I. FREE SILVER,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

"Gracious!" cried the minister when
the young mother lad told him Shit
wanted her baby Baptized Jane Dell
Emily Nora Eliza Maria Francis
Sarah, "why' do You want to atrlict the
pool child with string Of names like
5:hat?" 81 IS
"Yoa wouldn't ask, SIR" replied TIL
mother, IF You knew how sensitiv.
and Jealous her eight aunts are.'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21
eYou Americans are a nation q

"You Americans are a nation OF,
tradesmeu," said the man with a.
monocle.
Well replied Miss Cayenne:.
perhaps We are, There's mo doubt
that We have made greater success.
,of a lot OF enterprises than some Of
Your ancestors made OF the tea buai.i
ness" g7.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

The trouble with mans best thoughts
generally is that, someone else has
thought them beiore.-Peorta Herald
Transcript. - 3sE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

And you can never Judge the value
of anything people quarrel over by the
size OF the quarrel.-Yonkers States
man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

A fussy old bachelor says that cat.
Ing onions will often prevent a mus
.tache from coming on woman's lip,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

One thing about the new football
rules is TO be commended. The shec,
tators at least have a chance to see
some Of the game-Portiend Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

No. doubt blessings are awarded
right up in heaven, but they get awt
fully mixed up in the distribution
down here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

II they're desirable, there's a to.be.
found tenant who wants those rooms.
he answers adsI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

A man is down in the world when
he's on his uppers,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

Furnished room hunters can narrow;
the Search dow. to three or four
sworth:in yestigating pIaces-all adyers
.tised!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

3 TO CURE AZ OLD I'M ONE DAY d
Take. LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
II fails TO cure r. w, GROVES ssig.
nature Is on each boz. 25c, "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

Call at the West yirginlan office IT
you. want nice calendar. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-21

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Subscribe for the West yitsinlan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

Den, JON ssr 40 ben, ia, oct er
@runoen ben pantro 8ioenlfabs
Stiaina, ben oere / eaer uoen lor
airfen, ben publieeres / binoltRrte
gsger eaer fla6e apiier, ben regere
lea eQer IRro, ben ligner Sunoen
Der ger 40 Woanen.
Sermeo fnn6e ariitne 10 ioa la.
oe ia title tilfreos. Oct fan De
oaiaa ira en- SiOe Jet, tbi ielu gel
peoes 9orte ifal nof ln0e oere at
renoe SSeiu ariiti airfe ooer enoe.
glen ira en- anOen SIDE let fan
0en life pqre title, tbi mange page
fan life itan for ben pantro III
oenifn6s 3enO. Wnnae Sffetriltne
fan bol6es borte Of oen, og ielo
| oe itprfeite ariitnes 8ierte bar
Hationolismen en- 5orbunosfPae |
oct naturliee 6iertes fsoelige Sino
on Cans. Derfor berer Gotiono'
lismen, eler oen nnntro gioenlfab,
(6e er opientlig oct inmme) meO till
oe onoe Ting, iom SUB fan og pil
penoe til oct eo6e. Sg ioo er port
aal6 life at pGre uoirfiomme eler
Iiaeaploige men Of Oaage, beoe o9
or6ejoe.
Wen MI bar oct oisie 5ine, iom
De forelieeer / bort gamle 69ore'
lamb o. | Dor Nooerfirfe, og iom
pi / oenne 9iO lpier iaa meget ON,
at lea biloe, Ri ituIOe betragte liot
nprmere.
airfebiitorien / Dnnmorf er life
oaientlie fOriteais fra a%irfebiitO-
rien | De eprige noroeurop9iite,
proteitantiife 2onOe. Zen bar bel,
iom De andre 2anOes, baft fine i9r-
Iiae afIfpgninser, men be ieloiomme
tore Stremnineer finOes Der. Den
bar iaaIeoes boft fin Geformations-
tio. lin ortooofie 5io, i'm pietiitiife
lib, lin rationoliitiife BIB os i'm
mere Opppffelies-Sib. Spsrgs.
bliper iaa: 5pno fommer
nu9 Og ct Spar saor no poa:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

9tDrationalismel @uo iorbpoe bet
Dog / Haaoel Uien at Den anitr9n-
ger Jig / Danmart, iom for 9ielten
/ belle ariItenbeoen, bar ri Bepiler
NOT paa, 90 oct bar oi l9nge boit,
ON oi eaers oiloe nioe al oct. Ser
bar acknowledgements, JONI paa
lna mango Omraa0er, 9@ren. bois
9ere oct er, al at eaa foran. Seq
fan tale me0 0erom, for0i ieg |
mango aar par en- al Dem. Vlan
iatte SrosbefenOelien fer 8ibeIen
/ 5eori, men ofte / Prafiis 9iern.
Jon eler anore Iignen0e aanoer, og
man latte p%ntriotiif gPffelie / ste.
oct for friitelig g9ffeIie. Ren iaa
fom Si1Ore MiSiion meo lin friitelige
gGffelie, og bneneO / Sfpgsen De
un9DneIiee, iom bleo bolOt for De
ortoOofie.
5por o~rtooofie De bar, oeo ieg
isprigt life, men at De life alle M
er bet, pe0 enboer. Smiolertio er
Der noeet 5aQes pe0 ale ire Het.
ninger, De er oae ire mere eler
min0re iubieftfpiitiife: man Logger
it9rf gpet poa 39nfningen eQer
%erinrin9en eaer begse. gu ct Der
10 meget berettiget | bette, t6i Sri
%tenoommen er ct 2io % ct 2ip, iom
banner fsrit Siertet oe Oeruofra belle
2ioet. Men oct er Ell 9ing, en- an.
oen er, at ariitenoommens Gins.
lope ifabes life | &iertet, nemlig
oct menneifelise Sierte, be bar tit
ltOipring fra CUBS &jerte. Men
netop ber fommer 5oroirringen ino.
Iroens 2one bar oltina lit enoeIige
l16ipring | Cubs Sierte. ban bar
nnbenbnret Dem | lit Orb, 9ibeIen,
og peo bette Niooel o. peo aan.
oens, Selligaonoens, girfninger
meo bette Orb | Siertet ifobes 81.
bet 90 bets erfaringer | Siertet.
Wen Der bar inn meeet anbet I
&iertet, for bette fipe tom til, og
bet tager 9io, for ben gnmIe Cur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

oei9 blioer uoreniet. Saa, er oct
ira cen SIDE ionot, at alt er blepen
MT for Den ariitne, iaa er oct ira
en- anoen SIDE Jet ianot, at Der er
enonn meget gammelt. Oct er Den
iamme Paulus, JONI iaa Hart bier
beg9e dele, men ieori9t beIe vi.
belen og al triitelig erfaring. Ren
loa er bet oa Hart of Der blioer
megen BlaOs for 5o~rpefsIing o.
5orbirring. Og bois oct bar fine
5arer at tabe Jig / OrtoOofsisme,
900 R~ettroenbeo, iaa bar oct pis.
ielia ogiaa fine 5nrer at ta6e fla /
1ubieftiDisme, oct er ct paa men.
neIfeligt OmOemme % | erfarin.
gen grunoet 2ip, 90 Den iiOIte 6are
tnroe o9re ben itsrite. Den til.
bnge blioer oltio, at rem 2pre oa ct
ret Sio er lige ion uaoitiaiae iom
Solen og Oens 9ps, eaer 5e6en oo
ben oeraf opoofienoe glantp. Ser err
oct M, ieg mener, at SeI6ninaen |
1onmarf bar n9ret o1 er Itprft
inbieftioiitiif, Og ieg ifal prspe at
pile oct. Sos De grunotpiaife er
bet iom iagt oct folfeligt oqffen0e,
Der er melt fremtraOenbe, at bppe
og 6Gpoe Den bnnife Reniamano
% bans 90 2an6ets Stiaing innStil
oa uoaOtiI. Snis noaen iaa oil
iige; men er BET oo life ct Ifsnt
8ormaaI3 San ionrer ieg: So, ioa
langt oct gnor. % flyer andre:
Ren | g~egpnoelien Dnr Der oaIna en-
friitelig gptfeIie bIonot os, on ben
bar ben melt fremtrGoenoe, ion oil
isg after Ipare: Oct i%fsnner lea nof.
men oct folfeliee bar nu | monoe
anr npret melt uoprpget. Nen en-.
ten bet bar Dpret bet friTteIioe eIIer
oct folfelige, Der bar it9rfeit frem.
me, ina bar @run6tpigionismen en-
itarft iubieftip gepeseIIe, oe bet er
ben enbnn.
Oct fomme spI6er Sn6re Wis.
'ion. Ser bar grffeIfen 10 oItib
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
Nogle Gamer angnaenoc
airfeitrioen / 9anmarf.

Ia Seius panoreOe 6er neoe pnn
Sor0en, bar ban iom befenot Ell
5orargelie ior mango, men BANS
melt aigiorte Rooitanoere par Sir
fens soerite GiliDnsmano. 3et par
ogiaa 6isie, iom til iioIt Osmte
bum til 9s6en, for0i ban iogoe
iig elo at bore SUBS Sgn. San
leo altiaa OGDEN, forOi ban be.
fenote Jig at ppre SUBS Sen. Nten
par Seius al Ra5aret CUBS Sen,
iaa er uSomfrufsoielen" ilaoet fat.
N}en bar ban life CUBS Ssn i Den.
ne iRregne 5oritnnO, og bar Soief
bans 6aoer paa almin0elig Bis, ian
par ban ben melt itoriloaen0e 9e.
0rager, geroen bar Jet, og ban bar
fllot no ifploig til Deoen efter ben
2Ou, iom @uo ielo peo Noies bop-
De ginet Ssoerne. Ru bar Der Den
5orifel melem bans Gommere ben
Sang % De Dommere, Iom M frn-
fenoer BAN @uooommen, at bine
troeoe, 2onen bar ginet al SUB,
men oisie, at ben par sipet at No-
les. Zen Sang troeoe man poo en-
9ibeI, iom ale troenoe iful0e rette
fig efter, ifsnt man beo lin falife
5ortoIfning bortfortlareoe Oens
ligefremme Rening, nh Ter man |
9ibelen nogle gomle, mel eaer min.
ore ~pnalioelige biitoriife Dofumen.
ter. Den meo oft oct bar ann.
ben ben inmne, bet bar WenneIfets
aano, iom latte fe | Oprsr mob
Cubs Gono; man iatte fin eaen
iubiectipe Nenins oper ben al Sub
aobenbareoe Wening. asoets Sans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
ySfte Sprigbeo
noen Of SUB"

9oer S19l unOeforohe llB
De foreiotte 2prigbeoer; tbi Der
er life gprigbe0 uOen al
SUB; men Be, iom ere, ere ino'
latte of @uo. 9om. 10, 1.
SooIeoes ifreo 8aulus til De
ariitne / 8om ON oeres 6orboI0 til
ben gprigbeo, De leoeOe UNDER, en-
beOenif gprigbeo.
Oh tpnfer paa Oenne gprigbeo
% paa onoen beoenif guriebeO, iom
on fenoer til gennem Siltorien, og
forunorer Big.
0u tpnfer maaife paa en- gprig-
beOsperion iom Song Serooes ben
Store, ser itr9bte Barnet Seius ef.
ter 9ioet og Of ben 8runo IoO9sr-
meme / getblebem iIaa libel.
Gaer paa bans Ssn, 9erooes
Qntipas. ser IeOeoe meO i'm groOers
9uitru, og iom Loo Deberen Sobon-
mes, ser itraffeoe BAN 0erfor, fate
I SpngieI og iioen bolsbugge.
Ger rules 8illeoer Of beoenife
neutrality-suspicious. 9arbori op for
DIT 9lif, og on unores paa, at 9au-
Ias fnn ifripe, iom ban 9sr.
SmioIertio = Oh fan gnnite it,
fert forlooe Dig pao, at BauIus
fenote lin 8io oe 90 i9rIig Silitan-
ben / 3om og no oper oct romer-
tie Riee.
Ser er ga o9ioa andre gfsempler
emo Be neonte at pege poa.
Suif paa Sen romerife 9unos-
beuoing Fontius 9iIatuS; ban iae-
De oa Ssoerne fart nof, at ban
fanot ineen SfpIo POS Seius, inn
ban frifenOte bam / @runOen.
90 tent poa BauIus, iom ifrioer
grepet til Romerne, ban ifsO
i'm Sag mo un0er 9eiieren, %
bet isOiife 6oIf abioIut oil0e BABE
bam 0rRbt.
Dern9lt logger Ri Nerfe til, al
bet life er Berionerne % oeres
Sanolinger, 8nuIus ta9er / 6or.
ipar, oct er ieloe 9priebeOen :
gmbeoet.
Dette fremsoar Hart al ieloe
Sroene: Der er life gprigbeo uOen
Of @uo."
9pngere ben / oct Sap, bporoi
o~DenitaaenOe Or0 er ta9et, flyer
8aulus 10 ogiaa: De itprenoe ere
life en- Sfref for De go6e @ernin.
ger, men De onoe."
8ioere: yNen nil on o9re uoer
6rpgt for 2prigbe0en, iao ger BET
eooe, og on ifoI faa Ros at ben.
F6i oen er en- Cubs Siener Big
til gooe.-
Den 9prigbeo, Pouliis bar for
gle, fes ioaleoes OF bore en- gprig-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

beo, lom bill oripare % fremme oct
gooe, men bemme % ltrafie oct
on0e.
Og at ser ieIp bIan0t Seonin-
ger o~pretboloes en- Snititution, Der
beoOer og n9rner ON go0t, men
m%ooietter Jig Oe trailer onot =
oct er al @uo.
ut iaa uoer0ige Wenneifer font
mer til at befleoe gOrigbeospoiter,
set er en- Sag ior Jig, JON gauIus
life 6ebanOIer Der, ili8e utro
8ienere oil iaa 0eres Dom.
Set er en- unoerlig itsn Sano-
beo, apoiteIen Der Oro9er frem -
at al gorigbeO er ai @u6.
Der gipes neppe bIanOt SeO-
ninger eaer Naturmenneifer tpOe-
ligere Spor al at De er ifabt I
@nos 8illeOe, og at @uO life bar
forIa0t Dem, emo oeres 3etsbe.
b iOitbe0.
SammenIign, boa0Baulus / lam.
me 9reps 2. Sap. i%trioer: Sch
ningerne gore al Raturen,
boa0 9open Freezer noe pi-
ie "OPENS @erninger %itreDen / 0eres
&ierter.~ Q3.-15. o..
Selp ON Spnoen og 5oro9roel-
ien ogina bar trGn9t Jig mo paa
bette Omroooe, iaa er og blioer oct
Dog 8eglen ior gori9beo ieIo blouot
&eoninger, at oen itaor for Oroen,
for Het o9 SfeI, for Of bemme og
mitraffe onot % beifptte og fremme
eo0t.
Og bette er Of guo.
96i @no er a9rligbeo, ban er
set bsieite goOe. O9 a9rIigbeoen
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-06-15
State Normal School
For Colored Opened
new buildings of Maryland N.,.s&.K.
school dedicated with imposing
Ceremonies, w., the Governor -Reine
Among the Speakers.

Bowie, Md, June 15-The new
buildings of the Colored State Nor.
NAL and Industrial School will he
dedicated here tomorrow with imDos-
ing ceremonies. The school was
founded by Quakers in Baltimore
years ago and educated the first col
ored teachers in Maryland. For the
past hVe years it has been in the
hands of the State Board of Educa-
ton. "A large spot was purchased
mere and modern buildings erected
besides regular course for the
training Of teachers, Industrial and
agricultural courses will be given.
The principal Of the new school
Will be d. S. S. Goodlow, who has
been principal Of he Danville (Kv>
industrial school, for several vearg
He received the degree of bachelor
OF arts from the Allegheny (Pa) Col
lege in 1906. He will have five as
sistants. -....
Among the speakers et tomorrow,
exercises will be Governor Austin
J.. Crothers, Col. w. S. Powell of
the State Board or Education. and
City Councilman Harry S. Cum
mings, Of Baltimore
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-06-15
Howard University
Gets Prof. Thomas
ostttfhofe- High School Instructor in
HERMAN Elected to Fill Similar
Position in Washington Institution
Baptist in Annual Convention.

baltimore, Md, June 14--James
5. Thomas, who has been instructor
in German in the Colored High
School Tor the past three years, has
been elected instructor of German
III Howard University, WASHINGTON.
We Is graduate Of the Washington
Colored High School and the Wes-
leyan University, in Connecticut. He
ls son Of Rev. /. l.. Thomas, OF
this city, field agent Of the Board OF
Home Missions and Church extension
Of the NJ. IG. Church.
Monumental Lodge Of Elks has
elected Lewis Il. Williams AMI At.
torney George w. f.. NtcMecnen as
delegates to the Grand Lodge O
Elks, which meets in Boston, Mass.
early in August.
The annual meeting Of the Color.
ed baptist Convention O. Marylant
was held at Towson, Md, last week
Besides tranSacting a large amount
| OF business, the following officers
were elected: John II. Taylor, presi.
dent; II. Parker Kyle, vice-presi
dent; James A. Fry, Secretary
Samuel briggs, treasurer; Harve.
Johnson, d. D., A. II. Mayo, r. W
Eubanks, .Uriah Johnson, Thoma
Wyatt. II. ID. Johnson and E. H
Fisher, board Of managers.
The annual meeting Of the CO
operative Baptist Convention 0
Maryland opened this morning a
Sharon Baptist Church, with Rev
DR.. A. Brown presiding. The ses
sion will end Friday night. . ..