The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-30

cwof in kccpine down thr population of repsectivo countries History proves th5, a country which becomes reopl,d faster than the development of It's re- sources. especially in an agricultural way will have some kind of a lcveling. or reducing agency pass over il t" restore the equilibrium
 Way back in Biblical times we read budding large warehouses to store grain in for hc realized the population was gaining upon the rroductiveness of the soil. and people were raising just enough to meet present demands. When such conditions exist the least failur, of l crop reduces the population ma tcriallv
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 Tomorrow will be tho great gala day for Seward Peninsula, and will witness the inauguration of our first Aksala carnival Great interest has been talk eu in this event, and all the people hav. fallen into line to make the af- fair grand success Not so much as a money making scheme but for a mid-viutrr carnival where all can meet lna have few hours of fun and .roltc" where all restrain is thrown of and au are children just nome from school
 Tho committee in charg, realize that Co make the affair success they must n"t resort to what is termed the |"Charity hold up act" but to give the renplc a run for their money. True there win be several games of chance and the lucky ones will receive prizes worth several times the amount iu- vested on that particular chance. But these games are for those who care to indulge there will be no reason for one participating unless they feel so in clmed
 If the carnival can net say two thou sand dollars for the benefit of the hos |A''t 4t W LII 't' 'i G''NtN sum anu slI will feel satisfied of that amount there is onc-half now on hand. so the public can sec that an average of two dollars per head spent on the night of ] fh, carnival will net that amount in suding the admission ticket of one dollar
 There t~ mo gain saving the fact but that the entertainment tn be given to- MOTION evening win be- worth the price pI two dollars alone then thrr, 'AHI be dancing after the entertainment -o .ul arr a~~u,.d a ulost excellent pim. rnr their money
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 The earliest Hrr-ch loading rifle f~ .halievea [, uaAe b,eu invented apd fatoatad by am Iri-hman near the clos, ar the eighteenth century hut rt was rejected hy tho British war office as requiring tna much powder
  Nerg rew. if any have the eit af |fraghaey but the man who books ahead and works for the future does better rHm the fellow who lives ouIy in the present Ifs we'll enough ta follow the ala ihlasophar.s advice of Living Nen tar hour. and let it go hut the man aha has a few hours start on his near. s~f competitor x the feIlaw wha has thr rh"le" af th" new pastures
 \ man who always maintains d sink ias fHnd of a few hundred dollars to grasp advaucements as they are placed iHron the market fs tho fellow who is faund in the van of prosperity. H. may mol have half the brains of many others in tho struggling mass around him. but his saving disposition. CT sink ing tnnd is the lever he works Ia al. santaee ta rise above tha average
 
 "YeS. sir I became engaged through r"rresrnndence and was even mar gied hy mail" TT you have any ehu- 1ren, I suppose theyu be souvenir postal gards"r