The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-18

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 inc they gave up their lives for their | country's sake.
 It will be a hundred to one sho- that the report to he forwarded to the and other sections by the territorial committee of the loca organization will get results. Back there they will not he influenced by local conditions pr nvironments, it will be the hard cold facts that appeal to them, so we will be prepared to hear in the near future what is, and always has been demanded on the part of all out aA,r out members of the c. q. P. (, AM is quiet along the border" is the report sent out from day to day by our army commander in charge of our regulars along the Mexican border.
 That expression recalls another "All is quiet along the Patomac" but just a few miles removed from the Potomac on either side. quiet" was an unknown term for several years. But we trust that the reports sent out from day to day along the Mexican border will be as represented. and extend North. East and West to cover the whole territory owned bv the United States Uncle sam can well afford to let those hot headed Mexicans and peons fight it out among themselves just as they have been doing ever since the history of that country shows any de- lines Just 90 long as the powers across the Atlantic don't try to stick their fingers into the pie and grab a liberal helping of the earth's crust in the vicinity of Mexico Uncle Sam can well afford to hold aioof and keep his hands off
 Mamma" said little Elsie "dn men ever go to heaven"
 Why. Of course. my dear What makes you ask?"
 Because I never see any pictures of angles with whiskers"
 Well" said the mother. thoughtful ". some men do go to heaven: but they get there by a close shave"
 The beautiful springlike morning yesterday led many to believe that the Knights of Robert Emmet had ordered bunch of fine weather in honor of St Patrick's day
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 The war clouds which have been hanging over the horizon of late Is .another proof that Americans patriot ism does not demand war unless it Is a war of independence. The trusAAm erican patriot demands that his coun- try De peaceful and that peace shall be the heritage of his children he is willing to sacrifice present peace. but only to resist aggression or maintain the dignity of the nation.
 The highest patriotism of course ha NNA movement His forefathers devoted their lives to the cause of liberty. By devoting his to the cause of peace no can not only do hts nation but the whole world an inestimable service. and one that will advance the human race on its march toward perfect civil ization farther than have all the achievements of all the warriors whose names are recorded in history.
 The political pot Is being so filled with fine material for councilman that it will take sometime to get it to boil ing over. The bubbles which rise to the surface every few minutes informs us that there is pressure being gener- atcd underneath. that will send the drpss to the surface after a while SO at can behold it in all its ugliness. and can properly use the Aux and skinner wien the proper time arrives for sent- r,tng the good rrttal from the sltts