The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-16


 at Inc bottom ot the indicator will be knocked out before il reversvs Then when old Sol sets the upper hand it mounts up so rapidly that We all get the spring fever and don't care wheth- CT school keeps or not
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 1 Gilmore and his aide de- camp ger taiEly l,ft their hearts at homo lhc other evening at the Valentino party Tor any person they could get their optics on were fiu,d. sn it was a ease of fine if found" But all the even Iug theN wrrc straiuing their eyes to ! catch a g"mrS. of certain fellow and c'uid they get him on the carpet before them. thes, knights of the green cloth. pr road agents. as many referred to them in tn, hall. were going to take | of the limit and dole out a fine. SD great that the church bells would com mcucc ringing But as Bobby Burns once said The best laid plans" ctn.
 Some day that ere fellow will gat "Gillcd" then look out for smoks fo tho iron will have been so long in the fir, that 1t win fairly sizzlc.
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 ! Roosevelt is giving the credit of say ing when asked the questions "Wrs do SD many papers keep harping aad ! jumping on you"" It's this way did you ever attend hunt: IT so son 1 know that they never hunt for a dead one that Is passed up. But they break their uecEs almost to get after tive game and when it k run Co earth thot tp" is kicked aside And in my rlsr just s" long as ! remain an active iul- 1 lie man will tine hounds be ever on my track, but one" they get me corn"rad and down for keeps too win be passed up.''
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 IL isn't often that the Iookee nn goes into explanations but thcr.. seems to be some doubt in the minds of few as [" the true meaning Of the word Foreigners often used in this coIum. l For the benefit of those who may a. in doubt the writer win say that tlr ltcrm is used to ie~cribr an people. born "u foreign soil wh" nave never dr- cIared their intentions to become a citizen.
 The minute d foreigner takes out h,s 1 first papers We look upon him. OF her. q, budding citizen. and when th,y ar" granted their final papers we con sid"r them fun nedged citizens just th- same as these born and raised .u l Uncle Sam's soil
 This country claims among it- most rcnouu and patriotic citizens. many who w,r" born ou foreign soil men who hav, thrown over their allegiance |to kings. princes or other rulers to adopt this as their country. Many such men have fought and died r.r their adopted country While the na itiyc born have held back. not caring to Itak,. the risk What better proof than such ayts are needed tn convince the most -k-pti,aI af their sinceritya
 purng the ,ull warnauy Germans fought uh demons to help keep the Jninu in tact and these men received their military training over in th. Fatherltnd Then we have the bunI- ing up of the great Northwest ty sturdy fine specimens of manhood who Hock'd over here from the ScandIna- sHu Peninsula to become citizens and help build up the nation.
 NJ man. woman or child with citt zcnShip papers are foreigners in any sens" Of the word. and when We refer |" foreigners" We mean people who are given haven in their exile. who erk out living and take an that tho country offers from the blessings of liberty t" 8 plac, of refuge
 l People who remain here for years land years. never thinking enough of thr""unrr that giving them ~o much [. even declare their intentions of be- coming citizen yet are constantly 'eryng with a bud voice. or rushing inro print when ever they get a chance. damning the country and it's people. trying tu stir up strife. and have a