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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-08-18

CYKlNGA TEMPLE No. l. Pythian Sister.
~ meets every Thursday evening at FRI.
ternal Hall. Mrs Tacie po.t
Miss Jennie Culp. Mro
M. OF r. and G, "
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-08-18
SOCIETY CARDS.

PANHANDLE LODGE No n Kr,.h4. :.
fythlas' meets at Fraternal Hall eyerv
Tuesday evening. Visiting knights alwav.
welcome. J. w. poet n n
j. r. NJ. Culp. X. of r. and 8,
c. w. Culp NJ. of
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25
Sas breunsnoe Weer.

Sn 8atu, bem SauptiiB Der ruiiis
fdben 9etrolsumtnbuitrie am &aipts
icb.n Meere, Iinb eisentbiimIt4e 8.rs
aniiaunasfabrten in's Meer iibli4,
um auf ibm SGuminationen gu pers
anItaIten ober I'm gous Wteer angus
aiinben." @s bergen nGmli4 ni9t
nur bic beiben ufer (bas peitli9e
unb Dfli9e) bes Saipiiden Wleeres
in lleb.rfiiqe Hapbtba, audi i'm
Mseeresbpben lit es entbalten, unb
unb penn bort eine Spalte entitebt.
70 Iteigen bic Safe bur9 oas @aHer
an bic SbsrflG9s, mas man baran
merit, baB on bisien Stsllen o.s
Meeres elm bsftiges 9robeln hsrri4t.
@enn man nun bieie aus bem Wais
fer berausfrDmenben Safe an5iinoet,
10 entitsbt Elm Ssuer, bas fi4 iiber
cine ipeite 5IG6e perbreitet uno 10
lanoe brennt, Bis Der Wtnb es auss
l0fdt. Der 4nblid bes nbrennenben
Mleeres" 1T eisentbiimlif f4Dn, unb
es iperben 9lbenbs oft 8ergnii9un9ss
fabrten unternommen, um bas Wteer
ansuSiinben. Cine ipl6e Sabrt piro
ppn einem ReiIenben in etnem Ufoss
tausr 9latt fplgenbermaben bti4rtes
ben: .Wir mietbeten cine mtttelgrobe
OGmpfburtufe unb fubren in's 9lser
binaus. gia9 ldnserem Su9sn ipar
enbli6 cine ertpiinIdte Steae gefunz
ben. 0as S9iff bsguun nun Su
man6priren, I'm eine giinitige Steae
su finben uno oas 5euer Dor bem
Dinbe gu i4iiBen. als bies gei8ss
ben, mari elm MatroIe einen Baden
brennenben Slu9iss in's Wleer, unb
iofort ssrItreuten Str6me bon 2ibt
bas nG9tli9e 9untsl. &eiu Ssu.rs
inert, tetne illumination lam nit
benz glnbIid nergli9en iperben. Der
fid iebt barbot. Gs mar, dls erSits
terte bic @aferflGde in Suuienben
BON brsnnenben, flimmernben Slam
mensunssu grDBersn llmtan9es.
9alb tdu9ten iie aus bsm Wleert,
balo perf9panbeu Iie, balb i6fpebten
fie smpor unb perflOTen, bulb tbeiIte
Der Winbaus iie in bt9te, brsnnenbe
Strsifen, tpOau bas @afer nit benz
9erGuId bes 8rooelns eiue ieltiams
Wuiit ma9te. Iuf ben @uni9 eini'
ger Sbeilnebmer Oes S9auipisls
fpurbe bic 8artaifs birett auf bic
Slammsn serihtst. bic f. bur4s
i9nitt, sin SpuB, Der untsr llmftGns
ben bate redt srnit iperben t6nnen,
ba bas S6iff Rapbtba 5u transpOrs
tirsn pfI.sts, uno i.in Sol5 bumit
p0rig our9trdutt mar. Der S9er3
sins ,eood sIiidIid ub. Cine sanse
GturOe lang Ibuute man Der orisi'
ne[lsn Grf9einuug bts brenuenbsn
Wleeres gu, uno lan9e nod fab man
ailf bem Ssimlpsg bic Slammeu i'm
gGinbe lobeu. Der +. f9IisbIih tpobI
p.rlSi9t bubeu mag"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25
9eereseenoo.

Dor elmer Reib. bon Sobren tlopfs
ten, pis aus Salle ssIdrieben ipirb.
ti. .riten Stubentinnen on bic SbOrs
Ger lluioeriitdten.
.Sisr tommen sic nid1t REIN" ers
tldrfs prOfeHpr 8. tutegoriId i'm
SreiIe Ieiner Sollegen.
.Sia," iaste elmer, rbinbsrn ions
nen Sie's niat."
.So2! = 2llIp bas fdge i9 Sbnsn,
penn bas erfte @eib bier bersin
trmmt, seb' i6 'raus."
Gin Sabr barduf faBen feds Stu.
b.ntinnen als SoIpitanten Dor ben
aatb,bsrn Der Sauenier llnip.riitdt.
,gllIp, bas fage ib Sbnen," ertlGrte
Ssrr prof. 8. i'm 8reiie ieiner aoIs
leaen, ,tpenn bas erIte Weib ais
orbentlife StubentiH immutrituIirt
ipirb, gsb' ih 'ruus."
Ginigf Sabre barauf 5osen bic ere
fen pr6entli9sn Stubentinnen In bic
unipsriitdt. allerbings nod obns Gru-
msnsbere9ti9ung.
r2llIo, Oas iage ih Sbnen, Serr
aoll.ge," srtlGrte nm bieie 3eit Serr
profeHpr g., .ipenn bas erife Deib
bier fein Gramen mu4t. ssb' id
'raus."
Gin Sabr burauf mudts bic eris
Sa[lenTer Stubentin ibr Grdmen,
summa cum laude - Bel niemanb
unberem uIs prOf. 6. limb cine Do9e
IrGt.r itanb Der Nams eben bieIer
Stubentin duf ben @erlobunsstdrten,
sic Serr profeHor G.. in Der Stabt
berumiGsdR!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25
MGrden BON gnSerien.

Dds mar Die eiseufinnige Prin5eia
fin, ole ole foItbdrn 9si9enfe, Die ibr
elm prinsli9er 5reiersmann bot, eisens
Iinnig ausi9lug, aber stnsa f4mnBts
gen S8psinebirten 5e6n &iiHe fur
.inen Sopf CAB, Der AID Du liebtr
gluguitin" fpielen unb aus oeHen
8roSsm man rts9en tonnte, mas in
Der gan5en StdOt eeto9t nuroe. .,
tpie truurig enOet Meiitsr 9lnberiens
f9Dne @sI6ihte:
9a eing Ser S6peinebirt binter
einen Baum, tpii9te iid Die f4pdrae
Sdrbe aus Dem @eiidt mari Die
fdls6ten &leioer ab uno trdt 6unu
in feinem grin5sngspan6 berbor, 70
fb0n, Oab fi9 Die prinSeFin untpilIs
fiirlib por linn berneigte.
rSebt beru9te i'd Did" bseann er,
Dbenn Su ppllteit teinen ebrli9en
prin5sn baber, absr 6en S9fpeinebirs
ten bait 0u nm .ines Spislperts pils
len getiiBt. Dir 1T geid.bsn, mas 0u
psrOient baft!"
Darauf ging er in Iein &0nigrei9,
ma4te Die Sbiire gu un0 legte einen
Rieeel bor.
Nun tonnts +. OruuBen iteb.n uno
Iin9en:
pQ6 Du Iieber 9lusuitiu.
9laes lit btn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25
mH @ott,s oirf, kofr, i6 &. AZ

.Wit @Ottss SiIfs 6offe id iie 5ii
bsrubiesn", prdblts Der 2s;5!iinnige.
glls ii9 aber bas YOrtut bint:r Der
bibi9sn Srau Mela seI9loHen, dls
er ibren Duff, ibre RGbe ni4t mebr
fii6lte, itellte Ii1 nuturgemdB eine
tleine Rsattion Elm. @ar es nidbt am
@nbe bod eine Sborbett getpeien, ii9
ipie Elm 9iippIer Sdan5euitiirmsr
bineinsuitiirsen9.. -.
Smmerbin. Sin 9enieitrei9. limb
oas Denn uno 9lber serflatterte por
Der beitsren psripsttibe: @tne belle
S6leppe piro balo our9 Die alten
Rdume fssen, cine iungs Stimms
la9t - iingt : trGllert. n9luf lttien
Soblen iiber Ra9t" = fummte er
bsIeIist Dor iih bin.
sSn Die eripa9enoe 2ebensluit i6ob
fi6 aufs neue elm S9atten: 0ie @iirz
telf9lieb.! Rimmsrmebr fOnnte sr fets
ner ftrengrn Sausoame betennen, bab
er eine Stunoe binter 70 einem Ding
bergsiagt unb es ni4t CUR Strede ges
bra9t bate.
Gr bielt Dor Gpplants v9ranb 8ds
sar" uno ertunbiste ii4 nit 9Dnntrs
miene ad1 Dem angepritienen Wtdts
ldnoer S9muditiid. nWarum ion i'd
Sbnen oas @elo bsrtragen, Serr Ipos
lant9"
ugeoaure, Dem Serrn 2anoratb
ni9t oi.nsn au tSnnen, Die S4Iiebe
1T psrtauft."
.Ssiliges &reuS", fludte er uno
lieb ole pf.r6e ldufen. Nun lam er
obne RsiIegeI4ent, nit Oem $iinoi'
sunesbefebl in Der SaIde. Was lpiirs
De Ser alte Straightforward gu Dem
ManDber Sa9en2 DiirOe iie Die Sc
flung obne S9pertItr.i9 ausliefernS
8raue @plfen bes MiBpergniigens
muBten nod poriibersi.ben ebe Der
Triibling in Die aIte Burg ieinen Gins
aug belt.
Mit Siinoerbangigteit f9ritt er
Sur9 feline eisene Sule uno mar
iib.rraI6t, Die 3immer erleu9tet uno
ben Slid gsOsdt gu finben.
vSoffentlid bait Du mir tetns
9iirt.lidIieB. mitg.bradt!" rief ibm
alberta itatt Ser 8ssriibung su. sd
babe nGmli6 sins taosllOie Bel apos
liant erItanoen. - llnO Ounn nod cine
Reuistsit, lieber 8ruoer -. eri4rtd
ni9t, i9 babe gum eriten Wfat cine
poIition in Berlin ansenommen.
@r iebte ii9.
.Srau Maior @roGl bat mid dls
@ei6dftsleiterin fir ibr PeniiOnat ens
gogirt."
,8.l6e re6erraidung!"
rGs bilft nihts, Su mubt Dir etne
StiiBe nebmen."
n@s bilft ni9ts - i9 muB mir
cine @tiibe nebmen!"
Dieter Sub,l i'm Son, mas mar
oas9 Die elm Sungsr pirbelte er
berum uno iummte Elm 5riibIinssltso'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25
Mifsliifte glnsrebe.

,Sat elmer BON ben Manni9aften- ,
frugt Der Serr Stabsarst Bel Der llus
terfudung Der aur @inIteGune gelangs
ten Retruten, rein.n @runo anauges
ben, aus Dem er NOD ni9t .ingeitellt
per6sn tann9" - Don ben 9sfrastsn
meIbet ii9 MIR Der iunge SulOmon.
pWus baben sic bsnn fir eine @erz
unlaFung9" fragt Der grat. = nSub'
i9 bod genommen beute friib aus
@erieben elm Retourbillet!" erpioert
tr.ubsr5is Der ange6snOe @at.rIunOss
bsrtbeiOiger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25
Seimwes am 8IuB.
gou 9arI Sender.

@eIle, eiIit ou mir boralis,
$rdae oie1eu @ruB na6 SaiIsl
2iebe, bic nit mir eelitten.
SoIat ri Sebniud)t ntciuen Shrttter
,Shailt eriparteno nnh mir aus -
Q8eIle, ellie raid porausl
@eIIe, bieIes Sog porbei,
1lnIern 8uno brad uidts entaluei
Come, Bolfe, Shlrm nuo 8egen
2dg anf uniern 8anoeriuegen,
lAantpf uno 6ual aud maht' uns trei-
@eIle, bieIes 5o9 porbeil
g8eIle, aIIes 2ebeu braltit.
@Iud lit, ipo IeritdroniB baiIlt:
BIieb Der GIeiniiun fern Dem 9eroe,
2obnt iidb's, bab bu auf Der eroe
Sir aemeiniam 0iitten bauIt -
g8eIle, allies 9ebeu brauit.
ReIe, 'FRONT.' benz Reere gu -
$raae beioe Seelen oul
Rab mir infer 8eien breiten
Gus ben @Hgeu in Die gReiten
@ieb uns in Der Sieie 8ub -
BeGIe, itr5nIt benz Dteere au.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25

geT6mubt, ssrIaunben unb a.r'
I9lagen fro6 idb fpeiter, bis mir oas
berbdnste Seniter iiber mir perrietb,
baB i'd am ri6tigen Coupe mar.
Damn iiberlegte ib einen 9lusenbIid.
Ipas i1 tbun follte. 9lber id burft:
ni6t lGnger parten. Sd ri6tete
mid auf unb tlopfte an bus 6enIter
Sofort purbe bds Seniter berunters
lafen, uno oes Munnes &opf beugts
F6 beraus; nit Der einen Sano bi.lt
sr ben 9riff Der Sbiir, IN Der anbern
bate er Den Rspolper. Wie Der
8lib padts i1 Jpn an Der &eble; ber
griff mar beftig unb unertpartet, uno
meine Singer umtlammerten feit iets
men Sals. gr b.ulte Dor S9mer3
auF, uno Der Repolper fiel aus feinsr
Sano auf bas Srittbrett uno bon
bort spifden bic S9iensn.
Sdnsll RIP i6 Die Sbiir auf unb
Iprang ins Gbupe. DGbrenb i9 midi
auf ben Munn iparf unb Jpn nit
beiben 9lrmen umtlammerte, lab td
mid raid na9 Dem WfGbden I'm,
oas nod in Der Gde ouf ben 3nien
lag. Sd b0rte ibren @ufi9rei, dlS
mir na6 binttn itolperten uuo uns
I'm nG9Iten 9lussnblid auf Dem Sps
ben tpGlSten.
nSbnen puFirt ni9ts," fdrie i'd f:
an.
,Sie -"
@eiter lam ib ni9t. Sbrdneu
tumen mir in bic ausen, als iie MID
Bel ben Suaren pudte.
Sd IieB feline &sble los, 0enn Fl:
sog fiir9terlih.
sd mill Sbnsn belfen," itieB i'd
tsu9enb berbOr.
sd -"
9lber iie tdmpfts ipie cine piIbe
Sage. sic f4ien mid ipalpiren gu
ipollen. Sbre 9tusen bIiBten mid
ipiitbeno an, pGbrenb iie meinen &opf
bins unb berSsrrte. Damn mar Der
Mdnn pIDbIi9 obsn. Seine biinnen,
tno9igen Singer piirstsn an meiner
&ebls, un6 feline anie fdienen mir
ben 8ruittaiten einbriiden au ipoIIsn.
rRubig, Srma, rubis," fdrie sr.
rGs 1T idon gut. Sd bub' ibn IN
Der @epalt. 2ab nad, Srma. SDrif
9u3 2aB ibn los, Srma ="
Charlie. bat er Dir tpeh setbanG"
beuIte its.
r@6eubIi6. Sd mub Iautsr grill
ne unO blaue Slede baben," iagte ct,
nSie iinb pobl elm @iIenbabnbieb.
mein Srsunb9 @as9 60 Elm mo.
oerner StraBenrGuber, be9 9lber
bissmal iinb sic an Die fuIf9e abrei.
ee gefommen!"
Ser SaIlunts." f9rts bas Mdos
den laut auf.
Sd riibrts mid ni9t. Sd lag aus
Dem Riiden unb ftarrte ibn an.
sd pollte sic befreien. Sd fab
sic beioe bonn sS9nea5ug aus :"
@ein @sii9t psraOs ii9 pI6BIid5.
Gs audte um feline Munoptntel, uuo
auf einmal fling er an gu laden, bdb
i4 piitbeno purbe, 70 biIfIos baou'
liesen.
p2isbte Srma, bDrft 9u. ipas sr
fuet2" rief er. uno er itunb auf uno
mar mir bebilflih, mid aufSurt9ten.
v@r fam, um Did gu befreien. Sic
bd9ten nobl. i9 pollte bic Dame
dbmurtien9"
,Sa, ipoIIten sic oas oenn ni9t9!-
fragte ib, tpiitbsnb un6 beI9Gmt.
nWtr iinb rGano" uno p8eGle"
8arietetiinItler unO porbin, mein
Serr, ba iibten mir unIere neueits
Drummer Ser N6rosr" bsiBt lie.
uno beute abeno follsn mir 1ie in
2onbon fpielen. Dir benuBtsn ertra,
I'M nod etnmaI unseit0rt proben gu
tDnnen, ben 8ummelaus. 8erebrter
Serr, es tbut mir auberoroentlidl
Ieib, baB mir sic enttdufdt baben.
sic Iadtsn beibe. Sd ni6t. Sd
fano nod INNER nidts 2G9erIi9ss
an Der @eIdi9te. Sd ipiini9te nur.
bic Grbe mo9te iid auftbun unS
mid peri6ltngen. 2lber Die quite
9aune oes gaares ipu9s 10 fsbr.
oab iie mid IbIieblib an nitedteu. BE!
elmer guten Slaf4e @ein la8ten mir
| 6o,,, a., dN..kk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25

-3sttsemGB. 9ienitmGoden
d.: Sd bin ieBt i9on felt flint Sab
rem bel msiner Serrf9uft. = 0ienita
mGo9.n g.: 60 lang = seb, bOs
f9idt ii9 90 gar nimmer bsut5utdge!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25

: rgiO, Sann.s : bsut is bod
ia Dienit; iparum rudft benn ausg
rSu, ipoobt, peterlt: mel
S9pi.ssrmutta tommt btut, uno
ipann 81. mi mit'm 9'pebrle iiebst.
NADIA BAT r net 70 OieI S6neib!"
meine 8lGttsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25
Gntslsiit.

Mit tp,iB.n, iuoblsspflest.n 9dnoenl
WuBt' die sr ieines 9tmts gu ipalt.B;
Gr tonnte refine SGnoe INNER,
Seoo9 ni9t refine Sano b.9aIteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-05-25

- Sbr 9lntras .brt mid, Ssrr
Baron, aber i9 liebe sic nj i9 t..
= Sd sic ia aud ni9t, @nd>
bi9ite, = bus p a BIT absr gang pors
treffIi9!
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
cHARrlHo kuskoKwIm.

Governor Clark is eyer having the government Improve some Dart of A. aska and no doubt the chartlng 1f the KuskukHim bay is due tD his efforts. for last summer vheu the governor was with us. hr proved tt.at the ques- lion of properly marking r.E-rs aa3 bays and the coast lines as aids e. navigation Was uHe af his p-t sehsme-
 During the pas. year th- Kusksswlm country has Lseu mon. ar less exploit sd and several vessels have been plg- ing th- waters af tH- bay. others try Ing 70 get Into tn- river through lhr unchartsl channel across tE- delta
 The E.ga and l4H stage af water leading lUt1 fh- KusEnka rly-r makes navigation aer.s .h- many miles Of t.de flats a- t-- delta .s "a #l- ed dangerous for The Tea. Msltn 4f this stream .- a4t ut sight rg hand and many bnat- even st asat Lrats become Er-uHdea and .s-- ss--ur aEl.a al best .s s-ry short
 For the sakr af tU. Hruaer- as ta4- mesquite f-.r, aaY aFe obliged t1 nay !ss,te the waters 4f tAe KusEugXIm bay Nr hope E~Ar summer ull find good and accurate charts issued bg ih- gov ernment showing thr depths pf the water in every portion of that unCnarf- rd coast
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

feed the hungry mouths 30 the nev officials will have their hands full try ing to maintain peace at home for a few months
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

The naval committee has recom- msnded a great increase in battle ships Of the drezdnought type. to be constructed or contracted for as the present allowance for this year The cost of these battleships will represent an outlay of millions in construction. Then to man them and place them in commission an outlay Of a few more hundred thousand Why all this7
 The answer is 10 insure peace and tranquility tO ourselves and posierity The nations tO protect themselves ha' 9 10 be constantly prepared for var. There IS little or no danger wh.a a country presents a formidable fr'ut If being bounced upon by another ration
 The money expended for army and navy spondents 10 the money :he individual spends for fire insura4c-. IL IS an insurance against a greater cyst A war of few months dura-l -lJn w1u q cost more than we exp Id in years Co ma-ntain our navy p- keep the army up to standard
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
THe LIGHTWEIGHT CONTEST

AS q EII~ Haa -rafsr- are not ln't= .st~d in hatfH-- .f The manly trt .E self detrH--. aalg fsr he ueas they make as -la.. a.sr- E.t .r a faA battles where ther. ls a cham 3. Jush. 2 al stake. between fighters of ~1r-at countries national pride steps % and makes the contest se-H r.gr- han a hattie af brute far.- CT a...f.8 a-g=1sa.
 The pride af having che --ar1-+rtz : tive of ones country a.r s4t .sar that 1f another .r-af.= p--as G-a- .s interest. and iu ths lightweight r,nt-.t fought on JuIs [. lu sa..h ar Au+-f- can was Hltt-d against -h- f--t that England could produce Iu That r.a-= We all took mar- ar l--. .rt-re-t 1 seeing the American H.E
 Ad Wolgast was ahI- 'g rasa.a The honor of being The ludl-u4f-d cham pion Of fhe lightweight sla-s. al-9 O. hold up the reputation af America a- being able Co turn olf rEa 8#-. .tas- is. a reputation -aa established sr- hundred and tMats G.- s-ar- ago an the day fhe contest took place
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

The subscription of the Nugget is growing by leaps and bounds these days and then some don't believe the people appreciate a good paper
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
WE NOW HAVE A PORT DOCTOR.

Nome has finally been given port doctor and We are glad even if the position did not fall taa local physician as many believed should have been the case The only kick wv have coming i- the fact that the DOT, doctor failed to put in an appearance with th. first fleet when any great danger in the form of contagious diseases Is liable to afIipt 'he town
 This spring as cam. close Co having an epidemic hat may have carried off hundreds "f our young children. but through the foresight and aEity of our local Tnyelaians it was nIrp"d in tae bud.
 We s forgive the non arrival of ,H@ Iar. doctor 0heu there was great heed .f his presence. should h. rrcom- mend fg the government 'h. import ar"e nf keeping from hrg ts aur hun dred bottles nf anti tpxius far the va ripus disea--- thrs have neeu discoy- cred for. such as dIrhth.rl typhoid and aII other II--asse
 Tn his requ.s.tI1u- for supplies he could lnou-d fHs much needed anti tyXine and for further particulars as 70 the demand a- would ike Co refer our Dor. doctor Edward M NIikk-Is.n. Go The local doctors here lr Some
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
NEW LAID EGGS.

For sale. new laid eggs sf per dozen st Prosssr's Harness Shop. rhons Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

With twenty-four deaths and 900 on the injured rnll the papers in the states and magazines. especially the Ladies Home Journal can take great credit in the work they instituted for a sane Fourth Of Jnly
 < few years ago with a less popula- ,iou deaths ran into the hundred mark and the number of children injured into the four figures. But the cam paign instituted Co reduce this great death and injured list has born good fruit for in the Fourth of July just over We have had very smal l death list compared 10 the large population pf the United States
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

We are ' leaSed 10 no;e what General Wood has to say about the t7rtl611- tions iu the gr-at centers along tha Atlantic and Pacific sea coas-s T. is convincing when 5t comes from an oS- a-er a: his standing and t win bring peace e. many a citizen living in lalge cities like New York. Boston. Nash- I.Gton. Philadelphia and san Fran cisco.
 Down n The heart of many s per son iJ is common belief that for eign battleshlp can stay several n'li-s al sea and drop shells into the heart 1f a city and destroy lt But with ihe assurance that We are protected Erh forts that can blow such ships out of the water We feel that Uncle Sam be- Ing an easy going old customer is ever alert and right up with the times
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

Mt Mckinley is attracting the att tention of the mountain climbers out in the states and before many seasons here will be regular excursions from the outside tD the mountain so peopl. can climb the same Some enterpris- ing young men should get over there establish roadhouSes and become guides 70 take the mountain climbers To the top at so much prr head
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

There is a little comedy going on that should be classed with the one of errors. for the adrOit scheme on the part of the district attorneys office to defraud the city, gives one the i'm - pression of blessing n disguise when 'he other side Of the story is heard
 Had it not been for the district at tornev's office perhaps there never would have been any taxes tO pay over to the city. True the cases were started long ago. but the fellow who generally winds up the affair is given the credit. and rightly for it often re- quires more energy and gray matter to close some undertakings than it does to start them Hence the old time expression. "He started something he could not finish"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07
50 POSTAL BANKS
Nugget Special Ser1ee.

WASHINGTON, D. C, July G. The postal department have given out the information that plans have been perfected for the opening of fifty pos tai savings banks on the 2gth of July.
 These banks will be opened in as many large cities scattered over the United States, and those already n- stalled are exceeding the expectations of the postal department.
 IL IS believed that with the great demand for postal savings banks ;ll over the country, the department will have to provide for even small thi .i rate offices receiving money from trc people on deposit and to be taken care up by the regular postal savings p1Ik established in the nearest largest city
 Artistic iob orintinu Nuooet Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-07

Down in Mexico the reyolutiOuists The hungry and out of money and are going fa aght for both Hard tin es always f0lIaEs .r the wake ., a re belllsn and 2 a country Ike Mexico aher- the men @-r- aA ln -1- a-lt lighting there alI h- a small crop t3
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-05
RETURNS FROM EUROPE
Rector c. A. Wilson Spent
Pleasant Summer With
Brother Abroad.

Rector e. A. Wison of the Trinity
Episcopal church has returned from
his trip abroad and is much pleased
with this, his second journey 10 the
other side of the sea. He visited for
some time with his brother and wife,
Or. and Mrs. Wilson, in Pals and
later they joined him for vacation So
journ in Switzerland. MIR. Wilson says
That the conditions in the parts of
Europe that he visited are apparently
good. Times are usually pro porous
and the pci pie are correspondingly
h ppy.
Switzerland is the playground of
Europe and it is to that country that
thousands of people go for enjoyment.
Mr.. Wilson says that at town the
size of Baraboo at least fifty convey
.auces would be at The station TO meet
incoming trsins. The hotels are con-
Quoted by the swiss SO that the great
amount of money brought into the
country is kept there. Accommodi-
tions that cost about LAO there would
be equal to $40 iu this country.
Many teachers anu professional p :opIe
who have three months or more vaca-
tion go to Switzerland TO remain dur
ing the summer, year after year. Many
of the nations of Europe spend millions
for the army and navy, but not SO with
Switzerland, and that country is there
fore much more prosperous. The abe
bodied men are at work and not being
kept by taxation, terrible drain on
the people of some of the other nations
Mr.. Wilson has been absent since the
first of July.
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1911-10-05
BURGLARS ENTER
LEE-RAD1KE STORE
Front Door Found Open
Cash and Two Dozen
Pocket Knives Missing.

Burglars entered the Lee-Radtke
hardware store early Thursday morn
ing and were successful ju getting
away with a couple of dozen pocket
knives and all the cash in the register.
Officer Rutterfield noticed that the
light was out in the store and the door
open about O'Clock Thursday morn
ing and notified Mr.. Radtke.
The thief feither had key to the place
and deliberately walked iu or stayed
in some hiding place in the store at
closing time Wednesday night. Mr..
Butterfield stated that he tried the
door about II o'clock and it was lock-
ed. The money in the cash register
amounted to $3.50.
This is the second time the store has
been robbed. The first robbery Yves two
years ago last spring. That time the
stolen material amounted to several
hundred dollars and part of the plum
der was found hidden near Crawford IS
crossing.