The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-21

ttso lNOHhL DHtLr NV ing the coming summer. The season Of unrest is passing and the terp "stam-
 cde" Is losing it's charm .ihe lare Ter Is growing low and the coal bin iaking on a hollow sound wklch is a gentle reminder that the long w,nt IT vacation Is about over
 The miners who wintered with Us have enjoyed a good long rest and ar n-'r than anxious to get back into the harness. while their more unfortunate a~snciatcs who spent their grubstak. going to the outside to look For work. have labored like slaves all winter and ot, now wondering how they, are going to get back to the north to Work this summer S~
 The laboring mans condition Is oct ter in Alaska than in any otssr part of the world For this is the only country where the pick and shovel artist can work three or four months out cf the year and live in idleness the halanc. if he so chooses
 Secret orders being issued to the commanding generals along the border line ot Mexico. nc doubt were to have everything in readiness to march into that country for the protection of Am erican and foreign lives as well as property should the insurrectos get the better of the federal forces. wh!cn they appeared to be doing late lI.' week
 l. we are to enforce the Monroe Doctrine. it is up to Uncle sam to see that other nations are protected in their rights. so far as life and property are concerned. and perhaps that Is just what the United States are doing. If SD We will have to grant that these war like moN ements are quite proper on the part of the government
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 After waiting two years to hear from F. w. Cobb. who left here about tw, years ago to lose inmselt in the w.d of Alaska We get very interesting letter from him. about new strike in Good News Bay, and about a fel- low named olson. who is taking claims for himself and friends. N-'Hing about what cobb is doing. ha' We are glad to hear he is still oI, ca~'h an fa' removed form temptations that fell so thickly across his pah while associated with the Nugget
 cobb is fine newspaper man and could hold down fat position on the ou,-id, with any of the large dailies if he would just settle down and stick to th. business.
 Ira n prton is coming back with his family. for after all there is no place like Nome. and even if one can have fine suites of offices and rub up against modern inventions of the fast and furious life of large city. still one cannot rub off any of the gold that sticks to the people outside without .nrst proving you are the better man.
 Gold te the people in the large cities where all Is hustle and hustle stlcketh faster and closer than brother and so amny people are in line for a slcfr- over should there be any, one has to wait aud wait their turn to reach the fouut
 After the Alaskans try the waiting act on th, odtaide they yearn for tie gold-pots of the North, and back they come to grow rich in the country that is more Kind to them, no matter what their calling in life is. provided they are honest and will half try.
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 "rhe trouble with many of these earthly made marriages" said the old bachelor as he settled back with his bowl and pipe at the club" is so many men b"lIev. they are getting a good mate. while in fact they are contract ing for skipper"
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 have u friend who k m opium fiend. lIr takes a little needle. sticks it into him self and gives the top a push. and iLn. Lu ..nnt. Ln hnN an nnnan liner