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batting on the speech from the throne, asked
why Canada's aid to the Empires navy was
imperative. Does England, he said, lack
men and money, or has a combination OF
the Powers brought her to her knees? II
50, Canada will assume her part of the Ii
tans burden. but an emergency contrl-
button is merely a penny III the besgars
hat, and equivalent to no policy whatever.
In conclusion, Nh. Ross declared he Il She
lieved the necessity for Mr.. Borden's pro-
posal.
New York. NOV. 2Sth-The death has oc-
cured at Providence, Rhode Island, Of Mr..
Robert Knight the worlds largest midi
yidual cotton spinner, the owner of twenty
two mills with Il total of half a million
spindles.
London, Nov. 2sth-Sugar in stock on
the 23rd inst was 10000 tons, last year
IS, 5000 tons.
st Lucia, 2Sth-Russian cruiser "Rossia'
left for Martinique eight forty a m
Copenhagen, Nov. 29th.-In the case Of
Nelthropp versus Judge Segelcke and Hotf-
mann, the Upper Court stated that Nell
thropp could claim the mortgage boad hat
been obliterated in the register
The deaths have occurred Of Mr.. Moses
Melchior, the well known merchant, and
Ex Minister for Iceland Bjorm Jon,,un.
TLn ~ C,n;x" or,;v.l b.ra Yesterday
London, Nov. 29th Negotiations for
peace have been substituted Tor those
for an armlstlce, which were Abandoned
through the dlthcuIty OF rta'hln- any
agreement There are abundant Pf'alr-
tons of peace upon the condition ol tach
power abandoning the positions winch
they had positively asserted ana there are
many suggestions ot stock exchange l'lh".
ences which { plain the adverse runoara.
Albania has holsted ITS flag over DuraIzo'
winch the SerVlans LATELY occupied AUS
tria is represented both as sending a squad
ron to Durazzo and making 3 military
demonstration towards Belgrade ana rs
acquiesclng IN Ser7las demand Tor an
Adriatic port, provided TN" disposition OF
Albania is left to a European conference.
as Seryia IS willing to 90 A~drlanople Is
burning through bombs dropped by aero
planes, and the deaths from cholera mum
Der seventeen thousand Anetr"-hnssl"n
relations are reported to nave improved
Seventeen Greek transports with twelve
thousand Bulgarian troops have left SaIo-
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Tie millen: uM:41tter fat Mrbeit, III
fat feline Belt fir ms"

Ias lit eilr trnllrige2 Bills. @er-
Sen audi bobe MnforSerungclt an
Sic 9eiitlmgsfa6igfeit Ser Jralr &C.
Ite0t, 10 miro sod eil1 penig Trof=
linn, sepaart nit ltnlid)t u1o 2ie6e,
Sos Gliif an Sic SdJmelle oes @al=
les %iellelu. &Sn ieoen Iral.cnherserr
liegt Gin Sd,ab an Mittcll1, Ser cine
ieee nnr Sill fe6cll bralldt, Till gliid=
lid) Sit ieill ullo Jliiflih 5u u1adel1.
lll1o mal1cbe Trau afn1t nid)t, mieoiel
Segen, miepiel Gliif Gin Sans birgt,
NO Sic @au5fran t6dtig lit, mo lie
Mieiltecin lit. Nidt Meiterin in be
5ug altf ibre lllltert6allen, iorsSertl
Meiiteriu III &iid>e ll1S Seller. in
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING inns = i'm
&liitflidmadcn.
Mondcr Manu miiriIt iidl moGl
Sic quite, altc 3eit 5ltriid. no Sic
Trauel1, ielGIT Sic Ser 6eliereu Stan=
Sc, cs iih uid)t re4n1en lieGer, Sent
hcintfeGrenScl Gattcn ou5 2iebling5=
geridt eigenhal1ojg SIT 6eraiten l1l1o
auf5ufiid,ei1, ohllc prlr1rfel1Se @erothc
inns ncu5eitiae geque&1lihfcit. ltn0
lpenn mir Gellte ein gilo 1e6elt,
u6&HSl:Ges &iiid" Snrltelle1ro. lit IS
ni4t innncr cine Wamilie. III @al1s
oser &orteA nerei1t, iii lie nift fat
iinnrar seih6ftiat oSer int SPIEL nit
SEM &inoe? SteNt ltidt Ser Gotte 5a
ool inuerer 3u~frieSen6eit l11S Gliif?
s. nn1tfet ms iel6lt fat at nie a11s
Scr qntclr, alten s2eit, ucl1r mir ein
ioldsc5 @iIo 6etrautcn.
Sic gliidlid,e @a15irau peib
nid't5 bon enter lt1praetiiGen, ihner=
filigel1 ert oe5 @ausfolts, lie lit
geno6ut, iesen So9 init friid.en ardf=
ten ali fire alr6eit 5l1 qe7sl1. slaerIt Sic
notlrpa1lSiglten geid1Gite llno 0onn
aeft es fort 1T r1thiger, g.eoroneter
@eisenfo(qe, nit flinfer froher Nr=
feit:luit. Sic ainSar 0ieier Gousf rall
iiiS nid,t 'd,eu, nol1 lueid1e11 lie Ser
Ml1tter GUS. Srpb Ser s(rbeit fiji
Set lie nod Iiebe Morte fir Sic &lei=
ne1l nr1o bstrii6t iie ridt SNrd1 cine
9lbpeiiul1g.
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erbalten. - Sn Ssmeiler Older
te @roBfeuer @aus uno Sbeune oeS

erfalten. - SSn Ssmeiler Older
te @roBfelter @al1s lno Sdeune oes
9sic. Jranben, l1no gheulre llno
Stoll oes Mferers Sap Elm. = Sll
StaotbreoimuS 6rannte Sas
MnneI en oe3 @il15ers Sgepo. Shulit
total nieoer. ST. Gttelbri ii #
0erlungliidae Scr 3Oia0rige Nuuglrcr
TrS. Sd,iis teinr Guppeln tootlid,. =
Sic Nl0lre mlo &oitenanldJlage fir Cit
neles ltuotiid,es @oipital IN u G III dl
linS BON Ser Negierlu1g geneMnigt
mnroc1. = SSN1 Ser Sduellgerterei
Gcbr. 2onlbert IN Nieoermilt
iljir5tsn Sic 9Ir5citer SGos. Sdeer,
9tie. Sd,eer, Matb. glter=Seioil1gen
His Ait. Sdoler, oon giftigen Sd
lcn iitermaunt, in einel1 @ottid ltuo
ertra3tfe1. Sob. Vet. 9}ilers folultc
s%erattet uerncn iein 3ljiiano lit a6er
Griti'd'. - Nuf Ser Sd)n?el5 III 8 . NJ
III elolnacn rerltllgllltftc Gcr III
Sen 60eG &al)ren 7teGeroe Nrteiter
SIT. Nrs..1sr t0otlid1 uno allf >ortiser
j'iine murce Scr 50iGNrige Nr6citer
Sol. &renler Oils Nfnifent1al iufolge
ei.a3 llnf aet0Stct. Der 60
jGtri9e Maurer 5. Sioier, gen. sis"
con Mooot. mnrse ul1,ueit Ser Sil1=
ncyiaunslS iii ser Cid ais 2eide olsf=
g~efltn>en. N}an ninal1t All, Gab er
5l1faQig ill'5 @aNer fiel. = DDS Id1=
riae Sodtarden Ser Tarnilie TleN=
GiociA lit % d}elaN fam Sem
iii n11e 1lno erlitt t6orlide
NGalt>uNnSsu. = Sn 9 If Der
Ser 9lderer EAil. EollGe5
Geim Sbitofliifen oltrl1 N6Itur5 toot=
Tiff. = Der WiaIdinenpltter S. i.
1T z ieoerfer 6en nltr=
&c uupaif 2in5er pon c'l1en 3l1ge
uao getootet.
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TansiltessfreiS.
Gle glItliae !i5ausirau,

Man Bort iii ruiercr Set 10 oiel
nou Ser geplogtel1, pielbeIdaftigtcl1
S%ansfro,l, Sic iGre5 2ebens nid)t fro1
.rHr0e1 fat1 inns oesholb nit aller
GenaLt Sos S~f(acent6un1, ME IS
oielfaf genal1nt miro, obldiittelll
l;l;5 i1r 2eteu ganicBen nil. God)
caool1 n15d5Ie id) l1id)t re0en, pIel=
r11csr cine 2auhte anItede1, oel11 tic
miro motif n1thig icir, lin cine glild=
fife Ga.t5frau SIT Iltdsen.
sSel1n mir BON elmer ugeplagten"
Nra1; b0rerr, 10 itellen mir Inns cine
nit s(rheit i~i5erfol1fte Satin nno
M}11tter Dor, leuf5eno inter ilrer
2alt. Sic lit il iebr III 9lnIprl1d} ae=
l1oml1ell, Sos tie falm 5ltnr at6n1elr
fon1a1t, uno Sic &il1Ser 0ieier Sral1
seGe!1 i1r flrgs o.ts Sem @ege, oenlr
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oitren1bura.

Ser l~augiafrige @emeinne1 eeretar
pon @opelingen, s. 8. slreot,
fot int alter bon IS Sa6ren ebre1t=
pple GntlaI1>1l1g outs ieit1em Sln1te
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lie gliidlidc @al1sfroi1 lit anI
flug ltlo idafft oQe Die lift sit &C.
eotc iteGerscn praf1iidjel1 Nellerlrn=
GET ol1, mel1n tie oaourd 3eit lpart.
;3eit lit @elo II fir Sic @a1sfrall
crit redt. 9iinftlidfeit, Sronung
llro lie6epolle Sebanolun1g lino Gin=
sc, Sic lie gibt u11o forSert, iie me6=
rem Ses @n1I e5 @o6llt al1o, er9alte11
bliiGelse &il,eer inns eiltel1 5ufrieoe=
neil 8otterl. uIod nad oe5 Soges
Nrtait lit gut rl1bel1," ulro ON MbenS
erq!tidt l1110 itdrft 0as fleiBige Sous
n1iitterd)en @erj inns @eilt olrh eir1
gutcs gub o0er lit gen1iitblider @e=
leaigfeit nit igrel1 2iebe11.
aon111t oorm nal eil1 ltnbeil ms
@ol1s, 0a5 nerorieBlihe Stl1110en
6ringt, Sic @allsfrau fat feline 3eit
gum 0riibeln l1no &lage1t, ser &C.
gen Ser Mrbeit bilft ibr ii6er Sic ltn=
anr1cfnnlidfeiten binmeg. Treili6 lit
0ieies 9eben elmer 6rau nidt 10
leid1t, ,o11h lie mub iiber monden
Iorlrerpeg idreitett, Ser in i9rem
Nflidtenfreis liegt. Mber 2iebe,
Mus5auer uno Selblt5udt fii5ren
5ur1 @liid, uno Sic @orte lin6
@ohrBeit:
vGir eigene5 Semi mit leilte!n 6rie=
oert,
Gos lit ein Stiid bonn Earaoies."
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&iuoerefe.
Sn1is se1uuJnt-elt getban.
Mu5 Sen Ia1en nreiller &in01eit

Mu5 Sen Iagen lneiller &in06eit -
10 er5ablte mir Dor Sogreu. ein after,
ebrniiroiger Efarrer - eril1llere id)
MIDI nod oft uno ger1e an !nei11e iho=
ne 6%erien5eit. "a gil1g e5 aQjGbrlid]
6inal1s allf oo5 2an0 sit u%1lierer lie
ben, gl1tel1 8roblnlrtter. Ge5 Mbenos,
mcnn i) nit meilten griioern pom
Spielen inns Springen III 8al0 uno
6lur beinfe6rte, loBel1 mir oft nod
ltlrn0enlang nit Ser @%robnr1tter lit
Ser Stu6e, uu ibren bii6iden Mdrd)el1
u11o gr5ablungelt 5u lauifen.
Dit ltar10en mir ltauneno llno i'm
neno Dor SEM aau1initms ms Mlpl11=
6erten 0nrauf, neber1 10 manderlei OIL
oeren Seben5apiir0igfeiten, cine Tla=
lde, in Ser ei11 GROCER Mpfel Lag, mel
|d)er 0as gan5e SSnnere Set Jlaide aus
fulte.
Mie Ser Mpfel Aurh SEN e1rger1
&als So bil1eingefonunen? @ir font
tell es nidt erflGren. Cine geraums
2eit nud]fer, als mir Eel einem Spn=
5iergange nit I'M erel1 gltern an Ell
nen1 S6ifgarten poriiberfome1, loQte
Sa5 @ebeiml1iB in elmer gar5 einfadben
@eile gelDlt tperSen.
Ger Safer n1odte uns allf einell
Ipfel6alun ailimerflant, all SEM IN eli
her Jlaide zines Ser nod fleil1en DE-
pfeld,en hing. Scum muroe u1rs nit
ei,tem male Sos ltnbegreiflide Flor:
Scner Mun0erapfel ser @robml1tter
mar al1f 0ieielbe @eiie, ols ct nod
flein par, in lein gldier1es @efang=
nib gefom1elt. ct mar 0arin aufge=
madien, Biz ct CUR 3eit Ger Reife nit
iann1t ser 6laide abgenommen muir
Sc. 5reuoig iiberraidt tbeilten MIR
Gent Safer u11i ere @ntoedung nit.
1ieler aber benubte sic @%eIegenbeit,
inns Ste meiie @rmabnlttg at geben:
uMeit ie1em Mpfel sort f0nnt SIR
gud be%rgleid)e11, liebe &inoer. @dre
er mdt ido1 frii6e in sic 5laide ge-
fommet1, miir5e i'm ipater fein Menld
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npe9r gil1eil15al16ern f0llstels. Sp lit e5
olG nit Sen Melrifen. Triii9 lift iid,
.rer eill Wieiitcr uer0en Mil. ul1o mas
cit @afden merocn nil, friimnlt iid1
6ei 3aitcN. 81 ural1d,er fat idon I'M
utter f(ogel1o geite5el1 nriiIien: Md.
oaB iG wdre, pie lit Sen Iagen meirer
Sugeno. Gaber be6er5igt, mas SIR
ge'efen 6abt; tibet Gl1d bei5eitet i'm
0uten uno golen, Ganit es gltd7.
pel1n Str eir1nlal ermadlen tets, nic6t
ld1per faat, inns beoenft I'M al[en1 tets
cos Spridlport: Sl1g %ee}po6'1t. alt
get6an."
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Gludsscid5eu i'll @eiidtern.
NI1,1i1 1;not m,hrhoit =, so,. &

Ndufig liest 8o1rDeit in Ser ga
Sc: ~ier Gelid1 lit i5r 9liid," aber
e5 lDlr0 0ies nie geiagt, menn Iinnen
9autaltsidldge, @ibblattern o0er a11=
Scre Mal1gel e5 miBitolten. ltnrci=
11c5 @l1t berurladt ar Sieias inns
5eigt Sic Notbper0igfeit bon 81.
Sings Nelten 2ebenspi1en an. Dieie
crl1el,ern @eiun5beit unS shonbeit.
&sril,dt iie. 25 Ge1ts in Molitors
MSotsefe. = Mr;eigc.
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u&pn SEN letten leh5 @organgern

r&on SEN lettel1 ied5 @orgalgern
!Serrn Cats i'm Erdiioe11tenalnte Mir
SEN 5lnei e%rt1lprSct, inns ein Sritter,
iein l11n1ittelbarer @orgdnger, liegt
an Sen 6olgen oes oltf i6n periibten
Nttelrtats 6anieocr," iogt Sic Eitts=
b!trgb G~a5ette=Iimns" lt1o fiigt hi11=
5lt: uaein @u11Ser, oab man iid] in
europa bon Set in lit lerem 2an6e
~gerridenoen 3uitQnoen @orlteuungen
modt, sic fir uns nidt5 tpeniger ols
idmeidel6oft ii115."
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s. 6. Gri5meQ, ein $40

Ml1lberrp st., @agerstomn, 11lo.,
lpo9uenoer Mnltreid)er, lagt: uSd)
4otte Mierentrubel NIT idlin1mem
Sdnrsr5 liter mei1rest 9iucfe11 lt11o
fonnte faun1 aufltehel1, nodoer ld
mit6 nisoergelebt fotte. Sd nabm
Tpleg Nieren HiIen un0 folo ba(o
aus, oaB ser Sdmer5 fort mar. SD
fprunte auf1ieben l11o nie0erieben nit
2eihtigfeit, inns Sic $50 enuirfung
mar n1e1r reguldr ullo normal. Ser
lltht IS. Molitor Irug So. = Nn-
seiJc.
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Nmsgc;cid)netc Belcgenbeit.

&eaec &iper @egenb, Mlberta, Ga=
MAZDA, lpeiit id0ues 5armlan0 fir
@eimitatte11 auf. M0r0lid BON Geoce
am gurt1t &iper bat iid cine 5eltt-
lfe fat6oliide @enrein0e %gebiloet, unS
elm r%eii0iren0er 3rieiter befinoet iidl
auf ser Steue. 9eutide fatboliide
Mniieoler fontntet un0 madet 5ablreid
uniere @emeinSe! Ndberes 5u ernrit-
telr1 bei
&eu. Tat1er u. 8iebler,
81. 6. sc. Burnt &iuer,
Mlta., Canada.
gia 8eaee &ioer groIiing. 44ba
-Mn5etge.
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Sic Nslu Dorfer Grobi6itipmiitin=

11e11 eifern Sogegen, 6aB Uncle Cams
l1eaeites ariegsidifL oos Sen Numen
fires Staotes tragen ioQ, IN ser iibli=
d)en @eiie nit @%bon1pag11er getal1ft
miro. @enn sic Domen 5toffpereelt-
Dung als @run5 a%nga6e11, lieBe iid)
nit ibren redten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

= @ir be5ablen bier @roaent an
3eitoepoiiben. 9aruters Gtate 8anf
BON ct. CLOUD, Miru1.- An5eiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

Sreas Tlebn u1tb 9arbara geb. Mn=
lelnr, lit gernburosDetler
Isierten iGre 0o[Sene &od)seit.
ElSen6urg.
Der 2elrer Stpeber aus Del
euburi mltroe BON ei1leM gab11=
surge iieerfabren ms e11tlcelih Der
i,iiarnlelt. - Nllf Ser 2ed;e ~Sebar~=
lidfeit" 6ci @pbm tie lit in elmer
Gicfe bon 100 Mcter ein &obleala=
ger al1fgefuuSen wproen. Ml1d) III
Gieiem NerhIte puree III 9 If q
uno llntgegc1o mieSer oaS berltlid]c
rnaeNo-2atsrncn=Sallf len. eiile llr=
alte. friiscv iii Iprf lNo Sta9t al
aen1cin gepfte9te Site abgeha(tell.
Sdnueis.
81 Mlioorf hranuteu Sic M3o=
f"elf1brif ms Sa5 MpEuhou5 Ser
5SjrHa 2l1>s Ii. So. Nicer; cine Nn-
:2hl Eeripnen erlitten Ger(esun9el.
- Ser @irtb Meier lit II inter
ter5en ont @alleniee m1rSe megell
&raloIJiftullg uno falldsr Anltltl=
eigln11 Sit 2 Safren 3Ndt6ouS Der
urtteilt. : Su 2au anne lit Ser
friihcre NrofeIIcr Gr. 6. Sc @eib &C.
itortan. CT oerIah Sa3 Nnt zines
Iarei6crS DON 1871
bis 1910.
&c tevrcidJ=IInaarn
IN l~viidlott an SteinfeIS 'tarb Nof=
r1t!1 Nrof. q. gonltn9 .. 9Seltl'er,
.igt Mrlt Don e%ltropaiidcm 9}1f uno
cine 3ier>c Ser @iener%l( nioerli=
tit. int so. 2e6ensia1re. = Sn 9 u
Sem Itar5 NltbiirgerEneiIsar Soi.
9S;euratn int 10. 9ebensiohre. : Sn
G1rls6aS eridoB iih Ser long
i1hrias Eort;eS an1 Geltrol=@a3nhof
l>oi. Gnreo.t. int Iil] Uegel1 Ua5rfar=
tsnidm;1Scl Ser Neden1d1oft SIT e1t=
s:e5en. Sic 0ertigIteLl1ng Ser
nelten Irinf= u1lo NllspaIIerIcitl1ng
i'll Brass a1lI5tc Derid}oben meroe1,
a Sic 2eitung5r01ren iid ais nic1t
maI'er>id,t erpisien hattet. Ser
Iio5eion Sildof Ir. 8laitfelSer ldbt
fir Sic 2efrer5;loung5anltalt TT
55eacS alf ieine Soften nit ell1enl
Mniuou>e op11 3O0,0 ar. ei1 1Ro=
nsnrcut1l= GebGlcSe, fir Sos Ste StaSt
Sen @asplas SIT 0e6ots geItellt fat.
erriGftc.>. Nit Siei Jet NnItalt Iou aud
ciir SSatert1at fiir cine lai1Smirtbld)aIt=
fife Sd11le oerbl1n0en merSe1. -
SSNu % . on6analN llno 26
Moht1a1uIer nit olerr 9}%eGenge5Glt=
Sen, lit Sano5lo5u0 Ste Aalee Sc
npei11S>e ull0 in 81 lnerampc5 s.
S5alier nit 9fe6enge6allSen abge=
fral,lt.
ourembtrg.
Ser l~orgia1rige @en1eiltne1ecretar
Dol1 0ooeIingen, S. 9. Mreot,
fot int Mlter BON IS Sa6ren ebrelt=
ople GntlaIlul1g GUS iei11em slmte
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q. 6. M6itneD 2on0 & 2oan

"ITE Il. VI. SSgtlItg SullU q SUu1l
Co.. ct. Gfol10, Minn., bietet gum
@aiien ali el11ige Ser belten 5armen
in Ser Country. Spredt bel uns Dor,
ehc S6r fal1ft.-glnaetge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18
BLESSING IN DISGUISE

Although t is little premature at this time to refer to the coal short age as blessing in disguise and will subject ourselves to being criticised for not calling IL a blessing in disgust, still we will take the chance. for should no suffering result, and We are able to make the coal hold out until the arrival of the boats in the spring. then indeed will it be blessing Why Not womans but n mechanics req son for the problem of burning crude oil will have been solved and cheaptr fuel given the people.
 \ strict watch should bo maintain ed by the members of the fire depart ment to have experiments kept with in due bounds. to preserve the town and prevent any c0nflagration from getting a start. and between now and spring .with the able mechanics in our midst We will have worked out the complicated problem of burning crude oil. thaf will prov" blessing in disguis"
 Fuel oil k the coming heat produc- ing units of the camp. and t re- quired coal shortage to bring the proper introduction of it about, SO one and an while practicing economy can have the satisfaction Of knowing this" particular handicap is working out for he best and the ultimate result will he Of a beneficial nature 10 all those who have to remain with the camp or those who stay trying to tempt smile from fcklc Dame Fortune
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18

For weeks and weeks the treaties were allowed to remain In the hands of the committee without any appar- ent notice being take uof the great peace providing documents In fact .hcy had been forgotten long enough for Teddy Rn"~-vclt to believe they had been buried full fathom five. with no chance. of rr-urr,stu.u and r8ti6,a- ton
 The colonel believed it was tim, Go administer Co "BW Tart" rchuke Tor taking fau out "f hum at the peace dinner given to New Work Su .u thy outlook he published au edi.oriaj that was to bring about the downfall ot both Taft and the arbitration treaties. for with the mastsrly pen that the colonel can swing when he Is pro- vided with his special grade ef ink. made up of equal parts nutgalI and vfriol. he generally gets results-and he did. But not as he expected. for the editorial proved boomerang. it awoke the members of the treaty com mittee to their sense of duty. aud they got busy The three treaties were brough, from their hiding place. dust ed up and in the twinkllus of an eye the presto change" trick had been turned giving to President Taft au- other endorsement of the party lead CTS at the same time giving Teddy Roosevelt to understand he Is HOt the leading light just at present. and al- though he was very much a president for going on to seven years he Is we'll out of the office at the present time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18
4 POLITICIAN ON NEWSPAPER
 ADVERTISING

Norman F. Mack. who by virtue of his position of chairman of the na- tional democratic committee should understand campaign methods, de- clared recently in a public address: "I can tell you. gentlemen, the only way to conduct a campaign nowadays is to advertise in the newspapers He announced that he would spend half the campaign fund on this form of publicity, considering II the best possible investment for the money
 Chairman Mack Is assuredly righ.- if he has something worth advert!s- ing To be effective advertising must be founded on merit as well as put fin a shape to attract the public inter- est and convince the public mind. The art of the press agent is 10 tell the truth in an attractive way h. deed, the publicity feature has become an important part of every large en- terprlse. and the right handling of the lob rises fo the dignity of a profess sion.
 Politicians have good deal to learn about this art and they should profit by the knowledge and skill of the modern advertising expert IL Is not exclusively question Of display type, although that has its value be- cause it serves To catch the eye. The problem is to keep up the interest and convince. If the campaign man agers will note the methods Of modern and enlightened advertising they will come to understand that the thing Is not done by keeping up a smother Of adiectives, but by the forcible statc- ment of facts that concern the realrr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY.

With the stamp of approval place | upon the ,nployers liability law hy the supreme court of he land. We cla tate that the Ieople have won an other victory over capital. There is 10 gain saving the fact but what the moneyed peop were trying to have the same knocsed out by The upper courc as unconstitutional
 The people controlling the wealth of the country have had their way so long it is high time that a change was experienced in favor of the common people. The real citizens. those who form the backbone of the coun- ry. have been down trodden for years and treated in way that would re- fec. upon ihe owners of dumb an.. mals should they treat critters in their care in as equally a cruel manner
 The laws enforced. or perhaps more properly stated by the term. con strued. has placed such a barrier be- tween the employer and employe that redress for damages would not lodge effectively against the one in favor of the other. no matter how serious the injury The best that poor injured person could expect was a law suit with perhaps a settlement that would allow him or them paying the attor- ney for his trouble in fighting the gasc. IL has been the rule in majority Of cases. for damage suits to be set tied. if at all, out of court. the liti- gant receiving what the company were willing 10 allow, and the poor unfor- tunate had to accept that or nothing. for the company would appeal the case from one court to another fully con vinced that should the same go to- the higher court the law would be completely knocked out as unconsti- tutional
 But thanks [" d test case the bill, or statute has been proven to be a good sound law capable of holding water when subjected to the constl- tutiona test In the future the poor fellow may be able to secure redress and the full intent and purpose of the employees liability law he construed to grant him the needed relief.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18
TAFT AFTER REDUCTION
 ON WOOL TARIFF
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan t7.--President Taft is standing pat on the wool re- port he transmitted to the tariff board before the holidays, and insists that a reduction in fhe tarin of this particu- Ia commodity should he made during the present session.
 The president believes thet the present wool schedule goes too far. 1t affords more than protection to Am eriean industry. it allows of a monop- oly and the wool grower would be am ply protected with reduced tariff.
 The president in discussing the pro- posed tarin stated he wished they would consider the same at once with a view of revision downward
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18
WILL TRY TO FORCE
 NORTHWEST PASSAGE
Nusgst Spee,al ser, t-e.

Neagst Spcetai Ser>t-e.
 WINNEGEG Jam II.-Chr. .stiau Led,u. tue explorer. Is how on his way to Norway te u,gin his voyage tc try aud force the N-rtbvr~. passage dur ing the coming summvr by nesns of boat and dogs
 The explorer win leave Norway dur ing the month vf May tc uy and force passage Hy what is termed the Northwest rout, aud will he' well equipped with dogs and sicds to con tinue ,u after h, has gone as far as he can via bost
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18

The little seven year old girl n California who saved the express train from being wrecked owing 10 Ser discovery of broken rail and haeging the passenger in time. is a credit to any family and the least that the officials of the Southern Pacific railroad can do for such an act of foresight and bravery. will be to es- tablish a sinking fund large enough to guarantee her good education
 Girls with the quick wit and ability shown by this little child. should be given every educational advantage. for the true American spirit cropping out all over such citizens and they
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-18
RATIFICATION SEAL
 TREATIES EXCHANGED
Special Nusss, Service.

Special Nusss, Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan l5.--Raufica- tiouz and exchanges ef the seal treat Iez sar protection ,f the fur seal be- tween Britain. Japan Russia and the United States have been completed
 Al uelaric seal hunting has been abolished and The taking of seals made an international oftcuse. to be strictly enforced by government regulations be.wcen The powers named in the re- srertivr treaties