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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
WIRELESS STATION
 OUTFITS FOR ALASKA

stations in the western and southern portions of the territory. The collier will also take supplies for placing the stations at Dutch Harbor and St. Paul islands in good working order. the one at Dutch Harbor having been out of commission last fall during Q gale that visited the island.
 The wireless station to be installed Unalga island will complete the chain of stations along the Aleutian group.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
Earthquake Honolulu.
YORkEY NEW
 DEMOCRATIC MANAGE T

Acco:dinE to our Junead '"r'. spondent. George Sykes. is tn. N..i democratic leader in Nome. that uo wired Robert Jennings. in tn" a-upp. election they elected a Gilmo,-. can didate. also a Jennings man. We a. further informed that Robert Jennni; has wired his Nome manager Sykes" that he is much pleased with the good work he is going and to keep mp the good work. informing him he under stood "Yorkcy" had a large following and was the man "n horseback to swing Nome into line for him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
RECEIVED AT 5 p. M. TODAY. Special Nugget Serviee.

RECEIVED AT p. NJ. TODAY. Special Nugget Servioe.
 SAN DIEGO. May 24.-CDelayed in transmssionD--A plot mas just been Discovered to murder the chief of police. mayor. and several officials in San Diego. hy members of the indus trial Workers of the world
 The men had drawn lots to see who would perform the murdcrous work when the plot was discovered Six men had been chosen. cor had drawn lots to do the work.
 The men who had drawn lots were to kill the mayor. district attorney. superintendent of police and several other officials
 Wilbur Wright May Live
 DAYTON. O., May 2t- Delayed in transmissionD-W Wilbur Wright the American inventor of the flying machine may recover. the fever ha4 ahated and the inventor rcgaincd con -~N NiFtANi''N~, ttlIil lilf- thlh ~ltldIl~ now hold out hope for his recovery Times Getting Rather Exciting on Mexican Border
 FORT HANCOCK. May 24. -Uclay. ed in Transmission)- Armed Ameri. cans and customs inspectors prevent cd eMxican rebels from firing and killing two American refugees trying to swim across the river to get tho American side of thr line
 The Americans told the rebels if they fired the United States would wipe out every Greaser in the repub- lie. and they withheld shooting tho two refugees crossing the stream
 Taft. Roosevelt in New Jersey.
 TRENTON. May 24-Dclayed in Transmission) President Taft. Theo- dore Roosevelt. Woodrow Wilson and LaFollcttc arc campaiening here in tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed hy none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
OLLIE WEAVER iNDiSPOsEO.

Mir O. Weaver. bookkeeper of the Seward Peninsula Power Company. is indisposed. and has been laid up for a couple of days suffering from an at- tack of Ia grippe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
Special Nugget Service.

VALLEJO. May is.-Outhts for wire less stations in the territory of Alas ka were loaded upon the Collier Nero two days ago and shipped north to be installed during the coming summer.
 Two complete stations were taken on hoard the Collier Nero. one for Cordova and the other for CnalSa. These two additional stations are ex- pccted to perfect the wireless chain of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

tho island being situated at tho east cin portion of the archipelago. and near the Akutdn pass. separating th, island of UnalGa from I'nalaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
THREATEN TO TIE UP
 WESTERN RAILROADS
Special Nugget Service

KANSAS CITY. May 20--oiiicialS of the American Federation wired President Taft that unless the carmen strike is mediated they will call ont three hundred thousand operators on the roads in the west and tie up every wheel now in operation upon the roads to the west and southwest of Chicago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

state to capture the primaries c. h, nv 'sNsp Mol lxsu oJu ulurN pttl the candidates are busy making speeches. and are working early and Iat. in support "f their cause.
 Sitka Postmaster Arrested.
 Los ANGELES. May ~ =Drlaycd iu Tran~m missiouI Frank Woodcock former postmaster of Si,ka Nlaslsa. was arrested todoy for rmbezzlement of the mails whil, in au official ca- pacity in the Alaska town
 The man has been indicted and T warrant is ont for his arrest He was captured today after several weeks search for him bv detectives. W"edeeck was in chare. of the regis try acpartmcut at Sitlta. IIa wfl hc taken to Juneau for trial.
 American Intervention m Cuba
 HAVANA. May - Dclayed in Transmission Situation at Santioeo is Incoming critical. end it books as if thc only way out of the iuSurr-e- tion will br hy th- intervention on the part of the United States. The local authorities will not bc able to handle tho uprising for it is spreading to an the negroes upon the island.
 Harmon 3t. Wilson tt
 COLUMBUS. May @4 Delayed in Transmission -- Complete returns of the state from the democratic election give to Governor Harmon sl dele gates to the Baltimore convention and to Woodrow Wilson IT.
 Earthquake Honolulu.
 HONOLULU. May 2i- Delayed in TransmissIonD The sevcrcst earth quake ever recorded in the history of the island occurred today. Many buildings were razcd to the eround. tall structures rocked and swaycd and tho ropulac" arc panic stricken.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

For a nice warm bath ir The largest hath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything first ciass end up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
DO YOU NEED

Bill heads. statements. letter heads and envelopes. Nave them printed at the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
MUSIC AT THE EAGLE.

Every evening there is music at the Eagle, also the best brand of liquors and cigars in the market, al ways to be had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
Ancient City Uncovered by Colorado
 River.

NOODLES. Gal. May .t -up.la>rd in Transmission The raging waters "r the Colorado river started to cut 70 n"n rhnu, near this place and they arr now rxro~inr to view thr ruins of an ancient ritt The mad rushn@ waters do not permit of close msprc- 'ion, but houses apparently construct ed of eolid ra,h with streets and lanes passing amt conurcting tho same are coming into view and rco- plo gre rushing here 'o witness the ancient city rising from the he'd Of the Colorado river
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

WANTED-Position by experienced woman camp cook. Inquire al Carleton's Hardware, Store
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27

Let the Nugget do your fancy job printing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
Alaska Railroad Must Comply With
 Interstate Regulations.

WASIfINGToN. AIas - delaNea m Trau~mi-stpul Notifications hay" been forwarded to all Alaska railroads requesting th,m t" comply with tho requirements of the interstate r"eu- ati"ns. as rh,y uav ftIl directly nm drr jt~ supervision
 Th, instructions hts, heeu for ~ardcd hy thc interstate commrrc" commission and all roads wil have tn comply with th~ rrsulatlous. or foe subject tn Gu-+ and penalties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-27
LATE TELEcRAPHIC CONDENSED
DISPATCHES RECEIVED THIS
 AFTERNOON BY WIRELESS

Vessels in the harbar felt the shock and $ Hrr. tj1u w.V. has been caused by the -hucIs Several deaths have been reported and the natives have been stricken SO they are run ming mthrr and rhi,eHer C. .-etp, tHa trrmhfnu sho8ld it acgu aeIu Cornell Wins From Harvard and
 Princeton
 HoSToN May 4 uel5yad H Trlu,mis-loul Trc varsity boat race, on tha Charles rtvcr between Cornell Harvard and Princeton crack crews. was won hy tho -Isht rwy,r- from c"rr,fa wur Ha.. held '.e rowing record for ycar- Harvard hrid-. and th, hanks al4ue tue Ghu.,z rivcr w"r, lined hv thousands ol peap.e and the crews were ohe,r,d au fartr way a- tn.l -rr.d.I down fuau n. u1r,ard bort Ha5-. ts the e'har'r. river bridge
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

there should be plenty Of schools whore
they could learn II. But don't tell me-
that the average American woman who
has servant or two would be q better
mother and wife IL she pottered around
the kitchen all day. On thu contrary she
would be wasting her time.
"The woman who 10 at the head Of Q
house Is like the man who is at the head
OF large business concern That man
In not expected to do the typewritins
himself-as q matter OF fact most bus-
meas men could never handle q type
writer properly not take down letter
in shorthand. Yet they are excellent
administrators-and they know when a
letter has not been correctly written.
The same principle applies to a
woman. She must have enough iudg-
ment to tell when the dinner IL badly
prepared and she must be able to sug.
sest remedies but II IL not expscted that
she should know how TO take the cook,
place Her duty, when you come. dowr
70 It, Is much moro TO know how d
spend money wisely. s .
In other words. instead Of writing
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Little Stories by Little Folk
Frst Prize.)
The zuyder Zee.

BY Gertrude Koenig, Aged II Years, tS
North Thirty-first Avenue Blue SIDE.
We arrived at Amsterdam and went TO
the Victoria hotsl. which b acroD the
street from the station. We cleaned up
and had supper. a.
We had q good sleep and then had
breakfast For breakfast we had all
kinds Of cheese. suppose you think It
very funny to have cheese for breakfast
In tho morning after breakfast we went
to see some very small islandA one Of
which b named Marian.
These isiands are 20 small that you
can zee the sea from the middle Of the
Island.
They carry hay on . boat In the canal.
which 10 only large enough for boat
They pull It along because they could mot
paddle It along.
We now arrive ct Edsn. which d b
small village where they make the ceis-
, brsted Edam cheese. We wanted TO take
the pictures Of some Dutch people. or
rather girls and boys and they said.
Money
We travel on to woilendam. whsrs q
great many herrings are canned.
Travelling on we reach Marker, which
has only one tree on the whole island.
In the spring when the Zuyder Zee
rises the people have to move upstairs
because It rises so high. 1 shall finish
telling Of these islands another Sunday.
hope to see my story in print
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Sanctity Of Marriage
By THE GENrLEwoMAN.

In these days Of ieonoclasm, when tire
sponsibls writers Of certain school
seem to find their chief dslight In
pulling down all fabrics Of belief and
giving be nothing In their place. II Is
small wonder that one Of the most an
cient OF all the worlds ceremonies should
be made the subject Of a sneer. One
cannot but regard with apprehension the
lightness with which the marriage vow
is held. and the growing tendency to
contract Is without the santifyius snvi-
ronment Of religious service.
The fiippancy with which the subject
Is discussed by modern playrights. who
claim to be IN the van Of the '1ntsllec-
tuai movement" whatever that MAY
mean. Is also q reason for disduietude'
AT the present moment on the stage the
plays are permitted to be acted in which
the whole theory Of marial fidelity h made
the subject Of hilarious banter. and audi
ences are made to laugh incontinentiy AZ
situations In which husbands and wives
hold up to ridieule the sanetity Of the
marriage tie.
The type OF playwright TO which re-
fer does not. it is true. pose a. teacher.
He claims to mirror the tendencies Of
the ase. ,and he generally tries to make
as much ss he can out Of a. He Hnds
that the prurienoy pays, and Il is
iamentahls to think that whils the censor
osjsots to scene In a'piay written
BY an earnest man with the object Of
stamping out q growing evil he vii
lightly pass Q work In which The mosl
sacred relationships Of human iiss Ars
treated with = disgusting itvity. Thil
form Of entertainment naturally sncour'
ages the growth OF q sesptcal attitude
toward marriage and all that Il means
II leads to the belief so prevalent In thi'
country that marriage 10 not q CONTRACT
within the meaning of the constitutions
law or any other law: that II can b
entered into lightly and broken a. light,
on the funniest Of pretsxts.
What 10 the effect Of oil this upon tn
nationf Does II tend toward IN up
lifting Of the homo into Q serene atnaos
phere Of the domestic JOY and happinss'
and TO mutual respect and love pstwess
man and wifef Does u not rather 10
suit n soui-dsstroying sespucism. u
which all human relationships, bssids'
marriage. are regarded a. Of little value
Does II not aecount for the hundreds o
cases Of domestic unhapplnsss which arr
found in our law courts. from the hishss
tribunals, to the iowsstf
II marriage IL regarded as civil act
pure and simple. It ID likely to heoom'
thing OF the rsrth earthly. . thing o
iAxity and irresponsibIlity, II. on tn
other hand. II b looked upon - Il shoul'
be. as one Of the sacred ceremoniss Q
our livss charged With mysteries anna
mating IRON the Divine sourcs Of ~
things. carrying with 4 ehlisatens no
oniy to the participatcru. but y the rsn
and the nation. then does ~ influsno
which n builds up VIII have ~ founds
tons In rikhteousness
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Their Own Page
RULES FOR YOUNG waIrERs

!. write plainly on one side Of
the paper only ana number the
pAgss.
:. Use pan and Ink. not pan
III.
. Ehort and pointed articles
wiIl Be- givsn prsfsrsncs. DO not
uss over, $50 words.
q. Original stories or letters
only win BE- used.
). Write your name, are ana
sddrsss ~ the top Of the first
First ana second prisss Of books
triSrfions q III, psss sscn vssl.
Adlrsss All eommnnioatiozs 70
CxuD1HNB 0xRA1rKxNT,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
he Peevish Child !,
Needs a Laxative


II is natural for q child TO laugh and
play and whom Il sulks drowsiiy or cries
you nay depend on II something physi-
cal 10 the matter II you see no evi-
dence OF serious ailn.ent you will not
Of mild laxative thst evening on putting
II 20 bed.
The remedy most generally rscop-
meneed for this purpose IL DR.. cald-
wells Syrup .Pepsin, which mothers
throughout the country have been giving
tury. Today, thousands OF families are
using II where hundreds used II then.
and there must be good reason for this
word of mouth recommendation.
IL is admittedly the perfect laxative
others who need q gentle bowel stimu-
liant and not violent salt. eathartic
pill or doctored water. DR.. Caldwellff d
Syrup Pepsin will act gently. and when
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
USEFUL, BUT NOT ESSENTIAL


Trsanins In Cooking Car Ne Dts
eats Are shown.
True 20 her German seducation Nine.
Gadski is q hausfrau she is proud Of II.
and those who know her only a. the Inn
macuIate prima donna who sings In the
Metropolitan opera would be surprised II
they could see her during the summer At
her home In Berlin, busy in her kitchen.
supervising the cooking Of her favorise
dishes.
Nina. osdsh is proud Of the fact that
she knows how 10 cook. and she consid-
era It an interesting fad. but no more.
For while there may be moments In
sveryoIe's life whom the ability TO pre-
pare q meal may be very usefh. such
moments are not usually the most cru
ciai ones In a persons career.
Nine. dadski is Of the opinion that
both girls and boys should specialize and
concentrate their efforts on some one
subject II any others, such as carpen-
terins. cooking. embroidery. bookbind-
ing, etc, can be learned on the side and
without effort. they should, OF course. be
acquired. Learn all you can. especially
II It may be learned without effort-it
may come In handy some day" tbs
prima donna ssserts. but such accom-
plishnients are not vital factors In ths
success or failure OF the boy or girl.
you say the girls work is marriage
that she should be trained for t. Lieber
himmell IL marriage the same as for Q
man 70 engage eookf Is cooking
synonymous with the noblest thing IN
tiifef mol Mol
Il am not speaking Of the working
girls who marry working men and who
must themselves do all tho housework
For such Girls cooking is useful and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

takea before rstirins wni bring com
.pists satisfActi IN The morning Altar
aishort Use Of tbis rsstsdy ~ fcrrns Of
outside VA can b dispsissd with and
All CLASSES of sood American people
keep Il in the hons Tor nls q he stom-
ach, liver and bowsisf Ard aeaonE the
that they VIII never - withedt Il are
Mrs Mary y. Paddock, MANCHESTER.
Iowa A dose Of It has saygd many a
person frosnr serious 1ilnts4
! Anyone w4hing 10 make 4 TRIAL of this
remedy before buying n m the fegular
ray OF q druggist at fifty esnts or ons
dollar q large bottle family sirel can
free OF charge by'simple Addressing DR.,
w. b. Caldwell. fe6 Washingten St.
Montecsiio. Ill Your name and address
on postal card win do.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

long magazine artieies about turning
girk' college into schools Of domestic
science. so a. TO prepare the girls for
lifei I wonder n It would not Be batter
to advocate that every daughter In q
family be put to managing the household
now and then The experience Of ealanc-
Ing accounts. or arranging menus, Of
arguing with tradespeople, would. I think.
prove far more valuable to the future
wife than the knowledge Of how to bake
psrkerhoase rolls or chocolate layer
cake
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

am through with my stories about
Europe.
hope the new king and queen will
have q very pleasant reign and hear that
we are doing our duty by writing often
And wish to thank the Busy Bees for
there loyalty TO me.
Roxy.
BY Louise Ttmme, aged ii years ae0s
Miami street. Omaha. Blue side
We had pet dog whose name was
Roxy. He was very nice and did not
bite. When We said we were going to
have company be would 80 to the car
line 10 meet them.
one day grandmother was coming. SO
Roxy went 10 the car line and came
back with grandma.
When my cousins come down to play
with us they would stay awhile and
then take Roxy homo with them. Hs
came homo afterward. YN ~.
Z One day my brother took him 10 tbs
store. When they were out OF the stors
Roxy got run over by, an automobile.
They took him home and buried him
under an apple tree. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Tip,


BY Catherine Goss, Aged II Years. III
North Tnlrty-fiFst Avenue. Omaha.
We started for California on the Los
Angeles limited Friday noon. June II. 100.
We arrived at Los Angeles Monday At Q
p m.
We went to Hsrmosa beach. beach
twenty-five miles from Los Angeles and
IN Santa Monica bay. The beach is q
quiet residence place. but near Venice.
. place like coney Island. II 10 q miis
and cns-haif from Redondo beach, . ship
point, and the situation OF the largest
salt water plunge In the world.
We stayed at Hsrmosa beach until
Friday. August a. and then We left fos
Angeles for San Tfancisoo. arriving thsrs
Saturday morning. We stayed at the
Hotel 81. Francis. Saturday at Q .. m.
We LEFT for Seattle. wash.
On the way we stopped at Shasta
Springs for about ten minutes. got off
the train and went TO many springs and
drank many kinds of mineral water.
We took large cup to fill with the
mineral water to take on the train.
Then We went 10 Portland, Ore, and
stayed about three hours. We saw many
magnificent roses. Portland Is called the
''City Of Roses"
We srrived Ut Seattle Monday and
stayed until Saturday at the Hotel sor-
rento. One day Of the week we sailed
on Puget Sound to Victoria on Vancouver
island. We saw dry docks where they
clean ships and many other things. We
went back to Seattle and visited the
aisska-Yukon exposition. We stayed
until Saturday and then came home.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

sists Of beautiful Set black and bright
orange coat. He received bis name from
Lord Baltimore. whose coat Of arms was
orange and black.
One Of the most interesting things about
orioles 10 the picturesque nest which they
build. They fasten Il between two twigs
Of. tree. thus making comfortable
nest for the little ones.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
When I went In the

made little bed. When went In the
cellar saw him.
He sleeps In the. cellar and In the
morning scratches on the cellar door
and when we let him out he win jump
up and play and then run outside with
other dogs and then come In and lie
down..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Ths Golden Orange. ~


BY Ruth Rhodes. Lander wyo. Aged u
Years Red side.
Down IN the southern part Of Call
fornis are many kinds Of fruit and among
them are oranges which grow In large
groves. The owner Of one Of these
groves 10 . man named Mr.. West who
has Q wife and two children. Donald.
aged Il, and Marion. aged 10.
One day Mr.. West went out to inspect
his oranges and, a. he neared his best
tree, his eye caught sight Of an extra
large orange which was nearly ss bis
a. . pumpkin.
Il must take Il home and show It to
my family" he said. Gracious. such
large one"
% saying. he dspyived the tree Of its
largest burden. and. with the enormous
fruit Ia he hand. started homewsrd
very happiiy.
But after he had gone q few steps
ne was much astonished to see the
orange suddenly jump from his arms,
roll down the road, and become lost to
sight But upon arriving home he per.
eeived the orange In q fruit dish on the
table
The next morning when his wife saw
Il she said, 1--WE viii cut II into four
pieces and shall each have o piece"
Then she took knife and started to
cut the orange. when, behold There
stood little fairy exactly five inches
tall. who was clothed from head to foot
in orange coiored clothes and facing
Marion, is said. "As you are the only
one in this house who believes in me.
you shall be granted three wishes.
Then Marion said. II wish that the
orange from which you Just appeared
might be of pure gold. wish that you
might always stay with me and grant
my wishes. and lastly wish that my
mother father and brother and myself
might always be rich and happy.
your wishes are granted" said the
fairy waving q diamond wand; and the
magic orange Immediately turned to pure
gold.
This, happy family still lives in Cali
fornia and they have always been glad
that Marion believed In fairies.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
Note from Past King.

By Alfred Mayer, 60s Georgia Avenue,
Omaha, Neb. Red Side.
Dear Busy Bees: ri
am very glad our side won (Red slde).
And hope we will keep on doing 50.
I am going TO keep on writing until
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

OF the Bears Yellowstone the third Alfred Mayer who
tnues his series Of entertaining cities he has visited
abroad. -.
From Alfred Mayer have Of greeting the Red sde
Of which he king from whose leadership
the Reds prizes wonder that he proud
the Red side
the banner Inspiration for the Blues
In the fact that blue" carried off the prizes One Of these
Elizabeth q Bee also
joining sde-Myrtle o Oakland,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19
The Busy Bees

dE best letters sent the Chdren page this time good
that more than editor could do choose the
best He had to call outside aid make the decision. The
result what the today or the three refresh
ingy interesting stories travels the first place to Ger
trude Koenig who tells the Small Islands in the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-19

Bears in Yellowstone Park.

BY Elizabeth Robertson, mA Dodge
street onaAna. Siue noe.
Aiier long Gays Journey we stop -
tnei hotei over hsnt ana at.sr we nav
oos eupper we 90 out 70 see tns oesrs
IN back OF tne hotei 70 wnsre the shrp-
age 10 dumped ana tne bears come tnefe
every nisnt- 70 get their suppsF'
Whiie tpe black sriIziies are peace.uiv
eating tneir supper the siiver ups e~n'cn
rule over the other bears, run Gown tne
nin ANA pounoe upon tnem. .nsh shere
Is . great scat'er Ano tns piaek oeals
are up me trees IN . moment fhsy 20
up thsre Tor saIety' oecause si'er hs
silver hps are months o'a snsy eAn-
nos III nm, ~ 80 ..,.... 49,. -. 80. .,.,.,