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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12
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Columbus, O., Sept. IL.
The Bank OF Fayette, OF Fayette.
fulton county. was closed by the state
superintendent of banking today and
sxamiper ]. A. Holmes was placed in
nharge. Tho bank is a private inSti-
tuition, and is said to be holding n
large quantity OF paper OF a Cleveland
hrm which recently failed, together
with considerable worthless telephone
Decurities. There are no records with
tbe state department of banking show
ing who the owners of the bank are
or who its president Is. According 10
statement made February 4. the
banks resources amounted 10 $685.
Beo.o3: deposits. ss3.s7s.77. The state
ment showed overdrafts OF $1,000 and
D surplus OF SASH. Loans on real es-
tate were listed at $4,000; collateral.
s37 900; other loans and discounts.
$4,000; capital. $4,000.
Stopping off In this city on his way
to Mt. Vernon to enter school. II. g.
klopfenstein. Of Bowling Green. met
two strangers who engaged him in
several games. as a result OF which
he vas nimfammed out of S165. lie
reported the robbery to the police.
According to a report made by the
state labor commissioner. the cost for
obtaining employment for persons
through the state free employment Of
fees IN Columbus. Cincinnati. Cleve-
land. Toledo and Dayton has boon
cut from 80 cents to 20 cents for each
person In the last five years In the
same time receipts OF the department
from license fes charged private en-
ployment agencies have risen from
s2.seo to $4,000.
Or. II. s Welch. a dentist. and wide
ly known as an Ohio football star, is
dying at San Diego. Cal. as the result
OF an attempt TO murder him by Or.
Herman Bearostedt. a former friend
Later the would-be slayer committed
suicide IN his cell.
Milford Baker. farmer OF near
Gallon, was kicked in the head by a
mule to-day and killed.
Mrs. Samuel Scrihner. aged 80. died
suddenly In dentists chair at Marion
to-day after she had had two teeth
pulled. Physicians say the woman
did not take an anaesthetic. Her death
Is attributed to the shock
James Dye, a stationary engineer
at Portsmouth. to-day IN a Jealous rage
rhot hts boarding house keeper. Mrs.
Anna Wosson. twice IN the body. and
then fired a bullet into his own brain
Dye died instantly. and the woman
cannot recover, physicians saw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Mrs. Samuel Scrihner. aged 80. died
suddenly In dentists chair at Marion
to-day after she had had two teeth
pulled. Physicians say the woman
did not take an anaesthetic. Her death
Is attributed to the shock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Milford Baker. farmer OF near
Gallon, was kicked in the head by a
mule to-day and killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Town Was Deserted.
Aoundsv!lle. Ike all other surround.
ing towns. Presented a deserted Al.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

We sell and recommend the Mana
faris GarterS because they nj best
hecausa they wear the iongeSt-boca,,so
they hold the socks up smooth and with
out a wrinkle. Paris" Carriers are m,
pest Kind To wear with knee drawers
necause no metal can touch the body
faris Carriers don't bind tho leg-thev
ar" sweat proof-oco rless-they don't
tesr the Sockt We have your favortta
IN the single grip or double grip-at 25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

mems Ign weight Summer Night
Shirfs - tho coOl--lOW cut 80 cola rie-s
quality ~ sort fnish-fne White Mus
lin with the blue-piuk- white-rrd-
Warranted not TO fade. woven trimming
down the front and around the po~kef
These Special Night Shirts are extra
wide extra long with double pewed
and nat felled scams--and they ar. "A
real IS cent value but our price FOR
every neck size from 10 TO lis o.
: cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

MeFedcen's Sv eat Proof Linen Finish
RUBBER Collar look exactly Ike the
hnest linen-hut no matter how hot the
weather is-sWeat has no erect on them
ana they never wilt Gown. our sweat
PROOF collars dom have to be sent 20
the laundry 90 Ne waShed-when thev are
soiled from wearing rub with a he mn
cloth cleans them like new and they are
eaHy 10 Meaf aeain. We have - new
stly'S OF linen finish sweat proof col
la:s 20 pick from-hoys sizes ii 20 "a
mems sizes Il TO lg-at 20 cents and IS
cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

Stopping off In this city on his wa
to Mt. Vernon to enter school. H.
klopfenstein. OF Bowling Green. M
two strangers who engaged him
several games. as a result OF whiC
he vas nimfiammed out of sl65. II
reported the robbery to the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-12

DR. II. s. WEIGH. a dentist. and wide
ly known as an Ohio football star, is
dying at San Diego. Cal. as the result
OF an attempt TO murder him by Or.
Herman Bearostedt. a former friend.
Later the would-be slayer committed
suicide In his cell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

Sic 8artei ibren einfluBreiditen Giib=
rer berlor, tpur6en gu gleider 8eit
sic repilioniitii9en &rdfte, melde 6ie
Metbooen ser So3ialreformer I'M Die
@elinnung bes 8olfeS a1,f boaitanot=
qeren @aoifalismus b%or3uberetten,
geltarft. Nah %benielben Brin5ipten
getpinnt Ser &epiiionism1s in Slime
rita @runb. sSSn iebem Sole 1T 6er9fe=
pijionisnrus MIR repoll1tionarer 60
5iaIismus in per1tedterer, gefdbrli6e=
rer Sorm.
8ir biirfen mobl iager, 6ab Die
oeuti9e So5ial6emofratie NIT ibren
bier u1o cine balbe Miuion Stimm-
gcbern lire @0be nod nidt erreidt
bot. @s lit ridtig, 6oB Elm %5eittpeili-
ger @tinitan6 eingetreten lit. GieS
mag g%r0Btentbeils SEN iib%ertriebenen
&%offnungen 5u3l1i6reiben fem, melde
sic ~So5ial6emofraten auf lire 10.
&eidstogsmitglie6er ieben. Na6 al
SEN groBartigen @erlpreden, melde
bieie tbren @ablern madten, baben
Tie oblolut gar nidtS ausgefibrt. Die<
ie Ibatiade ie6od rei6t nidt bit1, I'M
Sic groBe 3abl berienigen> melde Ben
@immel ouf gr6en i11d)en nr6 glalt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

gait Ser @riinoung zines fatboliiden
Jiriorgeperbar6es fir Saubitumme
in Sen 0i05eien Miinlter un6 Na6er=
born. W5an ipra6 iid i'm &rincip
ei11mutbig fir cine iolde @run6ung
aus. Die porgelegten Statuen tpltr=
Sen angenontmen. - 3aS 5%0iabrige
MmtSjubild1tm ais @pmnaiianebrer
fonnte in Ba1erborn 8ebeim=
rotb Nrof. OF. &inie begeben. =
@err 8farrer S. @abbeL bisber
Hfarrer i1 2emgo, 9ecanot Getmolo,
lit iing1t 6ur9 SEN @odp. @err11
Ie6ar1t 80obider in Sun6mig
feierlid in fem Mmt eingefibrt nor
Sen. = Sic Geranitaltung elmer @e=
merbe un6 Sr6uitrie 8 Musitellung
inn Sabre 1914 in 80 n tp11r6e
bon elmer bier abgebaltenen 3ablrei=
den 8%eriamm1ung bei@loiien. -
&iir5li@ fano sic feierli4e @runb=
iteinlegung gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in 01pe 6ur@ &farrer &iridmanm
in @egentpart ser an6eren Bfarrgeiit=
li6feit, 6es Observation-Disclosures
M@enba@ un6 Ser unternebmer itatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Sic aIte @etmatb.
6annDber.

Ser bannoper9e Mtnilter
bat. perfiigt, 6ab Ser Musnabmetarif
fir 5utterminfel nur Big gum S9luB
oes laufen6en Sabres @eltung 3D.
ben io4. IS bat elmer @n5ob1 bon
Hetitionen bon @4ifffabrtsintereiien=
ten I'M @ebiet 6es Dortmun6-@msca-
malls be6urft, I'M Sen Mintfter our
Mufbebung elmer @aBnobme gu BE.
itimmen, Die BEN eigentliden 3med
Ser 8eidaffung biliger Suttermittel
namentlid @erite, berfeblt. - Ser
@afenarbeiter @roffmann aus 2auen=
f0rbe (&r. nslan6) ml1r6e beim Ser
LADEN bon @iienplotten at To6e ge=
6riidt. - Mnf 8orfnm begingen Sic
gbeleute Mggen am 2. Sct. 6ie 6ia-
montene @o@5eit.
@effalen.
Ser Marttnifir9tburm in 81 Il IL
It e lift iebt in fetner trauten, olten
Gorm interchangeable, mnb sic foit=
Iide &a1be leudtet inn @ol6e ser melt,
en- @1tpferiiberflet6ung = Sn % a H.
ne trot cine gr0Bere 3abI bon @eiit=
liden n16 Mn1tolts6irectoren ser 1i0=
5eien Miiniter un6 H%o6erborn, melde
in ser fatbolif6en S~aubitummenieel>
forge beiddfttgt iin6, 5uiammen. @s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
GAS ORIA
@arl 9bieles Neiieberi1t
0Gnemarf.

Gdnenrarf lit topographic gang
beridieoen bon Sdmeoen nit iei1e1t
groben Seen un6 8al6ungen, un6
nod mebr bon Nortpegen NIT ieiner
ourd sic 6i0ros 5erriiiene @iite,
benn es beitebt aus elmer Menge fla
der SnfeM ie6er @eltaltung un6
@roBe. Die gr0bte 6abon lit Gee
LAMB, tporauf
&openbagen
Ole @nuptitaot oes 2anbes, nit 60O,=
600 g%inpobnern liegt. Mit Sen bic
len altbt1toriiden @ebau6en, i@mu=
den @traBen, i60n gepflegten 8ld=
ben, Hromenooen nnb Harts, feiielt
gammeI @i0benbabn ben
Grem6en iofort. Sic Stoot mur6e
i'm 12ten Sabrbnnoert g%egriinoet unb
iit, inn 8erbaltntB 51 Ser @impobner=
5abl bes 2anbes, sic groBte &oupt=
itaot ser @elt, ga Der iedfte Ebeil
6erielben barinnen mobnt. 9urd
@errn NelS Nelion bon ct. @lou6
tpurbe i6 an &errn Mlfre6 @onien,
Elm &openbagner &tnb empfoblen un6
unter ser liebensmiir6igen 6iibrung
oieles @errn, Ser je6en @infeI ser
Sta6t fannte, u116 ale Sebensmiir-
oigfeiten 6arin un6 berum an BEN
6ingern ab5ablen fonnte, fublte i6
MIDI bo1o beiniid in Ser i6onen So
1enito6t. 1te groBte Sebenstpiir6ig=
felt fir einen 8i1rne1llanoer lit Ser
ltarfe &%riegsbafen, aber Ser Stol5 Ser
acknowledgement concentriert ii6 in 6em
1903 bouenoeten nelte11 &atbbauie.
Ios Naa6bus lit ein impoianter
Nenoilanceban NIT 800 fnB bobem
gburme, tpori11 Elm @%1odenipiel, ltn6
11no feline 6of1oben in iiberreiher
@eile nit 6rieien, Srnamenten nnb
Tigure11 geidmiidt. Ieuberi It prof
tiid lit Sic @lasiiber6odur1g '6es eli
11e1o, Ser 5mei inneren @6fe, }peld1er
fir Ser nmmlnngen ber11bt miro. Gin
S nipi5ierungsgong 6urd
6ieie s Mnlter bon einem Gerual=
tungsgebdu6e lit Elm Mni6auungsltn=
terri4t tint @roBen. Cine ent5iiden6e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Sp3iaIiSnauS 1T 9emtf1:
lamb.

Inter oielem Sitel bringt Die IN
Netp Sort erideinen6e ~Imerica" fol,
qenoe bennerfensmertben Mnsfubru11,
aen: Sic slugen ser @elt iino auf
Sic Observation-Disclosures Eartei 9eutlh-
lambs geri6tet. Man bofft, bon Ger
ielben irgenouel6e Mnoeutnngen gu
erbalten iiber Sen &urS, ben tie IN
Ser raidlten 3ufunft einidlagen miro.
8ebels 500 unb Ser Sena &ongreB
buben BON rtel1em Sic Nelgieroe Der
jeniqen erregt, pelde 6ie. io5ialen
uno politiid)en gerbaltnille itnoierer.
IS lit Flor, oaB ser &eoiiionismus Ell
men 9ieg iiber Ben &aoifalismlts err
ru11ge11 bat; aber sizes lit fem @rnno
sunni I%roblofen. Son Sen 5tpet Sor=
men oes 5o5ialism1s lit Ser er tere>
mtlder Sic mebr foni erbatipen Sen=
oen5en ser Yartei repralentiert, bel
meiien1 Ser gefdbrlihere Sbet1. IS
lit cine >peite Mbmei6nng bonn ltrif=
ten Morrism115 ser @ergangenbeit,
ul1o nit ieil1em Mi1dmuid bon &om=
promi1en 5iebt ct mabrideinlif ei1re
groBe 3abl bon 9eatten an, ouf mel=
die Ser mebr rooifale So5talismlts
ob1tobeno >pirft. 8eibe gerpegunge1
li1ro gleidmdBig Ser &eligion fei1o=
lid nno gleifmdBig entihloien, NIT
Ser beltebenben Notwithstanding
ouf5urGumen. Mber Ser &epiltonts=
mus, mdibreno er binreiden6 0urd=
orrtrgen lit bon Sent &otb ser Nepu=
luton, min nod un6 na6 otejenigen
religionsloien glemente Ser gsatton
in 1ib a%l1fnebme11, pel6e fir Die ro=
6ifole MaBnabme no6 ni6t borberei=
tet 1inb. M1bren6 bur@ 8ebe1s SOB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Meibet bermbigenbe &miten.Nebi5i'
nPff.

@enn SIR 6ireft gum Auftreten
bon capinorer 8ron@itis un6 Gun.
genent5iinoung b%eitragen tpout, Damn
gebraudt &uiten-M eoi5inen, tpel@e
Goblin, Morpbin, Seroin un6 anoere
8er1bigungsmittel entbalten> tpenn
SIR cine @rfdltung o6er &1iten babt.
Gin 8ruitretnigungsmittel mie
@bamberloins &uitenmittel lit, mas
man gebrau9t. Dies reinigt Sic Gull
turbitten o6er @r5ergungspldbe fir
6ie Seine Ser 2ungenent3unoung un6
anoerer @eimfranfbeiten aus. Das
lit, tpesbalb Bneumonia beritammt
aus elmer grfdltung tpenn @bamber-
lains @uitenmittel gebrandt miro.
Sc bot einen meltbreiten STUFF fir iei-
ne @eilungen. Gs entbalt feinen
Morpbium ODER nn6ere 8erubtgungss
itoffe. gu faufen BEL apen &ano-
Tern. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

Musiibt iiber Sta6t nnb 2uno er=
balt man bo1r ser &uppelgaQerie 6es
ge1paltigen &ptben SbnrmeS,
81 .melder' mar anf etnem I'M ST.
nererr al1gelegten @dnedentpege ge=
langt. Danii6es @olfsleben fann
man bel einem 8eiube 6es CHARITIES
om s e 1itran6 be1tens 1tu=
bierer1 nn6 mon fon1mt 6abei GIT Ser
lleber5eugul1g, 0aB Sic &openbagener
6ii6meiber nn6 Marftfral1en, benen
bon Noris, &0lt u116 Berlin in 31111=
genfertigfett ni6ts nodgeben. gn
Ser 5eite 6es &at bdnger grobe Sii@-
f0rbe> aus tpel9en sic leergeipor6e=
men groBen 8otttge Ser Damen
mie0er NIT leben6igen 8ii6en berie=
be11 meroen. &leinere Siide 6iirfen
MIR l%eben6ig gu Marft gebrad)t tper=
oen, bagegen f0nnen gr0Bere ge=
i6lodtet un6 betm @fun6 %berfauft
mer6en. @enn bier ser @eru6 fem
angenebmer, 10 lit es I'M 10 mebr
bei 6em nobebeftn6li6en 8lumen=
marfte ser San, mo- man Elm farber=
reides @il6 erblidt un6 bon 6em
Quite gon5er @erge bon 8litben,
&noipen nn6 8lumen faft berani9t
miro: Sic 81 moger 8lnmenfral1en
beriteben es, gei9madpolle Gtrdukee
gu bin6en un6 6a6ur@ @erfdufer ber-
an5uloden, 6enn 6mr9 S@onbett nnb
|Sdid fonnen 6ieie ontifen
0omen, pie 8. g.. sic pifanten fran=
50iii9en bonqnetiereS ober
italienii@en fiorouas, ni@t mebr
5ieben. Sic bier bon BEN &auiie-
rern gebraudten Bonpz@inipan1er
entipre6en meinem @ei@made bef-
fer, ols sic in Deutid1ar6 10 be-
Iiebten @un6egeipanne ober gar
sic f60ne Combination bon Sun6 un6
Meni@. Maes iiebt bier frifd un6
appetitlt@ aus, Dor alien uber 6ie
@lttter, melde einen @eltruf bat. SIN
Molfereitpelen bGlt 3Gnemarf SEN
b0diten Stang nn6 len6et allein nod
ENGLAND m09entltd fir u Miuion
Collars ieiner 5m0r
Da Sic 6armer lire etgenen 6 o.
Sperationenb abet1 unb felt 5u=
fammenbalten, baben ite iid Dem
@riffe Ser iie friiber beberridenoen
Srn t 8 enttpun6en nn6 befommen
nun bonen Brets fir tire 8ro6ucfe.
Mber AUDI in an6erer 8e3iebung lit
ser 6aniide 8ouer muitergiltig, benn
er beritebt es cine gut gei9ulte un6
nett %gefIei6ete gamiIie nit Dem @r-
TRACE bon meiitens meniger 6en1 10
Slider bebdbig gu erbalten unb lit Gr..
multi anf 6em 2mbe bier unbefannt.
@rosIor6 iiebt man bter fait gar
ni9t, e%beniomenig sic in England un6
Sranfrei@ baiufigen &eden, benn sic
miiroen ia einige Bon 2ano tpegneb=
men. &ier fantt man %belebren6e Ser
gleide 5piidcn bdnii@er Oecono o.
mite nno amerifaniiden &anb-
3 a II onitenen.
@os gerbdItniiie 3pii6en Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

ben, oaB sic So5ialoemofratie iie al
lein nit oemielben begliifen f0n1re,
5u enttauiden. 5olte Deutidlan6
ien1als bon elmer fremoen Maht an
gegriffen ur6 BE iiegt mer6en, miiroe,
mie man anninm1t> iofort sic rotbe
6lagge m1fge5ogen meroen. Sic 60
5ialilten lelbit geben oieS fret unb Of
fen al. Ger @ebiiio1ismls lit MIR
sic unter ser M16e %glimmenoe &oble,
m1breno ser &a6ifalism1s sic To-
oernoe 6lomme lit. Sir bei6e Ebeile
gleidm6Big lit oie grobe 3abl reli=
gionsloier Mrbeiter 8rennltoff.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

8auer @oenber) un6 ieine11 &iiben
lit 6aS 6enfbar 5artelte. NiemalS
miiroe FOLDER cine Sub i6lagen. gr
ruff iie bel 6em Nomen ser iiber if
rent Elabe i'm Stoqe, gera6e tpie in
ei1em Marltau, angebra6t lit nn6
0enft ni6t 6aran iie bel faltem @et=
ter 5u einem 5pa5iergange
binauS5unebme11, ob1te Tie porber nit
elmer 1ede at idiben. 9as ba11ilde
@a11ergeboft bilbet mel items elm @ier<
ed, mobon 6rei Seiten bon Stauen
ul1o G6eune11, u16 Sic bierte> nad
Ser 9orfitrabe getoan6te Sette bonn
@obnbanie gebil6et tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
Gin ianftcs nnb mirfiames 2aratip.

V1H 1HHI1cS Il 1ulr1Iu11tS SUEH11p'
Sin miIoes, 1anftes u1ro mirfiame5
2orotip, lit mas 6as Iolf mia, me1n
es bon ltnper6aulidfeit geplagt lit.
Sotie11oe i6moren 81 Or. Sings
Melten 2ehenspiaen. &ugb Toaman
bon Gan Mntonio, Seras, ihreibt:
Sic li16 auBer aQem 8peifel Sic be-
item Nilen sic meme Grau nno id je
ge1ommen bohen." Sic berurioben
ME shmer5. YreiS 25& in Npotbe,
fen ober bur@ sic Boit. s. 6. 8ud-
len & &c., Bbila6elpbto ober ct.
2o1tiS. - Mn3eige.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

who have made their homes here and they leave many mourning friends. One of the women lost has been out side for her health's sake for some years and her husband had been con- stantly wishing for her return. There are probably others who were also looking forward to the coming of some of those people who have died, and, after all, the ones who live and suf- fer are to be pitied more than those who passed away. That is the worst of catastrophes of this kind. One the number of the dead.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20
Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, AUGUST 20, 1913

One sentence in the story of the wreck of the State of California brings out in sad relief the awful de- tails of such an occurrence When the wreck last Monday people won dered why so many women had lost their lives while many men had been saved but the question has been ans- wered by the sentence which tells how the mast fell on the life boat while it was filled with women. The picture which those words present to the mind is indeed horrible. One can See the great mast falling from above as one might see it in a ter rorizing nightmare and he can see women in the boat below crushed out II existence in moment. There is some relief in the thought that it was by some accident like that that so many women lost their lives. There was evidently done everything possi- ble to get them away first from the sinking ship but by this very cir cumstance their doom was sealed. The captain went down with his ship as captain is supposed to do and certainly no blame can be attached to him. The remark able fact is that the loss of life was so small, comparatively, when it is taken into account that the ship sunk in three minutes after striking The hull was torn from stem to stern the telegram told the Nugget readers and one can understand how the ship with the bottom torn out must have sunk like lead. How the people man. aged to get clear in such a short time is something extraordinary and, after all, the result might have been much more awful.
 It will probably be found when the whole story is known that the people in the list of the missing were caught in their rooms and went to the bot tom with the vessel.
 That catastrophe took place thou sands of miles from Nome but the pe- culiar conditions of life in the terri tory make it seem a local loss. IL shows how much the people of Alaska may be regarded as unit no matter how far apart they might be. Many of the dead are strangers to the ter ritory but many others are people
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

Entered as second class matter, Feb 2s. 1907. at the Postoff1ce at Nome, Alaska, under the Act of Congres Of March 3. 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

that the government is so largely radi. cal in it's tone. It is difficult, even with that in mind, to believe that this decision about the San Francisco fair can possibly represent general British sentiment toward America.
 Americans generally speaking, are so broad blinded that they do not want fully to realize that it may be only hands across the sea" when there is something substantial in Uncle Sam's. They know full well that the friend ship that has to be bought is not worth paying for. John Bull Is surely not so poverty stricken that he must hag- gle over a penny with a friend. This show of petty temper is, alas. deplor- able betrayal of a mean spirit.
 And to base his opinion on a high sounding principle is for John Bull to pose on a pedestal of lofty self-right- eousness which history never erected for him, and which would topple if tapped with even toy hammer of truth.-New York American.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

Great Britain's refusal to take part in the Panama Canal Exposition of 1915 may be accepted in sorrow rather than in anger-sorrow that the go- vernment of so great an empire should have sunk into such a narrow rut of parochial politics that for the sake of a ha'porth of self-advantage it would sacrifice it's share in the nobler spirit of rejoicing in a worlds great work well done.
 Here. then, is the childish retort to the refusal of our government to sub- init to arbitration the dispute about the canal tolls-"We won't play in your yard"
 Of the dispute itself this newspaper has already on many occasions ex- pressed it's emphatic views. Based on a shadowy protectorate over the Mos quito Indians, in which there was never any practical reality, Great Britain undertakes, under the letter of certain treaties made at a time when the idea of a canal at Panama was not dreamed of, to tell the United States that it cannot send it's own coast-wise traffic at a lower rate than foreign Sovean traffic through a canal every dollar of whose vast cost it has itself paid for and which runs through territory entirely under the American flag!
 In practical operation the amount involved in the ocean, going traffic of foreign ships would admittedly be so small that the raising of a dispute about it at all by any foreign country becomes a shining example of "hot potato" stand diplomacy.
 From a government that acquired the Suez canal through the devious, if forceful, methods Great Britain en- ployed-always, of course, strictly Ob- serving every honorable obligation to it's neighbors from the purely and cur ious British 'viewpoint-the Panama protest was simply an astonishing ex- hibition of sordid and envious greed. It would be difficult to believe that such decision as this by Great Brit ain represented anything more that the clamor of its Tory press-the kind of a press that a day or two ago exploit ed an article calling for the abolition in tennis of the overland service which l enabled Mclaughlin to win back the Davis cup-f it were not for the fact
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

The Peoples Paper"-Noms Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

Some remarkable psychological facts are connected with the news paper head. It is we'll known in news paper circles that the same story can be made to seem two different stories by a difference in heads. Put a big head on an ordinary story and put a small head on a big story and very often the ordinary story will look greater to the reader than the really big story.
 People are accustomed to blame newspapers for big headlines when the blame really rests with the people themselves. Almost every day one will hear someone say that a paper is not publishing much news about some certain occurrence when as a matter of fact it may be publishing quite lot but publishing it under small heads.
 story always looks more important and more sensational under a big heading and papers in self-defence, to overcome the lack of thought or ob- servation on the part of some readers, are forced to use big headings. If this were not so no newspaner would use big headings. What would be the use of them?
 Big headings are not confined to the United States. The papers of London, for instance, paste great pla- cards over the city each day with great, glaring headlines to show the important news which the papers themselves contain. People see those great headlines and they go at once to purchase the paper Headlines really advertise" the story according to their size.
 Big headlines are a different matter altogether from sensationalism. Sen sationalism comes with playing up stories and making them appear more important than they are by adding things and details which are not facts. This is really dishonest. It certainly is quite honest to add some facts to a story so that the story might be seen in it's proper light, pro- vided, however, that they are facts and nothing else A man who invents. or fakes out of whole cloth is the real enemy of decent newspaper work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-20

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