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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Now just see what they are going to u. over in dear old England. or rather in Ireland. The votes for women girls are going right into the man business in earnest and are getting ready to i, in that foolish urmy in Ulster which is fighting against what Ireland has l.cen crying for these many years.
 Whether home rule h test for lre- land or not we do not know. nor IS 1t any of our affair. England and Ire land will have to fight that out be- tN cen them. But there is one aspect o: the case which does concern us and that Is that all these pretty En- elish girls. well as will give them tho icnefi, of the doubt and call them pretty. are getting ready to be sol- dicrs. Real soldiers. with rifle and rt twcr-puff. pardon. we mean powder horn and all of the rest of the para- phernalia that goes to make ono of the heroes look the part.
 Of course when this valiant corps which Is going to fight for Ireland. we cannot mako out whether 1t Is to free Ireland or not. gets into the field there is going to be lots of trouble.
 We do not mean that the march of the army will be retarded by lost hair pins and misplaced chewing gum. they will soon get over that habit. But what about discipline?
 The right wing of the Ulster army Is composed of the first feminine brigade of light infantry and Mrs. Brigadier General Plantagenet is giving an af- ternoon tea just to spite Mrs. Colonel Ahercromby who had the impudencc to cut her at the last general inspec- ton of the brigade. Mrs. Colonel Abercromby isn't invited and she and her adjutant Miss Captain cholmon. deiiy. are planning . tea for the next afternoon which will eclips Mrs. Gen. crl piantagenets' old tea.
 Up dashcs . mud splashed stan off, flcer from the commanlder-in-chief with orders for General Plantagenet to form her brigade at once to resist the guards brigade of tho British army which is advancing to turn the Ulster flank.
 Theso girls have been away from dear old London for six weeks and
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things and happsninss and in general they are coralariss of the days news
 of ccurss in the editorial columns partisan papers must handle partissn srh.ect. from only one side. That is .ha eide championed bv the paper. It could not be expected that republic ar paper would print editorials fay orabis to the democratic party nor thnt n democratic paper should es- pcusc the cause of the republicans
 The press beipg free is at liberty to take either side In a political con t,oversy and abide by it.
 Then there is one other class of pa- per. atili referring to the editorial co'- umna. and that Ia the paper which is independent and refuses to have lie editorials fetter~d by any party or person or innuence.
 On the whole this is the safest pa per for the general run of the public to read for it's editociais on all topics nre unbiased by personal alliances or political alliances and 1t ia free to "x- press tho naked truth. as the editor ,...es it, in its editorial columns as N a.>s in tho news columns.
 Few papers color their news. TOT orcs tinted up with the brush of hc- t,on news ceases to be news. But a'' editorials are painted upon the pase as tho reflections of the editors mind and in an independent paper they should favor neither one side of a DO. lticai argument or another. They should criticize all that seems bad In any party. administration. clique or cabai and they should at all times lay before the people food for renection VI u,ca. whether they agree with tt or not will aid in determining the right or wrong of any condition. topic or policy.
 .uv Independent newypaper as l,..,,Sr ., xacL nus q SrAsSr fespohs' ....,, vn ... shoulders In~n hASe tIo ,.ucrs wn!cn Salsr 10 one pv''t'cAl ,,.,r,, or another. Ana tnat V oiie .r, .vou reason why nny indepchdehl ,,.per snCuid keep Itself so free from ...r suggestion Vi influence liat Il" {. ..Ivrluis can ne.sr to ausstloneo as .v.As written Tor anything put the best ...,rissls of Hll vf the people A'i of .GI. lime.
 lhs NUGGET is an Independent new spaper which ts for Nome und for Alaska and 1t has not
 ...c pas, hesilated to express It's up,nions on any subjects. political or !. .,i.yrw ise. and 1t will not In the future , haI.ge its policy. The NUGGET is for Alaska and for Nome regardless of ,,ny party or creed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Fnlere1 as secvnd c.aes matter. Fen e 1907 at the Postotncs at Nome. Ataaka under the Act of Conx:se ef N .rrt . 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10
oIx AuveHIiSiNG STORY.

Nol iony ago in one oi the Eastern ril...s u verlain more or less unknowi' uGp.,rtnieiil store on one M the ches streets had practically failed in busi- hess. IL had been going down hiil tol several years anu the senior part .' suggested that as they were go- ing to smash anyway they might n well sell out as quickly as possible ana get u over with.
 There wss not very much money II; the strong box but what little there was paid for n full page nd in tw'' papers for several days.
 The ads were full and told all about the stock to be disposed of and the cut in prices.
 At the end of tho week tho ads had brought so much business to tho store that the owners werc able to get cred . r for another large consignment ii goods. Did they take their ads out of the papers? Nothing likc 1t. They advertised all the more and everybody In town was talking of the cnterrris, Of the little department store. It is getting to bc great big dc. partment storc now and 1t is still ad- vt trtising more than any other stors iE the city and incidentally makinr ,, o~c v,ooay Tha auaxvor Ia foo nh ir to need mention.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

As ,u lue satncrihg and printing oi news. lne news cv.uIiiiis UI d paper oafi.SaI.y Sssvuau ue free krVln any col or...S vr U.as ,A sv Aar as aStuui news l.,....sl .s Cv..Gssne Ine pest cie- fuS..l au any cvssI,nuiiILy oepend Tor t.urrIS news items vt interest apsotuIc. !. iy upon the co,umns of the ualiy pa. psrs. 1ne managers or the pupiici.- t,. ms knvw InIs ana lney a!s0 knvw tnat It ls to tnc.r interest to print as i.Ixr Lue .ruln as II is pUssipic foi .,Aear news servace, esti,er ioca,i or teic- krupnic. to get.
 Cerlain publications specialize ii ,ews o1 one klnd or another because tmeH particular cllentei prefer thai sv,y vf news. One paper prints more sporting news than another. One will spsscal,xe m aLolnsr iinc. But all pa psrs try to pr.nt the truth in so far as actual news goes and no newspaper knowingly misrepresents the facts in news item. In the first place 1t is no, good business and In the second place 1t is easter to print the truth than IL ic to go to the trouble of printing something else.
 i,robably there is no one thing that shy papers have to contend with which is 90 annoyiyg as attempts maus to influence their news columns. u many people think that all that is ...ccssary is to speak 10 the manage msnt and . story of news value can bs given any color desired.
 Other people would have a news story killed because for one reason or another they would prefer not to sec 1t In print. They expect the paper t' deprive its readers of what they have every right to expect from the paper aii oe the news. just becaus to print aii of the news might hurt tho feelings of one or two or several people.
 No newspaper could run # 1t fol. lowed the dictates of all of the people who give 1t suggestions as to how its
 = should be handled and the wise raper pays no attention to any of tht suggestions and prints simply facts and incidents as they occur. Il in doing this tho feelings of anyone are hurt it unfortunate. but # thes are sufficiently in the public eye tt become nsws items they cannot cosn- pIain.
 . rsEafd to the editorial policy ol : pepsr the condition is . little diner. eas. Ths sditoriais arc the psfsona cesnmeats q tho editor on eusrsnl srssts - tesics q upon thsosies ant ecndltieaa
 Thsy aSs u no ssnse nsws. But thes rspeooGnt si,s bset sGrorts q tho writ. - te Snyg4g IT. v!ews on csssAis
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Mor'cg TO rMs suei,e

After Ssins washed ese sy sAs sessgb tho Nome Tailoring co. is psmsAsael' and open for business. e,seains pesse- ing and repairing. Suits msAs 0 eeiee. All kinds of fur work Aons. VI will be pleased to meet our cid fssspAs suei rntrons at the old stand hstwssn edck srstrom and Iiagen's and zshnsr JS6s eIery stores. ~:
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navs taken evs- the sianine s''' hsrstsssrs spsratsd by ]. 4. psrsy' and ars prepared to sivs s'' erdsrs prompt and skilifui attention. Hard' weed and sleish luwbsr, all ksnds os machinsd lumber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

Another double header. Two good aamss in 4. 8. hall, Friday night. The teams are better than ever. Adnis- sion Soc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-12-10

osnts fur eoats, kid fur parkas ladiss fur coats, fur robss. sheep skin sox and vnittens at HeIts.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-24

IChancery BARI
S4FRIFFss SALEM Chanoery Of New
Jersey Between Louis Kohn. complain
ant ind Alexandra Bottiglieri 81 ais, de-
PENDANTS, Fl. IA, for sale OF mortsesno
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of nsri
facias 10 me directed l shall expose Tor
sale by public vendue. at the Court House.
In Newark, on Tuesday, the sixth oay OF
January next. at two o'clock .. M. all that
lying and being In the City OF Newark
Essex County, New Jersey
BEGINNING at a point in the westerly line
OF North Fifth street one hundred ana nfty
feet northerly from tho northwest corner OF
same and Second avenue; thenos running
estery and parallel 10 Second avenue one
hundred feet; thence northerly and parallel
TO North Fifth street fifty feet thence east
eriy parallel to first course one hundred rect
to North Fifth street aforesaid, and thence
southerly along the same nifty feet TO the
place OF beginning,
Being lots II and ~ on block D on map
of property belonging 20 Peter Campbell
Excepting:
That part of the mortgaged premises az
beginning OF a point in the westerly line OF
North Fifth street one hundred and seventy
Ave feet nor.therly from tho northwest cor
ner OF tbs same and Second avenue; thence
running westerly and parallel 10 Second
avenue one hundred feet: thence northerly
and parallel to North Fifth street twenty
five feet thonoe easterly and parallel to
first course one hundred feet 10 North Firth
street aforesaid. and thence southsrly along
the same twenty-five feet 70 the place OF
Being lot No u on map of Peter Camp
bell.
JOHN #. MONAHAN, Sheriff,
Richard n. Kohn. sol'r. 01N'o2)
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fchancery B-Gse.1

D.
SHHRfFBSS SALE--1n ChRncery Of Now
Jersey; Between John William Clark ad-
minis,tratoT etc, OF William Clark. deceased.
premises
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF oer4
faoias.. 70 me directed, 1 shall expose for Hale
by public vendue at the Court House. IN
Newark, on Tuesday. the thirteenth day OF
tracts or parcels Of land and premises situ-
ate. lying and being in tho city of Newark,
Essex County, New Jersey:
Beginning at point on the east side or
line OF North Fifth street distant three hun
dred and seventy-fiye feet south from the
south line OF Third avenue with the east
side or line OF North Fifth street an laid
bnyn. In IN y R'd S.n Ss aonF tss
line or side Of North Fifth street two hun
dred and eighty-nine feet and seventy sight
SodndarS line of said ,rac. OF iand formerly sSSi
belonging to the estate Of Aaron Peck de-
ceased thence southeast along said south
boundary line one hundred ana one feet and
eighty-two one-hundredthB OF foot to the
centre line OF the block between North Fifth
and North Fourth streets: thence north
ery along said centre line and parallel with
| North Fifth street three hundred and eight
feet and ninety-seven one-hundredths Of q
avenue one hundred feet to the point OF
place of beginning. be said several distance,
, and dimensions more or less.
premises aSSS tn the Following t"' ''s' 0O'''''
/ Ilst 1rhcI-BeRinninH ~ = pOtnN on Int
east side OF North Fifth street distant thre,
hundred and seventy-nve feet south from
| tho south line OF Third avenue. as laid dowr
on map OF property OF Aaron Peck made II
| July, 1893. by Harrison VAN Duyne; thence
| south along the east line OF North Fifti
street nifty feet; thence east parallel with
| Third avenue one hundred feet: thence NORTH
parallel with North Fifth strest nifty feet
thence west parallel with Third avenue on,
| hundred feet TO beginning.
Second Traot-Beginnng at . point ir
tho cast line OF North Fifth street distant
four hundred and twenty-five feet south
from the south line of Third avenue. as iRiC
down on map OF properly OF Aaron Peck
made July, 1898, by Harrison Van Duyne
thence south along the east lima Of Nor
Fifth street Atty feet; thence east parallel
with Third avenue one hundred feet: thence
north parallel with North Fifth stree, hfty
feet thence westerly parallel with Third
avenue one hundred feet TO tho beginning.
Third Traot-BeEinning 81 = point on this
eastery side OF North Fifth street distant
four hundred and seyenty-fivs fest south
erly from the southsrly side of Third ave
nue. as laid out on map OF Aaron Peok
made 10 July, 1ssa, by Hsrrison Var
Duynei thence southerly along the easterly
lima Of North Fifth street twenty-five feet
thence sasterly parallel with Third avenue
one hundred feet thence northerly parable
with North Fifth atreet twenty-five feet
thence westerly parallel with Third ave
nue. one hundred feet 20 the beginning.
Newark. N. j., December 3, 1913.
JOHN #. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Lindsbury. Depue q Faulks, Sol'rs. (t27.6ll
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fnsnoery BIOL

Echsnoery B-41e.]
AaERlFFse sALE-in chanoery of New
complainant. and Morris PARKWAY ssS 0I Really
Company. 81 ala. defendants FL IA. for
sAlss Of mortgaged premises.
~ virtue OF the above stated writ Of hsri
Mass, TO me directed, shall expose for
ale by public vendue at the Court House.
Newark. on Tuesday, the sixth day OF
ssnusry nsSt, At two O'Clock D. M. all those
tsaots o. parcels OF land and premises situ-
ate, lying and being in the City Of Newark,
Essex County New Jersey.
1hst Iract-Begnning at a point in the
easterly line OF North Sixth street distant
northerly twenty-five feet from the northerIy
line or Delavan avenue. and running thence
~ soutneastsrly and at right angles to said
inc OF North Sixth street. one hundred and
forty feet and f1fty-hve hundredths of a foot;
thence Cd north thlrty-two degrees twenty
Tour minutes east twenty-five feet and three
nundredths OF foot; thence ts) northwest
srly and again at right angles to said line OF
North Sixth street one hundred and forty
one feet. and eighty-nine hundredths Of q
foot to the said line OF North Sixth street;
minutes west and along said line Of North
sixth street twenty-five feet TO the place Of
beginning.
Second Trsot-BeEinnins In tho eastsriy
Inc of North Sixth street at a point therein
distant fifty fest northerly from the inter
section Of the easterly line OF North Sixth
street with the northerly line Of Delavan
avenue; thence northerly along said line Of
North Sixth street twenty-five feet; thence
easterly at right angles to North Sixth street
one hundred and forty-three and twenty
three hundredths feet to the westerly line
Of the Morris Canal; thence southaly along
said line twenty-five feet. and taree hum
aTsdth5 OF foot; thence westerly at right
angles with North Sixth street one hum
dred and forty-one and eighty-nine hun
dredths feet to the point or place of begin
ming. Tho property TO be sold In parcels
as by the said writ directed.
Newark. N. j.. December 1. 1918.
JOHN F. MoNAHAN. Sheriff.
Francis Lafferty. Sol'r (t1T94)
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Tchanoery B--44S.l

o.
sBTRIFF's sALB---In chancery Of New
executrix, etc. complainant. and Benjamin
Gross ct ais, defendants. FL, for sale Of
mortgaged premises
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF fieri
faeias to me directed, shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House, In
Newark, on Tuesday. the twentieth day Of
January next at two O'Clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate
lying and being in the City of Newark
Beginning in the westerly line Of South
Eighteenth street at point therein dis ant
ole hundred and hfty-five feet northerly
from, the northwesterly corner of Alpine
street and South Eighteenth street as the
same is laid out and established on the map
hereinafter referred to- said beginning point
being also distant five feet northerly from
the northeasterly corner Of lot number 81
on said map; and from thence running
line of said lot number 61 one hundred feet /;
thence northerly and parallel with South
Eighteenth street forty-five feet TO the
southwesteriy corner of lot number So on
said map; and thence running easterly
along the southerly line OF said lot number
So and at right anglia to South Eighteenth
rect one hundred feet TO the westerly
line of said South Eighteenth street and
thence running southerly along the west
eriy line of South Eighteenth street forty
Ave feet TO the place Of beginning.
Being lot number So and part OF lot num-
Der so on map of property belonging to
Henry Buernan. situate in the township Of
Clinton Essex County, NJ j.
Newark. N. J.. December is. 1913.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Fraderfok q. Hodge Sole teiAsD
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sHERIFrs SALES.
rchanr.rv R-4n2.1

fChancery B-z02.1
STfERIFFss EALu-tn Chancsry Of New
Jersey. Between The Reliable Building
and Loan Association Of the City Of Newark.
complainant, ana Luigi Lampariell0 OF ala,
defsndsntH. Fl. IA, for sale OF mortsaged
premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF isri
faoias. 70 me directed shall expose for
aaie by public vsndue. at the Court House.
January next at two o'clock ?. m, all that
tract or parcel OF land and premises Bituata,
lying and being IN the Town of Iryington.
Essex County, New Jersey;
Beginning az a point In the northerly line
Of Sorrento street distant westerly one hun
dred fifty feet 900 from the intersection of
the same with the westerly linz Of Orange
avenue. as the Same are laid out on map
hereinafter mentioned, and which point IL
the aouthwssteriy corner Of lot number 268
on said map thence az northeriy along the
Same and az right angles with Sorrento
street one hundred feet 400 to the rear Of
lots fronting on caserte street: thence az
westerly along the same and parallel with
Sorrento street sixty-two feet and ffty hun
drsdths OF q foot (62 b0-lool; thence ls)
southeriy ana parallel with tina nrst de.
sorfbed course one hundred fest 400 feet
TO the northoriy line OF Sorrento street
aforesaid, and thence ~ eastsTiy along the
same sixty-two feet and nifty hundredths
OF foot l82 6O-I00) TO the point and place
Of beginning. Being lots numbers 2o2, 26i
and y Of $50 on map Of the Hedden tract
situated in irvington. N. j., surveyed 1907
by II. W. Greed.
Newark, N ., December |. 1918.
JOHN F. MoNAHAN, sheriff.
Paul q. Roder. 6ol'r. CS1S.BD
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sHERIFF's sALE-In Chaneery OF New
Jersey. Between Samuel Doughty, com
painant, and Maria CiccQne eft al, defend
ants. ri. ia, for sale OF mortgaged prem
By virtue of the above stated writ of
1eri facias, TO me directed, / shall expose
for sale by public vendue at the Court
House. in Newark on Tuesday. the thir-
tieth day of December next, at two o'clock
D. M, all that tract or parcel of land and
premises situate, lying and being In the
Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the westerly limo
Of South Fret street distant one hundred and
eishty-two feet six inches southerly from
the southwesterly corner OF the same and
sussex avenue. as the came are laid down
Suer,n, ' vandsPho S Srsntnsr said '1 map p
being recorded in the ofiloe OF the register
OF Essex County In book Of recorded maps.
page z; thence running southwesterly along
thence northwesterly one hundred feet 10
the rear line of lot number one hundred and
twenty-five as laid down on SAID mar;
lot number one hundred and twenty-five and
along the rear line of lot number ono hun
bred and twenty-three seventeen feet six
tnches) forty-two feet nine inches TO point
seven feet six inches from the northeast
sriy corner of lot number one hundred and
twenty-three az laid down on said map;
thence eoutheasterly through lot number one
hundred and twenty one hundred feet TO
said South First street and place OF begin
ming. Being lot number one hundred and
twenty-one and seventeen feet six inches
front and rear Of lot number one hundred
and twenty. as laid down and designated
On said map Being the same premises as
conveyed to the said Frank Ciccone by deed
fronil Johanna w. c. II. Amend, widow, by
deed dated September twenty-first. nineteen
bundled and nine. and recorded In book A
Newark N j. November "a. 1913.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, sheriff.
Henry Fl. Dawson. Sol'r $1IB4)
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fcircuit Bill

sHERIFF's sALE-Esssx common Picas
Court. Philip Krimke, plaintiff, vs.. Will
lam HILL defendant.
facias to me directed. shall expose for
sale by public vendue, at the Court House.
in Newark on Tuesday, the sixth day OF
January next, at two o'clock D. M. all those
tracts or parcels Of land and premises situ-
ate. lying and being In the City Of New
ark. Essex County. New Jersey:
easteriy line Of Lille street -FOUR hundred
and thirty-four feet southeriy from the
southeasterly line of old Spruce street, said
ten and one-half inches northeriy from the
northeriy line of Spruce street, as recently
opened; thence running south f1fty-three de-
grees east at right angles to Lille street
eighty-aeven feet three inches; thence south
thirty-nve degrees thirteen minutes west
thirteen feet ak inches to the northerly
line Of Spruce street, as recently opened;
thence along the same north sixty-ei de-
grees thirty minutes west ninety feet ten
and tliree-quarters inches to the easterly
line OF Lille street, and thence along The
same north thirty-seven degrees east thirty
seven feet ten and one-half inches to the
place Of begenning
Being lots No. 3e4 and 3D5 on a map Of
property Of Charles N. Buck.
second traet-Beginning on the eAstsriy
line Of Bedford street, formerly Wallace
street, at point therein distant south
eriy one hundred and ninety-two feet eight
inches from the intersection Of the same
with the southerly line Of Prospect street,
formerly Dark lane: thence running south
sixty-one degrees thirty-ivs minutes enst
eIghty-one feet one Inch; thence southerly
thirty-two degrees twenty minutes west
thirty feet one inch; thence north slKty-one
degrees thirty-dve minutes west eighty
three feot eight inches to easterly line Of
said Bedford street; thence along the same
north twenty-ei ght degrees twenty-five min
utes east thirty feet to the place Of be-
ginning.
Being lot No. 2s on map Of property be-
longing to Abby c. Butler & Abner Camp
bell made by Dunn & Thompson. surveyors.
Newark, N. j., December i, 1913.
JOHN r.. M0NAITAN, Sheriff.
Jacob TlSohsI, Att'y d1s.70