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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
aobIbrotItngs. Sin @eib.
La Gioconda I'd page.

RpbIbratIinge. Sin WeiBs
tobl pirb in S~aI3pulIer peidgetott.
bic 9oblbriibe gum nGditen Gage
aufbepabrt. Den 3obl ipiegt man
gang fetn, idpist Msbl in Set, sibt
bas 9emiegte, GierInB, Sol3. Yfeffer
uno etmas g~eriebensu aGie ba5u.
9isieu Seig legt nan IOffeIpeiie in
to6enoes Sett uno IdBt i'm ouf BEL
ben Seiten troB an6roten. 9ieralf
tperoen bic 8ratlinge aus benz 6ett
qenommen, oieies nit Wtebl uno aes
riebener 3tpiebeI gsnintst unb io=
bel @irfeIbribs 5ugeqoifeu. oaB Elm
gebunoener 9eigub entitebt. Wnn
.piirSt i'm entipeoer nit Sdnittlnuf
ober Gapern uno gibt ibu gu 9ors
t%offeln.
giemit sriinsgS omaten
Mun beltreue bic 3omutenIdeiben
nit elmer &leinigteit Sols unb laffe
fie ouf etnem 9urdIa:og 5 Miuuten
liegen uno nblaufen. Siernuf 1bIaae
NON cine babe 5oiie iiBen Robm.
cine priie Wustatnub uno Elm eBs
ioffsI Doll 3uder; mande fiigen cine
MeIieriptBe 8adioon. in l Gblo'fet
Maifer oufJeloit. bin3u. 9iefe Wofle
ipirb nit ben 5omatenf6eiben bers
miIdt, auf cine ihon helIbydun &c.
badene untertruits gefuIIt uno Elm
@ittermert bon pieteig oben ifberae-
leat, b. B.. StreiFen pom Seiae tpers
ben pie Elm %offsnss Sitter iber bic
9iefiilIung gebreitet.
&trfhen. Sunge airi6en
pfIegen re6t pdherig uno oeiAmnds
log 3u iein; UNI le als aompIott Elm
nenig pitonter uno pobifhmedenoer
gu MAIDEN, oiinIte man iie nit Elm
peuig Soft o Sauertiri6en bonn
uorigen Sabre ODER nit etipas Uaars
meIaoe. 4ud bic air6sn. bic 3u
au9sr oosr aloBsn psrpsnoet pers
ben, tonnsn auf Oiele 4rt oerbefert
tperben.
9ert.ttung BON 0Ian3s
fGrte. Won uebme bic bette
R~eisitdrte unb miiae tie NIT stpos
Wofer su stusm iteifen 9tei; bonn
fiige man, pGbreno man uRaufbOts
Etf ru6rt, totenoes Waher bin3u.
Soaen bic araqen. arouien uno
Sembbrifts iebr iteif Iein uno ME
EN- Spiegel gldn3er. 70 nebme mar
ungefdbr "a pfuno Reisitdrse uno
I0ie in benz NaNer. IpsI6e8 bin3ue
gegoNen rpirb, eiusn SeeI0ffsI Ooa
gepulperten 8orar, stnns reines,
peiBss Wa6s in Der @robe elmer
Rub uub elm Gtidhen 3udsr auf.
Die Wdf6e piro pen Reio oller
Gunoigen ertpedeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

man Dies BEL einigsr 8orIdt gut
oerneioen. Benn es fsttig gefeift 1T.
burItet man nofmals uur nit Woiz
Ter na6 uno IdBt es gang gIatt lie
gen bis es gang troGen 1T, gebongen
iou es nidt fperoen, bd es nuv beim
2iegen glatt trodnet. 9ans troden
tann man es nodmals our6tdmmen.
Die Se1e tperoen fpie neu unb ourh>
aus ni9t bei4dbigt.
Il m 6ettflede aus Sei0e
81 entfernen, BENEFIT man Den Sled
nit 8ronntpein unb ldbt ben Stcff
cine Stunoe rubig liegen. Nun BE.
Itreidt man bic STEELE nit GigeIb
unb reibt Iei9t nit ben 6ingern.
9ernad lpiro nit frifdem WoiIer
na6gepnf6en une Ieid)t o~usgeorldt.
9os 8erfabren lit ge%gebenenfalls ~
pieoerbolen.
Gin 6ettoeroph fam in
folssnOer NeiIs bsrseiteat psrben:
Mon loft in Elm Auart Wo6er orei
8iertel pfunb Sprup, 5 llnsen Sin
GERM, 1 Yfuno 9elutine uno lafe
bies lanefom ouf benz 5euer lOien.
nobel mar 5upsilen umriibrt. GO
balb ales seI0it lit, gieBt man Die
Maiie bur6 elm !9aoriieb ooet elm
otud Wtuu IN pormem 3uItanoe
longiom in einen flohen 8lettaiten,
etfpa einen baIben sou bod ober ets
mas peniger. Sollten iih 9lofen Bill
Den, 10 iperoen bieielben longiam nit
etpas popier an Die Settle seI6oben,
porauf man sic WoTs II Stunben
rubig iteben Idbt, Bis lie ertaItet lit.
Oamit lit ser 4pparat fertig9eitellt.
@egen 6remot0rpsr i'm
@u9e. OlipenGI in nis 4ugen einz
eetropft, ioll ollie fremoen 3orper
aus benz Iuge entfernen. auh 6ei
GntSiinbungen Der Nuosn foil es ii6
poraiisIih bepdhren uno in turSsr
3eit 8iferuns berbeifibren, penn
man bic @ugenlioer nit ibm be-
Itrei6t.
@enn binue Stoffe iid
idls6t cuff Der Woidine ndben lais
fen, 10 lese man feines popier blr>
inter unb nGbe ss nit. Gs ldBt iih
ipdter Ieibt entfernen. perleibt aber
O~orerit benz Stoff eeniaenben 3alt.
lin els Sen ter unourhs
{ihtig su MAIDEN, gsnlgt ere
furts Gofuns bon gittsrfal8 in 81
ia. Mittels 8iirite beitreidt man
bamit bas JsnIter. ldBt trotnen uno
firnibt barber.
@enn mon ols aubspuntt
fir bic pIdtteiein itatt
bes RoItes sinen fauberen 3ieseIs
itein pertueuoet. hdIt iih bic 5ise
in benz Gifen melt ldnser.
9ldfer unb Glof6en. in
benen WiId entb1Iten mar, mifen
susrit itets taIt gsipilt ipsroen. Gin
Rsinigsn nit beiBem DnHer piroe
bas 0las poltis MAIDEN.
3eituugs2apier uno
DE fub elm sutes NitteI
sum pusen berubter s0pfe. Wnn
mug bic 4ihs noturlid oosu nn>
feuhten, oos GsfdB nod benz Sdeu=
srn nod tidtie nit SOoop1Fer abs
maiden uno in rsinsm WaHer fpls
Zen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
ANarlel fir's Eaus.

Sur 6Iedenreinigunsu no
maiden non SetDen1tos
fen: l. Spbnenpalfsr gum GntFers
nen bon 6leden eller Dirt aus Stpfs
fen, pbne bic 8etpebe ooer Die Jarbe
gu I6GoiQen. Oirre, trodene Bob
men perben obne Sal5 fpeib getott.
Sas 8erbdltnis DON Bafier uno
8o6nen ridtet fif na9 Der gepiini6s
ten StGrte Der 8riibe. QeBtere tp;ro
obge9ofIen, iobolo Die 9obnen peiA
fino. SIT bnsislbe obgetiiblt, pei6t
man Die 81 re%inigenoea Stoffe oeer
bic ssIeden Darin Elm unb lpdi6t Dbne
Seize. 5etts uno RptipeinfIede in
ipeiBen pber farbigen Stnffen idpinz
ben bel bieier 8ehunblung, au9 Sins
tenflede, penn pielelben niht gu per=
oltet iino poer BON elmer Defenders
GBenben Sinte bsrriibren. Seioene.
pollene unb baumpol!cne Stoffe, in
8obnenpoiier genaihen, perben pie
nsu. Dos 8pbnsnpniier mub Iaus
tuarm gebrau6t perben (auf l Pfuno
8obnen 4 Quart NaIier). Rad
Dem Wafier 5fpeimoItges Spiilsn in
louem @aifer, Iei6t ausoriiden, auf=
hdusen uno bolbfeu6t platten, aber
ouf Der linfen Seite. Die 8obnen
ial3t mar nod tparm uno to4t tie
nit Wofier unb Set nod einige 3eit,
I'M Re in Der RiiAe gu beripenben.
SIeden aus M armor tper@
ben duf folsenbe Nrt entfernt: 2 s.
@ooa, l 9. 8imItsin, l 3. pub.
Rreioe perben eeiiebt unb nit Wois
fer gu einsm 9eig psrmenst. Siere
duf beftreidt man Sic 5leden nit
einem geie aus eebronnter Wo9neiid
unb Benign. Der Seie mub auf benz
Marmor Iieser bleiben, Bis er trots
fen 1T, unb unter llmitdnben 2-3
nal erneuert lperoen. - Man bereite
fi9 cine Miidung bon etpos Sdienz
gale, Settle unb pfeifsnton, nit e.e
iuos Serpentin ongeriibrt. Dus riro
oufgeitrihen, I'm IS nntrodn:a gu
lofen unb bann nit SeifenipoHer
ub3unaghen. Oieies Wittel reinigt.
obne ben Glon3 gu 5sritoren. Wsau
n0tig. pirb oas 8erfnbrsn lpiebsrs
bolt.
5IiegenIeim bereitet mar
aus 6 9eilen &%riopbouium. 2 9eiz
len aetohtem Serpentin. 2 Seileu
2einoI unb l Sell Riibcl, tpslGe auf
gslinoem 6su.r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tperoen.
5eIIreinieuns. Man Ieot
Die 6eue, gefIttert ooer unaefiittert,
na6oem lie iroden, BON alien Staub
bsfreit Fnb. auf einen Gid ooer
JuBbobez. bod gang glatt uro pos
gdn5e Jea auf einmol. niht itiidtpeis
fe, nimmt cine Gdiihel nit DaTer,
refine 8Irite uno Settle oa3u uuo
biritet NIT Der in Wofsr singstau6s
ten, etrpos befeiftsn girfte INNER
rur mad Dem Strih ods ger, ieoes>
mol pisber friih eintnuheno uno
friId bsieift. Ood bari bos EEL nur
pbeu NAB peroen, tsinsnfaIs bari
@oFer pbt. nur Jeu6tieteit auf bic
Iinfe Sette ourhnrin1en. neil oas
0urh Die 6odrs ausqehsn. 0ch tam
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- unter @ 6utbuben. IRA,
Tein Batter olrfte Elm Iebr fin'terss
geIidt ssmadt babsn, ais sr Dsir
S6uI3eugnis iob!"
-JaDobl Elm Stods finiterss' y
gtRer, o.r's Der 4 /.
alient: sic bsrebnsu mir oa cine
Gorfultati0n DON ahten; i'd bin aber
bod erit an ueuntsR gum srftenmaI
gu Sbnen getommen.
Qnpnlt: Nastoings, dber am ads
ten bctte i'd 54nsn bod tsIepbonii6
ben Rat gegebeu. ii6 an mid gu mems
Den,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
Iudl cine Multiplying.

Ulelne @ndOigite. per5siben Gle,
penn i'd Sbnen gefoIgt bin; aber
Sic miifen tpiiien, th bin WuIifer,
aomponiIt, uno einsm 10 rei3enoen
&sitmotiO tonnte i'd niht nipsriteben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

Or: lid. lisbite Gmolic. seitdtteit
Tu, ooB i9 iinss, pdbreno 9u bic
ebaiisIOn9us austIopfit2 Die Qeuts
t0nntsn irnit msinsu, mir bdttsu Elm.
tIsiu. auseinano.risBuns!"
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@sbte Hsttung. rWifeu
sic, i'd babe oas Daiein grinoIi4
iatt."
~0u. mir gebt's niht bsFsr, uno
ieben Sic, oa .Ommt mein 5reun0
Wiiasr. Der bats audi ihon large
bid"
.4d. bos lit ia famos. oa tOnnen
mir ia gIei6 - II Stat tlopfen."
Gin alI3u beget fsrter
5ungsr. rNtegids gilt 5bnen
pobl in alien ais UorbiIo uno Wlets
Iter2"
,SR alem2 tsioer bate ih bis.
kt nod ni4t ons 9lut. gIei6faIIs
usrrIdt 81 pero:u."
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
DREAM THEGIER TONIGHT.

Right at the opening of Cyrus Town send Brady's pcturized story, "The Badge of Courage" the hero is placed in an extraordinary position. The horse being ridden by the wife along a mountain trail makes a misstep and rolls down a steep cliff. The women is mortally injured and he does the only human thing under the eircum- stances. Later, this hero Newbold by name, becomes a recluse in the noun tains where the other threads of the story are drawn together. The pie ture is of the west from first to last The plot is adequate for six interest ing parts. It is great production hence it's being repeated at the Dream tonight
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The uncertainties of travel on the lower Yukon are illustrated by the ex- perience of Ar. and Mrs. Joseph Plein. who left Nome about the 9th of this month for Marshal on the Sil- yer Wave. They reached St. Michael all right and their freight was put into the company freight shed. The big Susie lay at the dock ready for the up- river trip. But it was stated she had more freight than she could carry. However 1t all happened would made too long q story but the Pleins wait cd around St. Michaelsa number of days paying out good money for hotel bills and very much worried as to whether they would ever get to Mar shall with their fifteen ton outfit. Fin ally a part of it went up river on a gasoline boat and the Pleins hope to get the rest of it somehow. Of course this is characteristic of the Yukon and stampedes generally.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Don't forget to send in your sub seription for the Pictorial Edition of the Nugget Mining and Dredging Jour nal. The resources and industries of Seward Peninsula fully explained. Pro- fusely illustrated with engravings of the various activities of the district and tho development of roads and other improvements. '50 cents per copy, S5 per dozen Mailed to any address for five cents additional.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The Silver Wave returned to the road stead late yesterday afternoon from it's trip to the westward. It brought the following passengers:
 From kotzebue sound: c. s. Re- plogle, wife and son, Oscar Wick, E. Patterson. H. Pohl. From Deering, Mrs. F.. E. Fox, J. Holiday. C. Smith, D. Frazier, N. Lidstrom and Mrs. c. l.. Cerarius. From Candle, Henry Man kinnen, J. Reed and c. Feinske. From Teller, T. Brevig, Miss D. Brevig, Miss Ella Gehrman, M. Muir, w. Herring, T. Suvrana. From York, E. J. Wallace and C.. Engstrom.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

An inquiry was held yesterday after noon before United States Commis- sioner Frawley into the sanity of Steve keipnitz. The pury consisted of Messrs. Nick Butler, John Bennett
 W. E. Bartholomew, Harold Stokes, A. F. Mcintosh and James F. Halpin. The testimony showed that the subject of the inquiry had been proving around with nothing much to eat, that he had slept three nights without bedding in
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
YUKON MARINE.
September 19, =19

September 19. 1918. Alaska up Rampant. Davis with barge up Melozi 6:30 a. m,
 Dawson with two barges up Ram. part.
 Hazelhurst at Gibbon. Jacobs with barge up Melizi 7:20 a. m.
 Julia B with two barges up Nenana 3S0 a. m.
 Minneapolis with barge up Cinema midnight,
 Reliance at Fairbanks. sarah down Kotlik 18th. Schwatka up Gibbon for Nenana l D. m 18th.
 seattle No up Birches 18th. Sibilla one barge down Nulato d. m.
 Susie with five barges up Kotlik 18th Panama up Gibbon for Fairbanks D. m. 18th.
 Yukon with barges at Circle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The V.e oria left the roadstead at one o'clock today bound for the out side. The first class passengers are:
 l.. Lane, Ms. '. Morgan, Harold Morgan, Mrs. l.. ldah, Mrs. Annie Johnson, Mrs. o: Bourrett Eugene Richards, Francis Winslow, J. Weller, A. r. Brandt, Sally Lane, P. D. Ol- son, J. H. Devereaux, Jack Kelley, T. M. Gloves, Mrs. C. L. Serarius, Raymond Replogle, Clinton s. Re- plogle, Mrs. Replogle, Mrs. E. E, Fox, MrM. George Lomen, Mrs. Geo. Lomen. E. G. Mitchellmore, A. Menefee, John
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Steve LeipnitZ. who was adjudged not insane in the commissioners court yesterday is today a passenger on the good ship Victoria, bound with money in his pocket for the outside. This was brought about by the fact that Steve is helpless, lazy, starving, pitt able specimen of humanity. incapable of self help and excited the pity of some of those who sat on his case and some others with the result that q purse of s25 was raised for him, and transportation was furnished by the city
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
CONGRESS- SAFE
 RESISTED FIRE
Pacific News Sery cs.

Pacific News Sery cs.
 MARSHFIFELD, Ore, Sept. 19-By direction of the Pacific Steamship Company survey of the hull of the steamship Congress which burned to the waters edge last week and was beached here hac been begun.
 The first information sought was as examination it was found that its con . tents. whose value is more than twen- ty thousand dollars, is in good condi- tion. The treasure was removed and forwarded to Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
TWENTY CENT BET MAKES
 BLOOD FLOW
Pacific News Service.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-A pleasant joker party in which Mexi- cans and Italians were the partici- pants ended in free for all fight here early this morning. Dirks and stilletos were drawn and used with such renown that the little room in which the game took place was turned into a veritable shambles.
 When the shouting died away and lhe police made a reckoning it was found that one man lay dead, two more are fatally injured and one slightly.
 From the one. .unwounded member of the party it was learned that the row started over a dispute as to a twenty cent bet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The Nugget staff has been increas- ed by the addition of Mr. F. W. Cobb who will devote his efforts to getting out the daily issue. Mir. Charles San ford. the editor, will thus have more time to devote to the Ngugets pictor- ial mining magazine which is rapidly taking form under his experience. The Nugget is confident the forthcoming pictorial will surpass in interest and value the excellent issues of previous years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
.nternationa, News Service.

INtGFnat tl OHa1 IVtVVS oefVICe.
 NEW LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Am- ican and Mexican commissioners now in session here seem to have come to deadlock. The Mexican representa- ttves have made as first and funda- mental demand to take precedence over all other questions that the American forces shall be withdrawn from Mexi can soil
 They urge in support of their de- mand that the Carranza de facto gov ernment is guelling disorder and show
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
ELECTION 1ARDS PRINTED
 AT NUGGET OFFICE.
LONDON HEARS GOOD
 NEWS FROM sOMME
international News Service.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Unofficial re- ports are in circulation here that de- spite the heavy fall of rain in the Som me region the British have gained a decided advantage near Triepval. The advance was preceded by a fearful artillery fire to which the Germans replied but feebly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Everybody in Nome is interested in the movement for good roads and long .4.ds leading from Nome to the places
 sh which this center should be con nectcd. This subject will be covered fully in the Nuggets Pictorial Mining next month. Get in your orders early and send copies where they will do the most good.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
CLOSE RACE IN
 AM. LEAGUE
International News Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The race in the American league for first place is one of the closest ever known. The Boston Rcd Sex hold top place only by a thrcll with Detroit second and Chicago and New York only q game behind.
 Baseball enthusiasm runs high with all bulletin boards surrounded by ex- bulletin is out until the last man is out. Betting is even as between Bos- ton and Deroit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

City Health officer Chace is decid- edlN of the opinion that d move should be made to have the federal detention hospital opend to care for those whose sanity is under discussion. He thinks more accurate diagnosis could thus he made in each ease and that in mild and incipient cases acure could be eff fected right here at home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Brewer has started drilling on the Diamond l. and Halla tract on the third beach line He will drill for the purpose of finding out whether the ground is worth working on an exten- sive scale the coming winter The work is being done for the company represented by k. <. Oglesby who is the first to make d success of the Seward dredging operations on Solo mon river.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
NEWS NOTES

.. II. Flower, who lost an arm some weeks go on a dredge at solomon is np and about the streets. He is look ing fine in spite of the serious nature of his accident
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

American flour has been made so fine and white .that it Is not so good as coarser and darker flour would be. We have, in short, improved flour too much. In many other things we smart Yankees are too smart.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The Silver Wave left early this af- ternoon for st. Michael and way ports. The only passengers are Chas. Ken nedy and Walter W. Johnson, of the destination is Bluff.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

n vacant building on D street and that his actions had been very eccentric. He looked weak and emaeiated but answered questions in clear, latelll- gent manner. The jury, after pro- traeted session, disagreed and the com missioner ordered SteVe's release.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

City Health Officer Chace advises the vaccination of school children on the all the coast cities and few germs arc quite likely To creep up here
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

"Men,' l heard woman say lately, ''all dress in uniform" And l have been thinking of the saying ever since. My clothes are strangely like the clothes of all other men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Geese are offered for sale by native hunters at one dollar per sitccum apiece and a mouthful of snipe meat ls rendered by he same merchants at five cents bite, cook 'cm to suit yourself
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
MANY ARRESTS IN SEATTLE
 FOR BooTLEeelNG
International News Service.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 19.-Thir- ty two arrests, of which two were wo- men. were made yesterday for viola tions of the liquor law. Some ot them were for having liquor in possession contrary to law but the majority were bootleggers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Quieley. Dagny Brevig, Ella German, T. L. Brevig, Phillip Savrand, E. L. Brunner, John Brewer, r. B. Smith, and 27 steerage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

This much may be said about the enthusiasm of people: They praise friends as lavishly and as untruthfully as they abuse enemies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Last night at the time scheduled for the regular council meeting there as- sembled in the office at city hall the following, the stay-at- home ready for business councilmen, the city attorney, city health officer, municipal judge, police officer, and two press represen- tatives \ pleasant conversations was indulged in. Many topics were dis cussed such as the idiosyncracies of
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
ARTILLERY DUEL ON
 SALON|KA FRONT
Internationa, News Service.

ATHENS, Sept. 19.-A terrific artil- Salonika front south west of Lake Dorian. 1t is affirmed that the allies have expended half million shells daily on line thirty miles in length. Some advances of the allied line are reported.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The leaders of every false theory make a profit, while followers lose their time and their money.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

, great statesmen and the treatment of the insane but owing to the absence 1 of members. no council meeting was l held.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
MEX|CANS ASK
 U. 5. WITHDRAWAL

ing an increasing. if not yet complete, mastery of revolutionists and bandits. The recent total rout of Villa by Gen ton of the growing power of Car ranZa.
 considering the Mexican proposal and are understood to be consulting the state and war departments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

When about half the people believe one thing, and the other half another, it is usually safe to accept either opinion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

l object to performing the indig-
 nant citizen act to assist a politician who will be as extravagant as his op- ponent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The Pictorial Review edition of the Nugget in magazine form to be pub lished in October will be the greatest issue ever published in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Some men write only when they have something to grumbe about.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19
ED HOWE'S THOUGHTS
 ON MEN AND THINGS

Don't borrow money and believe the man you owe will forget about it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

\ varied program Is scheduled for lt.s a gle hal tonight with the "Nihil- i>. Daughter" the headl!ner This is a top notch two part drama. A Nes- ur comedy entitled "A Coat A Coat" Fuchon the Cricket an Irish play and
 latiling Universal Weekly conclude an interesting and well chosen bill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

FOR SALE Art Garland stove, No.
 100 Inquire over the old postofIicc huilIing
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Senator Dan Sutherland of Ruby is scheduled to arrive here soon and stir up territorial politics. Dan was for a long time resident of Nome and, weather one agrees with his political Jennings or not, he will get warm
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

Mss Brcvig and Miss Germann, two young ladies, the eldest about twen- ty. who were born at Teller, came down on the Silver Wave yesterday and are visiting friends in this citly They are genuine simon pure Alaskans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-19

The Chambet of Commerce has re- ceived q peutisr signed by about hundred eitizcns of Candle asking for the egtpihssment for the Pioneer Home at Euzgamapa Springs on the site od z. by Geo. D. Sehoheld