The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-30
(Continued from Yesterday.)

2NhAAh6 NAA& SN%AA N~Cs~fA with headquarters at Seattle, and does not expect to return to Nome again Capt. Healy is still in command of the Corwin. Capt. Annivek,. cmmonly known as the w alrus," says he is going to make a trip to Vladivostok and will sign on some Russian steamer. I had and opportunity to take wireless job On an Eng Ilish freighter and make a trip b England and also two chances on two big freighters loaded with munitions, principally Lynamitea" bound for Vladivo- stok, but life is to short as 1t is for this little German to take any chances like that. l think 1t is better policy to remain neutral, and, as John Freyer says, none of those soup" marines or gas pumps can get you.
 The Pioneer Mining Co. has leased the J. (. Brown ground and will handle same in spring. Of course, l met many of the Nome bunch out here but as they are not creating any panics or committing any crimes there is no occasion to comment on them. Gilmore invited me to Gerald's to lunch the other day and the day was, as it is now called once year, salmon day." when every who has the price are com manded to eat salmon, thereby giving the aforesaid edible d great boost So Gil and l order ed two salmon steaks which were of enormous dimensions and very thick and juicy, and must say that We did ample justice by oblitering them off the map. We also had fresh asparagus, toma toes cucumbers and topped off the proceedings with some strawberries and cream. Then we pondered what you poor old sourdoughs were eating. Of course We knew and our sym pathies went out to you, and how much many of you would give to sit down to a feed like 'qhis just at period of your most hungriest discontent.
 l would not bring up this pain full subject, only that while we were partaking of the said feast, Gil admonished me that l must give you in particular these de tails and cheer you in your lone exile.
 1 attended the electrical exhibit held at Seattle, and other wares than electrical were also exhibit ed. mention this as it will lead up to a surprise 1 met with. finally wandered into depart ment of stoves and ranges ex- hibited by Lang, and a young man in charge was doping ou, matters for me very carefully explaining all the mysteries oI smoke consuming, also ashes etc. Finally looked this young fellow. over more carefully, and then told him that he reminded me of a friend I had at Nome as he had resemblance and char acteristics of yourself-and ther l mentioned your name. He saic that he was guilty of being you; son and complimented me or my Sherlock Holmes method O deduction. We'll you can gues: we. had a long rag chewing fest. The kid is pretty bright ano have no fear but that he vii make good.
 It is quite interesting to watcl the latest feminine styles Tn, dresses are much shorter this sea son than last, and some eminent divine in the last has publicly an nounced that the same are yer, immodest. But, personally, fail to find any fault as the wo men are able to skip around il better shape without becoming entangled in their robes, ant they can go as far as they lik' as far as am concerned. Some times you will be sailing dowl the street and, straight ahead what apparently is a trim look
 ing yacht will appear. Whe1 you put on more steam and bea
 up along side, you will find a
 old hull freshly painted wit