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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-24

bank here this week, which he grew
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we'll formed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-24

ly invited to these services. Reading
room at church, open Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays from 3 to 5;
p. m. Z fI tss s..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-24
M'kAIc 70 ACCOMPANY FRAZIER

" vNSSJ0 " VV00"V wv "Ssv6"
r. r. McKaig Of Mandan has been
named to accompany Lynn Frazier,
Republican candidate for governor,
on the stamping tour which ne will
commence next week. The entire
state will be covered. Mr.. Mckaig
is secretary of the Republican state
central committee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-24
FATHER HILTNER, Pastor.

m'cAeE METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
On account of repairs, services will
be held in the basement.
Morning service at 1890. Subject,
ANXIETY"
Evening service, at 800. Subject,
missing Our Privileges .'
Sunday school at II o'clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor will sing a duet at
the evening service. . 8
Trinity Lutheran Church-Cor. eth
St. and Avenue c. Services Sunday
at II a. m. in the Norwegian language.
Services Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
in the English language. Sunday
school at ~ a. m. You are cordially
welcome.
Evangelical Church-Cor. 7th and
Rosser Str. E. Strutz, pastor.
Preaching in the German language,
1920; Sunday school, German and
English, 11:45; Young Peoples Asso-
citation meeting, 7:15; preaching in
the English language o'clock. All
are cordially invited. @#l T.
Christian Science Society-Cor. 4th
st. and Avenue c. Sunday morning
at II o'clock, subject, Reality; Sun
day school 9:f5 a. M: Wednesday eve
ming 8 o'clock. The public is cordial
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-09-24
CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC.

CATHOLIC. Il
500 =. m.-First Mass, English sen.
mon. 'Hg%. p9I.LAuIGGG ri!
9:15 .. m.-second Mass. German
sermon.
1920 q. m.-High Mass, English
sermon. -.
200 p. m.-sunday School. -4%
7:30-Evening Service and Bene.
diction. I
NATIInp LII 1,N1R, pa.&..
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NOTICE.

Wanted-Beer bottles, quarts, bought at 18 cents per doen at Nome brew
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out its hands to the inserutable hop ing that there may be found some- thing that will relieve it's woe. What more natural then that the nervous and distraught beings ofthe war strick- en lands should seek to find in the churches that which will relieve their sorrow and dissipate their pain-that they fly to the only place where there appears to be the remotest prospect of realizing that which they seek.
 Does this mean q spiritual transform
 ion? Is it the evidence of renewal and omnipresence of a super mundane deity or is it merely the turning of frenzied minds and distraught souls
 the blank and cheerless realities of the known to the hopes of the un- known?
 We believe the learned doctors should go into the trenches to test their theories of spiritual awaken ing. There where the sights and sounds sicken mems souls; where is the ultimate of human distress and suffering; amid the groans and cries of the wounded and dying-where hu- man passions are at their worst-is the place to see how much greater has grown mans spiritual sensibilities. We wonder how much of a spiritual uplift they would find among those who have looked upon the wreck, the fury, the awfulness of war. Not much we think. There is little about such scenes to impress a deeper belief in divinity or create a spiritual transformation. It | is hard 10 reconcile divine benefcance
 with such unutterable horrors as are
 witnessed daily and hourly by the men who lie behind trench and parpet | awaiting the crashing onslaught of the { foe. There is little of the uplifting, 1 spiritual or otherwise about such | things.
 1t is easy enough for the pr. Pea body's to watch the manifestations of hysterical womankind and deduce
 therefrom that human souls are com l mencing to look upward to heaven but
 let them lay aside their broadcloth
 and take a spell in the trenches amid the mud, and blood, and death and
 then make their estimates of the spir-
 duality that is being developed as a result of war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07
UNCLE SAM'S TRADE
 STOLEN BY ENGLAND

CHICAGO.-A. S. posnikoff, a Rus sian American, and president of the international sales service has filed complaint in the federal court here charging that the British censorship of telegraph service to the United States since the war started has cost Amer ican business concerns fully $100,000,- 900. It is stated that the messages passing through the hands of the Brit fish censors have been censored so as to be directed to British firms doing business in the United States and Canada, and not sent to the firms to whom the messages were directed. Mr. Posnikoff asserts in the complaint that out of 90 messages which he has learned were directed to the Interna- tlonal Sales Service, only five were delivered in their original form, the remainder either being sent to other firms by the censors or else mutlated to such an extent that they became unintelligible.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07
MORGAN FORTUNE
 DOUBLED BY WAR

NEW YORK.-The war in Europe has had the effect of doubling the Morgan family fortune, according to the Wall Street finacial statisticians
 who are keeping track of the cost of the great conflict and where the money goes to. Most of the money has been made out of commissions paid to the house of J. Pierpont Morgan X Co.,, by Great Britain. In fact, during the two years of the war just over Nor san x Co. made $60,OOO,OO0, or more than the s53,OoO,OOO inherited by J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr., from his father. The Morgan policy of efficiency and
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07

NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE,
 Ossueo Annually in Octeber) Price per copy y................ .sVc Price per copy, mailed S6e Rates for advertisin. space in any sf the above publications will be made 4nown on application.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07
ALASKAN IN TOLLS
 OF MURDER CHARGE

A man calling himself Percival ALA len, posing as an osteopath and claim ing 10 be an Alaskan, was arrested today pending full investigation into the death of Anna Marie Danielson, d Minneapolis girl about thirty two years of age, whom Allen recently duped into d supposed marriage says d Seattle dispatch of August 13, Allen first met the young woman on the steamer Queen, about July l, while en route to Seattle from san Diego and made violent love to her.
 When they arrived in Seattle they were regarded as man and wife. Later they secured a marriage license in Ia coma, which license, however, was never validated. They then returned 10 Seattle and visited the girls rela- lives for a time.
 Later the girl became violently i'll while stopping at the Frye hotel, in ocdllit. A leW utSS dlleI ueG sup osrd marriage she died at the Sheri- dan apartments. When an autopsy Was held, no traces of D.. son were found in the girls stomach.
 The girl is said to be worth sixty thousand dollars. Her brother, a na- val lieutenant, by name Wilmot Dan ielson, was the one who started the investigation into the cause of his sis ter's death.
 Allen disappeared for a time, and it was thought that he had left the city, but he was finally located yes- terday. He admits that he was for merly cook for a time in a mining camp in interior Alaska. It has been discovered that Allen has a wife liy- ing now in Los Angeles.
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nomy has therefore proven a bene-

nomy has therefore proven bene- fit to the Morgan fortunes.
 Great Britain pays Morgan x Co. a commission of two per cent on all munitions purchased through that concern, aggregating fully one billion dollars annually, or s2O,OOO,ooO. The banking and commission house also draws a banking commission for nego- tiating foreign loans. which so far aggregate fully one and one-half bill lions of dollars.
 Estimate place the buying move ment of Great Britain at S350, 0,000,000 for the week ending August 13, which means that Morgan X Co. will draw down a commission of $7000,000 for their weeks work in making the pur- chases.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07
PHONE MAIN 46.

Entered as second class matter Feb 2e, 1907. at the postoffics at Nome Alaska, under the Act of Congress of March 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07
NOME, ALASKA, SEPT. 7, 1916.

A bunch oi the crudlte divinity pro Iessors are dolng il large amount of talking concerning an alleged "spir- itual awakening that IS taking place III Europe as d result Of the war and offer the opinion that out ot that bloody holocaust that is swamping Europe with misery and desolation is arising d more sublime spiritual faith, Il deeper regard for the precepts of religion and a lirmer belief in the eX- istence of an omnipresent deity. For instance one of them, Dr. Francis ].
 ,ubody, Of Harvard, who recently re- turned from a visit To Europe ven ...res the opinion that: War has brought about great spiritual trans iormation; there has been d great spiritual awakening and throngs enter and then proceeds to point out that it IS all because the peoples of the war stricken lands have been able to wit ness in the trials and privations and horrors to which they have been sub iected the visible evidences of the existence and workings of an infinite being. Standing safe and secure be- yond the range of belching guns and the soul scarring sights of the battle fields these sharpsighted "uplift" find CTS figure Il out that the throngs of sorrow stricken women, and the few men that are left behind, who seek the sanctuary of the church for relief from the pain of hearts bereft or the fear and uncertainty of the future are the visible evidences of "a great spiritual awakening;' a recrndesence of spiritual faith"
 Possibly it is as far as the women are concerned. 1t is all very natural that human misery should fly to the sanctuaries which centuries of preach ing have taught them are the earthly abode of the divine being who can console human sorrow; and relieve human pain when all else fails. But, we wonder how much of this spiritual awakening" is going on in the trenches where shot and shell rend and shatter flesh and bone, where human beings lie rotting for days in the desolate  ;,wfulness of No Mans Land," where inc shrieks of the wounded and dying echo in the ears in such heartrending tones that those who are deaf from the shattering roar of guns are envied that they cannot hear; where the ruthless hess and brutality of humankind strikes down the strong and brave, converting them into bloody and man. gicd things than cry to an unanswer- ing heaven for relief from their awful pains.
 Is the fact that hysterical and sor- row stricken women seek relief for their misery in the spot where they Ildht p''i taught AO btIltNG ItSlucS the Great Consuler of all human woes an evidence of great spiritual awakening" of an increase of spiritual faith or of q greater belief in the love and compassion of a divine creator? Are the learned doctors not mistak- ing the hysteria of fear and sorrow, the agonized desire of the suffering heart and mind for something to tell its misery to, as an evidence of some- thing that it is not. In the hour of darkness and distress the human soul turns eternally above the things of earth. seeking in the unknowable the consolation that it knows cannot be found in the things of life. When sorrow and misery grow so great that earth hold no relief, humanity holds
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Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day os publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07

Snake river harbor improvement and the necessity for same-pictures show ing wrecks of schooners and barges at mouth of river-Pictorial edition of Nugget published in October.
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NOTICE

Have you sent your literature and political cards to the outlying districts yet. Now s the time to do it while the mail boats are running. The Nugget will rush your order out immediately.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07

Albert Watson will leave Tuesday morning for the fishing camp on Pl- grim river. Will leave every Tuesday and Friday for the camp. Information can be secured at Streeten's office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

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einen Seui5er DER grleidterlne.
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Sbroters, iic6t man lm SonounOre.
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men iic. Gaecacn Gobln iebt Ole
eneIouocr oaS 6cuer ocaeu oic Hid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26

Iie miregenoe 6luht eines eng
Iiiben 6eiielbaIIonS. bei Der Die bel.
oen i'm 5ollibirnt IN ser Suit
i6pebenoen geobohter sur 3icI-
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genoc 9rief eines Slngen3eu9eu BON
Der irm5oiiih cuGliihcn Sront i'm
,&etit 9ariiien;~
o@s mohte geoen Z llbr 9lbenOS
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erging iid i'm 5reien, m0breno nett
in Der Serne iiber DER 9ritaSt bon
3. cine eueliide ~@urii" lanoiom
am Simmcl ibpebte. gom Noro.
peiipino oeid)auteIt, 5crrte DER 9al.
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ucrooier Sogoblmo ar scr 9eire ocS
6oriiers Seoer Niorgen miro Der
9ollon. BON oelien aorb aus iib sen
9co6odtcrn rin peitocoebntes glr.
6eitsiel0 bietet, bis 5u 500 Dieter
SObc cnlporgcloiien Bon oeridie.
Oencn Seiien bcobohtcte man 0en
@allon, olS mon plobldj 0ie Gnt.
Ocdimg modte, OoB er nid)t mebr on
icincm 9ubel 5og, ionOeru fer5en.
GRAB in Die '0obc 81 iiciscn begnnn
seroOc luic Elm Greiballon bein 9lui.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
Sic Nrrsfrte OcS SartmnnmpsiIer-
EopfeS.

Ion cinen 9emd) oeS Sartmann.
meicrfopicS I'M Cbcr.gliaB, I'M Del.
len geiiB in Ocn lebtcu 5wei 5abreu
10 Dicl qerimgen luuroen 1T 5uiihen
oeu Deuiiden mo 5ran5oieu idreibt
Ser Observation-Disclosures ". Shener-
mann
@td6er lieaen an Aeae, NIT yla.
flu6o@frcu3en unO Giniaiiimgeu ec.
Itniidt, 0cntide nno irou5oiiide,
gans gleit6. oae bon oeu Siesern ou.
qeIcat. S,ier it icoer gdritt aai.
mdrtg Mom oegen Mlam eriirittcn,
Wlonn gcacu Ranu bertbcioist nor.
ben uro ais sic YlorgcnioHne Die cr,
itcr rotBcn 5trublcn ollrb oie Baum.
froncn ienoet imO oui oen rotbcn
@aloaruno gihtilefe malt, bat man
oeu Giuorud 10 milB bier Sode bel
Qod6c iibcr ieoen Stciil mo 3wcig
6os M0mcrbtut eeiloiIcr ieiu. 9Ibcr
1ulo 6Sren sic @ipiel alif; "a, 100
mir iebt billtommeiL bcginni Der Wc-
IpenilermaI0, sen mir ibon ans ocr
Gbeic ie6cn tonnten.
gscr es nidt icIbit seIebeu mo err
lc6t bal. Der 6dlt cS iiir ciuen boicn
Irmnu einit rauihte bier bertl
librr Sobwalo. 9lnn roacn MIR nod
Gtamme o6ne 3pciec imo 2au6 IN
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bonn 9(rtiacricicuer mo. Neu Nlincr
meaacicat, jcocr 9tamm lit 0crWlm'
0rt. bon 5plittern aitieeriiien bird.
Iodcrf. uon 8oatrciiern ongebobeIi
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banene sleitc b6naen o6Itir5orobeuS
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@oacIcninge non Dem riciiecn Baum
ihl0oer. Der balo nab mo balo ierT
im g9aloc an sic 81umc 6dmmer
mo sic 9lcnldcH cridjrcdt, o6uc ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
MEMENTo MORT

Gel MIR uidt itol5 aii @itt rmoSelO,
&drit Gil Der reidite in Der @elt
limo Iebteit obnc Sorgen.
ggeiBt Gu's, mas ipdter tommen
mag2
1u iie6it 6euf niat sen lebten Ioa,
Gle 3uftnit lit berborgenl
@dr' oneS Groengliid nod Geiu,
Gos llualiid bridt oft pIoblib elm;
60 @ander bate DieI eruorben
lluo lit inn tieiiten Seio seitorben.
Sei mr nibt itoI5 aui eig'ne aroit
Satt'it I'll ein eroBes @ert eeidnift,
81 IeineS g}amcns @6re
g9drit IN pergottert mo oerebrt,
@cibt Gn'S, wie lang Der 3ou6er
ud6rt?
1enf an oie aIte 2ebre:
nIic 3ufinit it0rt maud icboueS
Spiel
lluo iebt ser SerrIidteit Elm 3icl"-
Moud 6eiBe S6r0ne pirit Gu pei.
uen
@ia Cir ser @liIdSitern nimmer
ideinen
Gel MIR nid)t itol5 oui Saus unO
0ero,
@cnn glaeS gebt iuie Gus 6cgebrt
Cant @ott Der GirS geeebcn;
Sin aut @eIdid bot cS getban
I'runi ioge nidlt in Geiuem @abu
GS u0r' Elm eigneS Stre6en!
glut Cciu Slid mag iit einmol
Orc6'u.
@ie uirit gu ooun am areu5pes'
iteb'nl
@enn Gil llnoanfs @iit mlBt iblu'
deI
@ic mag 9eh itoI3es Serje 5udenl
Sei MIR nidt itol5 ani Geiu@ewouo.
3d9lit Gu gum bodlieu Frielter'
liano,
Iu bilt nidlt mebr ais g(no'rel
Weradie nidt oes 9ettlerS aIeiH
llno oeute an ole Gpisfeit,
$50 id mo Gil emit monO'rel
Gort fc6ren mir oIs 9ettler eIu
aein Sudlmtb fiibrt in'S Sibt bin.
elm;
Ndrit Oh DER 5rommlte bier eemc'
len,
1ort miro man Ieine Sbaten lelen.
gci mr nicbt itol,, oui Geiu ejebet,
Ca 6ot iin monder auigeblot,
glls oiirIf er oreiit oittiren.
JAr Ienutb, mo ein reines Scr5,
Sold geteh iteigt iduea binimel'
iu1rtS
llnO Miro Dein 9eben 5iereu.
@drit Gu aud beilig, iromm umo
rein,
5pi a)lenidl Damn iit Der Simn1el
Gein;
Sb ou6 oeS Screens 1brGneu rim
men,
@er 9cten fonit Der nlnB geIpinnenl
@ci uir nid)t itol8, mii oieS imo Dos,
Gas Slid 8erbribt, 10 leidjt iuie
@loS,
GS bridt in ioiiieno Sderben.
Ger 1oo oeriinft Die gtaht iieigt
aui,
Gin Gompf lit infer eroenloii
llno oaes qie6esperben
g9o1l oeuL Der INNER bilibcreit
IdS lit ser g9eg sur Secligfeitl
Acin SoOcsaraueu fam Sbu idret.
fen
Gin ihon'rcr Nloreen miro Son
iUcden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-26
Syltemotis&e Spursumkeit ncBIt Geld 5aulose
Die pmn SOmma6ttn gOn(matn fit S2O per a6te 5l eidtn
3n6lIngSJSCOingungn.

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