davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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press. Amid his ehuckling and gloat-
Ing smiles there came "A check.
"what you got there, Tedi" sounded
II sudden voice. and Ted turned to be
confronted by his boss"
IF you please, sir" he stammered.
its my regular Christmas box from
the folks home on the farm
Lets see what you've got. Ted
suggested John willis, and he fished
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town nnd get a couple OF gallons OF
milk" suggested Alden.
"Oh, you men - mildly scolded Ruth.
"There's plenty of milk In the house.
Aldenl :" she abruptly cried. my fur
collari It's gone / lost it on the
river. Your present last Christmas,
too. Oh. | remember nOw-I loosened
1t In the old boat house and 1t must
have slipped on. Hurry and see."
Alden fairly SKINNED the ground.
As he entered the 'shadowy boat house
his foot touched the missing collar.
A slight moan echoed out. He
strained his sight to make out fem
inine form
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Just such Il snowy
moOnllt occa sion
ns this Christmas
eve, and In the
loneliness of his
room he now sat.
wistfully. longing
ly. one ny one
looking over the
mementoes of his
old love expert
ence. Finally he
put them away
and went down
stairs.
&c ct yO ur
skates. sister," he
h allie d briskly.
nNNn Innsfn't miss
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Y. M. O. A. UndenomInatIonaI.

The Y. NJ. G. A. is undenominational
as an institution. Its aim is to pro-
mote the social. mental. physical and
spiritual well-being OF all young men
without regard to their church ai1lia-
lions or religious beliefs.
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window as they smoked and talked.
nrd Tom. while he had been much
amused at Johns cynical comment.
had tnlien II all as joke, for John
was never pesslmistlc. Now as they
wtlked down the crowded thorough
iarc conversation was difficult. and
John was unusually silent. Recalling
hits of phrases in their recent CON
yersatiun. II suddenly occurred TO
Tom that there had been an unac-
cusi"med tone. even ii note Of bitter
Ness. underlying the smile and lightly
spoken words of his oldest and best
friend, whom he felt he knew as he
did himself. Al the thought he
looked sharply and piercingly ut him.
hut the strong, resolute profile bore
no trace Of the cynicism of the last
hour much less evidence of its cause.
II was just Imagination. Tom con-
cluded.
As they stood waiting for cross
town ear an observant and clever beg
gar approached. Tom answered the
appeal with - coin.
moi from me-" said John. in dis
approving tone.
"Oli. well. it's Christmas time" said
Tom.
'Yes. that's just 1t. and lie knows
II AMI makes capital Of II. II is syn-
pathetic or sentimental charity. and
l don't approve Of It,"
Upon my word. Tom. you are fun
ny this afternoon. What is The mat
ter with you? First you condemn
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crouched upon "A
bench.
who is It," he
q II e $ I 1 o n e d
quickly.
Il am just
resting" pulsated
a feeble voice.
In this cold
d a m p plac @?
Why, you VIII
freeze! Who are
you? Come with
me. If you need
shelter and help.
Why-VlOla ~
He e athcred
her up in his
Strnn ~ a m =
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Under the
MiStletoe
HI
%SH
tcopyrlsht. lsis. western New.p.psr unioa.i
LACKED n week to
BY RALPH HAMILTON

LACKED n week to
Christmas. but Ted
Newton. office hoy for
Willis x Co. had been
In holiday humor since
the first of the month
and just now was
caught by the full in
huence of Yuletide.
His eyes sparkled as
he lifted various pack
ages from IA box that
had lust arrived by ex-
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DEN REVERE loved
everybo dy. all the
world over. and all of
the time. II was natur-
al. therefore. that he
should expand beynnc
all limit when Yule-
tide came around.
There was n hidden
sorrow In his life, but
he had not allowed IL
to shadow the sunshine
OF his nature. lie had
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Optimistic Thought.
Safety built upon vengeance contains
the seeds Of Its own destruction
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Lost.

Lost.
ahe stood beneath the mistletue
And she was fair TO see.
My wife was In tie room, and so
That chance was lost T. we.
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One
Christmas Eve
~
By oTILLIA r. PFEIFFRR

toopyright. Isls. western Nersp.p,r Union }
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Die mpiteriOie nipaniide Grippe"

3adoem lie in Spauica aufae-
taudt mar, lit Nun ote Spanifde
Grippe aad nah 9eutidlano, eng
lano, Der Sdtpeis uno anoeren S1n-
bern Gnropas gelangt mo bat BORT
einen beorobliden llnlfang angenom-
men.
Nidt MIR oie 3ipil6ep0lferuna lit
oapon befaaen poroen, ionoern aud
in Der Irmee bot Die gpioemie lol-
den llmfang a%neenommen, oaB oie
Sblagfertigfeit Oe%rieIben iebr beein-
tradtigt poroen 81 iein iheint.
Smmerbin iino oie geridte ans
Oeuti6lano iiber 4rt nno 8erlauf
Der Seude 10 mayer, oaB es ldtuer
iii, iid elm. ridtiges llrteil 81 bill
Den. Gins aber itebt felt, oaB ndmIi6
Die Sterberate 5iemlih eering lit uno
Die bon Der gpioentie 9efanencn
mad fitr5em aranfenIager iuieoer ge-
funben.
ltnteria6ungen babeu ergeben, oab
III 'eriter 2inie sic Ntmungsorgane
ergriffen meroen uno, oaB iid &opf-
ldymer5en neblt bobem Jieber oaiu.
geieaen. Ser BACILLUS i6eint nit bern
Die Weningitis beroorrufenoen per-
nanot 81 lein, ooh bat man iein da-
rafteriitiihes Merfmal, sic @irfuaa
auf Die Neroen3entren, bisber niht
beoba1ten fonnen.
8enauere Atadrid)ten iiber eas
8iiten Der aranfbeit liegen aus
Spanien Dor.
Sn Maorio limo sic 8baeter &C.
ihlolieu, oa oaS 8erional an ser
aranfbeit leioet. Ser 9ienIt ouf
BEN eleftrii6en 9abnen lit aeItort,
oa Die meiiten 9eamten anqeItedt
lino. Die Ier3te raten audi, ernIte
SoriidtsmaBregeln 3l ergreifen, ga
i'm Saber 1889 Die Beit ouf oieleIbe
0eiie begann. Die 9Iatter seripen
Den einen groBen Cell hires &aumes,
nm Gin8elbeiten iiber oie G%ranfbeit
81 gebett. Die offentli6en Gerqniiaen
tperoen 10 gut mie nidlt belud)t. au.
Der benz neutrality-suspicious. limo aud,
Ser Siton5miniIter, Der Morine.Mi
niIter uno oieIe Beanie frauf. Mon
oermlltet, Dab Der S0nia andeItedt
tpnroe, ols er in Der SdloBfapeue
Dem @ottesoieitlt beitpobnte. Hnd eli.
ner Weloung oes 2poner .8rogreS
nus @oorio betr6et Die 3a6I ser an
Der unbefonnten Gpioemie e~rfrouften
Eerlonen nlebr als $4,000.
gemerfensmert lit oie auBeroroent
lidc Sdnelligfeit, NIT ser lid ooS
5leber uerbreitet. Oas @ift baftet
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Segas.

Der 23-idbrige 5lugfaoett @il-
liam 4. @eir bon 0aosoen, MIa.,
%ltiir5te NIT ieiltem aeroplan aus eli.
ller 9obe bon etpa 1900 SUB aif oas
Garrutbers Mpiationsfelo BEL Sort
@orth ab unO puroe augenblidiidJ
getotet.
Sn Guero fano anr Mittmo1
cine 3niammenfunft bon gaummol.
lcnpflan5ern aus adt Counties mo
Mitslieoern oes Defenie Councils
itatt, Inn einen uniformen Yreis fiir
@aumlponepfliiden feitaniesen. 9ian
fam fhlieBlif iiberein einen Dollar
fir oas Bfliifen bon 100 9futS
Cotton 81 5ablen.
9os bemofratiIde Staats- Gre.
futiu : aomite miro am t2. MnguIi
iA Sort 8ortb 5uiammen treten, UNI
Die Heiultate ser am 81. Suli obge-
baltenen 9rintaruabIen offi5ieG 81
prilfen uno oie Iameu ser fir
Staatsamter lalfenoen &anoiooten
melhe fid am "a. 4nguIt elmer
Stiduabl unterperfen miiiien, allf
oos nelle 8ifet gu ieten. Die Demo.
fratiide Staats aonpention miro
am 3. September in @oco abgebal-
ten.
Or. @inion, Graiioent Scr
Staatsunioeriitdt in 4uitiu, teilt nit.
Dob Die orei Meilen BON Ser Stacf
entfernte, gum Ibiteigen Der Nero
plane nngelegte Henn 2anoungslto.
tion oemnddit in elm re9uldres Mpia-
tionsfelo umgeipanoelt peroen nitro.
Der in College Citation obge-
6altene 81. teranii6e 5armer-aon
greB bat feline Situneen am Mitt.
nod beenoet. Gs muroen 8eihliiiIa
ongenQmmen, in Der 2esislatur auf
Elm 4menoement bes S~eimItatteae.
ieses bin3umirfen. Die 6armer 9Iolt.
ben ourd cine entipredenoe Mbdn.
oerung oieies bisber iebr bep6brtcn
8eie6es, @eloer bon Der Sooeral.
2ano49anf in Souiton 8u einem Bill.
ligeren 3insfnBe erbalten Su fonnen.
3n geamten fir oas nGdlte Sc.
idaftsiabr m1roen Die ~foIgenoen
Witglieoer erip6bIt; = 8rdiioetlt,
5rib g~ngel6aro, eagle 2afe; gi3e-
Brdiioent, @ia 6. Munion, 9enni.
Jon; Sefretdr.S fabmeiiter, Morris
Salfner, @aco.
Ger erite Sad Reis, Der in Sic
lem Sabre in Ban Gitn ouf Den
Wfarft gebradt muroe, lit BORT fir
SOL perlteigcrt iporoen. Ser Saul.
preis funroe Dem Goten 9rcii3 iibcr-
uiefcn.
aaaft ariess-S parmasfen.
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8alpb s.. Sugo II. a., n Die Stubt
Gan Nutonio. @ruaoitiid an Der Neudoa
Strabe; $500.
s. 6. SeIoman u1b 8. q. Niiaer an
q. s. @robe. @runioItiid an Der 2abor
rtnb &ictorio Strabe; $500.
&. 9. 9aden6erger ON George 6.
8ea. @runoitiif i'm GitD Blot 222S; 81
u. u.
8. $. @aienbcd an Sorrb g. Spain,
@runbltiif in Der @oit gnb aooition;
5000.
u. Sdfporbmn an ). 0toIur, @rrnos
ltiid I'M gitn 8lod 900; $4,000.
Sam 8rieomau mao Srau an @. 81.
gbiu9fielo uno Sroli. @runoitiid i'm @itp
8lod BAT; 2 1850.
81. q, @itbers II. q. an Q. s. 8erns
haro. 0ruuoltiid in Rroipect Sill 8lace;
1925.
s.. q. @itbers II. q. an 9. 3. ger,,s
haro. @ruuoitid in Yroipect 9iu 9lace;
1925.
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Sic 0nhr,,1osn,;ttaI- so,n;o

Die Nabrltngsmittel- ioipie sic
&oblen : Administration baben 8mci
gegen Die Seritenung BON Bier ODER
Wal5getranfen geridtete 8eroromms
gen erlaiien. in oenen oie S~abrifation
bon Bier fir Die &riegsfiibrung als
nebeniadlib nno unmeientIid be5eih-
net unb Oesbalb berEin6ert miro.
Der 9tabrungsmittel 4ominiitrator
BOT perfiigt, oaB Die Wfd5er oorl1u.
fig bis sum 1. Sftober feline 8erIte
ODER anoeres 8etreioe fir ole Serit1I-
hung bon MaI3 auffmlfen oiirfen;
am /. Oftober miro Damn eine mel.
tere 8eroronllns erIaiirn, ourd) mel
de oiefes @er6ot mabrideinlid aus
geoebnt miro. Die MaIs Sobrifan:
ten ioaen gegenipdrtig Gorrate in it,
rem 2agerbduiern babetl, Die bis gum
1. Sannar reiden. Bis oieie Gorr1te
anfgearbeitet fino, mirb Der &oblcn-
aominiitratior @arfielo oen 9raue-
reien nod so 8ro5ent ibres bisberi-
gen &oblenbeoarfs erlauben; bann
miro ale peitere 3ufubr aufboren.
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L.okdIes.
8abrideinlidjss Netter.
Sir San antonio unb llmgegeno:
9eute abeno uno nlorgen beoedt.
Y lIerIei.

SIN Miffmnh f,tdltn1

am Mittmoh iudtcn eilltro-
oreiBig Non1eii, melfe gu peridieoe-
llen religioien Sroen geboreli uno ae-
geitfpdrtig Die in Der 2abn Of tbe
2afe acaoemD eroffnete 9eornnaI=
5dlile beindem i'm gunbesgcrid5t
Inn erteiluna Der erlten giirgerpas
pierre nod. slnh 0rei i'm Anslanoe
geborene M0nner Sreo Senrp
Gape, sluguit @ittnlolm lno sSiioor
8alOuogeI gaben Die GrfI1rung
ab, 8iirger Der Ser. Stoaten meroen
su fpollerr.
Die 8nnbes 6egieruna bat
oas bon Der SuterItate gnluIement
Company i'm Camp 9rnpis Dor eini.
ger 3eit erbarte Sbeater fir Sen
8reis bon So, 900 ermorber. Die
Milit1r Gernnltung miro oosie(6e
inter Dem Hanien 2ibertp 9beater
auf eigene Rehnung meiter fibren.
Dns BON Dem 5epii6 @elfore
goaro i'm Camp TrapiS errid)tcte
@ebduOe mliroe am Wittmodl ieiner
Beltinmune ii6ergeber.
@iainm S6efgen mllroe BON
Sraoes Council ais Superintendent fir
ons ncile, inter ser geseihnuna
rArbeitet ooer admpft" befanl1le
aomitc er1annt. guBer Soefgen ae.
boron oeniel6en Geo. Solmareen, ais
Bertreter Der 9rbeitgeber, nno g. 6.
BaIfer on. 8ie mir id)on neuIid,
mitteilten, miro oieics aomite oar.
fiber entIfeioen meld)e 4rbeitcrr
flaiie fir Die Snouitrie entbehrIid
itno ebenio melde 6abrifen iinb @e.
fhafte fin Die ariegsfibruna not.
tuenoig iin6 ooer niht.
Ser Deputy . Sberiff 5ubira
bemerfte am Mittpo1 bormittoa.
ipie elm StaIier1er eiiem 9eger an
Der 0elt-go Commerce StraBe cine 6Ia.
fhe Sdnaps perfaufte. Der Beanie
fhlid Dem Staliener nod, un6 nod
Dem er fih oeiIen Saiis e~ingepragt,
bolte er iid 5tpei Stants- gianger sur
alnterltirsung berbef. Sci Der porge.
itonnlenen Sausiudpung murocr
1ieuu &ilter 8bisfep, aif 8intfla.
fd)cn gefiiat, ionie Elm poI1es Soh
Gdnaps borgefunoen. Dos lit Die
aroBte geute, Die bisber gernadt
mnroc. Der Sdnaps prtroen atiirlid
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fo~nfis5iert mo Der Staliener eirtge

fonfis5iert mo Der Stolicner eiase-
ipcrrf.
Inf Griuden Der BoItDernaI-
tnag baden Die StnDtfomntiii1re cine
Hepiiion i1mmtliher Sousnllnlner,.
ongeoronet.
Die Dor eilligen 5agea in oas
Sanoidulen go. Z uno 8 eroffnetea
Community Gellters," meIbe SUI
llnteritiisung oes @ar SerDice
Boards sebiloet muroeL baben lid
bistler elmer regen Seilnabme err
freut.
Die Ipartements= uno 2ogier-
9auier lino Der Surisoiftion ser
uSanare 0eal giioeiatior, meld)c
Die lleberporteilung Ser 0ffi5iere nno
Soloaten gu uerbinoern periud)t iii.
teriteat moroen.
I'D es unmogli6 nar, aae NIT
Der 9erlte0ilng nno 8erobreifnng
BON 9abrungsmitteIn uno SpeiIen
beidaftigten Embellishments ouf ibreit
ianitaren 3uitano 81 beiihtigen uno
81 prifen, bat Der Staotar5t Or.
Sing Die 3eit, IN meld)er Die Better
cine 2i5ens. iiir Die @eiterfiibrung liz
reg @eid)aftes Ioien %fonner, Bis 5llll
10. anguit D%erldngert. 9ie G~rteilura
Der Si5ens baligt ndmlid BON einem
3ertififat Der @eiunobeitsbeboroe as,
oaB oos betrefierbe Gei6aft in 8e
5ng alif Sonitat nidts 81 miinl1en
iibrig laBt.
Ser Hegelfaa w1brenb Der leB-
ten 5pei Gage betrus t.45 3oll.
Die fir Den Auault-G infauf
bon 3ufer u~nbeoingt notigen BERTH.
fate, melde Soteliers, &~eitauront- Il.
goaroingbausbelrser Den @roeern
porlegen miiiien uno obne meIfe oie
Sesteren feinen 3llder berfaufen Dir
FEM iino nod nidt ei%ngetrofien u,to
oieienigen @eidaftsleute, melfe nit
ibrem Sui 8orrat gu gnoe iino,
befinoen iid III elmer peinliden Ser
legenbeit. 8ie es beiBt, fonnen oie
3ertififate bon Soulton aus ieoen
angenbIid eintreffen nn6 peroen ma.
tilrlif nit Gf)mer5en eripartet. Soil.
ten tie inoeB tros aaer Xelegramnla
ansbleiber, Damn beabli6tigt Die 60
tai administration, tempordre Ger.
t%iiifote olts5uitenen.
y
8ie aus Mafbington genle1oet
miro, ioI i'm Camp 9rabis cine neae
Snfatterie . 9inifion o%rgoniiiert tper.
oen Sen aern ~berieIben tperoen 5tpri
regulare Snfanterie- Gegimenter BIZ.
Den.
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leid)t, 10 ooB cine fIildtise gerii6-
ring sur llebertragltng geniigt. auf
Der See folgt IS ben S1iffsnegen,
i'm ginnenlano BEN @allptltraBen,
giierbabnen nno 6liiien. 8abr
i6einlib fam oas Granfbeitsgift
onr6 lebloie @egenita1loc peridleppt
tpcroen. 3ur GntItebilng nno Mus-
hreitung Der gpioemie lit cine ae-
pllie bobe Semperatrr n~ottpenbig.
9tidt ielten perben 5fpei 1ritteI Bis
orei 8iertel Der gepoIferurg BON Ser
aranfbeit ergriffen. 3oife, Sc
ifleft nno Mltersunteridieo ipieIeil
feline 9fone. SIN aagerneinen auBert
ilf) oas Sieber dbnIib nie Snflueu-
So mo tpirft mid1t totlih.
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Mer nihts oIs einen Stamn1.
baum bal, fam auf feineu sriinen
3meig fommen.
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Yaarft Berihf.
Cotton.
GpttDnfamen- Trobmfte

San antouio, beute 26 gents.
COLLECTION, seltern 26.75 Gents.
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Gun Antonio, 1. Angulf, 1918.
Brine graoe Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.31.
Gents per GniIone-
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Tarm-Yru6nfte.
0en,aie.

&artoffeln, California, $3.50 iiuo
$3.50.
SiiBfnrtoffeln, Gam, $3.50 uuo $500.
3Ipiebeln. Seras 8ermloas, $3.50 uito
Sits; Grpftal 8are $1.75.
Somnten, ter, $1.25.
8ohnen. COLORADO. Binto. pet BIN.
$1,000; California 8aboiis, per cfpt.,
$1,000; Rinfs. $3.50; Gina, $f4.50;
Habb, $500; 8ladebes, $780,
Erii1e String Beams. $500.
&ohl. $3.50 mnD $500 Der 100 $40.
Crime 9feffer. 500 uno $f.25 per
8uidet.
Hnoiesden, 60e per Sbb. @itu5et.
Weerretttaz Bursein. per BIO. l2h.
@urfeu, $500 per @uihef.
@rbien. per fIeiner Crate. $500.
geeteu, $3.50 Der 100 Bfun0.
&opfialm, 1926 uno $3.50 per Grdie.
ReterIilie. SOC Der 0sb. s8niioeI.
Gfirfide. $1.25 1nb $3.50 PER- Crate.
@elbe @ur5eln, $3.50 per 100 Hfnie.
@iepflau5en. $1.50 per GuiheI.
Hitben, $500 per 100 Ifuuo.
Sqltaib, $3.50 per 9uIheI.
Gauteloipes, $3.50 un0 SITS.
9ptnnt, $1.75 per 5amper.
Crime grbien. $500 per Samper.
Seuerie. Colorado, S5c per Crate.
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8anft ariess-s parmprfen.
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Iieb-Marft.

San autpnio. 1. ausult. 1918.
aiibe. 1915 bis $500.
Gdlber, 1925 Biz Sits.
8uGen, $7.75 Bis 1890
0dfer. 1915 bis $500.
ct. 9ouis, 1. NneuIt, 1918.
6inobieh SerassGieh, $40 biz SIS. so.
Sdtueine. $500 Big $1,000.
Sinfe.
Geialsene Sdlte ........15e Der Bio.
Srodene 0drte .........2 zoe Der 8fo.
@rine Sdute .......... 12c Der 30.
5elle.
N8olf nn0 Studs 90. -. 20 Cts.
Ineora>3ieeen per Bfb. 40 cts.
Nngora< aieaeu. bslhdeiat -. 5 Cts.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16

whoever opposes it is unpatriotic, if not disloyal; when this sort of thing overpowers the volume of objections, when we begin to hear in high quart CTS that government ownership of cial-mines is not "socialistic' at all, as some mistaken people believed it to be. but the result of hard, practical, busi- ness sense, then by these signs and tokens may we know that the day of government ownership of coalmines is upon us.
 And when all is consumated, and Uncle Sam is running the mines, we shall all begin to tell each other that it was all done by the expressed wish. desire and intention of the majority of the enlightened people; that it was done, not because we had to do it, but merely because we wanted to do it; that it was a matter of free choice al- together, and that anyone that talks of a compelling must is a vile Soc ialist and an enemy of society.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16
He, who Wastes Crust of Bread, Prolongs the War.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF
 COALMINES DRAWING NIGH

There is nothing more certain in a study 0 fthe progress of humanity than that mankind in the mass does not do what it wishes, but what it must And when the com pusszon is both apparent and immediate there is nothing easier than to represent the action as the result of wishes. Perhaps the easiest thing in the world to accomplish is to make a virtue of necessity" There is, in fact, no labor involved in the trans formation at all; it is an automatic action.
 Here, fo rexample, is the coal ques- tion. Government ownership of coal mines is almost upon us. But it will not be actually realized until the must" becomes so pressing as to be absolutely imperative
 The Mine Owners are clamoring for increased rates; hundreds of thous- ands of miners are in turn clamoring for increased wages. Both conditions pressing in opposite directions, mex orably push the mines toward govern ment ownership. President Wilson himself mentions this policy plainly as g last resort. And he is perfectly right. It is a last resort, and will be only resorted to at the last possible moment.
 Then there is the tremendous force of the world war, all of which is driv- ing in the same direction. It was so great in England, the peril was so inn mediate and pressing, that in less than a week after the outbreak Of hostil- ties, the mines all passed under govern ment control Our necessity on this side has not been so immediately pressing, but in time, and not a very long time, either, there is nothing more certain than that what was done by some of the European governments, will be done by ours.
 Those who advocate" government ownership mostly do so on the ground that it will solve the immediate prob lem But, instantly that problem is solved, another one rises to take it's place. Government ownership of coal mines, as well as, other industries; be- come problems that cor for solution. The never ending progress of society is apparently bound up with the sue cessive solving of never ending prob lems"
 It is almost a certainty that the talk ing over of the coal-mines will soon be publicly announced as a "war- time measure" To make that announce ment leaves the implication that after the war they will revert to private ownership again.
 There is. perhaps, but one sure way of knowing about when it has been llecided that government ownership is to be the ultimate disposition of the mines. It is when men in high places begin making virtue of ncces- sity and enumerating the superlative merits and advantages of government ownership of mines, and hintng that
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16
FEDERATED UNION CHURCH

Rev. Ch9s. Howard Shank, Minister Residence, Room 21, Golden Gate.
 SUNDAY SERVICES.
 Il A. M. Bible School ann children $ service. R. B. Julian, superintendent.
 8 P M. Worship and Sermon, Topic: "The Raw Material and Fin ished Product of American Citizen ship, as Exemplified in Abraham Lincoln.
 Excellent music by Chorus Choir.
 I his church extends a cordial in vitation and large welcome to all, to these services. rich and poor alike regardless of cred or nationality.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16
NOTICE.

The Modini's B. of T. Restau- rant is closed for few days in order to make some remodelling so that the place can be run more eco- nomical and will also arrange to run furnished rooms in connection.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16
DANCING SCHOOL.

At the Miners Home Club Hall, Dancing class every Monday, Tues day, Wednesday, and Friday even- ing from 8 P. NJ. to il P. M. Ad- mission to class $1.OO. Private lessons $1.OO per hour.
 MRS. GEO WALDHELMI, Teacher.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16
"Sam and Jonathan will return
 Monday"

Please leave your order at the Nome Tailoring Co. (neXt door Seg- erstrom and Hagen), for coal etc., to be delivered by the Pioneer Ex- press. Orders promptly attended to.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16

Writing to friends in Nome Chest CT Milligan states that many old Nomeites are working in the ship yards. Mon who have worked in dredge constructor in the North land are sought for. He states that in his opinion there will be few laboSiEg men return to the North with the geese in the spring. Wages are better in Seattle than in Nome.
 
 In accord with telegram re- ceived by Wm. Stipek, from An chorage last Sunday. q meeting will be held in the Miners Union Hail, under the auspices of the local So- ia!ists at 8 F. NJ. Sunday, Feb. IT, for the purpose of reorganizing in preparation for the forth coming campaign. .>. .. . .-
 GIFT THE NEWS RIGHT. REAb THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-02-16
NOTICE TO ASSISTANTS

NU IICE l U kEGIS ] KAN l S| Below list of ressunts whose cards are now the contains number and the numbers acdg the Master list of each ressnt
 
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 tcontinued from yes.erdayo xs, Andrew Hollum . s ~ . Council Alaska 11s s2 Rudolf Lambert Eklof4 . . John Karazenes FrontSt AZ David ralver Johnson . . Nome St Nome Alaska 12o Dckson ~. Solomon Alaswa 121 122 Hearing 12s Council Alaska 124 Alaska 125 srd St. Nome Alaska 12s Michael 127 Front St Nome Alaska 12S 77 Carl Wilhelm Nelson D St Nome Alaska 129 Iehl James .1s2 Alaska. .1ss s John Martin Johnson aycock Alaska 'lS4
 
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 IA Isaac Peter Noberg Eiaycocl Alaska 146  James NameA Nome
 
 ..Fro  I1a McKenny seadman Alaska 15s 20 Charles Lewis Scarlnl '.2nd Ave- Nome Alaska 54 l1&1 Emb Rontst Nome S7 John Edmard Englund Front St Nome, Alaska 156 190 Patrick Ruene Candle Alaska
 
 2lO Harry Vincent Johnson St Michael Alaska 159 B. s2 Nick okesof .2nd St Nome, Alaska 16
 
  homps Council S4 Leonard D. Lewis 2nd Ave Nome Alaska 165
  Frederick St Alaska Fro Nome 24 Jessie James White Box SOS Nome, Alaska 16 14S Hoger Johnson .Haycoci Alaska ITO 19 John Michael Alaska Swede I1s6 Carl Fritiof Larson . . Cande, Alaska 74 c. l.. ome 12 Smith Golden Alaska l1OS Ernest Balsger Front St. Nome Alaska TIT IFS Alex Buon Galacab Russia IFS Doungal 70 Ralph Lonen 1st St Nome Alaska. 1SO 16 James Andrew Doyle Sd St Nome Alasla1S1 134 Dem Ieasof 178 Nome, Repogle
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