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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

The f'ratcrnal Order of Eagles y making preparations for the beautiful Memorial service annually given by the order in commemor,tion of those mem ed to learn the ultimate of human cx- stcncc. The services will be held in Eagle Hall Sunday afternoon next and the following program will be render ed.
 l--Processional. Mrs. Louis \ Swing 2-Ritual. ........ Worthy President 3--Barltone Solo: Incline Thine
 Ear" Harry Gabrlelson and Choir 4-Titual l.......... Worthy Chaplin 5--Anthcm: one Swectly Solemn
 Thought Federated Church Choir C Ritual. l..... Worthy Past President 7-Soprano Solo "Onc Day Nearer
 Home" Miss Helen Lomcn and
 Choir
 8--Ritual Worthy Secretary and
 Treasurer
 Nesper Hymn.... Federated
 Church Choir
 lO-Oration ..........,t,,tt,.,.
 ..........P. ". r., q. A. Adams l1-Ritu1l. .........W Worthy Prcsidetn l2 Hymn; Nearer My God To
 Thee" By the Acrie and Audience ld-ititual. .....,,,,D, Worthy Chaplin i4- -Recessional: Mrs Lonis 4 Swing
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

DoRdom is becoming mildly excited over the forthcoming Solomon Derby race, which is scheduled to occur Morch 27. No definite information as to the probable entrants can be obtain ed at present but there will bn 1t least four or five of the fleet teams of the district entered. Seppala Is expected to enter a team of his Siberans also Victor Anderson. Wm Webb will prob ably enter his flyers and F. NJ. Aver and Fay Delzene are also expected 10 send in entries. Scotty Allan may also send in an entry from the Allan Darl- ing kennels. The purse will probably be the same as last year-ie $200. divid- ed into thrtc prizes sl50 foc the win. ncr and SG2.50 and S37.j0 for second and third place. The present pros
 poets are that the trail will be In excel lent condition and the race fast one.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

The committee in charge of the en-
 tertainmcnt to be given by the Eski- mo residents of the city for the benefit of the Red Cross has decided to hold the affair on tho evening of March 29. at the Eskimo gymnasium building The show will be entirely under the direction of the Eskimo, who arc dis playing the utmost enthusiasm in their commcndablc efforts to assist the Red Cross. in which nearly every native of the district is said to be greatly in- tercstcd. The scheduled entertainment will consist of native dances wrest. Ing and other athletic sports In which the natives are proficient. One of the features of the cntcrtainm will be the sing1ng of the Star Spangled Ban atI by native chorus. A committee of natives is now engaged in selling t',LcIs on the streets
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

Beyond the appointment Of the elcc- ! ton officers to preside at thc forth l! coming city election and also the dos igration of q committee 10 discuss the coal question at the meeting called by Nome Chamber of Commerce Thurs day evening. little business of import ance aside from the usual routine. transpircd at the regular meeting of the Nome Common Council last even ing. The Counclmanic members were all present when Mayor Lomcn called the meeting to order at tho ustlal hour with the exception of Councilman i Chas Ross. who Is still wrestling with the Hobson creek drcdgc on Nomo river
 The committee selected to represent the city in the coal discussion con- sisted of Councilmen Kemp, ,Kricek and Milot The council passed a rcsolu- ton instructing the committee regard | ing the attitude of the council toward the coal question but the same was withheld from publication until the night of the joint meeting. The fol- lowing were appointed to act as cleo | tion officials: Inspector F.. F.. Adams; judges, Chas. Russel and Dr. J. l.. Wesley; clerks. Alfred Anderson and ! saf
 pointed q special policeman for the day. Tho council designated the dis trict between B street and Stcadman avenue as Precinct No. l, the polling place of the district being the City
 Hall The election officials In charge
 were designated as being: Judges, C. l C. Crooks, Russ Bowen and Dr. !. L..
 Wesley; Clerks. Al Sitton and Alfred Anderson.
 The district west of street was designated as Precinct No. 2, the poll ing place of which will be at the Snake River Grocery store building. The judges at that place will be VIII Koch, Otto Mills and F. F.. Adams Clerks, C. II. Frost and F.. R. Holden. Precinct No 2 comprises the remain der of the city lying enst of Steadmnn avenue and the voting place will be located in the building formerly occu- pied by the Pacific Steamship Co. office at the corner of Stcadman avenue and Front street The election officials designated to preside over the election
 in that precinct are: Judges. Grant Iaiblin, Maurice Fitzgerald and J. C Cornell. clerks, Chas. Mclaughlin and George Huff.
 The Council authorized Mir. Mayer to construct the booths, etc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

All lovers of indoor games and all athletes are invited 10 Eagle hall to- night to witness the practice of the basket and base ball congregations who are competing in the coming tourna- mcnt to bc held at Eagle nall on Sat mday night next
 From seven to eight o'clock the floor will be coupled by the Nome High school five after which the All Nome Players will be seen in action. The ~ourdough baseball team will cavort on the diamond for an hour after tho expiration of the basket ball practices.
 Tickets will he on sale at Lomens Drug Store at six o'clock tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

Postmaster Walsh reports that the
 sales of Thrift Stamps at the postofiice
 have Increased considerably since the MSt supply of War Saving Stamps were exhausted Good sized quanti- ties of the stamps are disposed of daily. indicating that the public has not lost
 ts desire to invest in the government war securities now that larger dcnom- nations are no longer available. Mir. Walsh states that the sales of Thrift Stamps were practically confined to children as long as War Stamps were available bat now that they are not to
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

Tclegraphic adyices reaching tho city recently say that W. T. Burns, of Fairbanks who enjoys the distinction of being the chairman of the Demo cratic Territorial Committee and is also three times member of the Alaska legislature. has been selected as director of the Maloney Campaign committee and is husily engaged In d. rccting the election campaign of that popular candidate for the Dclcgatcship.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

The local lodge of Moose elected the following to fill the various offices of the organization at the regular meeting last night. Chas Sandford, Dictator: Robert James, Vice Dictator; Ralph Lomen. Prclatc; Ovie Elvcdahl. Treasurer: Leo Scidenverg, Trustee; Norvin W Lewis, present Dlcator. be- comes Past Dictator on the accession of the new officers and has also been designated as representative to the Supreme Lodge. Past Dictator Alfrcd J. i.omen was named as alternate. The holdover officers of the lodge arc F. R. Holden Secretary, and w. IT. Koch and Vim Stipek Trustees. The remainder of the offices are appointivc The officers elect vii be installed on April l5
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

The Longshorcmcn and Miners unions have both appointed commit tees to discuss th" important question presented to the community by the recent communication of the coal bar ons The comm",ccs will meet the representatives of the other organiza- tions at he meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce scheduled for Thursday evening at g D. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

This inspiring little tale from tho somnolcnt precincts Of Teller. Is q pr,- duct of the United states Press News Service clipped from recent issrc of q Los Angeles paper. Bizarrs 'llcs of ti cmcnatc from tho Alaltan wild4 but this one from the somnolent en- virons of Teller bears the earmarles of genius. And we might add that the doubtless fair Nowadluk must sure be "some kid"
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

kI'scIc IciI,euoI and rcJuycnatcd log his stl} at uo Hot Springs, handed iuc Victory whallop to Lindbcrg in lnc Class E pool contest ot the Board of Trade Last night The score was l35 to lo2 i<ioaolo Mill tanglo LID with Rouse at odds Of l35 to 15o tonight
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

# weight of mail for Nome. The con- slgumcnt is said to contain th''" pouchcs of first class matter. AS the local first class usually comprises two pouches, the third pouch mentioned ln the report probably contains first class matter from the States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19
OFFERS HER HAIR TO
 HELP AMERICA

TELLER, Nowadluk, fair est of Eskimo beauties in the Cape Prince of Wales region, has offered her wealth of hair, to the American Red Cross. Her locks extend to the ground Eskimo chiefs voted not 10 let NowdaIuk cut her hair, but to give Alaskan women n chance to do their bit will hold q beauty show to raise money
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

"W.hat became of inc Ercmcn?" has never ho.r 1ocialrclv answered but Herbert Corcr tho famous Associated Press war correspondent has. mayh lp. revealed inc answer in an article pre- .cntcd To our Ir.drrs on tho third page of this issuc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

Alr- Jamoa Frwlcy was d tutclcr to Inc east coast today b,uud for solomon for a visiL under the elulful pilotagc of Bert McCnthy driving tE- fIH' Webb team. Deputy 'IaHh,, X T.. M1lcr was also tr1v. CT to r." solomon section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

Leonard Scppah and l.. Stevenson returned today from a trip to Norton Bay section behind tho sprc@r Scppalo -iboriauq
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

Hardware, Furniture, Cents Fur nishings, Rubber ooods--no war prices al Holt's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

eors of How thc War Came to America free on application 10 the Nugget office should bc road by every body
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

X total of 283 voters had signed the registration rolls up 10 3 D. m. today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

You can buy Better Goods a Iittle cheaper at Holfs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

Long distance reports from Chini@ today announce thc departure of linn
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19
NEWS NOTES
FOOD SCHEDULE

Eat Plenty, Wisely But Without Waste
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-03-19

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-09
Sc HICIERON AVER LAS PRUE.
BIAS DE LOS NUEVOS APA-
RATIOS DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE BOMBEROS

Anunciamos hace pocos dias que ell
Departamento de Bomberos tendria
en- breve tempo tres nuevos aparatos
de los mejores sistemaS que Sc usan
en- todas las grandes capitales, ararte
de la maquiaaria con que va Sc cuen-
ia V del aparato pulmotor que esta re
Glen llegado Y que estaba segun dill
mos en- 81 oportunidad, a disposition
del publico para que hiciera uso de e:
en- case de asfiXia o de ahogo.
Uno de los nuevos aparatos que Sc
~esperaban lego aver en- Ia mariana,
habiendose procedido inmediatamen-
te a las pruebas, las cuales sc efec-
tuaron en- la misna manana, en ell
Pardue de San Pedro y con asisten-
cia del Mayor de Ia Ciudad, senior
Sam C. Bell y de, Comisionado de
Policia Y Bomberos, senior Phil
Wright. Las pruebas fueron por com
pleto satisfactorias.
Estes a~paratos. que tienen IN cos
to de diez mil pesos cada uno, con-
siten en- una combination de IN wa
gon Y una bomba, montados en- un
automovil para su rapida conduccion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-09
q
Ell PROBLEMA DE MEXICO

desapasicnada. sole debe hacerse Or para mejorar y
enaltecc- liz administration, corrigiendo las deficiencies
en- benesicio de nosotros mismcs, es decir. de la socie-
dad V d. Ia patria.
Aun debemos intentar g~enerosamente esta graz
cbra de :cnfraternidad V patriotismo. Lejos nosotros,
del eGi.ojecido campo dc la lucha. sin que pueda acu'
sarssncs de debiIidad c de mezquinos intereses, no va
cilamos en- ALTAR Ia voz de la razon y la concord'a, pa
"a hacer ell Gltimo l~lamamiento ansustioso a los anita
gonistas. todcs comEatriotas. para yer de iosrar que
alguna vez reflexionen en- los peligTos que la 'nterm'-
nstilidad dc la reyerta dejara caer sGbre la pasr1a.
Wees extraRas, pero amigos. como 10 son las de
las Cbrercs de este pals, nos estan invltando a Ia ar
mcnia, Y con Ia anticipation debida nos estan llamau-
dc Ia aterc:6n sabre los pel.gros a que nos eNponem0s
tcjns por iguaI, levando a nuestra patria al aniqui-
Iamientc V empuiandola al sonrojo.
Esta lIegando va ell mon,ento, ST no es que ha
,lerado. de que todos ' cada uno hagamOS sacrifices
de ideales ' kasta personales, 81 fuere necesarfo, para
salvar a la Republica devolviendce la paz.
La elimination de uno, de varics. de todoS los
culminantes de la escena "poltica", que Sc %imponga
cara unir ! la gran familia meXicana, debe hacerse,
81 es necesaria. Y hasta expontaneamente. por todos los
Que en- verdad sean patriotaS = deSinteresadoS. III
nuestra cfuscacicn Y nuestros personalismos nos lle-
van irexcrahlemepte a este extreme, que Sc haga Ell
sacrificio sin vacilar. y todcS. de comun acuerdo. que
acepteu I'm nuevo crden de ccsaS que no otrezca los
cbstaculoS v los incoavenientes de los hombres que Sc
disputan ell poder-
La situaciou actual del pals, las condolences en-
que auedara colocadc a la termination del conflicto
universal. exigiran tai suma de SACRIFICES y de capacl-
dad en- los directories de la politica y gobernantes me-
xicancs, que ell podcr, Ia administration publica, sera
un fardo pesadisimo Y espinoso para los hombres mas
,uiaD,es. que solo 10 aceptaran como una imposition
V deber del patriotiSmO.
Hasta ahora, los hcmbres Sc han impuesto a la
sociedad V al pcder: ha llegado o esta llegando ell da,
en- que la Sociedad imponga a los hombres ell poder. no
como IN premio. sino como una obligation In es-
fuerzc en- este sentidc, unanime, energico y resueito,
puede contribuir a la seduction del %problema y a la sal
vacion de la Rerubfica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-09
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
/ OS ULTIMOS DECRETOS DE LENINE

sheyikiS esten en- ell poder. A Ia
fuelza rcsponGeran con la fuerza V
como los deStacamentoS que Sc han
organizado para que vayan a recoger
el trigc embellishments conServado
en- las aldcaS eStan compuestoS de vo-
luntarios POGO deseosos de batirse Sc
riamente, SUI acci6n TO serd de ningun
valor Elective.
Esto es lc que preveen los bolShe-
vikiS. IA comenZaron a anunciarles
= los obreros que no podran diaries:
en- 10 SUCCESSIVE. pan por mucho tempo,
y en- SUI confusion no han encontrado
ccsa mejor que impedir la venta clan
deStina de where's a la que sc dedl-
caban, desde hace algunas semanas.
les "omerciantes ~improvisados que
iban . p~roveerSe de mercaRciaS a las
cercaniaS dc P~etrogrado Y que. en-
medic de dificultcdes inauditaS intro,
ducian pan, carne Y mantequilla a Ia
capital. en- peqEenas c~antidades. Gr&-
ciaS Il ellOS Sc podia, algunaS wees.
por una suma que Variaba entire -
V 80 frances, conSeguir un klio de
pan o de harlna. 4 parJir de mama
ma, los guardias rojos les daran GAIA
a eStos modestoS r~evendedores cue,
Ccu!tamente, escurrian sus preclosos
Y raros articulos de primera necesi-
dad por debajo de las puertas coche-
ras. De ahora en- adelante TOGO el
mundc tendra que ayunar en- coro.
Este sera el unico principle que To-
grara establecer ell regimen bolshevi-
Xxi.
Por el momento. en- la ciudad de Pc
trogrado victima del hambre, la po-
blacion no tiene mas que n sola pre-
o%cupaci0n: procurarse pan. Parece
postrada. sin colera. completamente
nidiferente a todo 10 que 10 sea sus-
ceptibin Ge calmar sus Sufrimientos.
Y cuando We desfilar por las GALES.
cosa de la que 70 fui testigo esta tar
de. un destacamento compuesto de IN
c~entenar de soldados alemanes, sin
arnlas pero con el sac al hombro,
Made parece cuidarse de 10 extrano
de estas exhibicioneS.
PAUL ERIC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-09

Csda dia que pasa, el prcblema dc la pacificacion
So ccmpica mas y mas. Obstinados en- ideailsmos' o
n Ia simple possession del peder. ctuscados por los mas
exaltadcs persouaiismos ' por las pasiones deSenfrena-
dss, ponemas en- el olviio Ia -eahdad DE las cosas que
afectan a In colectividad. y no nos detenemos a pensar
m solo irstante en- las condolences q que habremos de
ouedar sometidoS al da siguieate de la termination del
-~cnfHictc universal.
FL probIema Sc rresenta para Mexico, contunden-
70 nre-iso crave. en- preparedness arrGlladoraS, que te-
pemcs Ia obligation de preveer Y calcuiar, para antici-
parnos a darle una seduction patri0tica Y convenience
Podran perderSe uuestras wees en- el vacio, perc
no pcdra decirSe iamas. que, faitaron "eXlcanoS que
supieron c~portu0amente cumplir cn sus deberes' Ia
mando al terre.a dc Ia razGn ' del patriot'Smo a to1NS
lGs cGmpat;totaS.
f. On riror. el gran particle liberal mexicano, ei
cOntiende entire - n!SmO. Les Test9s suFervi-
rientes del aneio partido coaServador. aRenas 81 tienen
II indirectameute en- eI couflicto que nos despe-
d.la. de manera que es a los lberales. Y NADIA mas,
a los que toca ' corresponds resclver Ell ~problema. o
asumir las responsibilities dc Ia catastrofe que pue-
da sobreveuir.
No Sc dehaten. en- maestro conceptc. lc> principles
fundameutales dc Ia organization poitica del paIS; de
manera qIe no siendo los principles los que nos dNi'
den. solo faIta Ell ACU ERDO es decir. la
extinction del personalismo, para dar fin a las diScor-
dias scbrc ia base dc Ia razon. de la equid2d ' del no.
nor. Que no hava y~cncedores nj vencidos, y que los
antagonistas sc apresten a dirimir Ia controversial con
las armas de Ia raz6n, ' NADIA mas, para entenderse Y
armcnizarSe en- alguna forma.
La patria Is mry grande Y muy fccunda para que
CT ella Sc ahriguea Y prCspereR todoS snS hJos. sin dis
tinci6n de creios nj de- rartidarSsmos. Il go5ierno de-
he ser nac;oual, de. Y para tcdos los HseNicanos, y no
de Carranza. eScluSiviSta. Y para los suyos. Las atlas
funcicnes del Estadc. deben ser puestas en- las manos
de les mas probes Y capaces. como un deber elevadiSi-
mo, reservado a las lucsS. 4 IN hCnorabiidad y a la
aptitud. Y no de6eu diStribuirss cieGamente como re-
ccmpensas entire los que mas sc hayan dist'nguldo en-
Il funestisina tarea de Ia destruction y la matanza.
No debiera hablarSe mas de yerrcs y de fatas, re-
uemorando pasados rencorosos, Y Ia critica sensata,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-09

La ofcnsiya de "inviernO" del Gene
raj Pablo Gonzalez. s0bre las hues-
ties del general Zapata. duenas y seno-
| ras, hace ocho amos, de las tres Guar
. tas parties del Estado de Morelos y de
uno CUE otro rincon de e~nmaranada
maleza v riscos inaccesibles. en- Pue-
bla V en- Feracruz, continual. 49,. .por
iniciarse.
Todo esta preparado.
Despues &c larguisimos estudios
tecnicos, d~espues de cCncienzudo es-
tudio de las condolences del terreno
de la climatOlogia del Estado, del Ca
racter &c sus habitantes y del NAL
caracter de los zapatistas. Don Pablo
Gonzalez, previa c~cnsulta en- vlejes y
sabics libros de e%strategia miiltar, for
mo un plan que, segun ell decir de los
peri6dicos metropolitanos, sera una
verdadera panacea contra la lePra re-
v~clucionaria en- aquella privilegiada
region.
Ell dinero para la campans. estd
lista en- las areas n~acionales. los MI
les de solGados que han de llevarla a
cabc, han sido s~eleccicnados dc en-
tire los cucrpcs mas prestiglados. mas
"fogueados" y mas v~alienteS del ejer-
cito de la Republica, y sc ~encuentran
acuartelados ksce algunas
La oficialidad, es la flor y nata de
la o~ficialidad m%eXicana.
Los pertrech0s son abundantes, pues
81 general Gonzalez ha tenido "maIos
libres" para coger, donde 10 hallare,
fcuanto lie fuera n~ecesario para el me-
jor eXito de la campana.
Ash que. por armas y parque. no
ha de quedar.
En- cuanto 4 where's. los llevan en-
a%bundancia y para muchos meses.
Solo Sc espera para ~principiar Ia
campana, a que Don Pablo Sc decIda,
a que Don Pablo fife dia y bora en-
que debe dis~pararse ell primer n
nazo sobre las posiciones ZapatlStas;
n O falta va sino que ell Sc ponga los
militares arreos, monte a caballo.
ponga bravo ell gesto. y olga como
ell Cid C~ampeadoT:
Una vez puesto en- la silfa,
Sc va ensanchando Castillo
De!an:e d. m; caballo.
Pero don Pablo, hOmbre maduro y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-09

HaSta hacc POGO tempo. apenas hu'
! no en- Mexico ciudadano saiido de Ia
edad ~iuvenil. que no t~uviera algur
grade militar.
Los ~civiles, los que no oStentabar
un sole gallon. los que nc habian esta'
do, nj como es~pectadores, en- alguna
sccion de guerra, los que no habiar
side secretaries o amigos de algun ge'
neral Y logrado con clio vestir unifor.
me. eran unos infelices.
Capitanes, mayoreS, c~CToneles y
hasta generates, Sc encontraban a dia-
| rio en- cada ~c0rrilio de conversadOreS,
en- cada cantina y Ell cada restaurant,
V no parecia en- verdad sino que Ia
~pcblacion civil de Mexico Sc habia a
gGtaGo por complete
Hasta los profesionistas tuvier0n
grades militares.
Era por demas frecuente encOntrar
un I~ngeniero Coronel, TN Licenciado
| General, TN Doctor Mayor, I'm farma-
| ceutico captain, IN dentista teniente
coronel.
FL case era agregar al utulo uni
yersitario, I'm grade militar que lie die
Sc lustre.
Ahora. Don Eenustiano ha decidiGo
restar esa pueril satisfaction a quien
nc justifique ampIiamente que tiene
derecho legitimo al grade, y todos los
dias son "dados de baja" buenos y pa,
cificos ciudadanos que cifraban todt
81 orgullo en- aRtepoHer a 81 nombre
IN titulo militar.
I'm gobednador de EstadO, a quieF
UT p~eri0dico llam0 General, para ha!a'
CARLO. fue ~reprendidc duramente, Y e
! contest0 que 81 10 usaba sin haberk
ganado. es pOrque su amigo Don We
nustisno lie habia dicho IN dia-Tu e
res general.
Pero su amigo Don Venustiano. Ia
resuelto ir suprimiendo Hdlitares, ,
oiala V no Gamble de procedimiento y
empieze a suprimirlos de manera mas
| efectiva.
Pedro RECIO.