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NOTICE.

All members of the Nome Loyal Legion are requested 10 meet in front Uf the Ge'd,n Gate hotel 10 participa'c in the parade.
 A. POLET, Vice President.
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The knitting committee of the Nome Red Cross requests that all ladies who are dong home knitting turn their completed work in to Red Cross head quarters between October 15 and 20, SO that shipment on the Victoria win be assured
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Plans for the Liberty Loan parade on Liberty day next Saturday have been completed The parade will be- gin promptly at three o'clock and form on First avenue near the Golden Gate. The order of the march will be as follows: Marshal of the Day. Aides to the Marshall Soldiers Coast Guardsmen, Floats, Loyal Legion, Hluo Cross. Fire Department and Autos. The parade will proceed to Alaska Lighterage Company, thence up Front street to Hunter Way thence up Sec ond avenue to F street, coming down Front street and passing the review ing stand. on the reviewing stand will be the Mayor and city officials. the Commanding officers of Et. Davis and Some Coast Guard. In the evening there will he am elaborate program in the Eagle Hall with ap- propriatc music and speeches. The Liberty Day committee rcluc~ts that all business houses add to the fes- tivties tomorrow by decorating thc!
 premises in any agreeable manner.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Postmaster Walsh omnouucod yes trtday that the Cordola win carry mail on the outgoing trip The yes scl is now at St Michael but Is cv- pectcd to leave that point for thinih today and will arrive here Saturday |mM departure is expected Saturday night or Sunday.
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The Government is asking for Fourth Loan in order to adequately equip and maintain our Army and Navy. It is our duty to give aid to the extent of our ability.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Moonlight water k st!ll runrirs in the mains, tho the recent cold spon resulted in most of tho small service f,d Johnson says he will keep the water running in r., main just os long as tho Lord wiN let him"
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11
A VOTE FOR ALMER (Slim) RYDEEN FOR REPRESENTATIVE

IS A VOTE FOR GOOD GOVERN MENT FOR ALL THE PEOPLE. HE KNOWS THE NEEDS OF SEW ARD PENINSULA WORK FOR YOUR INTEREST.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

When you bowl, your muscles harden and massage your vital internal or gans. Regular bowIers never suffer constipation, dyspepsia or appcndici- .i,, nor from kindred complaints.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

The Kaiser calls US a nation Of dollar chaser>." Let us show him that we know how to Use those dollars in the defense of Liberty and the over throw of Prussiani~m. by investing in the Liberty Loan.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Lieut.. R. $. Grantham, formerly in charge of the City Telegraph Office is now Somewhere in France" accord ing to advices reaching the city
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Iii Dill nearly became the victim of d fatal accident when he broke thru the ice while skating on Snake River. Tuesday evening and was carried un- der the frozen surface for some dis lance. Fortunately the ice was thin
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Bert McCHrthy came in from the Bangor drcdsc today and reports that the machine is still running but will probably close down in few days on account of the freezing weather.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Bowlers are never sick and rarely ever grouohy.. There is a very gooc reason. Obey that impulse.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Committee for the Belgian Relief will be held at the City hall Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. To inspect clothing.
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Invest now 10 the limit of your ab iity in U. S. Liberty Bonds.

The schooner Jewel Guard arrived from York yesterday bringing a good sized shipment of tin concentrates re- sulting from the seasonal operation of the American Tin Co. dredse in that section The shipment approXmatcs nine tons.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Mail for the "Outsidc" per <. < Cordova will close Saturday Oct l2 Closing hour will be announced a. soon as il can he ascert@ned
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-11

Recent letters from Seattle say Chas. Jones is now a foreman in one of the wooden shipyards at Ballard, on the outskirts of the Spirit city,
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NEWS NOTES
Additional telegraph news on third page of each issue.

Do your part by purchasing q Liberty Bond.
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Be sure and have the Nugget sent to your outside address this winter.
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Lend Uncle Sam your. money that he may equip his Army and Navy to insure for you and your children the blessings of Liberty
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If you can't go. to the front your money can, 50 subscribe literally 10 the Fourth Liberty Loan and do your bit. ...
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Subscribe Now for the Nugge'
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LATEST

FALL HATS AND DRESSES
 AT MRS. J. WANGER'S 2nd Ave, Opposite Court House.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18

I SPIRIT; AND EVEN AS APPEAR
UNTO THEE TO BE IN THE
SPIRIT, WILL L APPEAR Into
MY PEOPLE IN THE FLESH"
Book of Mormon, Ether, 3:l5,l6)
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints teaches that the
spirit of man being the offspring of
Deity. and the human body though
of earthly composition yet being, in
its perfe ect condition, the very image
of God, man. even in his present and
so-called fallen condition. possesses
inherited traits. tendencies. and
powers that tell of his divine de-
scent; and that these attributes may
be developed as to make him. even
while mortal. in a measure Godlike.
If this be not true we have to ex-
plain a vital exception to what we
regard as an inviolable law of or
ganic nature-that like begets like.
and that perpetuation of species is
in compliance with the condition,
EACH AFTER HIS KIND
The actuality of the spiritual
procreation. with which mortal
birth is analogous, is expressed in
the inspired hymn by a latter-day
poetess, Eliza r. Snow:
o my Father. Thou that dwellest
In the high and glorious place.
When shall 1 regain Thy presence.
And again behold Thy face?
In Thy holy habitation
Did my spirit once reside;
In my first primeval childhood,
Was I nurtured near Thy side.
For wise and glorious purpose
Thou hast placed me here on
earth,
And withheld the recollection
OF my former friends and birth
Yet ofttimes a secret something
Whispered, You're a stranger
here:
And / felt that l had wandered
From more exalted sphere.
had learned to call Thee Father,
Through Thy Spirit from on high; !;
But until the Key of knowledge
Was restored. / knew not why.
In the heavens are parents single :?
No; the thought makes reason
stare!
Truth is reason, truth eternal,
Tells me I've a Mother there.
When I leave this frail existence,
When I lay this mortal by,
Father. Mother, may / meet you
In your royal courts on high?
Then, at length. when I've completed
All you sent me forth to DO,
With your mutual appreciation
Let me come and dwell with you.
For literature of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
apply to booksellers or write direct
to Eastern States Mission. 273
Gates avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y, or
Bureau of Information. Salt Lake
City, Utah,
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
HUNS PLAN WINTER RETREAT:
DESTRUCTION IN THEIR WAKE
Ludendorff's Withdrawal Through France to
Stronger Line Before Spring Will Make
New Mark in German Horrors.

ranks, perhaps. by disbanding certain
formations to keep others at strength.
Some time between the end of Sep
tember and the end of october, the
srllen winter of Northern France will
suspend operations on a great scale
until the end of March or April.
When the spring comes, more than
100000 Americans. perhaps many
more. will be in France. Many of
these will form trained units in a
great American army. The British
and French armies. it is hoped. will
be able to maintain their present
strength. What will be expected OF
US next year is, then, obvious.
To grasp what Pershing will be up
against in 1919 with his shock army"
his army of the offensive" the posi-
tion must. be considered from the
German point of view. Ludendorff
now has the initiative: that is. he
can attack on "a great scale where
and when he pleases. and we have
to fight under conditions which he
dictates. This enormous advantage,
gained for hm by the collapse OF
Russia, will in all human probability
be lost this winter, If not before.
1t is the astounding transport of
American troops to France. no less
Than the brave defense against odds
made by the Franco-British forces in
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
by JOHN l.. BALDERsT0N.

Copyright. 1918, by The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate)
London, July 6.-Soldiers. and es-
pecially the soldiers of America,
whose armies are in the formative
stage. are compelled to look far
ahead, beyond the battles and ankle
ties OF the present week. They take
long views: they discuss proba bilities
and possibilities not only of the cam
paign of 1919, but of the 1920 fighting
season. Considering the military sit
uation in its wider aspects. they be-
lieve that the Teutonic tide has near
ly reached the flood.
During the spring and summer, the
crisis on the West front was very
grave, and as these lines are written
it remains serious. But what is at
stake. with 100000 odd Americans in
France, is no longer whether the Ger
mans can win the war on land. 1t Is
simply whether they can achieve
further great successes, make more
large hauls of prisoners and material.
perhaps compel the evacuation of
more valuable territory, and SO pro-
long the conflict by postponing the
day when we shall decisively defeat
them. That the day will come is a
certainty. Provided, that is. as the
French cartoon put it more than
three years ago, provided the civil
ians hold out"
There is a difference between trying
to prophecy in war. which is absurd,
and setting down the elements of a
situation in such a way that the fac
tors with which we must deal in the
fnt haNnt1on rlnar That tho Car
mans will win crushing. overwhelm-
ing victories in the three months re-
manning to them in this campaign, or
that they will suffer decisive defeats.
are both unlikely; whatever results
Ludendorff attains in the two or three
great attacks that he may make be-
tween now and winter. my military
informants believe that the problem
before our and the enemy high COM
mands next year will shape up very
much as follows herewith.
American Task Enormous.
It is no dispara cement to the heroic
French and British infantry to say
that on the Doughboy must fall. from
next spring onwards, the brunt of
the work of attack. The flower Of
the armies Of Europe has fallen; ours
is yet in the bud. To meet the pres
ent overwhelming emergency. when
the Germans are seeking to crush US
with a superior force, our, troops
have been brigaded with the British
and French; but 1t is officially an
nounced that these units will be with
drawn. as their training and the sit
uation permits, and will form part of
the unified American army of thee
future. The gaps left in the rBitish
units as this takes place will be
filled with the men now going into
the training camps by scores of thou
sands as a result Of the present great
comb-out here. and of the raising
of the age limit. The French. whose
manpower Is even more exhausted.
will close the vacancies In their
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
The Rebekah Degree.

Monday Naomia No. !. and Ruth, No. 2.
business
Tacsday-Fidelity. No. :, business.
Thursday Martha Washington, No. ). busi-
ness.
Ruth Lodge. No. ., will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
Noble Grand Mrs. Kinsolving requests
all members to be present to take part
in degree rehearsal. which will be un-
der the direction of Mrs. Henrietta
Werner. Consideration will be given
to lodge work for the autumn months.
Fidelity Lodge, No. I. will hold its
regular meeting in its lodge room in
Langdon Lodge Hall, 2032 Rhode Is
land avenue northeast, on Tuesday
evening. Degree Director Past No
bic Grand Mrs. Nettie Mettler will
have charge of the degree team dur
ing the rehearsal preparatory to the
comforting OF the degree.
The Home Circle will give a lawn
fete on the Home lawn. 1928 y street
northwest. on Thursday evening.
August 18th. Many new features will
be added in addition to those given
at the fete held on May Goth. Mem
bers of the Home Circle invite all
members OF the subordinate lodges
and their friends to be present. The
public in general is invited to par
ticipate in the event.
Grand Master John T. Humphreys
returned to the city during the last
week and presided over a meeting OF
the executive committee held in the
Temple. Arrangements will be made
to hold a special meeting OF the
Grand Lodge at an early date to con-
slider the instituting of a degree
lodge in this Jurisdiction.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
The Gretto

The annual family excursion of
kallipolis Grotto to Chesapeake
Beach Wedng sday last was most en-
joyable affair. Owing to the hot
weather a large number OF families
availed themselves of the opportunity
TO spend the day at the beach. Every
train carried hundreds seeking relief
frcm the heat and on pleasure bent
The days entertainment consisted of
a concert by the Grotto Band. a gro
tesdue parade OF the Prophets, ath-
letic events for the kiddies and
grown-upS Many flOcked TO the water
and enjoyed the bathing and fishing.
while others were content to sit un-
der the trees and think OF their
friends who were sizzling back home
The prizes awarded in the athletic
events consisted of thrift and war
savings stamps.
The next ceremonial OF the Grotto
will be held some time in September
when a mammoth affair will he stag
ed. The class is now forming and
promises to be a Tecord-breaker.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
Odd Fellows.

MONDAY -LzE=tiOr. No. IS. decree: Union, No.
II. ard Bsacon. No. Is, business.
TuesdGy-W Washington, No. s. Golden Rule, No.
q. and Mt. Pleasant. No. 2, and Amity. No.
g. business.
Wednesday Eastern. No. :. Harmony. No p
FEiendship. No. .. business.
Thursday-C Columbia, No. TO- d, gree: Coyenant
No L. dcGrre, Salem. No. - degree; Excelsior.
No. l.. and Phoenix No y business.
Frday-Centrll. No. l. degree; Federal City,
No. p. d. gree.
ENCAMPMENr.
W-ine-lay-Mt. Nebo. No. 6. degree.
-IrlIy-C. lumbar. No. l. degree rehearsal.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
Saturdsy sy-Canton Washington, No. !, drill
Past Grand Patriarch VIM. ]. Hope,
degree director of Columbian En-
campment, announces a degree re-
hearsal will be held in the encamp-
nent room of the Temple on Satur-
day evening. Chief Patriarch B. +.
Walden requests all members to be
present to take part in the rehearsal.
Grand CHI plain Henry s. Petty is
still in a very critical condition. DR..
l. :. Savage. his attending physician,
has very little hopes of his recovery.
Chaplain Petty has served as grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge fol. the
last four years and is greatly be-
loved by all the members.
Degree Director W. E. Lawson.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
Women and Children Help.

Ten white women Of Ringgold. La.
went into the cotton fields near that
town. chopped seventeen acres Of cot
ton and turned over the money TO the
Red Cross. Community women's or
ganizatious In Georgia have asked
that the opening of schools be de-
ferred so that children may help pick
the cotton crop endangered by the
scarcity OF farm help. These instances
Of the part women and childreH ara
taking in handling the South's big
crop. were described at the DEPART
ment Of Agriculture's recent farm la
Dor conference in Birmingham, Ala.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18

muster at the meeting to be held FRI
day, September 20.
Past Division Commander Charles
S. Davis, who Is past commander Of
william B. Gushing Camp, No. 80.
and Judge advocate of Cushing Camp
Auxiliary, was honored by the enter
tainment committee of the auxiliary.
to see that forty soldiers were at
Glen Echo last Saturday by 6 o'clock
p. m. to partake OF a dinner spread
upon the tables under the shade trees,
furnished by members of the aux
iliary. He had the soldiers there on
time, having come from Camp Meigs.
accompanied by Secretary Bennings,
of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Camp Melgs.
and Mrs. Bennings. Following the
dinner the soldiers were entertained
by the auxiliary members by visiting
all the amusement concessions at
Glen Echo and royal time was had
by ALL A number remained for the
dancing in the evening. The Gushing
Camp Auxiliary entertainment com
mittee consists OF Mrs. L. II. X.
Davis, chairman. and Past President
Mrs. Anna ]. Kurkley, Mrs. Sadie p.
Woltz, president of the auxiliary;
Mrs II. NJ. Statz. Miss Moree Eliza
beth Buckles. Miss Lotta Statz, Miss
Almira Brown. Miss Martha Fletcher.
Mrs Frances Fletcher. Mrs. Mamie
p. Dorsey. Mrs. Gussie Palmer. Mrs.
Mabel Gates. Mrs. Ida Slant, Mrs.
Sophia Bergner, Miss Gretchen
Bergner and Mrs. Emma E.
Sayles. Others present We're: Com
rade William Dorsey. of the Grand
Army of the Republic; Mrs. Anna j.
Kirkley, president of Maryland AUX
Hilary: Miss Moree Elizabeth Buckles.
president of the Woman's, Relief
Corps. Commander J. Clinton Hiatt,
OF William B. Gushing Camp. No. 80.
and Mrs. A. b. Barringer. treasurer
OF Maryland division.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
Masonic.

Notwithstanding that most OF the
chapters have called of work for
the summer period. Eureka Is stin
busy making Chapter-masons.
High Priest Charles d. Shackel-
ford announces a special for 500
o'clock on August 23rd for the pur-
pose OF comforting the mark de-
gree. The Past and Most Excellent
degrees will be conferred on the
same evening at the regular con-
vocation.
The new class started by Eureka
is making favorable progress and
will be closed at an early date.
Any master mason wishing to join
can get details by getting into COM
munication with ID. w. Masten. 1855
Tenth street, northwest.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
America Must Help More.
New Motorcycle Ambulance.

A motorcycle ambulance, illustrat-
ed in the Popular Mechanics Maga-
zine. has been built for use abroad,
and embodies many new refine
ments of design. The sidecar will
carry two disabled men on stretch
ers, one above the other. and is
equipped with a rounded top. hinged
to one side of the steel framework
so that it oan be turned back for
loading and unloading. A canvas
covering. which attaches to the
sides, bowed top, and ends like
side curtain, affords complete pro-
lection against the weather for the
men on the stretchers.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18
Knights Of Pythias.

Monday. August l9-Amaranth, No. @ rank
- rage: Cent ry. No % rank Of Knight.
Tuesday, August 2l.-Webster. No. Z. business
Excelsior, No. Il. business: Capital. No. q,
business; N"rtIe. No. .. business.
Wednesday. August 2l.-Mount Vernon. No. 5,
Institution Of Home Lodge. No. q, Equal. No.
Il. business
Friday. August 23.-syracusians. No. TO- rank
Of page.
Syracusians Lodge. No 10. will con-
fer the rank of page at its COnven-
ton on next Friday evening, and eX-
poets to have at the same time some
news from the supreme lodge conven-
ton being held this week at Detroit,
as Supreme Representative Albert
kahlert is a member of that lodge.
Franklin Lodge. No. 2. the oldest
lodge of the order in existence today.
is planning for the comforting Of
the rank of page on a large class
at their first convention in Scptem-
Der.
Many Of the lodges are beginning
to prepare for the fall campaign
for new members, stimulated by the
recent offer of the grand chancel-
lor, in which he has offered hand
some prizes to the lodge making the
largest numerical gain in member
ship during the year. or from April
TO December 81.
Home Lodge, No. 81. will be insti-
tuted by Grand Chancellor James N
The Washington herald., 1918-08-18

The spirits OF mankind are the off,
spring of God. The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints so af-
firms On the basis Of ScrIptural GER
tainty. and as wholly reasonable and
consistent
The preexistent or anten ortal state
of man has been heretofore demon
strated. God the Eternal Father is
the actual and literal Parent of spir-
its. That many of these spirits in their
embodied state manifest more of hu-
man weakness than of divine heritage.
that they grasp the earthly present
with little regard for the heavenly
past anG viii less for the yet greater
possib lif'Es q the heavenly future. is
no proof to the contrary of the re-
vealed truth that MEN BELONGS TO
THE LINEAGE OF GOD.
OF all the spirit children begotten
Of the Eternal Father throughout the
cons past, Jesus Christ was the first
born To this solemn truth the Christ
has testified in the current age: "AND
NOW, VERIFY / SAY UNTO YOU,
WAS IN THE BEGINNING WITH
THE FATHER, AND AM THE
FIRST-BORN." And as to the human
family in general. ponder our Lords
further ayowal: "YE WERE ALSO
IN THE BEGINNING WITH THE
FATHER" Doctrine & Covenants
4S:H. 80.
The Scriptures aver that all -hinGs
existing upon earth, including Ican,
we're created spiritually prior to their
embodiment in earthly tabernac cles;
and furthermore, that mortal man Is
fashioned after the image of God. In
short, all earthly existences are ma
terisl expressions of preexistent en-
titles. The human body, so far as 1t
Is normal. undeformed and unimpair-
I'd, Is a presentment of the spirit it.
self.
One Of the essential and distin-
gushing characteristics of life Is the
power to select and utilize in its own
tabernacle. whether plant, animal, or
human. the material elements within
its reach, so fac as such are neces-
sary to its growth and development.
This Is true alike of the unborn en-
bryo. and of the mature being.
Mans spirit, therefore, is in the
likeness of its divine and eternal
Father, and in the operations of the
functions ofalife 1t shapes the body
to conform with itself. How could
the spirit be otherwise than in the
image of God, IL It be divinely besot-
ter and born?
The conforma ton of the body to
the likeness of the preezistent spirit
Is attested in a revelation to an an
eient prophet and seer, wherein the
Lore Jesus Christ. then in the unem-
bodied state, showed Himself to His
mortal servant, saying: "SEEST
THOU THAT YE ARE CREATED
AFTER MINE OWN IMAGE? YEA,
EVEN ALL MEN WE'RE GRE
ATED IN THE BEGINNING. AFT
E.R MINE OWN IMAGE. BEHOLD,
THIS 6oDY, WHICH YE NOW BE-
HOLD. is THE BODY OF AY
SFlRIT; AND NAN HAVE / GRE
ATED AFTER THE BODY OF MY