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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
DIR. STEELE SAYS:

Who 10 the worst snnerf
Some of us sincerely believe that It's the murderer.
Others thnk that is h drunkard. trM 80 ~
Many are sure that it's the aduftM1r
You might q o down thu list II he ton commandments nick q
number of others who seem to have reached the limit Il dsprayity.
-, But after you've lined up your friend: and acauantancss-snd others
with whom YOU decline to have eve a bowling acQuaintancS-who may
be guilty of the various I'M lin the decalogue, you'll mt. that there are At
least. fou factors which actuate them In the "anfuness" 81
FRS, motive < %4&4t 49,
Second, temperament .-&-4Z X
Third, opportunity e. t@
Fourth, training. - II .. -4
And,I believe that the Almighty will take these into confederation at
the Judgment @s-~F- -
Sin is sn-but som sins IRE worse than others
The cold, calculating man who deliberately Inc cruelty pIans To vr.er
othersb y som kind of financial or industrial manipulation viii IND Mn.
In q hotter hole Gin he'll than the drunkard who gay va II a wNsL
ness which he may have inherited.
,n. the sam sn. committed by two different persons should To- be
slow sluggish temperament while the other may have been cursed INTO
Some are found in h path Of virtue because thev failed to An
chance to sn-but in their hearts they have COMMITTEES ybs
rageous deeds "" oN
otner through Ignorance, have placed themselves beyond the nma
OF te shteou whereas the superior folk who despise them have been
hedged in protected n trained IN repression OF feeling IN
s ao e-
There's nothing so unequal as the equal treatment e uneuuals That.
n wen h w Of. III court do not always permit a lust" dachdon
Blu IN W individual dealings with sinners W can a. least taLa w..
account n factors which drove them into their sin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
LET THEM GO

If a man is discontinued with this country Of the free, with =
government invented for such folks as you and me, let him take his
aunts and nieces, pack his bombs and knucks and creeses in his
second hand valises, and go sailing DER the sea If a man comes
here to jabber while the other fellows work. If he's prone to be a
stabber with an anarchishc dirk. let u s tell him. through NJ faces,
we'll be happy if he chases to the foul and foreign places where his
fellow loafers turk. II a skate from Europes alleys comes to this
star spansled shore. hoping by his quhps and salies to make honest
workers sore. let's condemn his crazy notion, let u curb his weird
emotion, let 10 lead him to the Gee and the ship that sails at four.
War has left people nervous, and 70 should reduce to junk any
freak who comes to serve us with a lot of Russian bunk; let US treat
him a IS q traitor, as a sinful agitator. let IS load him on a freighter.
where the pillows go kerpiunk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Inere is a planetary government max
ing for leagues of churches or uniica-
uon OF philanthropic work, but while
tnere will be better co-ordination
among various sects there will be AL
SO bitter controversies.
nj should be q favorable direc-
uon Tor research into subjects dealine.
with occult or mystical side of life
ano VIDE interest in spirttistic phe-
nomena is forecast.
according to ancient lore, Neptune
In friendly aspect ENCOURAGES uer-
sons to do the right thing, and has
power to bring to the surface dormant
impulses toward good.
1t Is a fairly fortunate day for set
ting out on a journey and travel ON
the water should be lucky.
LAWYERS and men OF big affairs
should be ~quiescent during this con-
~nguration, which BODIES Ill for them.
since their judgement may be impair
ed. There is a sign read as
ing foresight and encouraging blind
ness 10 true conditions, whether they
De social, economic or financial, on
the part of men in power. and for this
reason officials, bankers and heads OF
big business should be exceedingly
cautious.
Uranus is still in a place making
o mental obliqutties that prevent the
true understanding of mems right re-
latfons to n another, and for this
reason return to peaceful coalitions
is retarded.
Owing to this rule. a great increase
in diseases Is foreto1d, and
these will be frequently accompanied
by hysteria and extreme dependency
Suicide will Increase.
Persons whose btrthdate II 10 MAY
have an anxious year In business af-
fairs. They should stick to places and
avoid change.
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be naughty ana extrava-
CANT. These subjects of Taurus ar,
often erratfc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
THE PRESIDENT RESTS HIS CASE

President Wilson, in the same breath, proclaims to the world, by
handing to Germany the treaty which is so largely his own creation,
that he is triumphant in Europe and he announces to the American
people, by calling a special session Of congress contrary to his previ-
6usly announced purpose, that he is submissive to their will in the
matter.
While our people may still be inclined to bubble as to the tech
nical propriety of his action in going to Europe and negotiating the
peace treaty without first formally consulting congress, and particu-
larly the United States Senate, peace conference reports during the last
three months prove the wisdom of the course taken by him. No doubt
certain of our domestic interests have suffered by his absence but these
matters are insignificant as compared with what might have happened
to America and the whole world but for the restraining influence of
President Wilson at the peace table. The Presidents place in world
hhtory is established by his work in Europe, and he can well afford
to rest his case, now pending before the American people, on the de-
Tense that the results accomplished justify the means employed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Daily Ho1 osc0be

1.-THE stars incline but do not Compel
Sunday, May II, 1919.
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
This is an uncertain day. according
This II an uncertain day. according
to astroiogy. Although Neptune rules
for good, Jupiter and Uranus are adj
verse.
Under this sway the human mind IL
supposed to be susceptible to appeals
to his spiritual side. and for this rea-
son preachers should benefit.
1t has been frequently prophesied
recently that religious matters would
be much IN the public mind. owing "a
changes in UNCONVENTIONAL policies
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

One of the few sure-thinF bets we
know os il TO bet you 100 TO ! that you
can't recall Q case IN which worrying
over Il made things any better.
Aftsr q girl gets married abe spends
hall Aea time In wanting what b
%Acesn't IT end The gthss Aaif IN get
dsi aalss s sfI e S : isSasd ksss tie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Wait Until You Really Have Some
thming to Say and You Can Say 1t in
a Mighty Few Words
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

VIII /. Seechrist, of Redemption,
Maine, wants to hold revivA services
for the benefit Of the Club. The fol-
lowing committee has been appointed;
o. Lord, of Norton. Va; A. A. Angel,
OF. Indianapolis, Ind, and A. 8. Saint,
OF Chicago, Ill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

what 10 the hardest thing a doctor
has 4 do 7" asked a Friend.
Trying to cure a woman who has
nothing the matter with her." replied
the Doctor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Bits Of Bly, PLAY
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1919, the Cincinnati
Inquirer.


They hardly know which way to so,
Nor where to turn-that's very
true;
But you will find that they all know
What otper people ougt to do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Our Daily Special. :,

Names Is Names.
Otto Ring lives at Columbus, Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

&c? Xxi&ZZx!72"
Though straight your walks.
You fall from grace,
When he who talks
Eipts in your face.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
OH Docf

DR.. Akers is a dentist in Fairmont,
W. W. But that's what a dentist is
for it's 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

mont, w. ", to reserve a space at our
banquet for Katz & Bonecutter, who
have a clothing store at Wilmington,
Delaware But we happen to know
that Kats 3 Bonecutter have their
clothing store at Wilmington, Ohio
not Wilmington, Delaware.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
That Red Again.

TnHt btU AyHIu.
BLANK it," sair Binn. Without q
doubt
Real comfort I shall and no more!"
For 1t must be told, the bed spread
out,
And, bang, he lit upon the floor.
Tommy Rhott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Poor Old Pawt
wiilis-Paw, al you see noise!
Paw-No. my SON..
Willie-Then why do you say that q
thing looks like thunder?
Paw-You put your books away and
get to bed, young man!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Things 70 Worry About.

A whale never sufferts from ton
,%silitis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Alta Boy!

You a C. Ralph Scattergood In
Brooklyn, N. Y. But he Isn't a preach
er, he's a druggist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Though straight Your Walks.
You fall from grace,
When he who talks
sipts in your fac
Poor Old Pawi
wiilis-Paw, can you see noise?
Paw-No. my son.
willie-Then why do you say that a
thing looks like thunder?
Paw--You put your books away and
get to bed. young man!
40 The Optimist.
"Thinss could be worse" said little
Hi age Is seven years;
"I'd hate to be q rabbit when
i have to wash my ears.
The Wise Fool. .
"All things come to him who waits"
observed the Sage.
> Except the coin you lend your
friends" commented the Fool.
81 Huh!
THE fellows / meet every day.
Are strange" said Mr.. Price:
They will take my cigars, but they
Will not take my advice"
Brown-C Couch.
married in Cincinnati this week.
Oh, Joyi
Some of these evenings we are going
down to 40S East Third, Cincinnati,
and see Carl Dance.
OUGHT
In days Of old when knights were
1 could not live contented.
For if a hick gave me a kick
Ny trousers would stay dented. .
Luke McLuke.
A pair of trousers like this. though,
The daer wife's fancy catches;
For to a blacksmith he would go
Whene'er they needed patches.
-Newarw Advocate.
Well, Welt
Any time you need a a run
O. A. Raysor.
Alta Boy!
You can c. Ralph Sc~atterBood In
Brooklyn, N. Y. But he Isn't a preach
er, he's a druggist.
That Bed Again.
BLANK it!'' sair Binn. without q
Real comfort I shall and no morel"
For 1t be told, the ped spread
out,
And, bang. he lit upon the floor.
Tommy Rhott.
oh. Doci
DIR. Akers is a dentist in Fairmont,
w. W. But that's what a dentist is
for it's 1t.
Such Is Eamei
o r.. Yoak writes us from Fair
mont, w. ", to reserve a space at our
| banquet for Katz & Bonecutter, who
have a clothing store at Wilmington,
Delaware" But we happen to know
| that Kats 3 B~onecutter have their
I clothing store at Wilmington, Ohio
| not Wilmington, Delaware.
Things TO Worry About.
A whale never sufferts from ton
%silitis.
Names Is Names.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Things could be worse" said little
Ben,
His age IL seven years;
"I'd hate to be a rabbit when
j have to wash my ears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

down to Asheville. N. c., and you can
O. A. Raysor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Oh, JOY!
Some of these evenings we are going
down to 40S East Third, Cincinnati,
and see Carl Dance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

A pair of trousers like this. though,
The daer wife's fancy catches;
For to a blacksmith he would go
Whene'er they needed patches.
-Newarw Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

The Wise Fool. .
"All things come to him who waits"
observed the Sage.
Except the coin you lend youl
friends" commented the Fool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Oucht
In days Of old when knights were
bold,
I could not live contented,
For il a hick gave me a kick
Ny trousers would stay dented. q
Luke McLuke.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Messrs Reese and Johnson arrived in town from Mary's Igloo Friday ev-
 ening and bring the gratifying news that :he influenza has practically disappeared in that section lIr.
 Reese. to whose effective handling of the situation in his capacity of gov- ernment school teacher was probably due the small native mortality at that point, states that at the time of his sickness which could be in any way connected with the epidemic. An in- dication of the excellent care given to the natives who were afflicted by MT. Reese and his assistants Is contained in the statement that there were no cases of relapses after the worst stage of the epidemic was over. Only about one third of the native popula- tion was afflicted. thanks to the quar- antine regulations instituted when the disease first appeared. The quaran- tine was conducted with such efn- cheney that in several cases the oc- |cupants of cabins situated next door to others in which the disease oc- cured escaped the contagion entirely. Mir. Reese says the natives appeared to understand the situation. through being informed of the conditions at Nome, and were readily amenable to the rules laid down and co-operated in confining the disease in excellent manner. The influenza was brought to the settlement by two natives who arrived from Teller and entered the village before they could be stopped. The section of the town in which they had visited was immediately isolated. with the result that the contaGion appeared only in that quarter. Mfr. Reese says there hay been no signs of the influenza at the Isioo during the past four or five weeks. Davidson's Landing. Taylor. and other white set- dement's in that section are also re. ported free of the disease. The trav- elers were three days on the trip down. as the trails were rather soft and fast muAhtng practically impos- sible. The mushers expect to return to Isleo within the next day or two.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

The first batch of Outside mail to reach Nome since the close of naviga. tion. arrived in the city yesterday in charge of Mail Contractor Langley . The consignment has been lying at Golovin. where it was held by the quarantine regulations. since the ear- ly part of December. The batch was forwarded from Seattle during the week after the departure of the Vic toria from Seattle on the last trip to Bering sea and most of the letters bore date marks prior to October 16. The consignment was distributed with the usual dispatch by the Post office force and was already for del- livery last evening.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Reports recently circulated to the effect that the Bureau of Education contemplates bringing the orphaned native children of the Wales section to Nome. are denied by Acting Sup- erintendeEt Dyfed Evans. Mir Evans states that lack of supplies in the
 Clarence section would form the only incentive for moving the approx imately 100 children to Nome. as there are excellent housing accommodations at the Cape. There are ample sup plies at Teller for all the needs of the Cape natives hence they can be well cared for at Wales and there is no present need for removing them to Nome. recent communications from Teddy Winfield. the Teller storekeep- CT. say he is amply provided with supplies and can take care of all de- mands of the Cape section.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

The pupils of the public school were subjected to close individual examination by Health Commissioner Dr Neuman this afternoon. The ex. animation was not concluded and will be continued tomorrow until all have passed through the Commissioner : hands. Several of those examined today were advised to stay at home for few days before resuming their studies after examination had reveal ed signs of health deficiencies. Most of the children were found in excel lent health. The few who are found unfit for attendance will not be per- mitted to enroll until their condition Is normal.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

A letter reaching Nome on yester- days mail from Dime creek, reports that conditions in the interior camp are favorable cld the usual voluEds of mining is in Icrsress this wirte:. According to the missive. the popula- ton of the camp is somewhat smaller than has been the case in preceding people are winterins there at pres. ent
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
DELEGATE CONTEST paovoxss FIGHT
, Continued from Page

l.
 practically the unanimous the Wckersham
 hnota a of in his ownb duin thu
 of the membe Saturday
 of his commit rejec
 is sIderable by inter ested entatye
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The quarantine existing over Nems at the present time will bs lifted as p. m. Monday, January 6. The at- tention Of the public is called to the fact that the removal of restrictions hsrsteforc imposed applies only te the town of Nome.
 Signed: DANIEL s. NEuMAN
 4. 4. Health commfssionsr.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
Entire Navy Pays Respect to
 Ex.Praafdant.


 WASHINGTON. Jan. 6-The flags flying over the White House and Capi- tol. as well as all other public build- In respect to the memory of Col. Roosevelt.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels and General March have sent out orders to every ship of the navy and to every shore station and army post to place over. Reports from all sections of the country indicate sense of deep loss and profound sorrow in every part of the nation over the sad event.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Berger Waldemar Johnson. one of the Nome representatives in the National Army died recently on the Outside, according to telegraphic ad- vices reaching the city during the past day or two Johnson was well cellent reputation. He was inducted here on August 20 last with one of the Nome draft contingents and was later sent to the training cantonments at Camp Kerney. located at Linda Vista. near San Diego.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
ROOSEVELT Ex-
 PIREs AT oYsTEa BAY
tconslnued from. Page One,

s5 tcontinued from Page Ons) mtttee was named to attend the fun- eral. Friends of the deceased in the Capitol are deeply shocked and extra press editions containing details of his death are in great demand. The announcement of Roosevelt's passing has been cabled to President Wilson by the State Department.
 Many of the White House attaches who served under Colonel Roosevelt during the period he occupied the ex- ecusive mansion are deeply touched and expressions of profound regret are heard on all sides.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

An expansive smile and a look of great glee on the genial countenance of Otto Van Syckle. last Saturday, af- ternoon is explained by the announce ment that nine pound baby girl ar- rived at the Van Syckle home about II a. m.. on that day. Dr. Neuman was on hand to receive the httle and her maternal parent progressing as nicely as could be expected.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Mails may now be dispatched to Teller, Wales, Solomon, Bluff aud ceIevin and may also be received from these points.
 Travel Is still prohibited beyond Wales, lsioo. shslten. Dium aud Colo win as we'll as to all places not in- fsetsd with the Innusnza Epidemic. Dated at Nome, Alaska. December 90. 1918.
 DANIEL .. NEUMAN
 A 4 Health Commjssjoner
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

A man named Rogers. employed aa a porter. in one of the local soft drink emporiums. was arrested Friday on complaint of one of the ofIicers of Ft. Davis charging him with selling M4uor to a man in the army uniform.
 tions. forbidding the sale of intGxi- cants to men in the national uniform
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

sale Is said to have been made to the officer in person in response to his re- quest Rogers was later released on . cash bond of $3so provided for him self. Hearing Will be held in the court room fthe United States Com missioner at p. m. tomorrow after noon.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

No new cases of influenza having appeared for some weeks. the quar- antine established soon after the de- parture of the last boats was offictal- ly suspended at 1 p. III. today. The removal of the quarantine restrict ons applies only to Nome and in no way affects the quarantines estab- lished at other points on the penin- sula. Council City and many other points are still incommunicado as far as travellers are concerned but mush- CTS may move at will between all points which have been heretofore infected by the influenza. Local malls are moving between all points where the epidemic has visited.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
NOTICE.

Tho Seaveneer businsss hsrstefers ssndustsd by Ed. Drsdsesn will bs continued by tho undsnisnsd. An asseunts are payablo ts me-. .o6so, LssAsr harbsr shop building, tel. phsns, blask %2.
 oiIlss heurs frem to 5 ?. m.
 M. ". GRIFFITH,
 Administrator Dredssen Estate
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
Roosevelt Funeral to Take Place
 Wednesday.

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., Jan. 6-The funeral of Col Roosevelt will beheld here Wednesday. according to an- nouncements from Sa gamore Hill late today.
 The funeral services win be held in Chrfst's Episcopal Church. where the Roosevelt family are regular attend ants.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
ATTENTION MOOSE

Important business meeting at sman Eagle Hall, .. ?. M. this (Mon. day) evening. Full attendance i'm. perativs.
 C, w. Thomas, chas. Sandford
 Secretary Dictator
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
IMPORTANT NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Bureau of Education or the tsrrl- tery Of Alaska, growing out of the influenza epidemic, are requested to file same, duly itemixsd and without delay. with one of the underslgnsG.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

According to recent Outside advi- ces, the bright little native girl who was formerly a protege of Miss Orr. principal of the Nome school. died 8 few days ago as . result of influenza.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

Mail Contractor Harry Langley de- parted for Solomon early this after noon with the local mail for east coast points. No outside mail Is be- inS dispatched at present.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
ANNOUNCE EMENT.

Atternsy Fred Harrison from Mar shah has moved to Meme and has esened offices in the Wild ooese oido. R>oms g and 70. Adv.
 Phone Main 113
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

The Nome Seward Peninsula Chamber of Commerce will meet at the lgloo at 8. 30 p. m. Wednesday next for the purpose of considering important matters affecting the well fare of the community and also to elect officers for the ensuing year. All the city and Seward Peninsula are cordially invited to attend the meet ing, which will be the first held for a long period of time.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
EAGLES ATTENTION

eusinsss meeting Tuesday evening, 8. p. m. Business of importance. All members requested to attend.
 cHAS. w. THOMAS
 Secretary.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

WANTED-One ana naif or two iRch hand pump. Inquire at the Nusgst once.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06
NEWS NOTES

Messrs Louis Erickson and Chas. Fergerstrom arrived from the Colo win section yesterday.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

E. Q. EVANS, Supt. Bureau of Education. G. J. LoMEN,
 Mayor of Nome.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

THE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
 Nets. per Month.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-01-06

ONN'EG S' NEOMNN A A Health Commissioner.