davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Dear Miss Fairfax:

Dear Miss Fairfax.
have been going about with a
girl for about four months. 7
love her dearly. but 7 am not
sure my love is returned 7 take
her constantly TO the theaters,
and she accepts Il as a matter Of
course I am spending more money
than 7 can afford. I have talked
with the girl about Il, but as
said before. she expects It. It has
got me into numerous quarreis
with my parents. Please advise
me whether I should drop her
friendship. OF If there IS any other
way Of continuing it
Doubtful
Your girl seems very grasping and
selfish to me. In fact she recalls the
daughter Of the horse Ieech" men
TONED in the Bible. who cried con-
-inually. GIVE. give" I should have
q plain talk with her and tell her
that further extravaganza on your
part is entirely out Of the question.
And IL she persists in her demands.
"a drop her. You don't want a friend
who is plainly working" you for q
good time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Dear Miss Fairfax.
Last sumner I met a young
woman through a irritation. took
her home and asked II 7 could
call and she said yes. Since then
have seen her nearly every
week for nearly six months. I
care for her and think she cares
for me, but she always remem-
bers the way we first met and
worries about f. I have been 10
her house many times and have
seen her parents. but Of course
they don't know the way we met.
Do you think she is right in
worrying over such a trifle7
J.. s. n
It isn't p trifle when a sensitive
girl falls below her own standards
II conduct. and she naturally feels
ashamed OF it for a long time after
ward. However, nothing is accom-
llished by prolonged bro0ding over
mistakes, and I think your friend
hould now happily accept the fact
u the congeuial friendship with you.
Without any disturbing reservations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
Advice To The LOUeIOrn

BY BEATRICE FAIBFAX.

one else, and you must be willing to
give him time to do It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
AnE-ously MaiLlnE

At IS e. would seem that there is
plainly Of time 10 begin and save quite
a substantial nest egg before you
reach the age OF % or q. which is
certainly young enough for marriage
IN the meantime you might take up
some business or occupation and do a
little saving on your own account
Nothing IS so valuable for a girl when
she comes 70 manage a household as
an understanding OF the value Of
money acquired through the painful
process Of earning It,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

Yes, think it would be best for you
to give I'D your position If your en-
ployer is in love with you. and at lib
erty 10 express his love. he VIII do so.
Otherwise. you viii save yourself
much misery by cutting short, while
you can. a very dangerous course I
feel that girls in your situation need
especial help and sympathy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

TNGRACIOUs SWEETHEART.
Dear Miss Fairfax.
I am p and in love with a
girl three years my junier- I have
asked this young lady II she loves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
LoVEs IL ElIPLoYER.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
am % and in love with my
employer. five years my senior.
feel that my love is reciprOcated,
but am very much puzzled as TO
why he has never offered to take
me TO any place Of amusement ]
have waited patiently, in vain.
Because Of this. at times I feel
as IL It would be best for me 10
leave my position. although I
don't believe I could ever have the
courage TO do so.
Miss Fairfax. what shall do, as
] feel simply miserable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

IL 10 LoNGER WnITEs.

Dear Miss Fairfax.
While on my vacation last sum-
mer 7 met a girl and fell deeply
In love with her. and she returned
my love When we came back to
the city we met nearly every day
and went for a walk and some
times we would 60 to the theater.
II I couldn't see here for a few
days 7 would write. and she al
ways answered as soon as posi-
bic. Now for a few months I
have written TO her nearly every
week without receiving an answer.
The thing that puzzles me is that
she often told me how much she
loved me, and now she doesn't
seem TO care TO write
Anthony
It would seem, my dear ANTHONY
as fl you had lost the affection OF this
young lady. but girls are so queei
especially when they are in love. thai
a little explanation may be wortf
seeking Write her a diEnified and
self respecting letter and ask why
she IS no longer friendly with YOU
Perhaps there is some little. unim-
Dortant thing that is keeping YOU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
RUBY

Write a letter explaining your ac-
ton and offering an apology You
appear 10 have treated your friend
very badly. in believing statement
In his disfavor without giving him
a chance 70 disprove 60. and he may
not feel an Immediate inclination 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
ACrEp oN 80 REPoRT.

Dear Miss Fairfax
A few months ago ] became en-
gagged 20 a young man. whom I
love dearly I was obliged to
break the engagement, because
someone treasured as friend,
tod me something about him
which j have since found is IN
true. 7 know this young man
stiu loves -me, and 7 love him
more dearly than ever.
AS ] have had nothing 20 do
with him since I broke the en-
Eagement. I am puzzled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
HAS NOTHING PUr BY.

Dear Miss Fairfax.
7 am IS and have been going
about with a young man Of the
very finest qualities who IS five
years older than am love
him very dearly, and am sure my
love is reciprOcated. but my folks
are against my going with him
because he has no money saved and
that 10 never turns out wei 20
marry a man without money
Otherwise they think wei OF him.
Now. this young fellow has re-
Gently landed a very good position
and earns a nice salary and tries
70 save every cent he possibly can
10 show my folks that he viii
make a good start, but they say
IL Is too late now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25
HOG WILLOW NEWS

losss co1STsi,ed--E L. adams mn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-25

The women members Of the Sioux
tribe, located at Standing Rock reser-
walton, ia North Dakota have or
gained a Red Cross auxiliary
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
ALASKA paosPEcToR
 ON LONELY TRAIL
A..acxtet Pr-sa. Service

l..acxtee Press. Service
 TASASA. Alaska. tBy Naip- Bound for an isolated gold claim far
 -o rhe north on the Arctic slope. q bone p,ospector. Martin JOsephson iy@s, here recently r:th Is dog team to ~rnusf- on foot over the difficult -rall to Bettles. AIassr, nd on ,arth- CT Into the country heyond the polar line.
 Tanana prospectors say Josephson's --fr, is one q, the longest eyer under ken t,y one man alone. Josephson. however. has sOugh, for gold before along the Arctic. from the kobuk to inc Mackenzie countries. and has ev- ea pr1spected in Greenland. g" his friends .ere are not going to worry saF,5u, his safety
 JosAphgon's gold claim k On tho .nactuvuk River. ss tributary "f the colyMle River on the Arctic slope. There are no white men Dr Indians or E,sl0,oe on the Anactuyuk, Josephson said tefor. he left here.
 After leaving here Joscphson VIII have 10 travel 1Ie miles to Ala,na be- fore he finds any white residents. There ls roadhouse at Aiatna. the frst roadaouse on the Bettlcs trail north from here. From Aia;na Jos er,f.son will --rniish on s7 miles 10 l1,t,E-4. At g4ttles he expected 10 gst sa gasoline drill NsGets he shipped sr. iast s1grgnasr,
 Atrer Besptng ss~tsGss- !os@phsaEa "Ssf earalna.e hl,s Gsseis g61ar-eg laA hpbis's -n Hf4 ss.aiv arsrs af tse gahEu 1siiVer. Ever. si,eu a. Nfsa net aacs erssss's,a ti'" e.spLla BatMsafr gh.s JAsndist aud aseif'e ,i.,ves. Ao tf,s gsssu rinar ti'" btss- sentam wilA. sfsp and rcsr ',g,d. slJaud t few weeis.. hs,ntlna aHd frup,n9 vl'ile w,i,Enie Gp. Narm @eas1ita,- \ Mhs,p ,we,rnl wtsa1ies clln,tes Jt,anpli- a'on wil| ts'ta aa,l Adienl fF tNNp in'" h' I.,np'or .,a cinlN ID actess taie tits- i.s.s X, ii.s cit.,m is.e hnisHi ti.'te fiel llsi,5 Atn. fm it lis s,ia nj. 'it,."'' i.s stl iI,,en, t7in tg,nlua, lutss- I4i l,e tna.s tna,i It.s nur D ieanns,n or liiit ciatnh ao,ne lfss,e sg,a,p A.e l,nap oqas cnt tatiA
 i,rit,,nl-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Tras iacngrras s1esaaast Victoria wagf oi,at Hsra.sa- ssg M6shaeg, ahd- tSliovhs e..fgre ca,gs.iar r9 saz0s ori ssse present. [ vogSee- aer,arafag 10 s9EIGes rsaeef'g 2 Fs- X Carral E9cat agsrr ot the -Nl's- les ssaessaa.,sa5o e,snspaag fsara Fas Seat fG.s he;s4sTaartsrs
 The gnterrasr Go vAstr Fl Michael aaa CsalsrFr hesare Sarae a sattarsIrtIT rss fsa,.E- 6f extra. Rgrgs cargo ship
 r4srts tcs elaase borTsy The cars1 csr- -ss. fay r5.-r1ver prsrts afa@tsr7ts t' .IFss sorss w5-A an aGGitaaf.fag sVl sasa'' tar ss Michael. The Nome asd G'9iaTfn esrgs cnrahila@L ariag-lts ro n.f H7nrs raan slE tona. at wsAlh Isl teas as e'4fs- . ,lere& to tats port Present. rrns'e't'' Gare raat rSe s5e,aaUsr ~tSl na7 seaeh Narae mntl1 the Eat5er osft af aesi week.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

< telegram fG W'rn II Webb r"Iai'''' ic ihe recent aceheniaH drowning 'f Territorial Secretary Chaa r.. poY'ds"H ln TakB InIrf. saya ,hat Df' [" NuEn@t is tse body Of inc unfortunate "ff"i''I had no, been recovered. Th" "raef manner in which Mfr Davidson me hia death ia apparently s"m@thing "f a mystery. inc messag" sttfing 'hat ha fell ouf of thr boat in 'rakn Inlet. while returning wiih Mrs Davidson from a 'eip Y, Turner Lake. but no enc sa V fh@ sccid~ut. He was hrafG tn call. hnT- ever. s,at natafnz aas seaa If hthn after ae feiI overbsarA Th@ .doQ. ~to .s ss sisrnr lf Mrs Webb. was reparret sHatfax u1 @sll rnt@r ta4 s.ari~a af grfef fesaltlax from ta~ sns''t~n 6'e:'r'7 .,t fsr barasf,'a ',4
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

For she :9set siaae aa several Nseles me rcsadsa.aa ls eatgrsgF eI@aret. af a1T qa.i5ny ersst an a feaslt Of sh~ sae'e@m tlaw 6sgsBgasta along tas eaasr Fes- -eraag < oa.s .9sfr3 Dt ts" rfaa,ssl 4tt1 aaea fer. c9 the sae fet of $i@dTe is'sa'l a.4 rs4 edrs-s ga1er ro f~cg- Tae g.a>sasa traders Fri9o4t fses sa@ Flg*r. faa Heaa..sfa and Fsealhd@ ase f'.st.ste'i saaoa@ tE~ sr,4g eratcs h'~t5ns -f@ Island
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

lS srnssIg bnat containing rt@ crew of rse Es,RssEaS trader Payes was swan7- ped fn rhe surf on the toor 0s Lame Way while proceeding t@ rhefr seasssT lin tne of1Iag Ess1 ssg&a- The sansaII craft was caGght by the h@avy break es3 and thrvwn hack Ga the beaef- The eoast guard crew earne to the rsstTse and yGaeed the men 1hoard their veases The guard also easabasts rnerraf.srs ef rh< crews of several 0ther c,6aszbng crafr t0 reach their vssssis sn rTrae to esc.ape the sfs5nz sr0rrn bf N-e5ng r@ SJ@rfxe IsGand With the heErs of the Defiance. rw0 men wers rlsee,s aboarh the BsBfnda: two abnnrf rre standard and TWO on th@ gGsstan trader E'rsSself Fies- To reaeh the lat- ter ueaseI- the Defiance was corng~a He'd to pra.eed several miles to the wes1- s,s ryt sss c.4teb the fleeing vesssA The Deaanes Eater Drneees5eri to Port Saf- ety to escape the bI0@-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
.nr.cr1o ooe oMNEes

cs4 aDsrers ~sIH ptss-r :s~c ossS-s lshzs rss15err. fer sa10ghter- arr n'~ sesng aregsAs sa Ss~c- The eoIosIn Es,r fs Sue kere neSf nsts- To prs- u~s. .Ae herds from being stsmpeSed iss is ir5ersffve that dsg- ee nsf per r--Ssret se rsn zt tsrgf-
 The Ez~ psoysSes that -~neneSer any dog bsbievsIiy snooys ss'"desr. .- .vi-.e, . disposition which renders s. g5ssfy ,hst st ~sfi ~itssogt peovsea- .scn sT.e sces snirssss- i shall be Is~- sui ssr any perssn te KILL SUCH DOG lW-EH AT LARGE
 PROTECT YOUR DOGS and obfiJs
 THE oEERuEN-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

rr a Ie-r4r t0 she Char1ser at Com . -7erre dated ar Washington July -' res6g@ wEelsers d.srs states tt.a, she F@- cert -egegrsyr- a,f ffge Nof1e commercial sa4y protesting the abandonHhent Of P, Tear5s reaehesl agrr only A f@~ hours ...as4r4 tl. Esfss- --as. from The cgpitai e.n5ae ,a. -5e- frssh Of getting away, he ars- aro-e letter to ,he War Iy4-slt--a%r., as-g5rz -as atSandOnnrer' e,. ssa -..qp.g- t9 rs rrssve the troops l7 # y.e,ss.l tu, an s@eond though
 -est r4,,4s.sliy ,D ,e-@ Nr Baker and s5seeS rha ..r4atlSn s,@fore him. urging ,-.. .es-re,a ry not rg r+rfni, the changs
 M- aaket promised 70 saY tfe whole uaaprer before General l..gse't. who fsa- fs45 apg~Y.uted 10 succeed 6nerai
 slortiz0n In his letter 50 The depart os4-. J,sde4 WleasTsharn explains that P. rssvfs .s 4, N1fn. and Ft- St Mich- gel Huads.4 rniies away across Nor ion yaunA Ffs adTiE4s inc War Secfe- ,.,ey tsat fro-e l- nothing at S' Mich
 eI c1rep' tne soldiers. q half dozen
 stpi9se,-. 1f 'he W'bite Pass Tflsnspor- tsts4n clupany nd fifteen CT t1enty athtrs ,ncInGing th" natives. The communication asacrts that tiere Is no a,,85 ible aesd Or e1case for statiHning soldiers at <t'3IichaeI as there k no,h-
 n- nrarer f..an Nome 10 call for their assifanr~. NJ Nome. he says. there ifo uasn ny hgnafet rnIn"Ss and the 'nn- Gsttnns af rre countsy are such as 10 aa-t ,rat.gssg &eraaAA 5h@ re7en'ls'n Of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

xeoyrfanS ro hate Eare nrsn1hser as -a~ acqassiae ereassnr*- cmsr w
 sshsE and gacf1g Fserrer, TWO we'll Known fornaer Narasites. were la had with sle Raw as a rssEsIr of a bsstaess 6eaI involving tle transfer Of Inreresrs .znaaantfnx to s.sysd9 in vaase so F. C. Raetgs -st rhe rbrne Of p7gFsfBesrI1nl
 tne rgW men were gaaer arr@sr ia 4eaaas. or charges ef grand RsreeneF arising ar.r as clzaa1s 5f rHssrenresenrq
 sga4a raa4e By EsaeStus. -Ns rae alleged arser,e wa-s GaFnnlitte,f 5n Mlnaes0ra- sb. ael,1ssseH p,a.r1iea were to be extra alaea sn.g~r aw,hor1tT rraHrsd by Cow erlsor ffarr as wAsalasrora- c'austdsr- able ocrua1piau 10 eTtra6ltgSa was cs- esrea oe e,Eaes1aarlA Of whether the als- s,,,.s,f wer~ pEaale for th@ @t-enss es,., .xers east.-c the laws st rhe ssate 0s w-a>.iir gros. and wE+1aer they could g4,,.s gQ se elsllss.d aa sgsitlvss- ftas l4 zs.l r1allng tlhalGF followed makes amy t@,s,9n waraed fa anodher stas@ -laha@
 x, r4xtrfse a0cl4saf51u where faTanf -' Ireye regularity af resgwRsssson Isfoee14'i- i- srrs are ~ass-at trs-,4 B@rges was arfhFS
 ,ss.. s,rrpa.s.e rcgnais@r who strpck s es-4 sase an Daniels Creek. ToS's@s ftns- -,ser rs she aariY days and WAS aH-"
 frs-sr@s-e,d h the 5eTegogr-senr Of a -.-sa.s~r aas 5sser s5eis properties sr t1lr .7,oan-F. freggaiaz 1he tar'sgs Mess'"7 s4saa ,a l.t,tte Crack md the hersAF and @uE1saar anlrs ou Sunset creek
 sassg was zlso a@aviJg iat@rest@f s' ressos and .ain.A trl 'ha' locality tor r1aur 9eets-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Thrdaslq aa gns9r1sn.s1e sgposraSf' = 1eag errar .s was sratea in tlas N1r1'fF sssq.e af rhe Sugzs5 taar sae rsss meet ng ae rae Frottra@s6a< Cornnsltree was s sersnfs,t sgr Tsarz4.sF, Snsee's4 a' Tuesday. the day sefesreG- Tli.s asessr . la4 was beJa aas7 aae;af h@t owing to eess eaa tassor Of dates rhars were ff" sers.s-ss r-s.sens as@ asaly a afaD.'@'' a.-4uar os Fsgsaae>s Nas -ras'ae14'i-
 Secretary C-asss 1--efa-ar- s-2Ffa tFsa' caa aesr meeting NiG A~ as.@ Friday e4easa4 at T-g} ? n- at tae '''sT'set cae4,a raooa. The eaesa.5-ree 'fsss at- who are lfsrarssrs'4 sa Rio "4fS h' -a- vfs.f&aesar to asr4as-
 The eyramr1rrse as aspae1a's7 '-@'e ft+9' .sss sagaae aerf.r sa9 vefi@rT 'f h. formation -aas ~r. assls7 'aaaa sa SD" u..e a. .-o4@-. xas5ar .aali a''saa 'a" --a,e-aa@s
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
EsseH fxSfNfrl6>N FS sFUtSF
 MEXICAN sFGsf AGf
I.nava...ai I,Isesf I.s,as.iee.

tsiir,tIsts.sI tftssiif' stiiffFA
 .,atAs4tft9p citffY. ==f combined t'>,Hlr nHaefjal anf scientific a4ftditsspn i.f eaneon., tsp l-f,,ss;esp &gpp tsatas,ft, ies' taegiae t.p a,aiaa4 iqasa"ad ipS tsb. If.sqsssssnA,t of fpea.sf R.a'ssshH A
 t i,af,attl Br f',sF,e Nati, q NopelisAg' ,sp ymi,i,eMiiye faitenaise .at,at.ef &iis bpe Istha,e i,a.p 1tsH,sef raaires of t9sn sstspe .,,sse. Mihet tsie csSmts'G,s~l, sesMhaaeG.,l Giisss ass Asaf aod b"e. sa,a,.e ,Ia,Iii.e,
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Tas stesaRsee E.ata'sehe p@llet cGg tar aF Michael a.. Ga1s7ia sfat11P sfts- sax a'et5ek Monday evening and wI5l r.roeaEs7 a1N h.s hack ea1ig neSt wseic- Tas vessel ls expected tg ra.gie I'D a ttr..si,fsrshla asaneisg af canned s'alhaaar1 srara tfs saaaerY er tas YgEeo'a delta eesc.se rscsraias- rya ta@ way aT*r fsaea 4t Mieaaet. 'he I.arouas'ne wal saao as Co j971a ts GAsc s.a'rg~ s egGahebtP ,f easra Ge,selr.er. far teat port
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
ALWAYS IN sTyLs

# yoss have gerr s7stfs easars@ sn'1 r.r.,...,a bT Ez. we vfGB aualse rh'sn1 Look HIlt@ new
 We do dry or s.asoJanss cleaSains-
 We do srSnnn cBs'1nfns-
 We make szgEEs to ordsr
 w. rzake alrerarsonst We cB.lro and rrlte a1d repaa' 'ass- We do cAsanHz;gs Prezsfns and fs- r, Sr5rr tor Ladies and GentIernenH- We SRaranGs@ all N7grif ~a@ @'4' price. are rsasorEabis-
 First cfase woskr1,s nszsaAp
 cigrne and see g.s- WE ~sI give f''H our prBees before we sAp ScaF @"fA- We appcrcaare yogr patfpra7E@~
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

fh Lertar sa 'aa SagzAr irHea Na- e.asaze. Joan " Frame Sic wei known sa,qfsassaste-u .etssSs re~fs1a i-1- man. s4rlzes ssat te is making ar- .za8ea4Argrs r. gaU.ss Don'hiT t..a .az.ae 1esra@,5 to tae o@Eta'e aad spaall4sas # -aA i',nnsers C Ni4sEz ss an ergar.iza'8oa. M- Pf7faa s'a'eF ,aa, ae has nat tsIig determined fa@ name tae new ppDiieation ~.ii s~af aa, l> considering eaiiing # n" -NI- asss Argeaaa;." Mr Frame ia at rresDrl, Grand H.sfofian Of ih' fior-""fa prganiza ;lon.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
nNf1fSWSTlGN HsMrTEE

fsmau90ie tqsa wiiesna,pous or rs',,tiNs G, ahr ganos fl'lt.r.sn. ,,t,at 56 pe;ar. its4s,e,afd aaas9res sa,sit iai,arnat5om iaatE'finss. af Nhsalia' iie'
 e dseat p' dils'a W.,,s t smnltcr sf ntnaua Rsos St 1@ Itisncrae. a al- 8.s,s in iEIlB aud is'loeaif pe1ipa,i0r ,f na1tor aad 1,ssspmisr Eissi fa-- brer.up itill.m in tgae ~aaS,in in lgfG W8nrh atn 1rosDnrf.eti i,r b,'s'Vsph l%fflt .na rpo"tsnp Qid ia lr.ff f,o So Tia ceePnr nh sYHmf;'n Jhsrlng ps,orn-ss n,es4f lcinlk .auf 4anipf4s,e 44,esn" Aenine iy.io@iahts.s .ienoafnif,s ifif.m Nili c3otfsr' i, ssisF Ar ho,sfNna ii4is wie.. N4es 1 [ Cplsran. ca'stf e,pns
 si.,netsi' lsfist,N d.' %9na Ssinsa
 \ -szzz=a4zsa=zzas~-rnszz=zzszsz-=
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Work 9ra fa% rAVefha&1s5 enrsjfg''Ti1'T r,rs fhs wesr hank af Snake sfgsr bs ffE1eeAihz af T good pace es'i'r tae direction ff fsfTart .&rses. rsprfs~ar.t- five lf sts contracting sifna aF f.'5's'1I and NspNs The rss1S construction corn raennAS on tf@ ssaadjsgfr sid,s af r'r stream at a p~@at neafiE appn''tos ri'.' rt-gs lf D Sefeet saG MlR exssrd a.srass fa@ spft la a llsA baralleiiag 5lat cf fne east feqetraerr. rhe eas1 raNaf~ n<nt ss ;graetle;4tlg ee.aael.s1erf, s'sa's Tor tfs 'sgi1ts IT. rf st.e ds@tfsst r'gsasr- l. to S,~ taken frasa ti9s channel mf'e's inc dredging tf sfT aSper sa sin k eas'i z pietGA. Work tra t'is Nasf Beteg fgsss teen degeteG EarzNfg tT fsaax1hx tie Dig g0vefnsts@rls rsl5e @f1ver aa resaGF~ ress for 6sfpIhx fh@ sfle@f p5la@e N1s4.sf Hiii form ff5e 0sfsr saaa3l af Gas i,frcg. Censtfaetor W, gsrgme 3s st bptss'pr 1sAdgfhg ts9e rapspas sassr f.saf fine e'a'sf efsA 0s tsl% F1Sy ete~& Sy.i@Hs
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Tas sarg9 e1,aiaz ef tas i%@f-aa -ea saga11s saasaa is .r.gsa'~4 fas 'h~ '- ras4aeer'Aa' 9t 'te 3@siey <''arast.2 ,qra a-a-r -s.a- rae :.ea@arsr fa'ac ae ~sg pr4t s--a Atag0aaa-l an h@r WAY s4.,a 'a o1c go tee ears@tg employ 2 e~s ss at.as poas- Thls .s ='f '-'s7 .sna fac see;aare. l. s engaged .a sasa- aaxe. oareaa se as .s t-e ''@.rfar 'rsa- The r-etoe1 t.e ras8. zt>a r-ss- s1 -al@ srs- sg9y4e< as 7s= ~aaasrg aa fa@ @"@f Yukon s.ssara sst4trsas hA'f t'nsa -' &leez@{
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Ts serter 70 Tass C,afas5, naa --s-sxs1 ..ss saessi gar.ss ssaaapais sa f'' ..4 szast.4 4alszste seat at ra@ rece-' ,-e,.-sr e.se1.aa- 3fr , l. 5a@ss n" f,e.a,. a-es.a.e f4. ts4 d=bAZatesla5p s.v.-5sts r.e thans. 9' .scs's'asas'eFrl sas,ae labor .r: rae ssp1oF- given .s-4 .-. saf. Gsal.-g. 11s gars@s atisi- sa.As 6s. saaarr sg aes@a' GftgSFi1 Ia ,xN,y ra ,s@ .aft stz' -f4 f.eS'7'f'a wz. s4sg ,ss, n. tA@ lime when 'ae .pr.,e .. tte miners .aG fsasrrnAa o' ,.a .<-,,eA,,s,er-. .4et.o1s rer' "i'h@'
 , .se f..l. ., fsa.ng ar tae 'saa" 'ae e'4o4iys wal ,aJe5 oss saTe h+ Is s'''- .,f4A ,as, bod ming f-eea o'a"r'' ist' 7gay,s fs,re g..a4a a rnHrh laFz+r ..,.e ,.sro ,ae- l4b1s @I@m4nt. n" '@r' ,,.,,, he ua. ahle to carry aDeA a l@fz@ ...,e.,,,azs D, tbe ro,e 4espl'e ihf ''r' ,ss, sD wss practically aohao@o af '' ,s,,e, Tor ,oavr tsztsea- ne s'f<. "1- ,.. ,,, .t shop5n@ '.-,' 'fe a.e'f''is @' inc machine roz afe asa bfsHzis4 ,trss Into asfaras 7l'h fi" '- 'i''
 u- Gor-. -15.~ t.e ro'@ r."'- "'7 .,o,e. ..siay nas rs a@er- a
 ,eoornlay dr@naar '.'H 't" r'nE 'a' ,tel.c,~ i,s e4rt iaa",'i 70 f'e'"- lc t'astl i,oiiuc"
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Beyond inc subni;. "' "s'is7'1F of costs fr city Iigana, dara2 %. c~mine an sad w'ntsr r.A e-- / rsro ta..a aofaiaag ta'errs' taa1g'.s"d 4t Monday afGars ra@etsn4 of ta@ ely ,oseril C-rlrraaa rarna'z-r @f re1 a-faers and f..xHrs aoa3satffee rr@s~n'- sa a orapa..a. ,ggfr7itfsl ag 'ae 2'asiS' f,a 4strl.sl M.n,ne and raw~' '1'.pan5 rs oraVlAe sfsg asaGs sr chs5 of lf es-,as s.r nafaf. wfsle a sa''"ti"n '' .afsx ar,,n,,,c5sr ra ahow 1Nc er''fs oer els4,a .~ sseel f", aatAjais'na1 i'ei''ss The ton,pang a~eref f, b'P'"i'ie 're- .sr4 t,r .txes lz1te, er | { sen''s an' t''- e1.ea>e- ea, ,saaras M rt e"rs's f''r s.venas five 4i9,es
 fr,e s,' TWO ef tae ea'inei''uel, si'"" e,4 < cs.,asltfnu sa si,srmss tl'" Gs''s- rl.s,, af N1,ss aaa ap w1'Nm tie ii'flw' sAc.el,. ee ap,n.nt du, Faerpfoiis''' tl'" Hs,,s ef ey,nfg,s gi" sapmaFi iat4H i''' tiae Diz,., ess heaa lefy tS ii" '''e''' s.,r,a,,1ea,re @rfe,r h,.ss';nHa isp .is,x'lsg sd.''u.,siHr H' Was fi'ml'2 fH- tiA.t es G,a,. n,e asaesr n tli" 's'dF co r,n aalma ens,,gudsHes fh" eNrmeii ei,eg G,.ni.s,,,t af f,gta as ac'ifs' ren'rttir'i .tse tece's praDns,l ef f;oh"rt ''ss,'"s eq act as sisg pni'ce1nass n f'"a'i"H- ssep s1tA sS. lm.sra,sepds baete' toaa"s 8faer cnaisriag t1,s bapasal sf hfls
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

sT. ssgaB.rs at F't Davis En concluding rhe Detter he HrSes rss depnr5men1 rD rEsnfft the orrfer rsra00Ihs use troops re sr NfehaeE and aban&onins tae Iaruer prar-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

Have Y0u sent y0ur friends copy of the edition of the Nugget e@nsat1- ing the account Ot the f9tEre p@sssibIii sIes Of Nome and Seward peninsula
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
NOME TAILORING COMPANY.
 ospssafe Nggses oSbee-
AUTO FOR ssiAE

8. " NELLY. pnsg~ Ree v Trips made 10 fsl owing pis-s- D, srrosn4n,enf- Little cseek- iTp'l Third Beach. Glacier. Dexter. SDbrrs~ inc. Fort osvSs- cunninshsrs-
 Rates Reasonable.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Any ene having bills against the gas
 s-h,sns-r Usissas are rrqueSte1 'o fsresent xa--e st once ts R. w. J. Heef czrr U- s. cu-sern- House, Eems Alaska
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
NEWS NOTES

.&tter IaiGlg.E a. large ard vsIg,aaslss esrga af trsG4 goods fine sHerbc--.aGa-- AsidsnVerx trading schooner kiyssae.1 saslsri sn a trsGfss voyage along ts,s Aiberlarl esast sssrfq Tees,aag nnrr41s E
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

arls5FsntfnS as ahsNsr rsree hwn6fers dssi Rsrs walch aad rr,refVed fine approval Gf tae F9nsarOes s-ersasiaree tse cossnciT 2dbsqruse-s
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
ANYONE

Knowing of the whereabouts 0t John SchSEfer.. w rite his brother in law Fl. F. OTEEBECK. Administration
 s61 Citizens fsl9s-
 CIevetand Ohio
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
COME ONE. COME ALL.

The ~srnen sf Noc~ehesrt are sis- ira q es,-e Saturday night 'n tne s~sil EszI. Hall. ceriS si.oo. Lad sa.- Free.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20
PIONEERS 11Lcc -cTEL-

-';.sraesI;i-g sssrt''sass sa'+ sfsa - ,e,tt r.o,-s sy Say sssss sr wofrs, Slsc .,s,, sf s,,.t, rsa,ws sy sos..i Jlsesfs, MRS. MCNsEtsN,.
 %rp,'lrt.,r.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

MbesNiYt, Ws~tAT essAs st Ste Etse i8AH 1tAtsse
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-08-20

WAITRESS wANTED0svSay af 'ae
 Nugget Office.