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THE CHANT OF HATE.
It is gratifying to see the llrrn stand
taken by the German Press in an el'
fort to suppress the "Chant of Hate.’ ;
Though the author ill ttie excitement
of the moment was decorated by the
Kaiser, matured thought has convinced
the sober-minded German people that
it was a mistake and a strong effort
is being made to prevent its perpetra
tion by being placed in books, parti
cularly those intended for the young.
The war has engendered bitterness
enough without vicious effusions of
tliis kind which pnnder to the tastes ol
ilie mob. It is not the brave men in the
trenches who deal most in calumny. Tr
nourish the youth of the country, on
feelings of passionate hatred would
dwarf their nature and breed fearful
consequences fur the future. It is at
harmful in war as it id in peace. We
recall with a sickening realization th<
battle cry of our last war. When
American passions ran high and the
dominant note was hatred of Spain, we
could not understand that there was a
savage and a brutal tone In the cry oi
our soldiers—‘‘Remember the Maine.’
it was unjust as it was uncivilized and
we are now ashamed of It.
Tlie war will end some day and in
the general course of affairs commer
cial and sooinl intercourse will be re
sumed between the warring nations. Il
that peace the whole world is looking
forward to with longing eyes Is to he a
• lasting' one. soncs of hatred must hi
forgotten.—Northwest Progress.
DIVORCING “MY LADY NICOTINE.’
Tobacco smokers who feel that the
habit is injurious to their health, whr
have tried to quit and could not, may
or may not lie pleased to learn timt the
government Is developing a nicotine
less tobacco. There is a theory that
boiled dumplings are good only when •
they are "gunimv” and indigestible. Sr
tobacco may he enjoyed only because
it is poisonous. At any rate, It Is the
nicotine In tobacco that doctors con- j
dernn. Nicotine is the poison that
causes "tobacco heart” and other ills
In an experiment station in Dandis
ville, Pa., the government is breeding
a tobacco without nicotine. The ex
periment began three yearp ago. A 1
number of tobacco plants were analyz
ed and the seeds of the one having the :
least nicotine content were planted the 1
next spring. From that crop the seeds
of the stalk with the least nicotine !
were planted again, and so on, until 1
lids year the nicotine in the stalk has
been reduced by this process of selec
tion from 3.5 per ceftt. to 1.31 per cent
Tile flavor was said to be not affected
in (he least. Th© tobacco with only
1.31 per cent, of nicotine was as satis
fying to old smokers as the other. The
government hopes to he able to "breed
out” all the nicotine, and if it does
we may have a kind of tobacco that
may lie smoked with impunity.
Tl,e government is not encouraging
the tobacco habit. It is only making
nature, like any other adulterator of
pure food and drugs, bo good.—Kansas
Oily Star.
DUMBA’S DISMISSAL.
The Austrian government has been
requested to withdraw Dr. Dumba as ■
its ambassador to the United States
for two offenses which lie lias commit
ted, Hie one the employment of an
American citizen, with a passport
(ids government, ns a secret messengei
to carry dispatches to Ids governmeni
through the lines of the countries with
which Austria--Hungary is at war; the
other the deliberate instigation of
strikes and other labor disturbances in
American factories, which lie admitted
lie has done In the letters intercepted
on the person of ids American messen
ger.
Has the ambassador abruptly been
gi'-en his passport lie would have been
* treated cons'derately enough.
The State Department has before it
incontrovertible proof that Dr. Dumba
lias Led' acutely engaged in me wui h
ui crippling Li>e pi uuuuiiv lty ui Ainen
init muusmiai ininieois, tie lias .gone
luilnei man mis. ite mts mtetueneu
t.u uii'v-'.y 'tnal is uuy ioriuer unlives ot
»ne empire of Wlpeti lie. was aeeiedlleu
aindussaaor, wno Ate now in me Llilteu
. .ates, sliouiu engage in work in any
. U'teiieau anililuml 1011 luclories, wnelt
*1 e products may Oe employed againsi
. lema or ner allies, tuey will Oe no
pi sotieo inei'etoi sliouid uiey return te
men native laud at any Ume.
i Me evidence snows Hostile activities
piuiiipled by a loreign governmem
ag.uusi American industries.
v alii uei ciompeis lias made and re
<:e'v.ltd seveial times the charge that
mnui leaders in tins country have Ueei
•oirupled by tureign money, given lc
.■a ui tot uie pu.pose ot inotuiig sutaet
.1 iimci ivini tactulies. t ue tauntua
.oiivspoiiueitee ptuves tnal toe cnatgt
. i.oi i cekicssiy itiaoe, out uiul Uleli
oi e sUosiatlLiai giounds ioi it.-ositi
• e j oat- nteuigeneer.
mr-Lh LII-ttkJAIl).
a paper ilieuuui tuat can ue packeu
tway m tile space ut aoout one cubit
out, out mat. Alien innuied, is sea
worthy anu uurauie, is me invenuon ot
t reined aumirai ot tlie Japauesi
lavy, say s tit-this.
t ne ooal is constructed lrom tin
Japanese paper called liasinkiruzu
wincu is treated ciicmtcaily to make
t waterproof. 1 lie paper comes from
me mulberry tiee. it is unusually
..liable, and possesses great strength
in., u the stresses are in tlie direction
a tnu uhre.
v thin sheet of paper that is strong
v nun sireicucd in any direction is iiiudt
>y pasting two sheets Willi Lhe iihret ]
missing at right angles. The Urst
.oat that tlie admiral made was merely
t kind of large pillow willi a depres
.ion in the center', tile whole being in
lated with air. liecause of the ease
with which paper can he punctured, it
was necessary to change tlie method ot
■instruction, so several pipe-like bags
were made and placed side by side in
lie form of a raft, and that ral't finally
nodilied to a craft something like a
mat in shape.
Tlie result is a life-saving craft al
nost immune to wreck, for even if one
>r two of the pipes are punctured ot
woken, .tlie boat still is buoyant
■nough to be seaworthy'.
Owing to its strength and lightness
ind its waterproof rfualities, the ha3h
kiraz.u paper is evidently adapted to
l wide range of uses, among which arc
lie rntiking of coverings for aeroplane
wings and for dirigible balloons.
Mining and Dredging Edition of the
Nome Daily Nugget, 50c each, |5 a
iozen.
NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE.
Public notice is hereby given, That
inder and by virtue of a writ of exe
uition issued out of the District Court
or tlio District of Alaska, Second Di
ision, upon a certain Judgment therein
•endered on the 10th day of September
013, and entered in favor of Edward
[lerison and Ii. A. Flodin, plaintiffs, and
igainst the Solomon River Hydraulic
Mining Company', a corporation, the
Solomon Mines and Water Power Com
pany, a corporation, E. W. Quigley, sued
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Bread 10c loaf; 3 for 25c.
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SPECIAL SUE OF
“W ines from the Wood” until navigation closes
Zinfandel per. Qal/$1.00 i
Burgunby (Special) „ „ $1.50
Cal. Port XXX „ „ $2.00
Cal. Sherry “Old” „ „ $2.00
AT
THE ANGELES
Phone Main 33. A. G. OLIVER, Prop
ua John Doe, and Richard Roe and
J'eter Coe, defendant#, for the sum ot
forty-six thousand, sixty-two and
50-100 (146,062.60) dollars, with interest
from the date of said Judgment at the
rate of twelve (12 per cent) per cent
per annum, together with five hundred
*500.00) dollars attornsys fee, and the
sum of thirty-six and 30-100 (*36.30)
dollars cost and accruing costs. Upon
which execution there has been applied
thirty-nine hundred, sixty and 60-10C
(.*3960.50) dollars, I will on the 19th
day of October, 1215, at 12:30 o’clock
p. m. of said said at th* front door of
the United States Court House at
Nome, Alaska, as commanded in said
Wirt of Execution, offer for sale and
sell to the highest and best bidder fot
cash, all of the right, title, and interest
which the defendants had on the 10th
day of September, 1913, or at any time
ilnce In and to certain placer mining
daim known as No. 2 Above Discovery
on Big Hurrah Creek, situated in the
Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Dis
trict of Alaska, Second Division.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 13th day
of September. 1616.
E. R. JORDAN.
Cnlted States Marshal. Second Divis
ion, District of Alaska.
■tept. 13, 26, Oct. 2. *. 16.
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