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24, 1607, at the post office at Nome,
Alaska, under the Act of Congress of
March 1676.
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NOME, ALASKA, JULY 10, 1917.
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NO PEACE WITH KAISERISM.
Whatever may be the prospects for!
further peace offers on the part of
Germany, as indicated in the foreign
dispatches of the past few days there
is little likelihood that they will be
given more than a scant hearing at
host. . The mood of the nations ar
rayed against Germany is well Indi
cated in the reception previously
given to the German peace offers and
there is absolutely not one reason
why they should change their atti
tude at this time.
furthermore it may he said that,
in view of the war situation as 'it is
at present, with the United States
and a refreshed and rejuvented Rus
sia in the field the chances for an
i
r acceptance of any peace proposals
which German might make aie very
much smaller than before
Wo think that the attitude of Presi
dent Wilson, as expressed in his fa
mous message to congress, Is a free
expression of the general attitude n'
the other allied belligerents.
The war of the allies is not a war
against the. German people, but
against the Gorman government. Like
the United States the European al
lies have no quarrel with the German
people ns a race. But they have a very
decided quarrel with the German gov
ernment and its leader, the kaiser. ,
Further, they are not seeking con
quest at the expense of Germany.
They wish no German lands save
those which have been wrested away
from others by Germany herself. The
United States has openly disavowed
any intention to exact a huge indem
nity or acquire territory from a con
quered foe; Russia has proclaimed
to the (World that she will accept
neither Indemnities or territory, and
TJavld Lloyd George, in his reply to
the German peace proposals of recent
memory stated plalnty that it was the
intention of the allies lo demand only
the restitution of such lands as Ger
many had herself acquired at the ex
pense of others.
In spite of the rabid protestations of
the supporters of the German govern
ment that the allies nre seeking the
dismemberment of Germany, there is
little hint of a desire for open con
quest In the attitude of the nations
opposed to Germany. The Italian at
titude alone appears to be one of
which territorial gains are a feature.
And, even In the case of Italy, the
desire for territorial rewards appears,
to be confined only to the desire to
regain lands that were forcibly and
illegally taken away from her by Aus
tria The fight is purely one against
the Teutonic governments, with the
larger share of all rancor and bitter
ness directed against Germany and
the Hohenzollerns as the Instigators
of <he whole miserable business.
President Wilson expressed the
views of a major portion of civiliza
tion when he made it clear that Am
erica does not consider pence possible
in a world in which the Hohenzollern
dynasty Is allowed to rule. The Holi
enzollerns and their dynasty nmil
tlons have been the curse not only
of the docile German people, but of
the whole world as well. The history
of how the Hohenzollern family rais
ed themselves from a minor baronial
family to an imperial dynasty claim
ing divine lights and how under their
direction Prussia was made the men
ace that she is, eonst'itutes one long
and bloody story of war and theft and
rapine.
It began away back in the eigh
teenth century when Frederick the
Great, Wilhelm's ancestor , assisted
in the partition of the Polish kingdom
and took a large share for himself.
And every Prussian war since that
time, and they were ns frequent ns the
military strength of Prussia permit
ted, has netted the Hohenzollerns
something in the way of power or
territory.
The disgraceful treatment of Bel
gium was no more than should have
been expected from that Prussia
which robbed little Denmark of her
choicest territoi'in! possession, Sohles
%vig-Holstein back in the sixties.
No more shameful piece of business
was ever consummated ’in the history
of the world than the ruthless rob
bery of Denmark by the dynasty that
now sits upon the German throne.
The counts against the Hohenzol
lern dynasty are many and against
the present head of the family, Wil
helm II., they are innumerable.
Laying aside the ease of Belgium,
| there can be laid at his door the
misery of a world. His is the sin of
causing a whole world to be drenched
in blood and tears. Today the world
teems with millions of men with
sightless eyes; mangled men with
shattered limbs- widows and orphans
bathed in tears and filled with wretch
edness and sorrow--and all because of
one man, Wilhelm II.
Because of him the who'e course
of civilization has been checked in
Its forwird swing nnd trade to reel
backward into the barbarism of war
, with all of Its attendant miseries and
horrors. The starving of the Belgians
end the easting into enforced slavery
i of thousands of the Belgian people;
the famishing of the war bereft people
of Poland; the massacre of the Ar
menians by the Turks with the tacit
consent of the German govern
ment, are all Indictments against his
name. And today there is not a spot
in the civilized world where his ex
istence has not been felt for evil. No
other person In history has been re
sponsible for so much misery, so
much destruction of life nnd property;
so much shedding of innocent blood.
And it is a more than safe to as
sume that civilization will consider
no peace until the HohenzoIIern dy
nasty has been forever prevented from
| again plunging the world into blood
and misery; until the German people
are allowed to ride themselves in
accordance with their natural peace
loving inclinations; until the destruc
tion of dynastic pretensions and am
bitions make it possible to bring to
the earth an enduring peace—then,
and then only, can we look for peace
offers that will be received in gladness
nnd welcome.
Did it ever strike you Mr. Husbaftd
j that Mrs. Wifey it entitled to have the
I Nugget in her household—Do it now. ,
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FOR SALE—CHEAP)
HYDRAULIC PIPE .
1 WHIM 16 H. P.
UPRIGHT BOILERS.
DRILL ROPE.
1 BOB SLED.
HOISTS.
DARLING & DEAN CO.
NOTICE.
All Fourth of July bills must be
presented at once to the undersigned.
A POLET.
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.
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Public notice is hereby given, that
under and by virtue of a writ of exe
cution 'issued out of tlie Dislrict Court
for tlie District of Alaska Second Di
vision, in Cause No. 2544, upon a cer
tain judgment therein rendered on the
19th day of September, 1914, and en
tered in favor of William A. Gilmore,
plaintiff, and against the Golden Dawn
Min'ing Company, a corporation, de
fendant, amounting to the sum
of twenty two hundred fifty six
and 70-100 ($2256.70) dollars, with
costs and interest at the rate of
eight (8 per cent) per cent j>er annum,
I will on tlie 19th day of July, 1917,
at twelve o’clock noon of said day,
t the front door of the United States
Court House, at Nome, Alaska, offer
for sale at public vendue and sell to
the highest and best bidder for cash,
il the right, title, and interest, which
the defendant company had on the
sth day August, 1914,, or at any time
since, in and to those certain min'ing
claims known us,
. No. 4 Holyoke Creek, being situated,
adjoining tlie Bessie Mining Claim on i
the third beach line; and the Craw
ford Fraction situated and adjoining
the west of said No. 4 Holyoke.
All the above property be’ing locat
ed in the Cape Nome Recording Tre
cinct, District of Alaska, Second Di
vision.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, June 19,
1917.
E. R. JORDAN,
United States Marshal, Second Di
vision. District of Alaska.
June 19, 26, July 3, 10, 17.
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MEETING AUTO CLUB.
There will be a meeting of the Auto
Club Friday evening July 6., at 7:30
o'clock at tlie office of J. F. Hobbes,
*All members are requested to be pres
«ent. CJEO. H. HEED,
Secretary.
We are using Moonlight water in the
u'ite Bath House.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
The best guarantee you can have
for a successful issue of your clothes
is do patronize an old established
house; a house that wants you to
come back and be t lieir permanent
patron.
Such a house Is the Nome Tailor
ing Co., we make alterations.
Wc do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing. We make suits to order.
We guarantee all work and our
prices are reasonable. We appreciate
your patronage.
NOME TAII,OUlNO CO.
Next door Segerstorm & Hagen
Jewelry Store.
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