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NOME. ALASKA JI'NE 15. 191' |
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The hurried e-dons of England to in
stltute home rule in Ireland or tn nu-h
portion of Ireland as is willing to ac- j
cept the somewhat dubious gift savors '
not so tnueb of a desire to placate the j
irish people us to cover up as speedily (
as possible the tremendous blunder made
by that government In permitting tilt
summary execution of the leaders of the
so-called "rebellion With respect to
the Irish trouble, England could have
made no more grievous mistake than she
riiil in granting to the military the power
u. life and death over the handful of
Irrational mab-ontents who conceived the
foolish inea that Ireland could be made
,rte from a militant Britain by force of
arms.
Fierce and Casement and tneir vision
ary followers in attempting to found an
...sa r-public"' wen striving after the
impossible and the fact that they were |
so doing was plainly perceptible to all j
out themselves. That It was easily un
derstood us Impracticable and Impossible |
by the bulk of the Irish people is Well j
proven by the general lack ot response
to the call of Pierce and the other mis
guided leaders of the movement. Accord
ing to all competent sources of informa
tion the rebellion was condemned by all
rational thinking Irishmen. Indeed, it
is beiieveu by some that even had Eng
land refrained from adopting such dras
tic and brutal repressive measures the
rebellion would have ultimately collaps
ed with its own weight for very lack of
support. Ireland was plainly not in sym
pathy with the movement at any time
nor Is it to be believed that the bulk of j
the Irish people are disloyal to England ;
The very fact that more than one hun
dred thousand Irishmen are voluntarily
fighting ill the British trenches in Eu
rope is ample attestation of Irish loyalty
The Irish people are doubtless longing
for national Independence with till the
fervor of an Impetuous race, but evi
dence that they are not Inclined to at
tempt a physical force effort to gain
their freedom may be easily discerned
throughout the later periods of Ireland's
history, und it is hardly to be doubted
that the Sun Finn movement was gen
erally looked upon as something thut
could bring nothing but Irreparable harm
to the Irish cause.
The IrlHh themselves would probably
have looked upon the men who started
the miserable llaseo as traitors to Iro-i
land and granted them nothing but con
demnation hud not England blundered
so outrageously But, when England let
loose her reign of bloodshed the entire
situation was altered. The men respon
sible for the movement Instead of remain
ing traitors to Ireland Hpecdily became
martyrs to the cause of liberty.
Had England refralnt-,. from bloodshed
tho Irish would, doubtless, have willing
ly occurred In whatever punishment
was meted out to them. Instead, they
were shot down like dogs upon the flltn
siest of evidence connecting them with
the rebellion Some of them who were
compelled to face a firing squad were
hardly more than suspects against whom
there was hardly a vestige of incrim
inatory evidence. Some of them have
since been round to nave had absolutely
nothing to do with the Sien Finn
movement. flume of them, as in thr case
uf Ski ITIngton, were shot without even
tliu formality uf a drum head eourt
nutrtiul. And the result of England's
blunders lias been to create an Intense
sympathy for those men in the hearts
j of the Irish which will add still further
j to their determination to continue the
battle for freedom and independence.
Had England been less savage In her
iribution. Pierce and lus followers
would have been to ttie Irish nothing
more than foolish men who must suffer
or their lack of wisdom. But, as it is.
they are now looked upon as martyrs
10 the cause of liberty ami. in place of
, being condemned, their death has but
added new fuel to a dame that was fast
t dwindling :o a feeble spark, with an ever
increasing possibility of becoming ulli
: .nately extinguished. Also there has
come a bitter resentment against the
government which repays in such blood
| .airs:;, manner the sacrifices of more
! .nan a hundred thousand of Ireland's
^ arsve sons who have offered their lives
! n England* cans .
England had far better have giver.
' every one of those so-called traitors
-heir liberty than to havt,- won for her
' seif the urn I rosily that lias beeu ciigcn
I jervd by ihcir death Home rule, nor
! nothing else thai England can do for i
’ Ireland w ill wipe out the memory of
.he foolish r> version to barbananism ex
hibited in the ruthless shooting down of j
men w hose greatest s:n was foolishm s.-;
in th« pursuit of a cherished Ideal
ilDIRE DISTRESS
It Is Near at Hand to Hundreds
A^kan Readers
Don t neglect an aching back.
Backache is often the kidney's,
cry for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kid-1
nevs’ aid.
Means that urinary troubles
may follow.
Or danger of worse kidnet
trouble.
Here's convincing proof.
William M. Burcher, 1126 E.
Tenth St., Olympia, Wash., says:
‘About three years ago I was
having a good deal of trouble
with my back; it ached all the
time Sometimes the ache change
ed to severe, shooting pains and1
I was weak and lame I didfn’ti
deep well and on getting up in j
the morning, I felt tired and worp1
out. The secretions from my
kidneys were irregular in fiassage|
and obliged me to get up several j
times at night. The first box of
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me.
ittcli relief that 1 got a second,
and that cured me.”
Price 50c, at all dealers Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy
—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the
same that Mr. Burcher had. Fos~
ter-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo,
N\ V.
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] FIRE MinM SIGNALS 11
U.Standard Oil Co.
I®.Carat an* Cold Storage
14.J. J. Seanon Co., office
l®. Headquarter! Saloon
n. The Lobby
*4 .Pioneer* Igloo
11 .Fire Department
II .Discovery Saloon
**.Torbay's Clear Store
♦*.Third Ava. and Lana’s Way
.. Engine House, Phoae Main 97 ..
1 whistles, water.I. Ore out
Hardware, crockery ware,
graniteware, tools, camp outfits,
buy them and sav* money at
Holt's.
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done by the Nugget office.
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j WEATHER RECORD j
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The following table show* the av
erage temperature ror each day for the
the following years:
1916. 1916
June 1 .S3 JO
June .n a
June J . .S3 SC'
■June 4 90 *
! June 3 SO 94
June 6 . .SB >
June T . ,SS 27
June 5 37 27
June $ 37 27
June S t.' 37
June 20 ..49 4t
June 11 . 4S 41
June 12 46 I.:
June 13 . 46 S*
June 14 . 42 35
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ANIMATED WEEKLY.
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jj THE MAIL IS IN
i[ We have reoelved advice* of '[
| [ advance* on aU oleseas of Hard* «\
' I ware outside. Yeu oan still take *!
;» advantage here, however, of the '!
;! great reduction w* have already ' I
1[ announced that will ooatlnue UU < [
< [ the time for stock taking. < |
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NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, wuNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE 10 OBNTB PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES POR flB
CENTS. THE SEZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop.
We Will Purchase
EMPTY COAL SAX
In Good Condition
8 CENTS EACH
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