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NOME, ALASKA. JUNE 2, 1917. j
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NATIONALIZING BRAZIL.
The European war has not had a
desirable effect on certain countries
of the new world in tending to na
tionalizing the people, and displace
foreign customs and foreign concerns
for those indigenous to the country.
Generally speaking, citizens of foreign
countries who elect to cast their for
tunes with a new country, make it
their home, earn a living and raise
their families there, should give it
their patriotic support as against any
other nation, even the country of their
birth. Brazil lias just passed through
the process of reducing its "melting
pot,” admixture of nationalities to a
single, patriotic body of citizenship.
While Brazil has had immigrants
from almost every country in the
world, its largest strain of foreign
blood has eoine from Germany. This
fact, however, has not prevented
Brazil from supporting the president
of the United States in his pending
contention with the German empire
over the unrestricted submarine war
fare. Brazil is standing for interna
tional law' and for the protection of
human life on the highways of the
sea.
The republic of Brazil has 500,000
citizens of German blood, and there
are approximately 50,000'residents of
the country who are subjects of the
kaiser. For some years Germany has
had a paternal interest in the educa
tion of the citizens of German blood,
and at one time, prior to the war,
appropriated 500,000 marks for the
support of certain Brazilian schools.
The Portuguese population ,or that
portion of Portuguese lineage, num
bers about 000,000 and now' dominates
tbc government of the country.
Naturally there lias been some little
friction over the issues arising from
the war and much ebullition in the
■melting pot.” Itestriclions have been
placed on foreign born residents with
a 'view to nationalizing the life of the
people in social and business affairs.
Brazil, ’it appears, is to be for the
Brazilians, and the various nation
alitics have been brought to see the
necessity for a common national
spirit
SOME GOOD ADVICE.
Representative Burns in an inter
view given the Empire speaks strong
ly in favor of unity and against sec
tionalism in Alaska, and expresses
the hope that there will lie a broad
co-operation among the representa
tives of the several divisions of Al
aska. Representative Snow also
spoke strongly against undue parti
sanship.
Both give sound advice, and with
the banishment of sectionalism and
partisanship should go factionalism
and personal politics. Those of nil
sections and all parties In Alaska
should work for the common welfare
of the territory. The average citizen
is interested In the advancement of
territorial development along right
lines -a development of resources and
a development of government that
will, above all else, make good Amer
ican and Alaskan citizens out of the
boys and girls reared in the territory.
Political parties that do not strive for
these things have no excuse for ex
istence. The people acting through
political parties have chosen a legis
lature among whom are members of
different* parties. These men were
chosen to work for the territory. They
should do that In the most effective
way, and there ennnot be efficiency
without effective team work evn
though the team mates may belong to
different political parties, different
sections and different factions.—Ju
neau Empire.
THE TAIL OF THE PUP.
Once upon a time an Ignorant and
Immature Pup met an Intelligent and
Rational Human Tleing.
“Wait a minute,” said the Ignorant
and Immature Pup. ‘T want to show
you something.” Thereupon he Set to
whirling rapidly in a va'in effort to
catch his tail.
“I don’t see that you’re getting any
where,” observed the Intelligent and
Rational Human Being with an air of
ponderous wisdom.
"Nor I,” agreed the Igorant and Im
mature Pup. "That’s Just the point I
wanted to bring out. Now, having es
tablished tlie fact that it Vs desirable
i to get somewhere. I want you to ob
serve how similar to this performance
| of mine is the way you Human Beings
act about your wages andp rices. You
raise the wages of workmen so that
they may buy more and then you raise
prices so that they can buy less and
then you raise wages to reach the
prices and then you raise prices in or
der to offset the wages and—”
“Come, come, enough of tills non
sense!" expostulated the intelligent
and Rational Human Being. “Do you
think I’m a fool to stand here talking
to an Ignorant ail Immature Pup?”—
Ex.
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OVER HILL’S DRUG STORE.
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