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like , ,)i eeyii. mu I le.I 0&\
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PHUNft MAIN 4«k
I.ill. led u» »e...lid elae« mallei Keti
.... 1001. at Hie I>.*l0tjlie at Neuie
Alaska, under the Act ot t-'i>n*irae
Maivti 1ST*
Ovp) tnr regular ad .ami tseuienU
inu.i .o tu t>.i 10 e'eliHlk nil the day oi
t'Wl'iU uilv’li
- ." i 1ft . a J. *i JA4V.
NOMt, tltSNt OCT. If. 1918.
t •• w ’.j :viv. led l tie olhvt
. a. .' :■ v v ... .: ,'U,v the Get
... I,... s . , -ae .hat they ate de*
1,... i'.,i . , *.■ ■. ce a C**‘s*Apse Aid
. Get .aa pay ■,. 2*o»o*y
i\ ... ax~ ,f sa.c ,'.es there.
I, w a .be Get*.***.’ dAftCiaal
; .■ , •. * t»ot > Ale tied 1 .* keep
..ii tv tun deft el ,s certain.'
if t> s .* tvrw., then he Ger»
. . v*i ,■ a '■:pc. t «eat as Lerd
H »i . a ,t. ‘iA» chaujvd 4 <teat
t w« should prefer to learn
,„,... aahv the uuestU'n before ae*
,. r the Mew of the British noble -
■ ndkss of individual example*,
v is little in the history of the
t.e " peoples, *ad especially the
•. , of the Prussians, to support
• • view of the titled Es*lu»tuadO V
nu ' * of the wats to which the
Gvf * i \c ettgupevl discloses Utile
ittviutauert to cottapse uader the strain
•of approaoh ui defeat Seldom have
■he* fvtii" ■ with v*thet' than the same
aav tje .‘eiwrurtaation, the same do*~
sed tenacity, they are .lisplayla* ta
V'CAvis. *tru*yte. Thu* is partie
_.. , i: ... ,o the samfuiuaiv war* u»
.v a .,-h the stoat bvedertvk was ea
Sed V■ v ai-se. .4 Bel 4 bhredernoit.
.X cvuis t ot we be&ntve that there
» ... evidence to show that -he
. ■ German vf today wtU he a
...» -,'SSv .tecettoe: of S s home laud
comes to the actual defense of
urn . ts ho .oeivp.- German who
Wo .1 ••••>• Slid potatoes And foli
■W‘d b veo,. . a at AS* UUv . ofh the
. aav * o; d' i Ge: mart history. The
v , .y,. . ■ Germans w ui, to use
A, . v.'-* as. phrase. lav dowa.“
,ftv .o' to a .'itse of ' .to* an
■M Aim o.u* h*ht, * not coiulaed.
j ... s , o.tttc by any means as we
,, , V t’C'i-c •-■> heard predict i *-•«*.* of
i, tvtto* i“vi« those w h whom we
am n daily contact.
The tru h of te nrattet s that we
caav vo t’.ie attention to history u»
.v.j i* what nay he expected of a
. v.i j......... certain condi toitfA li a
more a. . .> on had been J».d to
■ i:..j ... * of ho Germans, some tjco
,u vvitid Aery iltc-ly .-scape he htt
ii, a oa ii he. id o swallow oroilen
i a ....i.ci oiia. cased ipon r.ri-h.iJd
a i•. oots ii aipvrtect xnowiedips.
■ "lodocu oubbe edtictt'-ioit were
lot, w *.■ s .. i oa enow noi**i of cider
linos i i>t 'is oils, more or less of a
_lc cope, oi lo Ctt* . .■vi >;a tys
At* veil i-> oLilwi'S wouid have lech
■oil.' vil." .oa./,i. ..ii to see Germany
io !u . cirnuioimB tea’s *he has June.
Vrtfor’.iu.-ny we Jo hot leach the
i our schools any history A
oi lei lilt Oils la' AIIUUIUS to much.
; wo we 'vitoii wry Uttie of our own
l ■ i.i s forth itauwilUf. This
> not -a/ nueh i fniil. j'l iii« schools
> ii ic list onus la ire written.
Th* man who *vi 11 write for the jrew»
n* v.outh of in mttlom a histor*- A
:*i„ .. i*l. ■ .• istnnoe, leaeln* out the
on* isu* of couriers tad puppets
tad oethi.4Ciie*j i.ad icOused prince*
4 td ai-incvoBrtjPs and *lve is «mn>
his* more of tile people, their ~eai
■ ’■■■ OarHdter and their
vsys, will coiifhr t. ImmM Ml IMWW
rencrn’icme.
r*ic whole treuhie 3 that the «
Jenr n the nubile schools hue very
tittle opportunity to learn anything
about tho not people of tho nations,
tho nineties, the grout body of hu
manlty that really oompoao* tho un
ion. The method of writing histories
in tho pant tin a been absurd. More
space ban boon given to some wire
pulling courtier, to some disreputable
nobody who happened to get the crown
On lit* head for a few months unth
Bonn' holder blackguard stabbed or
poisoned^ 1dm and took It away, than to
the really great men and women or
the nature, custom* or characteristics
of the masses or to those great and
far reaching questions which really
a(Tes-ted the ‘'national temperament.”
Thnt I* assuredly not the way In
which a history should he written to
enlighten the pupil as to the nation. '
a— a ———— —
Tho history of a nation Should not bo
merely the rroord of tho deeds of n
few persons, who In the Inst analysts
really amounted to nothing In the ma
jority of oases, but of the poopte. Tho
history of a nation should ho tho story
of the people, of their record In the
world, of their struggles, trials and
accomplishments.
To undsrstand a race, to know what
to expect of them as a raoe. one must
know their history as a people— not
the history of some exalted highway
man or the descendant of one whose
only claim to greatness usually lay
in the support that whs given him
by the people—the real nation
Get your JOB PRINTING!
ilone by the Nugget office.
POLITICAL CARDS j
JPOR REPRESENTATIVE
Andy Anderson
Repubhwin C*ni1u1<«t«.
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ELECTION TUESDAY. NOV. 7, 1916.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
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A. A. ALLAN
("SCOTTY."*
LECT'ON TUESDAY, NOV. 7. 1916
Chas. D. Jones
NOEPENDEN’' CANDIDATE
•OR REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY. NOV. 7. T9H-.
FOR REPRESENTAT|\ e
JAMES DALY
E LECTION TOESDAV NOV 7. Yt'.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Nate li.^coombs
FOR RE ELECTION
, ELECTION TLSSOAV. NOV. T. \
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PC* NTATIVt
Phil. Corrigan
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ELECTION -lESOav NOV ’ •»!«
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PCR ’i’RESSV- A-' < E
Victor A. Julien
EJECTION TO I SCAT NOV. T -9^
FOR RaORS^SNTATINE
\\ M. Reed
SUSCT1CM. TLSSOAV %QSL T.
OR ROAD COMMISSIONS.
W. J. ROWE
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ELECTION TUESOAV, NOV. 7. 191S.
FOR TERRITORIAL
ROAO COMMISSIONER
Barney Glbney
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LECTION TUESOAV, NOV. 7, 191E.
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OR SENATOR.
TOM McCANN
OR SENATOR.
MARTIN MORAN
LECTION TUESORt NOV ?, ms
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FOR SENATOR.
John Sundback
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ELECTION. TUESOAV, NOV. 7, WIG
FOR DELEGATE TO CONERESS
FROM ALASKA
Chas. E. Sulzer
ELECTION NOvCJHMR T !SVE
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL TER
RITORY OR ALASKA.
George B. Grigsby
ELECT'ON NOVEMWR 7 ONE
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Republican* should remember that
th* number of Delegates to go to the
next Territorial Convention is based
upon the vote cast for Attorney-Gen
eral.
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