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NOME. ALASKA, JAN ARY 5. 1 15
WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER THE
WAR ENDS?
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There are ill pr.-a-nt lighting in i:(.
rope armies .-.ggi.-c .tin- f<;:i.
to twenty in ill i a in
of whom li,.s until : . -1 f a,
been pursuing tin-ii vririou;
occupations ill Iln-ir I-- a- ir , , , •
tries, either reeogniziiu.- I la , , -in.
government.- - n, - l . , , .
tec-ting the itidiviilit.- I m the enj.
of 1 he greatest am-ua t .-r i
happiness or else <-nn-i.l. rin t|., i |i .
efforts anti risks involved in .-nd.-av- r
ing to secure a change i. ,. gi, at f .- - ],
possible advantages i. ..j.i jt.
All "l these mi n are now h
experiences, have i eon in ■ ■ . , : th
rut of everyday lit. ex. hand!
ideas with men whose >■ rli--r environ
nients have given th. ; n entir
different view of lit.- Tie indiviUtte
lias been eliminated, concerted .-.-ti. i,
amJ concerted thought at.- taken tie
place of competition . ud individual
endeavor. Similar expert. nces ha\
brought about a similar line of r. . .n
ing and man acts as the whole not a*
[he individual.
And now it" have to consider thu'
dlvidualti who will form tin
in, . v politically ti each and evvi
,1-ii-t v it conflict, with their new
vit us .[ e v iylhltir. will at the cIom
f tin 1 if he thrown hack onto thei
ci run - a greater burden of re*
spvusihiiii v t.y far titan they now are
w . .. ii' ui.i.g. for when tiie hysteria
vf cut.diet is over they will demand to]
m w w ■,\ tiie powers that they had
• •! eeicd i" ptoteil them should have so
signally failed, fur winners and losers
alike v, in hujc to pay the cost fm years
iitid v us .. These men realiz
ing tl ■ futility tlu- conflict from
.Inch tl.' v have just emerged, these
re they whom tiie governing class will
tnswci That all will or could
u aid .... hack to their various
ti i - is ret within the realms uf
•.uiiitss, that even more than a
pet centace of them can do so is
d v ci ii'. a tin y an- ii"t tile Sani"
. mi nt.illy ..r physically, and thero
ic vv .ti iiavc to L.c reckoned with from
different v iewp.dnt both politically
n.l - 'dally \rm the question now ^
i s.’s what will tie- . ffect be? For the
nd . t tl," wai will i nly lie the begin
>na ..f til.- great changes timt it will
Will it bring about a wave ..f
.uritanism or a wave of license'’ Will
t fter liaving accustomed the Individ*
ia! to unquestioning obedience and
liminat. d tiie need for self reliance
mse ,. leaning towards paternal gov
•a mi nts ..r will it on the other hand
ring forth anarchy and rebellion
c-.uist any .nd all organized author
These. the men who have seen
I bo'" never before dreamed of. wh
c'e done things heretofore thought
mporsible are not going back Into
ih line ..Id rut. and they will he tin
'.u.-ts, fur titev will he In the nui
irttv.
1 n we imagine vvluit would be the
suit ui the t inted States if sufficient j
ct > were to tie suddenly on the eve i
i • "■ tion placed as a majority In all ■
. States ,f the I njun to control the!
• < tions. that ait this majority had had |
nr .1 . \; --riences and were arcus- !
Hr <1 to ,o t in concert, and that their 1
11.■... i'.s gave them a different view
■ i t to the rest uf the voters? Such
the condition in Europe at the
Mi. war. fm whether they enjoy
• - ft a iichise or not tiie soldiers of the
tn -s t, 1 w righting will lie the con
i' 1 1 i in ti itnliii.tilia tIn policy
•l tin- various govern
t I tin cffci ts will Ii*. felt tint
he governments of the noun*
"" I war till! tiy r tie govern -
1. Ill s ..f the world
COUNTING THE COST.
i wlii, li ni in i intending to build
iit'-ili 1 ni down tirst and
ii '' Hi. cost, whether he have suf
• ni t■ i llntsh it '"
i ml , -it down, <i kings and rulers
i ■ ». n.i count the cost, before
, nsle..tiled the sword" Did you
■filfun these items'.'
• i i million men. the strongest
iii iiilii".-i of Kurope, are with
v\ ii from Hu w irk of creation and
• t i the business of destruction. They
no tin plow lie saw. the pen. and
•cute the rifle, the bayonet and the
unnon.
Tl hole , s ill which were happy
mill' . the buildings where commerce
briv.cl, the cathedrals centuries old,
lie works of irt. the structures that
, iti- lie joyous boast of cities and that
u i ngoi ' ini. to admire from the ends
■ f the • nth, bringing their gold and
ulvf i with them to enrich you, are bat
it roil down, blown up or burned In the
ground
Veil line darken* I thousands of.
iiunn arm set a guard t.f terror theri
Many are the races and tongues o
men, but the sobs of mothers are o 1
mo language From all Europe come,
that pitiful voice, ancient as the world’1
blood lust, ' the voice of lamentation
weeping and great mourning Rachel
weeping for her children, at d refusing
to I if comforted because they are not
What is the itch of your miserable,
honor compared to the abysmal woe
of these women
The shrill walls of millions of father
less children, accusing you to heaven"
And the hoys, the handsome, brave
hope of all. lying piled up mi battle
fields. their fair bodies chewed by the
Minotaur of War: - no dead some
anguished by thirst mil wounds"
Commerce paralysed, mills still and
vacant, shops dosed, batiks barred
school house.- empty mines deserted,
fields and vineyards rotting, forests
aflame, cities looted, the armies of con
tented lnborers gone hack to the jungle
business of man hunting: the cry
everywhere of i-aee hate "kill, kill,
kill!”
Did you count the cost Cosmopo
litan
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ODDITIES'
IN WAR
NEWS
The Paris Temps appeals to the wo
men to send woolen petticoats and
safety pins for wounded soldiers
Soldiers suffering from leg wounds
often cannot wear trousers
Great Britain has been so successful
in cornering the sugar supply- it an
nounces a reduction of i;o cents i hun
dredweight, which will make the price
7 cents a pound.
Tlie Inhabitants of Rongwy Haul be
lieve a miracle saved the statutes in
their beautiful aid Gatholio church,
which was battered down by German
trtillery Though every-where there
Was nothing but wreckage, at the altar
stood untouched the lifesize figures of
Jesus and the Virgin, surrounded by the
Apostles.
Quagmires in front of trenches are
said n, be used for defense by- the Ger
mans. Extra trenches are dug n few
hundred feet in front of the real ones,
loose clay is thrown in and water
enough poured in to make a ditch of
liquid mud
Blacks and Senegal often u t like
schoolboys. During a halt they climb
trees to get a sight of hurtling shells,
and swing their arms as if to catcli
them.
Dispatches tell of the Spartan con
duct of Col. t-opoukhine of tlie Russian
army, who went to the body- of his son,
killed in Galicia, kissed his forehead,
remounted his horse and continued giv
ing orders.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS. HEADQUARTERS FOR IMPORTED DELICACIES.
‘ been given to
i nicer Luiekhatdt, of n Zeppelin nir
,.| tp new for repairing n d imaged
j.[ ,,g l< r - iiiiO f ■ t in the air si
» ...w er of U. lgiun shells.
Miss \v Hell, an English nurse
mortally wounded on the battlefield,
ti.ig been burled at Le Mans among the
British, French and German soldiers
f,_-r whom she gave her life
George Vmllv. the noted Freneh siII- j,
at , nd atheh t outdistanced his com- ;
rad - in a i ivojiet i.-barge .ncar .Arras -
wren* hed standard from the German
barrer. footlntlled bis •way through an!
amazed gr "ip of German infantry, and. !
nit hough wounded in the foot, regained j
the Freneh lines
Did you get your free war map?
Hot chocolate, hot beef tea. malted
mdk and fresh ice cream and soda
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WHY EAT POOR BREAD
When you ran get GOOD WHO! E-.
SOME Bread 't 5c per loaf
ANVIL BAKERY
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ALWAYS IN STYLE
If you have your suit pressed, clean
ed and repaired by us—
We will make them look like new.
We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
We do yioain cleaning
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing nnd re
pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
We make a specialty of mal n ■ and
repairing furs
First-class workmanship.
All work guaranteed. Our prh i-s arc
reasonable ( nice a customer always
a customer. •
Gome and see us. we will give yon
our prices before we do your work
We appreciate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING COMPANY.
Between Segerstmm and Haven and
Zehner's Jewelry stores
FLOUR IS CHEAP
Bread only 5c. North Pol* Bakers
md Anvil Bakery.
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WANTED—ORDERS OF FREIGHT.
The Main2 Northwestern Development Co., owners of the ties
rails and ro ling stock formerly ownw by the Seward Peninsular Rail
way Co., would be pleased to receive proposals from prospective ship
pers of freig it for the season of 1910 to points from Nome to Iron creek
These proposals are desired in ord • that the Company n ay deter
mine whether the volume and price wirrant piecing ihe Company’s
property in position to properly transp t freight and passengers lie
tween the points named.
Shippers are’ requested to state whe let- they will enter into a binding
contract to ship the freight offered m are also urged to tender a price
lhat may encourage the Comp my to inks the necessary e peditures
for betterments.
AH communications he * he addle ed to the Maine Northwestern
Development Co., 659 Cohn .0 Ihtiiding Seattle, and mailed to reach
Seattle not liter than April 1, 1915.
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