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which led l1 :! ara to ta! »* ides with
tho Cent a! i’n - n :-u w.r. Lilt.*,
when li; a aba i
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I\m*.u;u elides m I Bulgaria a. '
>, Juuui> luipiesMid oy the giudy ra*
,.»wy v\ tin wmeli events uf tar rotten
g .. t .uiio.iai importance now a »
ai..piling. luo lOliy ol tile polio
■a .''uOu uy tue 10111101* king Perdi
uu . ai go.e.iimeiit in iialgan.
, . a i .v.agi.t home m a striking
ai.nei to Gulgaiians by recent de
... eat.-, i iie same feeling is ex
. i * prevail among the youiu
. . . prefored to trust German}
a (. • at iPilian and Franc*
. ugn . it is said, these Power
.. >si;. gave to the Porte a forma
v. ...son guaranteeing the integrity
. .rhey 11 she would remain neutral
the war.
i g vat mas of the Turks, a>
ai. other nat onalities in Tur
ai.i to be over joyed to wit
. termination of the rule of tic
ig cliqu* at country an*
t . ; >f t!n» Kntmte powers.
•%> : *•*, :t is . aid, that Gei
1: ng for the condition
h T * i* f v t so!'ly concerns,
t! In * tn.crda! and indust
. • ‘I’u* > affecting Turkey.
11. ' general feeling of tranquilitv
••• M'ded the recent troublou.*
• r1 political parlies replace
* e in the ab:,ity *>f the pres
m ni. try of Hulgar.i
e-i* • • '.» country from its pres
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satisfactory we v.wi eiLaOi return your fur or ship to an;
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(omparison of our pr.ccs with outside figures wii
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I ent condition.
Tho organization of a society in So
fia to pit) lote the idea of a Balkan
; Confederation is critized here on ,th •
ground ho it is premature.
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With tli * dose of the war, (’banco
Edward Gordon, Seattle shipyard
worker, who claims the ‘itlo of Mar
quis of Huntly, and tin* ownership
>f the Gordon estate in Aberdeen
shire. Scoth nd, recently began tak -
ing legal st »ps which he expects to
land him in the British House of
Lords, sr.ys he Seattle Times.
Gordon, now a clean-up in
irentt’o N'o-th Pacific Shipbuilder
Company’s big OuwamT.di Wr.torwa\
plant, retained a Briti h law firm,
‘.o handle his case at the end of ID1"
but on the outbreak of tiic war v,r
advised by the altoineys that trie ease
could not be pressed because of th*
uncertainty of the war period. fJr
their advice be dropped! bis fig! t up.
til the close of the war.
He mair.’ains that he is a first
cousin of th ' Earl of Aberdeen and i
a member of the Gordon clan of Edin
burgh also tint he is lutmed for“Chin
r*se” Gordon a famous member of
that clan. The late Marquis of Huntly,
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le ays, served as British ambussado
o Denmark, Sweden, Prussia an j
Russia. The Gordon estate in Aber j
leenshire, he claims ,is the second la
jest in Scotland.
Gor is 50 years old and in 1S5~ ;
nairied Mary Star in Kotzebue, Al
isha his wife being part Eskimo.
They have four children, the elder:
.•eing a hoy who was christened Geo
•ge Washington Nome Gordon, an
who is declared to be the first whit*
•hiM horn in Nome. This lad is no\*
ittending school at Naniamo B. C.
Jordon, his wife and three younger
hildren live in a neat home in Fosio/.
icur Seattle.
In Nome Gordon met Lord Fox
tamsay, the English sportsman, and
fter talking over the situation with
i:n, began his effort to have the Bri
•i h courts recognize his claim to th*
cottish title and estates.
According to his story, Gordon rar
vay from Yarmouth College whoi
c was 18 years old and for year:
andered about the world, living I:
npan, Siberia Australia and Alaska
Yliile living in the far North in th
•w*y nineties-, Gordon claims that hr
is covered gold in the sands of whr
s now the Nome beach. He laid thi
^formation before Dan Rathbom, sot
>f a Wyoming cattle king, he sav
nd they went to that part of Sowar 1
Vuinsula in 1808, voyaging in f
chooner from Kotzebue Sound. 0*
:c boat with them was a prospocto 1
amed Higgins- who hailed from Coor
'ay Oregon.
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Gordon declares that after an ex
amination of the Nome sands. Hip
•ins reported that if they had sluic'
wxes they could wash out $10 a day
\ach without difficulty. The partv
however, discussed the proposition anc
•ame to the conclusion that the pole
was too fine to be worth washing out
They then returned to Kotzebue Sound I
md couple of days later woke up one
morning to hear of the great gold dis
covery on the Nome beach.
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Few women can manage a flira*
;on without bumping up against a )o^
of troublesome complications.
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