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THE NOME TRI WEEKLY NUGGET. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27. 1919.
NOT WANTED.
Til notorious I'r. Call Muck again breaks into tin- lime light with the
declaration that he is "an American and not .inhuman without a country"
and intends to return to the I'nited States.
Although betraying a most commendable inclination. I'r. Muck’s inten
tion to he an American and not a Herman without a country is one that will
hardly he appreciated by the rank and file of the American people who
recall his attitude during the war period.
Save in the case of the dishonored von BernstorfT. there was no
Herman In the I'nited States whose activities were a greater menace to the]
American nation than this same Dr. Muck. Whatever may he his remain
ing attributes, his capacity for biting the hand that has fed him with more
than average generosity stamps him as one of that type rof oreign citizens that
does no credit to the country and also as one of the breed that the nation i
must get rid of if it possesses a proper regard for the peace and safety of
its citizens.
Muck did all that it was possible for him to do to undermine the Allies
and support Hermany in the I'nited States before the American entry and
was among the first to ho interned by the government for his acts in support
of the Herman cause after America threw the g.ig« of buttle.
Left to his own devices, he would doubtless have left no stone unturned
n tiring about the defeat of Anuric.;. just as lie endeavored to bring
about the downfall of the Allies before America became involved,
in the war. His defence Hermany and Herman war arts despite the
damning evidences of (Jermany's iniquities mark him as one who supports
and condones such practices. At heart lie is of the same stamp as the
Prussian war leaders who deluged the world in blood in pursuit of their
mad ambition to lay the Herman yoke upon the shoulders of all humanity.
America wants none of the breed who will countenance such crimes as
Hermany thrust upon the world, let alone such as will support and defend
them by every means In their powei
Now that Dr. Muck lias . re.it. d ,i cleaner atmosphere by departing,
the door should lu* closed behind him forever. His nsservation that iic is
an American means nothing at all. First of II he is a Prussian at the bot
tom of his being and. secondly, he has proved that no more ungrateful
scoundrel ever drew the breath of life. For such a character to claim the
designation of American is to cast disgrace upon the nation.
Personally we are sorry that some true horn American did not see tit to
punish his disgracing assumption of Americanism b\ giving hint a whallop
that would leave a nice blue American mark on his pertldous hide. Such .1
mark would he the only tiling truly American that could tie found in his ]
REJECTION UNLIKELY
Despite the intense opposition manifested toward the League of Nations,
the general attitude of the senate body is hardly indicative of an intention to
reject the peace treaty because of the League covenant appendage.
As far as can bo discerned from the flood of senate diatribes, printed
and sent broadcast over the country in opposition to the League during ro
eent weeks, the animus of the senate is plainly directed only toward those
vaguely defined articles of the covenant which permit of many’ and widely
varying interpellations. There is little opposition to the treaty itself,
save in the degree that it is the main vehicle by which the League covenant
is brought to the official cognizance of the nations chiefly interested in its
development.
Katlimiting the senate opposition on this luisis, it appears that the
antagonism is aimed not toward the rejection of the treaty or the League
but rather to making clear the American viewpoint or interpertation of
the provisions, such as the much discussed Article 1». which are so ill de
fined as to admit of almost any form of construction.
Apparently what the senate wants to do is to define just what
America considers she will he called upon to do under the covenant terms.
This being the case, there is little likelihood that the Senate opposition will
take the form of a rejection of tho treaty or any of its provisions. The
present Indications are that the opposition will crystalize itself into a number
of so called "reservations" which will expressly define the limitations of
American partieipancy in the operation of the League provisions.
In view of the general haziness of the covenant terms, none will gain
say that the national lawmakers are but exercising projier precaution In insist- 1
lng on a close delineation of the lengths America shall go in upholding their:
dictates. To do otherwise would be to invite unforeseen complications j
which might result in irreparable harm to the nation in the future.
The senate displayed a somewhat hysterical mood in going at the task:
but now that the treaty is better understood it is apparent that the greater
part of the animosity was due more to misunderstanding and excess of caution
than to a desire to reject the treaty merely because it was not in strict accord
with American views and policies.
PEN POINTS OF THE PRESS
This is a fairly Jolly old world, If yod hunt out the jolly spots and
don't everlastingly be snooping around among the glooms or embrace a mis
sion like tho tumble-bug to push a ball of manure up hill with the hind legi.l
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The dispatches state that a southern editor has just built a $20,000^
residence. We believe jt is a lie. No list of subscribers or* earth ever
paid up that good. ^
SEVERE RIOTING MIRKS
PITTSBURG CAR STRIKE
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Special to the Nome Nugget ,1-y ThcfcAssociuted Press:
PITTSBURG, Aug. 26—Owing to a possible recurrence of the severe
noting attending ftie strike of the local trolley car workers late yesterday,
the mayor has ordered out nearly a thousand emergency policemen to aid
the regular poliee forces in maintaining order. %
T.ho rioting yesterday was a result of iefforts niado by the traction
company to operate cars with non-union men. The strikers started a
demonstration which speedily developed into a fight when the police at
tempted t>> disperse the strking groups who were attempting to block the
eats. A number of both strikers and police were hurt In the mellee hut
no one sustained fatal injuries so far as known.
owing to the sudden serious turn of affairs in connection with the
walkout, increased efforts are being made by the mayor and other leading
citizens to secure a settlement.
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Explains Why Nuxated Iron
QUICKLY PUTS ASTONISHING YOUTHFUL POWER INTO THE VEINS
OF MEN AND BRINGS ROSES TO THE CHEEKS OF
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Unlike the older forms of iron, Nux
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N'o matter what other iron reme
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See how long you can work or how
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day after meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again and see how
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time In many instances.
NOTE—Nuxated Iron recommended
above by Dr. Sullivan can be obtained
from any good druggist, with or with
out a physician’s prescription, on an
^- bsoulte guarantee of success or mon
ey refunded. It is dispensed in this
city by Domen Bros. (Successors to
I Butler Mauro Co.) and Hill's Phar
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