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THE NOME TRI-WEEKLY NUGGET. MONDAY AUGUST 13, 1919.
A FUTILE CHARGE
tion of Presidents Wilson's plan for national absorption of tin- railroads
appears not unlike the cry of '‘witch” raised in the good old days of sup
which departed from tin* recognized order of things or was not in accord
with accepted views. It will he remembered that hack in that benighted
teriod, to do or say anything which'appeared in the slightest degree extra
views in the slightest degree radical was almost certain to bring upon one's
head the condemnation of all who heard. And to propose changes in the ac
customed order was to invite a imssihle term in the lock-up on a charge of
association with the Fiend.
It, therefore, appears that Professor Taft's condemnation <>f the
radical and Sieialistic is closely akin to those made during the Dark Ages
against anyone who had the ,i«*imity to suggest or advocate anything out
Owing to the fact that conditions have prevented mor. than a
concerning their character. Mu:, regaidless or this fact, we need not accept
Wilson's railroad plans. In the first place there is pi nimbly not a greater
secondly, if the charge that Mr Wilson s proposals are Socialistic and radical
a decidedly poor argument.
which threatens the estal.lifchcd order.
No student of human affairs can fail to recognize in the present
trend of things a distinct inclination toward the adoption of radical views
• V the masses of the people. People who^vnuld raise their hands in horror
one looks. Perusal of the press reveals that even journals of the most
other radicals in another column. Not a live pslper in the land that does not
tepeatedly express views of such radical nature that their written* would have
been: hung or burned a century or two ago. The popular magazines are filled
with articles hearing the imprint of Socialistic theories and preachers are
endorsing distinctly radical views from the sacred precincts of the pulpit.
Kven in the everyday associations of life, radical expressions are so common
as to attract little attention except from reactionary minds or those to
largo financial interests or whose interests are identified with the interests
ical ideas and tendencies nowadays.
In view of this fact, it is clear that Professor Taft’s efforts to dis
the eyes Of the great mass of the American ]>eople, a majority of whom
undoubtedly accept the view that radicalism, so willed, is the basic element
Coming from such a noted upholder of the rights of the vested
interests, it is even likely that many will look upon Taft's denunciation
it is very probable that the average person will accept Taft's effort to alo
of such a notorious apostle of the doctrine of vested rights.
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AMERICAN LAYS FIRST STONE OF NEW BRIDGE
ACROSS MARNE AT CHATEAU THEIRRY
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press: '
rHATEA.tr THEIRRY, Aug. 12—Major General Dowse, of the
American Expeditionary forces, laid the first stone of a new bridge across
the Marne river which will replace the onc^defended by the Americans dur
ing the famous battle here at the apex of the great Gerinnn thrust for Paris
last summer. w ~
> The bridge is being built by (M* American Society for the Relief of
Devastated France. The American Third Division blew up the old bridge to
■top the Germans in their attempt to capture the town.
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ALLIED RAISE BLOCKADE AGAIN8T HUNGARY
Special to the Nome Nugget by Tne Associated Press:
LONDON, Aug. 12—Vienna press telegrams reaching London news
papers announce that the Allies, have formerly notified the new Hungarian
government that the entente blockade existing during the period of Com
munists control has been raised, thereby permitting Hungary to resume un
restricted commercial intercource with the world. •
The dispatches also state that the Roumanian army at present oc
cupying Budapest and the surrounding section is extending its operations
to Western Hungary for the purpose of suppressing the Bolshevists, who are i
reported inciting riots in many of the west Hunga,rlifci centers.
LONG MISSING SUBMARINE BREMEN CAPTURED BY BRITISH
Special to the Nome Nugget by The Associated Press:
BERLIN. Aug. 12—The Vossiche Zeitung asserts that the entire
new of the long missing German ^submarine freighter Bremen has arrived
i>i Germany from a British port. The announcement, is the first definite
information concerning the fate of the Bremen, whose disappearance three
years ago while enrouto from Germany to.America for merchandise, aroused
The Vossiche Zeitung reports that the Bremen was captured by the
British and her crow have been prisoners in England during the inter
vening three years. Until the arrival of the marines fn Germany it has
I icon believed that the Bremen was lost at sea.
FOOD ADMINISTRATION FIXES PRICE OF SUGAR
AT TWELVE CENTS PER POUND
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
Special to The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. 12—Local representatives of the Federal Food Ad
ministration announced this morning that the price of sugar has been defi
nitely fixed at twelve cents per pound maximum.
Some Chicago grocers haye decided to resist the order and arc
charging sixteen cents with a view to testing the government authoNty to
continue price fixing under the war time regulation laws.
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Former Hospital Physician and MoJ
ical Examiner says that in three
weeks it Virtually Revitalized His
Whole System.
In ,u recent d.scourse on the sub
|ect of iron deficiency in the blood
>f American men and women Dr. H. B.
I'all. formerly Physician in the Baltl
nore Hospital said: "Throughout my
experience on Hospital staffs and as
Med.cal Examiner, I have been aston
ished at the number of patients who
mve vainly doctored for various dis
eases when in reality the deli
cate, run-down state was simply the
result of lack of iron in 'he blood.
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prised patients at the rapidity with
which the weakness and general de
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after a few days and within three
weeks it had virtually revitalized my
wheie system and put me In a superb
physical condition. It Is not ourprle
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Dr. James Francis Sullivaa, formerly
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Former Health Commissioner Wm.
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Geat That then atnf {Nmxatei tram)
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reeelve the wonderful tonic benefits
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1— with Nuxated Iron I feel that it
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pruaerlbcd by every physician In this
country.”
Nuxated Iran, recommended above
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