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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 29. 1919.
* “THEY’LL ALL COME BACK"
(Contributed)
They tell us Nome is dying: hard.
Because of stories by the yard
Thats’ told. These can not kill our hope
As wo arc sure wo have the "dope.”
At any rate, we all have grit.
For in our mines. Nome yet is fit.
And. as the great World War is past.
Good men will eoine this way. quite fast.
Our officers, from Governor down.
Still hold out hope for our old town:
And “Wick” has confidence galore.
That many victories yet. he’ll score
We think there’s millions of pure gold.
That has not yet been mined or sold;
For prospectors are everywhere.
Anxious, you know, to get their share.
Next Summer, men with pack and pick.
Will dig to hear the nuggets click;
They’ll sink their shafts on tundras plain.
.'ml in the Fall—a million claim.
Then on Victoria, pride of Nome.
They’ll all go back, and tell at home,
Abffut the future they will share
And live, and act. like million heir.
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Then •‘Sourdoughs," speak far and wide.
Wherever you go on life’s swift tide—
Of Nome.: so rich in fine, pure gold.
The half of whic h has not been told.
Then talk it up, and Nome will live.
And untold riches yet will give
To many, -here, and on outside.
For they’ll come back on every tide.
We think of f.indeberg and Brown,
Who struck it rich, just out of town:
And many more have done the same
Who then went out, to win more fame.
1 here s "Rave” and “Tom" of Jess Creek cold.
\\ ho still have dre ams of wealth untold.
W e hope they find the golden gleam
And then do something more—than dream.
.Millions! Billions: are buried here!
So men of Nome, you need not fear.
For when the ice begins to < rack—
The "Sourdoughs” will all come back.
Come back, will ihey? Oh yes, indeed.
** , or ^ore they find the white man’s need.
Cheer tip. you business men, and stack
Your cards on this: They’ll all Come Back
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AMERICAN TROOPS INVOLVED IN MANY MURDERS AND BRAWLS
ABROAD
Special to The Nugget by The Associated Press.
PARIS, Jan. 28—Thirty four murders, twenty tWo day and night as
saults and nearly five hundred serious fights have been participated in to
some degree by American troops since the armistice was signed according to u
statement of the Prefect of Police relative to crimes committed in the capital
during the past year.
As a result of this increasing tendency of the Americans to become
engaged in brawls while oft.' duty, the American military authorities have or
dered that the American military police be reinforced by the addition of a
considerable number of men.
Heretofore the Americans have given little trouble in this respect but
since tho signing of the armistice appear to have become sadly disregardfui
of their former good behavior while off duty.
ROSENE FUNERAL TAKES PLACE TUESDAY
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Jan. 28—The funeral of John Kosene was held here this
afternoon with impressive ceremonies preceding the final disposal of the re
mains. The body was cremated.
The Seattle papers paid wide tribute to the energy and achievements
of the deceased industrial magnate and his connection with the development
of Alaska is the subject of much eulogistic praise.
The Seattle Post Intelligencer says in an editorial thut Rosene was one
of the most remarkable of the constructive Alaskan pioneers.
U. S. DELEGATES TAKE STAND ON LABOR ,
QUESTION AT PEACE CONGRESS
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Jan. 28—The American Peace delegates are firmly determ t
keep the labor question from being shoved aside during the Peace Pen*
settU ments.
Statements made by members of the American deiegatioi j ardin
la^or and tho American attitude thereto, indicate that the Amoi vans intern
to keep the labor question as much to the foi. throughout the conference as
possible.
Gompcrs and other leaders now in Paris are confidant that the Peat
Congress will take a decisive stand regarding the future status of labor.
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