Satlil Slain* Jnbaatriat Worker,
Published Daily except Sunday
Sobacrtption Price
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•atarad as second class aatter March I. Mil. at Iks put
■ alacks. under the Act st Marsh t, lift.
Addrsoa all CofauMIlou to Dally
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Iadeotrtai Worker,
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Meat* te
aa paaafbte.
IsWrrr the abate predsst of bfa
a worthy ehfoet of aay
All chaaaen la stand lax aflrartussaoola an* reach this
o'clock each srsslu U» Insure insertion U the following Isnue
A*r<
at ate
ovrv orwrciAi* rum
romiblr the American people have
cannon for ihimi'.miS: ttit tftt?
are not mived tip the war. and W«
woel-l Hava no heal tat Ion lu assert
tag that thl* la th* naan warn It oot
tor the feet (bat In doing no wa
would fee p’ectng the responsibility
tor t hi a war upon the Deity Instead
of wbarr It belong* on lb* iblar*
<nf Um- various nation* involved ¥ot
naturally If w« thank Him that out
of hi* abundant mercy Ho thought
n» not to Involve America. w* enat
npon Him the mi tiro onua (or tho
war ant) relieve th« roat personal
r*ftni)>lt>lm untouched by criticism
Mut that It not right from any
tmlnt of view and thl* bring* u*
right back to the whole subject of
’nw>nh«*tvlaa
It a man treat a friend well, help
bln along and *o forth, naturally
enough that friend f«el* thanktul,
and accordingly It U only right, aay
tboae who urge it, that human be
ing* thank Providence that lie ha*
treated them kindly whan he might
have done th« fever**
ttnrnty that I* an untoward con
ception of a (*<*d H-irely ft I* no
thing tike that person I Oration of
l.uvii and OimmIucss and Merry whlrh
ore atippoacd to be atrtbute* of the
Deity. And yat there La no getting
away from thl» If we consider audit
m matter a* Thankaatvlug.
Homan Mn(t‘ conception of a
Creator I* essential* a human and
oernonal |uat a* nation* Ida* of the
Hetty I* essentially a national one
Tha* we endow Him with nnrh at
tribute* a* OcMMtneaa Juattre. Mercy
and I give In Infinitude, and al tho
auiti time recognise the latent etlal
ear« of the converse within hi* di
vine nature an angry, |ealoua,
hateful, cruel and vengeful Hod
*fbi! be kind In i» favor
*i« and help u» *eem* to ho uatnr
illy n fit matter for gratitude on
.our part, for Inatead of puttlag hi*
merrlful and kind anil helping iova
In operation toward* lie, fee *■■•*»>
have done non*- of thene thing* nr
Inatead plunged u* Into untold ml
wry from (he ritparity which wa*
tit*.
tt I* generally recognlimd a* we
suggested a* the outset that Amer
Irani ! -!»>- the Creator thank* for hi*
preventing the l!cl*> d ‘ - <- ■. feeing
Involved In wvr Ttu ■ >■; - i*lty
mean.: that hr- had tower to ptnent
it in Kuropc also, and tht jue- Hop
-art*** what partictilaf *vitepee of.
<«iis arid Mi-fy; ggM Kiriis-—= *.y -
there in permit (tug that which a.It
•iiufi»iw> agree U an abomitiabb- j
«aHtdltl«n Of thing*
Thanksgiving place- n* ,u the
lioraeof a dilemma which U evtrem
rly hard to gel ovr* Now Iteinwan
•nan and man. gratitude la reason
able enough, although it la, n* l»u
• (■•!< iiwiiel ottun oterelv a thank
f*lw*« for ta*or* to coot* Hu I
tttere la no possible way in which we
«nan tgvt In reason ov*r a puh||«
ia*nV*«l\tua unleae »• treoants*
the fact that our attitude toward*
I’rtct Idem e I* evartly the *4me tow
plane In which we conceive human
rtdatlon* to he ordlntt '> r< sdueted
If however we ori.weed ftUktp
a ad Utke two persons who act wUo
ovary aott of -nutual assistance I *
wards one another we see r-c*****
why thoae act* ahoukt qot be .-on
o*tv«t perfectly natural act*, the
rule of conduct *•> to gay. and In
-ou*»-Inance requiritit ne ther gra
titude nor ingratitude, udtfter na*<
anal ?ri*u>itui*** nor dislike if In
twacn human htdn** kind act* and
helpful acta were rule of conduct,
and the wrdi»*r> jjaurtla's «*
wictat intercourse there would be no
oeccu-dty *»r «vpr***l--av o< «ti.,
which would Indicate thankfulness
TW unfor*mate I -*t i> tu%t tkin
we are than,ft:! for certain thing*
w« are ao beesuse we are glat that
the reverse of that state of thing* la
!idt the case
When brat man received gift* tnm‘
another he became thankful that
they were gift* mod aot blow*, sod
there ta no wa- of avtti- s .»< r urn
f»c* that are hava translated thl*
conrapuon of n-itnart roirimt to «n»r
Hit *!?* w»Uli|Aim ta«t wmmi
man and hi* Hod essentia!'y to
this a* In all thing* Mb asth-Opr
morphlc «ne
When people prayed lb danger,
they asked one whom they thought
*11 powerful (bat bn might »**t! It
In doing m lta*y 414 not purest**
tbfft (boy undoubtedly considered
ihsf thn fradlMM whom they pr*
«4 to might b« no Providence *t all,
bat on* who having power to pm
vent suffering and disaster. permit
l«4 tt notwithstanding to proreed *
flarh a dreadful vl*w of a !t«i*
ptemn Hein* naturally enough in In
nnparable from the average person *
belief iherein Tbey have tnbnrttffd
from ancient nation*, and It la a re
markable fart that the evolution or
ih« conrepUon of Uod run* dearly
demon sir# *o*l through Ibe sacred
book* of all nation* A* wn go
back to the mor» savage and bar
barous day* when bloodshed and
cruelly *nd aufferlttg were general,
a hen the different tribe# straggled
for the moat fertile aped* when one
eel of men comp«<i led » eoh'iuere*) i
fir* to slave for them, the Idea of
creator *»i that which might have
been sipecisd a 0(4 of Hatties
wh*< bade hi* people kill and a lay
and sacrifice and enslave A* gov
ernment* became mor» settled and
the people* who were essen Italy re
ligious and essentially inclined to
throw themselves and their suffer
lnn» upon religion as a last resort
In their rapttvily or their aubjsr
tlon, Him whom they worshipped j
became no looser a cruel and aveng
ing and an angry tyrant, but a being
full of love, merry and Infinite pity.
Hut the old attribute.-, could not
he wi enmity abolished There was
Holy Writ for all religions to d<
mnnslrate the eslatence of one
whose nature was more awful) than
the moat awe-inspiring despot that
tne worm had seen Ami amoiis
hat silt! remained Is
III* CHIUS**
vogue, fostered as the moat prnlti
able source of sacerdotal revenue
was prupliiatton •aerifies* and
propttUtluna and sacrifices of an of
ficial nature with a ritual prescribed
by the sacerdotal class In vain
have human beings submitted this to
the use of reason and th» Investiga
tion ot iheir thinking i***vf« i«c
otit nntlon* may not be got rid of so
readily .and man cannot even In eon
celvlna of his Creator remove the
still veil this Mystery of Myalertc*
to him dome have Indeed Simpli
fied the worshipping, and believe
that a humble and a contrite heait
anrpaaeetb the moat elaborate ritu
alistic sacrlhcc and a worthier pro
tdtlatton than any rtle whose pomp
ous humility 1» Ha own mockery, bat
hasleatlY there i* the old id«« at the
hack of even the simple*! Thanks
giving that the Creator had the pow
er and the will to do men ««1t, but
forelmre and therefore should man
be thankful for tats merry
The greatest objection to this en
tire frame of mind I* that It re
move* responsibility for the tbtags
that sre wrens tail tne ihiags that
[ pres* heavily upou is* rnimfeii of
(Ms from men wt»«> atoo* are res
I therefor If a nation ta tn
j tolved tn tbi* K«repeal! war., it .«
| not because of rtrcumfftancff* o»»r
which ttaffv tasv« ho resirot are res
ponsible for their bfftng draggffd Into
the Inferno It Is not because a hu
man eoarepttoa of t’re'rtdwoee de
tided that It should he no, hat It ta
•Imply because the people them
“•*«. u their raters u wlllffd It.
sad so sc ted that they re aid sot
**oi>! It on the Ikay ot Wrath Aad
i an with our social Ilk*, oar economic
disturbance* and our Industrial
•trite These things are because ree
411km* over which men have control
ami full control are p-rmiu** io
alts wild urn witie-l that that* this
should to
ll la m«alfffaUy imvsssatbie
blast* say owe tor <ysr nUfvnvi
hut cither mwtm *r -ar f*!V
..
w« omr m4 it to »ly *
rail-- of rt«*atw ttot w* intpiUtM
dealt Umw io»T**f'jillr with a* than
h* baa doa*. aa it woo to to a mu
diabolism to kli»« U« rraaior for
the ftia a ad trouble# a»4 misfortune
M4 sorrow that e»mm oar way
war he. it is
>. a»*«
ho UftutkXM i—art. K*ec>
body lo sited to the O. K. b. Mali.
T>uuaba«trto« !HdM.
for from
•ort Hard (
fated/ Mora.
go to the Hose
YES!
Wa carry Him. palate ud oils
of all tuerlfUiw, sad bar* the
latest 4saiga* la Wail ra#er ana ito
iarg«t4 ■uii'h *tTTrfr »•> Atjgtia P'UUs
and tXMttUr* PalnUa* and Paper
If aa flag.
WILLIAM MTIPKK
TOOWK, to A Ih IT f.
KOTIt K Of AltMIKIWBtTOH'h
MU,
Notice t* hereby tiren, that t.j
pursuance of an order of tbs I’robato
Coart In and tor Cape Nome I’.
rtnet. Alaska, mads on tb« in day
of September. I fit, to tbo matter of
the estate of Bernard Knees, dec**#
ed, the underelaned. administrator
with the Wilt snorted of aaid estate,
will sell at public auction to I ha
btabeat bidder for rash. lawful
moony of the United States, and cab
led to conflrmatlon by the said
court, on Prlday, the 11 tit day of
I wwembei. Iflf, at twelve o t iori
anno, In front of the U. B iJisti.ct
Court Mouse door, to the ( ity of
Nome. Cape Nome Precinct. Alaska,
| all tb» right, title, luteteat and
I estate of the aald tternsrd Mote* st
I the lime of bta death, and alt the
i Interest therein which salo estate
i has since hy operation of law or
otherwise acquired, lo auct to the
j following deerrttied pin rr tniatiM
i claims, together with water r.ah‘4,
I ditches and easementt appet lalalan
i thereto, lying rod helms In the Capa
I Nome ttocordln* Precinct. Alas,.*.. to
wtt *
The Jupiter placer claim. aUaat-d
i un I letter Hill Ulrlde, .outlet) of lo
cation of which I* recorded in Vcd
conte; tk* ItyHtr Tnetum ptMM.
odfototog claim MtM* of
Ssssfisi c* •*!»► t< nvatdaf a
Volume 1X1, page 11i t-f »*-d r-/
eonti. the Poor Uau'i ?Ut« »e
Dealer lllll *Io««mI4. aottee of U
callaa of «klrk U r«er i '»•«. to Vol
saw ill. pair <ft. lb f««s»
~>siss «•* abefee DlrUa ao
ties of location of which to racerd*-’
la Volume Hi. page 324, the Uac*
bam placer on I>e*t«r Dfvfd*. notice
01 loeaUon of which So taeordwl to
Volume iwi, tS5. xsl i£
MoateMake placer or. Datter DIvtd*.
ootlro of location of which to reeord
«4 10 Votome 111. pose IK Rhfer
Mtt to which recordad locoliou no
Urea to hereby made for i more par
ticular deaerlptlon of the property
Dato-4 thf« llth da* of Nor mi her.
1*14.
II H MOMJCK
»d“to!strs!or With the Will annexed
of the ohtate of Bernard Motes.
»t Nor IX. It. SC. Dm X. 10
aemm or mrammc.
To Ursisfcss P. Msysr. t> B Keith
John T. Campion. roar hair*, sx
aeatora. assigns or peraooal re
proaoataOvoe;
Too and each of rou are hereby
i not inert that I have *i pended
for tho roar of 10IX to labor
and Improvement* the aunt of
one hundred dollar* on each of tho
following r talma located on Bo lorn on
river to the Nome Mialag and He
eordlac district. Kva claim. Bel
jeiaim. Mamie claim and Oretchea
claim, all four altuated on Solo
i mon rivar. recorded aad more fttllr
I deecrlbod. Hva claim to Voi. 5, page
| It. aad th« other three to Volume
ill, pages 3S1, SS4 and IIS of tha
I location records of tha Nome Re
| cording preclnt. to the Mecono
' Division. District of Alaska.
Tha above amouat has been ex- ■
pended In order to hold said claims
undar the provtaions of the law coo- ‘
remind annual labor upon mining ,
claims. being the amount required
'it. hold ml>t rlaluti
And rod and each of you ire "fur
ther notified. lh»l If within ninety 1
days after the last publication of
this notice yoi fall to contribute
your proportion of said a*pmd,l»,ure
your Interest to aaid claim* will be
come the property of the under-:
signed your co-owner, under section ;
SI34 Revised Statutes Of the United ■
Mates.
(filaned l WM NH4LSON
Co-Owner
[Date of first publ . Sept. 19 |»14. !
I Date of laet publ.. Dec I*. 1*14.
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are made for
.. . Convenience . . .
Hijfh Heating Value
. . . All Lumps . . .
. . . No Waste . . .
$20.00 per ton in yard.
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Miners and Cheechaccos
boy*, lb# holidays *r» uear at hand CHEAP JOHN has a
n#w soli of cjnibin and a On# o*»r«)*t for yon all Tf»#y *j|l ft
you llfc# the tailor * b«*i, at 112 SO each John ha* th# only ran
»a* stove that you can wear on either hand. It Is a re versa bio
Stove, you can nut tt on drunk or sober. It will Ut just the same:
It ta quit# tike the sourdoush'a sock*, you can wear tt two way*,
top and bottom, so you set two wears lor your money I have tny
eye on alt improvement* and invention* that benefit the labor.
Com# In and see me. the latch 1* on the outside
CHEAP JOHN’S
van
Miners and Merchants Bank
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Nome, Aiaska
Capital $100.000 00
Workingmen’s Accounts Solicited.
NOME BEER
WURTZBURGER TYPE
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Tumixu rtmoR or taatm and njuuitb iat
tmunttx com walk at
Sc a Glass, 3 Bottles for 50c
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