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A IJTERARY OBSERVATION.
Tho Local theatre rendered a dis
■tinct service in advertising Nietzsche
even, if .the fairly good play pre
sented was a travesty and a libel
upon his teachings.
Nietzsche was a Prussian but he
despised the tribe of Prussians, and
was anathema to the German Im
perialists, who imprisened him for
the obvious reason that they are
devout, while Nietzsche is regarded
as anti-Christ in the modern ortho
dox point of view, notwithstanding
his entire philosophy is an amplifi- i
cation of that preachment that
“tho Kingdom of Heaven is within
you."
The present national ill-will can
be turned to one good account at
least.
The faddist, pigmy intellectuals
and toad-eaters among us will af
fect Nietzsche but the intellectual
ly free among us should come to
know that in Nietzsche one drinks
of a river far from its source.
We can find that head spring in our
own Emerson of whom Nietzsche j
caught his inspiration, and with
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To John Ellis, your hieirs, executors,
administrators and assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned has
-expended in labor and improvements
•the sum of one hundred dollars
during each of the years of 1914,
1915, and 1916, upon the following
described placer mining claim, sit
uate, lying and being in the Cape
Noma Recording Precinct, Alaska,
to-wit:—
The "Allie” claim on Snake river,
as described in location notice there
of filed for record in the offloa of
the Recorder of said Recording
district on tho 4th day of January,
1904, and recorded therein in vol
ume 133, at page 344.
You are further notified that if
within ninety (90) days alter the
publication of this notice you fail
or neglect to contribute your pro
portion of such expenditure, your
interest in said mining claim if any,
will become the property of the un
dersigned, your co-owner, under
section 2324 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States.
EVERETT SUTHERLAND
Co-owner.
Date of first publication June 13,
1918.
Date of last publication Sept. 12
1918.
Those intending to order supplies
sent In by mail should do so in
time to Insure delivery here during
season of navigation; Parcel PoBt
matter is NOT forwarded and weight
of other classes of mail Is limited
during the Winter Service from
Seattle to Nome.
J. J. WALSH
Postmaster.
I
whom, the later was in intellectual
kinship. Emerson, Thorean, and
Whitman all wTote in original En
glish much more facile and ex
cellent than have Nietzsche’s trans
lators. By all means read them
first.
As to the play presented, Nietz
sche condemned benevolence and
philantrophy because it was clear
to him that the plutocrat either
as a nation or an individual op
pressor, as Rockefeller for exam
ple, fortifies its estate with pre
cisely, benevolence and philantrophy.
The value of Nietzsche to the
workers is in that he teaches that
powier is the only road to freedom,
i e, that only in that ratio which a
man, or a class is powerful, is it or
can it be free; in short that free
dom is for those who first of all
desire, those who smash through
and those who break their own
chains.
A SUBSCRIBER.
NOTICE.
GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ
THE WORKER.
BRITISH RAID
GERMAN LINES
LONDON, Juno 15—The British
forces today raided tho German
lines between Lens and Armentiers
doing a large amount of damage.
At Bethune the British raiding par
ties took over sixty prisoners.
According to the reports reach
ing this city from Amsterdam
fighting of the most furious kind
is now going on in the city of
Vienna and other large Austrian
Hungarian cities. Thousands of
people have been killed by the sol
diers in the streets and the roiting
s rapidly spreading throughout the
Empire. The Government realizing
the tendency towards revolution
which is now rampant in every
section of the country i: using the
most drastic measures to suppress
[he trouble and hundreds have been
shot by the military without mercy.
BRITISH STEAMER
KEEMIIN SAFE
WASHINGTON, D. C. June 14—
The report recently brought in to
the effect that the British steam
ship Kecmun was sinking off the
Atlantic coast, the result of an at
tack by German subs, was today
proven false by the arrival of the
Keemun herself in an Atlantic Port
The Keemun had sent out wireless
reports that she was being attacked
by submarines but it proved after
wards to have only been a supposi
tion, according to the Navy Depart
ment reports.
LONDON, June 14—The downfall
of the Russian Bolsheviki is immi
nent says a Moscow despatch. Ac
cording to the despatch the Bol
shevik! have declared far Eastern
Russia under a siege and is making
preparations to draft all men over
"eighteen and under fifty years to
fight the counter revolutionists.
AN ATLANTIC PORT, JUNE 14
Passengers from a liner which just
arrived here today state that when
they were off the coast of Florida
they received wireless messages
saying that a German sub
marine had been sighted and was
being chased by a number of Amer
ican destroyers.
BULLETIN DOINGS ABOARD
THE VICTORIA
June 15th
Simon Simson opened a bootblack
stand for benefit of Red Cross at
50 cents per shine and reports
business good so far. Still doing
business. A necktie made by
Rowena Burgh daughter of Mrs
Henry Burgh, auctioned off to Mr
Oglesby for 11 dollars for beneft of
Red Croes. Mrs Goss from Sheldon
hotel collected all the pennies aboard
the first day out, a total of 91 dol
lars for Red Cross. The two raf
fles of one pair of socks each, knit
ted by Mrs Burgh and Mrs Ander
son totaled 102 dollars. Tickets
were sold by Miss Edith Olsen at
25 cents per ticket. Proceeds to go
to Red Cross. Trained reindeer
dog owned by Jafet Lindcberg suf
fered broken leg, getting along OK
under care of ships Doctor.
OVER HALF OF FIRST
QUOTA ARE MEMBERS
OF ORGANIZED LABOR
Twelve of the local Registrants drawn in the first draft—
are men.-its of the Miners Union— two of the others ary- members of
the Longshoremen’s Union—and the two volunteers among the twenty
six are also members of the Nome Mine Workers’ Union.
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Mr. Miner
KEEP YOUR WEATHER EYE
ON THOSE WHO ARE WORKING
AGAINST THE BEST INTERESTS
OK ORGANIZED LABOR.
DON’T BE AFRAID TO LET
Them know the reason why
YOU DO NOT PATRONIZE THEIR
STORES.
THOSE WHO ARE NOT WITH
YOU ARE AGAINST YOU.
IT IS TREASON TO GIVE AID
AND COMFORT TO THE ENEMY.
MR. UNIONMMAN
YOU ARE THE BACKBONE OF THE COUNTRY. YOU
CAN GET ALONG WITHOUT THE MIDDLEMAN—BUT HE CANNOT
EXIST HERE WITHOUT YOU.
WHY SHOULD YOU PATRONIZE ANY LOCAL MERCHANT,
WHEN HE DON’T PATRONIZE YOU?
PACKAGES WEIGHING 50 POUNDS WILL BE FORWARDED
BY U. 8. PARCEL POST DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS—AT 12
CENTS PER POUND.
MR. UNIONMAN, WHENEVER IT IS NECESSARY FOR YOU
TO SPEND A 9 IN NOME, READ THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO
ADVERTISE IN YOUR PAPER. BE CONSISTENT, AND 8PE
ND YOUR MONEY WITH MERCHANTS WHO SPEND A PART OF
THEIRS WITH YOU.
DON’T SWALLOW THAT OLD “CHESTNUT" WHICH THEY
OFTEN PEDDLE. “I WOULD ADVERTISE ONLY I DON’T LIKE
THIS FELLOW, OR THAT FELLOW, OR THE OTHER FELLOW
THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS, SOME OF THE BUSI
NESSMEN HAVE ABOUT AS MUCH USE FOR ANY MEMBER OF
ORGANIZED LABOR, AS A W AGON HAS FOR THE FIFTH WHEEL.
REMEMBER THAT “LEHMANN” IS THE ONLY GROCERYMAN WHO IS ADVERTISING IN YOUR PAPER,
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RELIANCE
CORN
ON COB
90 CENTS
THORULF LEHMANN
-NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
^ To M. D. McCumoer, your heirs,.
*■ executors,, assigns or personal
f representative*:
J You are hereby notified that
J I have expended in latter and lm
t provements, the sum of one
\ hundred dollars eaca year for the
\ years of 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911,
*■ 1912, 1913 and 1914 on the Protec
i tion Aseociatiem Placer mining claim
[ situated on Coffee creek in the Koug
‘ arok Recording Precinct, Alaska,
t note of location or which is re
i corded In Vel. 53, pago 197 of
\ said precinct Records,
j The above amount has been ex
1, pended in order to told said claims
i under the provisions of the law con
| corning annual labor upon mining
t claims, being the amount required
t to fold said claim.
[ And you are further notified that
| if within ninety dayc after the last
i publication of this notice you have
i failed to contribute your portion
[ of said expenditure, your interest
‘ in said claim will become the pro
i perty of the undersigned , your
[ co-owner, under Boctlcn 2324 Re
: vised Statutes of the United States,
i ADOLPH J. MUELLER.
l F Co-owner.
[ Date of first pnbl., March 22, 1918.
[ Date of last publ., Ju^e 21, 1918.
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■ needed in the various branches of
! the United States Civil Service—
l good salaries. For further lnfor
• mation apply at Post Ofilco.
I J. J. WALSH
Postmaster.
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