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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
THE COST OF ELECTION.
Washington PostD

" GSAiAA6 NOiA D'NF
 The New York Times has compiled statistics on the cost of the election in New York state last year, showing that it cost $4079,171. The figures have startled the people of New York, and of other states as well. More than half this huge total had to be paid by the counties and state, the rest represented campaign expenses as certified by can- 4idates and party committes. It is common belief that these campaign expenses are really very much larger than is shown by statements filed with ,he public authorities. Immense amounts are spent by persons who are not required to attest the fact,
 In many cases 1t is found that can didates for legislative offices paid out more money for election expenses than amount to.
 To many New Workers this tale of the huge cost of elections has sug- gested the desirability of the short ballot, and of less frequent elections. Both seem to be. for that state, de- sirabe New York elects state sena = tors every two years and assembly men every year Probably a majority uf the states make the terms Just twice as long, and with quite satis- factory results. New York chooses state officials for two-year terms; four years Is proposed as one way to re- duce the election expenses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
I'M EMIGRATION.
Indianapolis News,)

indianapolis NeWS,)
 Immigration statistics for 1914 show some decided changes from years pre- ceding. In November of last year emigration exceeded immigration by 5.423 persons, the movement of aliens to this country having fallen to 26,29S This was 75 per cent decrease from November, 1913, slightly more than 75 per cent from November, 1912, and a lower total than the summer of 19OS when economic conditions were bad January also showed an excess of emil grafton over immigration of 16.O6S, and August showed an excess of 2,SS1. The total number of immigration for the year will probably not exceed 100000. From January to November 30, 162.- 518 alborers left this country and i17.840 arrived, the departures exceed- Ing arrivals by 44.77S.. There was more immigration from the north of Europe and moro emigration of natives of Southern Europe. English, Scotch and Irish and German arrivals continue to surpass the numbers of such depart ing. In November English immigra- grants were more numerous than those of any other nation. 5,564 having ar- rived. while 4,410 departed. Incoming Germans exceeded outgoing by 2,2Ss; 1913 more Irish arrived here than de- parted. and 12sa more Scotch. South ern Italians let in the greatest number the total being 17,81o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
STATUTE BOOK AND FLOW.
Saturday Evening Post.)

(Saturday Evening Post)
 In three historic years-observes the National City Bank of New York, in .t circular to customers-a great wheat crop in the United States, coincident with an unusual foreign demand, has furnished the impetus for prosperity here. The years are: 1878, when big wheat exports easily tided the country over resumption of specie payments; 1891, when, in spite of the Barring fail ure of the year before, which demoral- ized financial England, they produced our boom of the succeeding year; and 1898, when, after sevral years of all most continuous gold exports and hard times, they reversed the situation and initiated the most remarkable expan- sion the country has ever known.
 And by the same hyperboie We may say that wheat saved our lives In 1914, for the big exports of that cereal, more than any other one thing, straighten- ed out our foreign exchanges and en- abled us to recover from the muddle into which the war threw us. It is on the blow rather than on the sta- ute book that We finally depend.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
GOOD OLD U. S. A.
Dayton News.)

This is a good place to live. There is no better place. Here one can work out his own salvation as nowhere on the globe. There Is more of religious tolerance, more of personal liberty, less of hampering militarism, less of caste and class. We are freer to come and so as we please. W 8 are less bound by custom than in other nations. We are more democratic in our manners and methods We can speak as we please, and write and print that which We de- sire. and give voice to our thoughts without having to answer to a soul on earth. We make our own laws, select our own officers. disburse our own taxes, and fire anybody out of positions of trust or honor whenever we desire to do so. We raise our own food, make our own supplies, are not hampered by me whims of royalty nor starved through the failure of the seasons to ripen our crops. Verify. this is good place to live. and a good time in which 10 live Would that the rest of the world were as well off as we are at ,nis very moment, even II We have been hard hit in commercial way by the wrangling of our brothers across the seaaL
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
WORLD STRIKE MooNSHlNE
lN CIV 1ork Press. ,

NNSW 1Olh LSSSsp
 The people who are trying to organ 4ze-or rather spouting about-a world labor strike in protest against the war and with the purpose ot tying up in dustiy so that the war will have to other demonstration Of how foolish .olk can De when they set earnestly about 1t.
 Perhaps persons from the comiorta- ole viewpoint of Cooper Union may nave an idea that they have chance 70 move the fighting countries to throw .o the winds all the results of their sacrifices and sufferings thus far but when they get on the job, undertak- .ng actually to organize any such sen .imental pressure against the various governments, they will find that they Are regarded by everybody as plain nuisances.
 American agitators will perform eX- ceilent service to their own country and the world If they will confine thelr 4fforts in this matter to platform con- versation There is no defense for any American zealots to start trouble by carrying such a propaganda to Europe, and conspiring against governments there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
MEETING NOTICE.

THE NOME eARTENDER's UNION Local S68 B. I. L. of A. (Afiliated with the A. r. of L.) meets every first Sunday in each month a1 Il a. m
 AL NICHOLSON. Pres.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
BELGIUM AoNORs AMERICA.
(New York World.J

In all the clash and tumult o1 the war America Is quick to catch d word from Belgium. Innocent past a doubt and wronged beyond the power of words to describe,' the gallant, hapless little nation makes an especial appeal to the Amerit l heart and has been made the re' lent of the most efii- cient and ger outpouring of in- ternational reh which the history of euch endeavors records.
 On Washingtons birthday the city authorities of Louvain resolved that n token of their ardent gratitude % the republic. in the new parts ot the city. as the! rise out Of the ruins. .hree streets or squares shall receive ne illustrious names ot Presidenl Wilson, Washington and American nation.''
 The burgomaster and aldermen ot uouvain could not give voice to what vas in their minds. In a conquered and occupied nation there Is no free 4om of speech. The resolution is but couched in brief and formal words 8ut il win be understood. And no lonor that the greatest city or na- ion in It's high noon of prosperity night confer could more deeply touch ha npnnla tb1n will this tribute from wrecked LouVain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
TALK ABOUT WAR TAXES.
(Grafton, III, News.)

The Grafton treasury is empty bank rupt, and the city fathers have been hard put to find some way to raise funds As all members of the coun- ell are married men, they decided that those who enjoy luxuries should pay fol them and they passed a law putting a tax of $25 on every unmarried man over 2s years of age, and tax oi BIO on every unmarried woman oyei
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16

Hot chocolate, beef tea, clam juice, ice cream and soda, water at the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
WE GAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt de livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will send and get your lnnnLrm
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16

25 years A man by proving that he has proposed to a woman in the past year and was refused will be exempt rom paving the tax A woman who can prove that no man has proposed to her during the past year will also he exempt The law went into effect the first day of April.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS
Newspaper Comment onlive
 topics of the day
WATTERSoN's OPINION.
Louisville Courier-Journal.)

NLoulsNille COuIler- ournhl.)
 The Sun Is wholly mistaken as to what Col. Roosevelt would do if he were now president In the first place MT. Root would not be secretary of state. Teddy would be his own secre- tary of state. He would then fly to the Cannibal islands. He would sail fleet under command of Perkins through Buzxards bay and around by Cape Horn. He would send an army under command of Clifford Pinchot across Canada and over the moutains of the moon. Then, in the White House, he would wrap the flag around him, fire off two hoss pistols and wait confi- dently for developments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
THE LAST BOAT OF THE SEASON
 IS GONE.

But we still remain and will be pleased to meet our old friends and O make new ones.
 Give us a chance to prove to you that we do the best work in Nome We make alterations.
 We make and repair furs We clean, press and repair both ladies and gentlemen's clothing. We guarantee all work and our prices .tre reasonable.
 NOME TAILORING CO, Between Sergerstrom & Hagen and
 zehner's jewelry stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Must be Paid for
 in Advance.
FOR sf.LE.

FOR SALE-A Sullivan N. B. H. and
 Beauty diamond core drills with com plete equipment. These drills are prac- tically new. Will sell one or all for less than half their cost. Addres 594S
 Clemens avenue. St Louis. Mo
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS

Now when the United States mails are unable to bring magazines and other reading matter, is the most op. oortune time to keep posted on what is happening throughout the world, by subscribing for the Nugget and have delivered to your home every evening"
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16

w. j. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-16

Owing to the increase in the volume of the 1915 edition of the Nugge, Min ing and Dredging journal six cents in postage is necessary in mailing.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-04-15
S. W. SHERRILL APPOINTED
SUP'T. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

Friday, April 9.-Prof. S. w.
Sheriff. of Johnson City took the
oath of office of Superintendent
of Public Instruction of Tennes-
see. This appointment by Gov.
Rye seems to have met hearty
approval throughout the state.
Prof. Sheriff. is no politician and
has given much of his time to
the advancement of education.
He was at one time principal of
of the Joseph w. Allen College
at this place and he has many
friends in this county who will
learn of his elevation with pleas
ure.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-04-15
"OLO DEESTRlCT SKULL" AT
GORDONSvILLE' POSTPONED

The "Old Deestrict Skule' will
not be presented at Gordonsville
Friday night as was announced
last week. Owing to the fact
that the commencement exercises
of the Gordonsville High School
will begin Sunday and continue
through Wednesday evening, it
was thought proper to postpone
the plav until some future date.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-04-15
BRO. MOORE TO PREACH
COMMtNC CEMENT SERMON

Rev. A. Z. Moore will 60 1t,
Smithville next Saturday abe
will preach the commencement
sermon of Pure Fountain C9lIegt
next Sunday morning, usih,
THE Commencement of a NV
Life" as his subject. Rev. Modr,
was form erly a pupil of thi
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-04-15

the occasion, chief among which
was the devouring of the large
turkey and the speeches of Bob
Kittrell and James Read, the for
mer using How to Drop a fly
for his subject and the latter
telling the boys How to Cover
Territory.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-04-15
Banquet For Ball Team

Prof. A. S. Williams Entertained
the members of the Carthage
ball team with banquet at the
Chapman Honse last Tuesday
night. There were number of
pleasing features connected with
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1915-04-15

school and it is expected that a
large audience will be present
to enjoy the able discourse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13
Nns Wierifo.
gaip n,1s g0nfhinnt

9Ste aus Walbtngton gemel0et
miro, baben Die Garran5iitas leife
slnoeutltngen ma1em laiien, Oh es
|nidt angebradt iein tpiiroe, oaB il1-
fere Mesierung fie iebt, nod Der Gin,
nobme Der &auptitaot, als berri1en-
be Yartei anerfennen un6 ibnen
oie .ntoralifde l1nteritiitung" Scr
Ser. Staaten geipabre1 iperoe. Man
bat oen befrefferoen SrageIteaern
ober geanhportet, DOB mon in ser
Ginnabme Ser Sauptitaot nod tti1i
Die gtablierung einer pirflihett
oaueraoen &egierung leberr fonne
|ino Dies Inn 10 ipeiliger ais geraoe
|mabreno Der lebten 3eit Die @iGiltas
|pieoer beoeitelloe grfolge errllnget
bitten uno oie &arptitaot bon gera
Grna pollig absufdneioen 1robten.
8illa's neue 9eDegung gegen Siioen
miro Die Garran5a @enerale Sbre=
aon itno @onaales BON Noroen Der
beunrubigen, ip1breno 3apatn lrc
BON Gnernapaca aus bel1ltigen Mrs.
Die fleine Staot Gas 8aeas;
geraoe Del- giio gegeniiber auf oer
nlerifaniihetl Seite oes ssluIies ge-
legen lit bon 6en garran5iItas Ee-
iebt tuoroen. gs lit oies 6as fedIic
Mal in BEN Iebten bier ssabren, oaB
oas Staothen feinen Serrn 6lloert.
General Hablo @oitaales bat
ben bieiisen 8ertretern garranoa's 3
telegrapbiih rliteeteilt, in ser meri.
faniiden &allpt5taot iei oie Sr0nung
iricoer bergeItellt nno aaes iei rn-
big.
Ser britiide 8otI6ofter in
Baibinston bat Dem Minilter oes
Iuspdrtigen 8illa's, MigneI Oias
Rombaroo, entl1ieoen erfldrt, eng.
lano fperoe feline a1oere 9fegierrurg
in Werico anerfennet, als cine, Die
bon oelt Ser. Gtaatet1 anerfanrlt lei.
Garran5a bot ieineil Minilterr
befoblen, nod Ser Saiiptftaot iiber-
5uiieoeIn. 9oB er ielblt BORT bin-
eeben tperoe, miro niht gemeloet.
= aomirql Somoro bat ben @e-
feblsbaber oes merifanii6en Gaao-
nenbootes Guerrero" beranlaBt,
feine slbliht, 8uapnas su bombar-
oieren aitf5uaeben.
9Ius 2areoo miro genrelbet,
Die Garran5iltas bitten Yareoon se.
nonmen, Die MlliItas bdtten es iue-
cen Manaels on Munition nift
ldllaer halten fonnen.
= 3npata ion BEL oen 9Gntpfelt
nm Die Sauptltaot 5000 Monn per-
loren bobeu.
General Oro5co's 9iirgibaft
i'll fir berfoIlen erfldrt iporoen. gr
elltflob befanntli6 aus gl GnIo. Sic
8iirglhaft betr1g $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13

lin Sondjes ben bielsenannten
fran5Ofiden Ort, nSrblid uon Wr-
ras, lit in 6er Ietten 3eit i.sarf ae-
fampft tuoroen. 0ieic Sample haGrn
jett, iuie ielbit aus Gpnbon suasItau-
ben iuirb, init einem entid:eSercu
nmo iuidtisen Siese Der Ocutfdjcn
geeuoet. Tie Tran3oien madjten Sic
aeiualtigiten Mnitrensnnsen, iidj res
Ortes sr bemGdtisen, aber bie Cent.
fdlen iuarfen iic nit ae.ualticem
Sdlase snriid nm6 iin6 ictf, lbie es
fdeint, nnbeitrittene Serren Ses ,uidl.
tisen Ennftes. Sc uirb allrrSiuas
pod sefGmpft, aber ber 6eatldle Gr.
fols 1T nnbeitritten. 2eiber lisgt snr
3eit nod fein Oeutider gcridIf usr.
Gie 0eittfdjen follen amdJ oi. Stel-
li.ng Der Gnsldnber amf oem siel
nmitrittenen 6iiegl go bei ype,u ae-
nommen ja6en.
Die gebanptnng bon Gondles iii
bon belonoerer @soentnmg, iueil oic
TranSpieu ansebIidJ alle Crte, siui-
idlen getbane nnb Mrras, NIT Nus-
nabme BON Spmdes I'm geiit 6a-
ben mo Der geiit oieier Crte iuegsn
sSlanberns' BON groher @idjtisfeit
III.
Cine GepeIdje ans 65enf iast, hic
Sfetiener fdmsa nnr lansian. psran.
TER ilebersang iiber Die Tiptn isi
Disf fdiuieriaer ais man asslanbt
habe. Die DiterreidiIdem Srnppem
reieH anferorbentlid beritarft. snt-
fade III, baF Die StaIiener iiberbanpt
uidt bpranfpminen nnb 6a6 ibr sans
ser 3elbsms 6is jett ein srokcr 1ehl-
fdjIas scipefsn 1T. Cine GepeiMe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13
WRIGHT Bros,
$40 Main Ave.
Neues Tel. 367; Crockett 74oo.

mrf Die SaIfte re0u5iert tporoen fino.
llno 5iuar miro bonn IS. ssuli ab 6ag
Bort nidt ST. ioftoern MIR nod soc
folten. ginen @runo fir oie 10 nj
plobliHe @erbilligung giebt oie @e-
Icllbdft nidt an. Oe formelle Be
iibergreifltng~ Der Station, Die BON
Der Mtlantic Communication 60,
Bralioent 9ermunn 9l. Waes, geleitef
miro, fano ourh ous 8un0es-G Grieas-
9epartement obne iregrouel1e Gor-
|nalitdten ltatt. &apitat1 SO. s.. Is.
8ullaro beiidtigte oie Gtotion ober-
fl66lih, Inn iie oonn 2eutnani
Glarfe uno elf aiiiitei,tell gu iiberge-
ben Superintendent 2ltotpig 8dt-
termann uno feline 2elte iperoen ihre
Slate erit Damn obgeben, nahoenr,
ole Heaierllngsbeanlten iid) bertraut
gentndt baben peroen. Sauptlnann
S. 3ennetf, Der oelltihe Naoio-gr-
pcrte, berlieb Soppille ant g(beno.
Sier in Stem Oorf erfl1rte er oaln
non gfeuenr oaB alle oie li1nIoieu
@eriidte, Die i'm als 2eiter Ser Ste
tion inbesua auf Gbiffrenahrihten
be5eidnleterl ieglid)er 9egfinoung-
elttbebrten. gr fei leoiglif) ols 3eu-
se fir ben Marconi Hro5eB heriibcf-
gefonmen uflb babe in SabbiIIe lei-
1len Sttoien obgeleeett. glls Die 8e-
eatter Der @eieGfhaft in oeil Bureaus
Ser sSirma in go. 90 @eit Str. gele.
FEN tpuroen. lieBen iie iid) poIlfom-
men gleihgiiltig iiber oie v9eliter-
greifung" oils. Sic erfldrten. oaf
Die ginoesreeierimg tie itets Sehr
Suuorfomrneno bebanoeft babe, ipie-
fen ieoo6 Den 8oriuurf siwiif, ie-
malls in ireeno elmer gSeile itaiteil-
trol qctpeIen au fein. Die neite gfota
ron SOC pro g9ort miro iid) onf
be3iehen. m1bren6 Die
@ebiihren nad] OeTterreib-ltngarn.
Gdipcoen, ore Sbpeis, bic 9iirfei
iofpie onoere nid,t Grieg fiihreilnc
2Gnoer SOC. einidlieBlih Ser 9ons=
aebiibren. betragen tperoell
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13


rer oeutide 9ampfer aEallas" Ser
mod slensburg gebort, III nortpegi-
Ilden 9erritorialgeipdIiern bon Ell
mem arntierten englifben Silderbun-
|pfer angegriffen tpliroe. Das engliiGa
Sbiff feuerte 5meirral auf ben oeut
| ihen 0olnpfer ul0 tplirbe BON bent
britiihen @ilfsfreu5er giftoria itn-
| teritiibt Grit Die 9lnfltnft eines nor
negiiden @obtidiffes modte Dem
| flagranten gleutralitdtsbruh eilt
@noe. GIf Waml Der .Hallas" BIZ
bon ben 9riten perbaftet ipor6en
naren, mliBten freigege6en perbell,
oesgleihen oas oertf1e Sbiff, oas'
tiib nidt batte perteioisen fonneil oa
les unbeipuffnet mar. Sic nortpegildJe
Eeeierung bat' bei ser britii9en Ge-
gierune segen oieie gemeine Neit-
| Notwithstanding proteltiert.
2pnbuner 9epeid)en bebaitpten,
Sentidlanb mnb Ceiterreid iibten
| 1tarfen Druid amf 9luntaniem, baf es
| iid ibnen anidliefe. Sic batten ibm
iueitgebenoe @eriprednnsem semadlt.
gns Taris uirb semelbet, bte
fiirslidJ bon ben dransuien in ben
@ogeien eimsdaominemen Stellmn-
Gen bei sypntenelle nnb bei @ettitein,
murbueitlidj BON Wfiiniter, ipiirSen
bon ben 9entidjeu idJarf beiduiIen.
glndl bei QpmbartDoe nno Nienport
i'm bclgiiden Tlanbern baben bic
9entI6en bic frans6fiidjen Stellnm-
gen beiduiien, anseblid) erfplslos.
8eneraIleutrant bon Sausf tit in
Ioer ruffiIher @efaneeilihaft gu
Sa1hfent an einem gtierenleioen
seitorben. gr lit Ser erite bon 6eit
boberen oeutfden Sffoiere1 Der +
Der @efanseni9aft geitorbcn iit. St
fpur6e i'm Oftober gefangen genoin-
men, als er einen 3ug 2iebesgaben
ben Soloaten i'm Often aafiibrte
Gie @iliien iollen i'm anfanss iebr
gut, ipdter aber iMedt beboitoelt
| baben, als 0ergelhtng fir oie anseb-
lid) ihIe1te @ebanolung, oie Baron
bon &orff, Dem @oubernenr bor
@arfbau, in oeitI6er @efansen-
ifaft 81 Cell tpiroe. Serr bon
9angf tpar nift ntebr i'm aftipen
Sront- -9ienIt er mar sur Dispoiition
seitellt ino befleioete oag glnlt eiiics
Sberitallmeiiters oes 4oniss bon
Sahien.
Cine &obas 9epeI6e ans 9fom
meloet Der BapIt babe einen leirer
Smtspralaten, oen ,Wsonlignor Mar-
hetti, nod Der Sdapei8 geianot, nm
hort Quartier fir 10000 @efallee,
ne beioer Barteien, Die erbolungsbe-
Siirftig filo, 81 befhoffen.
Die MnKen tneloen, bic 0armiIon
bon Oiiomet in NorS- -Bolem babe ei-
nett Gnsfaa scmad)t nno babe bie
BON bem sseinoe anselegten @rabea
5erit0rt.
3iuei ensliid)e siIdbamlpfer aus
0rimsbb, oSagnton uno yGprian",
fino BON oentidDen llnterIeebopten in
Den @rnnb sebobrt. Die Beiatmn-
GEN unroen gerettet.
Die enaliidJe NSmiralitGt mad)t
befannt, oak Der SentidDe Sreuser
ya6nissbcrs", Der letten Serbit uor
Sem engliidJen SdJiffsn 3nflndt i'm
9iufiii Jlnk, in 9entIf-C -Cfafrifa
lndte, BON enslifdlen Slnkmonitors
bollitanbia Semuliert lei. Im A. sssn-
II fubren Die Momitors in ben sslni
binein nnb er6ffneteu ssener anf ben
Sren5er, bas bon bem 6diff aus
eriuibert iunrbe, Der Wonitor Bier
grhH iumrNe ,mSi qRnI aefrosfrn. h;rr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-13
Sure l1eberlidlt.


Sn 9eitldlauo bat Die Crit
te bespnmen.
9inflano id)iikt ieine rnmG-
niidje 9rem5e.
Sn 9toro= un6 Mittcl-Iofen
iuiro iiberal sefampft.
onso,r,.erf,nf ser asn;oc
bpn UriedenlanS, 8ulgarien
nn6 &un1Gnien angefiinbist.
Gnsliidje Munitors serit6ren
ben i'm oitafrifaniidjen Jlnfje
Sniff tirsrubrH beaffden
@ren5er "StOnassoffa.
Sic 0cntIdjeu erriuaeu Bel
Goudlea einsn rntSd1eSeu,n
Steg rber ote Jran5pien, Der
ite 81 Serren beg Srtes inad)f.
a;e wem;;6nuoen nor .to.