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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

underlay of solid pink It's and charming
 Another nainsook gown is cut square at neck and sleeves both bordered with pink or blue IheF another and wider band of the hue across the Tron gives delightful Empire effect.
 Princess slip of nainsook has verpretty yoke fronS of fsheye inserting made in combination with ern7 broidered organdy Its founce of and inserting har rnonizes with that yoke perfectly.
 There are four models of chemse, splendid drawers, styles of nightgown smart and charming combinations different models of pettcoat, to be chosen ron at this typical price of e9c
 One novel sort of petticoat is made of fine nainsooH and has double ounce of embroidery It IS cut with graceful fulness the double ounce gives it just the right air. And then, to add still more to it's charm embroidered pattern may be chosen from soft shades of pink blue or lavender, $4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25
More wonderful rackets at little.

Told a little while ago of some great tennis rackets that had minor hurts and were selling at about half of usual price.
 Here are more !!
 Not many folks could see the hurts.g And they are, sort that don't in1ursl quality; only looks suffer.
 They are freshly strung with de7 pendable gut; have speed and snaPai will delight the man or woman whe' is judge of racket's quality
 FlawIess, they would sell at $3.5O to $8; with these trida ing huts,- $1.95 $2.5o 6 $
 Front basement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-25

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09
A Disadvantage

Mabel had been experiencing camp
life for several days with her parents.
when she said to her mother:
Things are awfully hard to find in
a tent aren't they7
IT don't think So" the mother re-
piled. What gives you that ideaH"
"oh." said Mabel. there aren't
enough places 10 look"-Judge.
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Letting a Slot Machine Get Your Goat
Immune

II should think that sometimes you
sailors get dreadfully homesick," re-
marked the sweet young thing to the
first officer of the Bright Star boat
Quadratic.
The experienced seaman pondered
and shook his head.
"Well. not so much as you'd think"
he replied, after a pause. "You see.
we're never at home long enough
Answers.
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APARTMENT HOTELS
COMFORT WITHOUT ExrRAvAoANcn
THE MAJESTIC APARTMENT HOTEL
5000 900 PROPERTY.


ss.oooOOO PROPERTY.
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP.
NOW BOOKING FOR SEPT. AND OCTOBER
OCCUPANCY. -
w, iThQUT ANY EXCEPTION THE qftlEAL,- qftlE..1l,
EST HOME VALUE AND HIGHBST HOTEL
ELIsE,NN,ATIQN EVA IN PHiLA. FOR THE LEAST
MONTHLY RENTAL SCHEDULE.
sinEle riIs rooms. . WITHOUT bath, but run
and each room suitable for Two ..o - ,,o
Single rooms. including large sttrac- go
Two.room suites. inciGdinss large at ,,oo
Three-room suites. including large, -
ALL ROOMS AND SUITES FULLY FUR
NISHED. .
ALSO -FOUR MAGNIFICENT, DRlGHL.
hISHsCElLlNg. CORNER SUITES. EkOSI-
ING ON BROAD srREHT-REC Thy RE-
KITCHENS, CAFES. STORE ROOMS. ALL
BATHS AND THE ENTIRE HOTEL MOST
SANITARY. INVITING AND OPEN TO IN
These prices include heat, light, maid and
room service, floor and bellboy attendants, with
telephone for each suite and elevators Tor ~
hours. Tho servant problem 10 thing OF tne
past here. An ideal apartment home WIN
Thirty-one suites are now ready for oecu-
pancy or reservation with term or yearly con-
tracts, as desired. High-class French kitchens
at reasonable prices. with an additional dis
regular guests Tho kitchen supplies from the
big markets every morning purchased per
sonally by the management. Cheaper than
housekeeping. Write or telephone
JAMES s, MCCARTNEY,
General Manager Hotel Majestic.
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,sa

my deari But hoV are you shls =
DO ~"
As soon a. / eel him Il he ae44
/ 80 into another roe se1 keep 1eF=
feftiY quiet urIH
New xork q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09

Father-weil. here's my last dollar.
Money has wings and house rents
make II NJ.
eon-Yas, and soms houses have
wings. for Two seen many house ny.
Fsthsr-Tou'fs smafteT than your
dad. maybe. my son. but ! always
thought that No part q house sx-
ospt the chimney nue..
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A Great HELD

MY husband has found a way BY
which he says I am of the greatest
help 70 him IN biz literary work
How nice that must Be Ter you.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located n & rev minutes, minutes
tons OF rooms with and without board which
ns fSt sSS ana
You can decide ihtelliSently; free service;
ARCH, is29-ThTee large rooms; furnished or
unfurnished: reference. |
BROAD. N, 904-Large. cheerful rooms; at
DtSSctiyely furnished; steam heat. eiec, light.
snuthsrn EXPOSURE; corner house; beautiful q
room suite, unfurnished private porch; rates
mod. excellent dining room meals OPTIONAL
BROAD, NJ, s37-weil furnished rooms. single
or en- suite Phone Poplar SSOp w. -
CARIIsIF NJ 2Ol0-Attractively furnished
front room; refined private home; phone
CHESTNUT. l0o4-Two large "a noe. %, front
rooms single or en- suite. Locust I5l.
CfF6TNUT, 1e27-Weil Furnished suite, %
door rooms; private bath; electric hghts,
CHEsTNUT, 2045-suite OF rooms with bath
south. expos also single Ins.s laoIe poeI1-
CHESTNUT, 2fib-Furnished rooms, single or
com; newly papered and paintedi phone.
DIIMoN5. w, 1537-Newly furnished front
roonisi run. water also untnr. rooms. ress
GREEN. 1921 THE Lestal l-choics suites: fur. fur
Single rooms unlimited hot water table pd-
LOCUST, i5oS-Two 80 hoor rooms. adjoining
bath; $50.
ebRTN6FIFID AVE-, 47eO-Beautiful private
home; large pleasant roomsi board OPTIONAL
SPRUCE. iii6-Front room. beautifully taTn. I;
9siee iiehts, running water; other yacaneies-
sfESSeeIEb oh en- SURE NEAR BATa ls
SPafJcF. 1852 communicating rooms; also
ssinsle rooms; hot-water heat phone; owner.
syos5iIfsF 2022-A Attractively furn suite; two
erooSns and priv. bath; telephone. gentlemen.
FTXTNTT. 5602--Hicely furnished rooms, near
"sis{a {ated station; MOD cows home comforts
yssrs,- n as28-Iaree furnished, 2d-story front
roam: gsnNsmen preferred. private family
,ssrfT q -Deslrabie ruoms. well furnished
'rinning water, private batn. kteRsAetls.
-, - 4 N ~ refinement desiring one or
49, srecr,,E with private bath, IN exclusive
tnsytsesS ri West philadelphia; references ex-
changed N ef4. ledger SentIal.
PRfyAT room. bSsns 5S5asfsS Ieeuot q sssi
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SITUATIONS wANrrp-MAIE


TAU Heip Wonted and Situations wonted
=. saaverttsino Inserted IN the Doilp Pubic Ledger
- - 'tpsqted ~ The Evening Ledger the some
wv N,Ihoat additional chdr0e.l
cHRoih1Us.Ienor i1 wants position; eood reader
-s-lz . IL ledger Ofnce.
cLERK-.2li ~ years eenerai offlce EXP;
snsnke ssnaowiedke Of bkpe. typewrting, claims and,
-seeountsi references J 255 Ledger Central
COLLEGE, GRADUATE DESIRES POSI-
O,rn,~IRhFERABLY TEACHING, OR RE
SEARCH IL PHYSICS. J f42, LED. CENT
COLLEGE STUDENT desires clerical or store
-P0slelohi afternoons OF evgs. ] S44, Led Cent.
oDRAUGHTsMAN-su
~ ~ years, experience; TO locate with architect
oi contractor; good executive; structural de-
-slgner u Q, Ledger once.
EyANGEL1sT1C singer wants to train ana
sing With chorus choir. baritone; will also
accept quartet work, s22, Ledger ofhce.
GARDENER, single, wants position; green
mouse ana Vegetables. 2ls g, 10th Ct
Man AND WIFE, white, butler. .houseman;
| wife cook best reference. l. e2l, Ledger on.
MAN and wife, Swedish, good butler and cook
$500 Chew ct, Germantown,
PAINTER viii make himself useful for house
owners, BENEcKE, ioi8 n. lth st.
ion best o rsisrsnoe man sSs. Iedssf fssssf Gent Gent
SALESMAN years experience plumbing.
heating, best refers, S5f. Ledger Central.
sALIsMAN---Young man, 80, single temperate,
desires position as local salesman, groceries
or staples preferred. 25s Ledger Central
SAWYER, 5 years exp, wishes position at
once married. temperate and good worker.
| Ad Simon Wilmer. Greater Meadows, N. ].
| SUPERINTENDENT, contractor and builder e 4
married steady, honest. reliable; exp. time
-keeper ana oookkeeper 545, Ledger Cent.
TkAyEL1Nd comps psnion and secretary. desires
posltloni exp; reference. 247, Led. Cent.
| TYPEWH1rER, fest accurate: Evenings. 0
to 2, VI. II 442. Ledger, Central
| VALET, attendant; refined young man; ex-
perienced; references. II 443, Ledger Central.
WAITER. colored. wishes Situation; country
pref experienced; best refs. 30iT Reno.
| YOUNG MAN with college education, three
year course In Wharton School OF Finance
=; Of p; nve years experience head book
| luainted with lumber business, open for posi-
tlon october l. Address A.. 3455 Walnut St
YOUNG MAN, 2s. at present employed, de-
| perience general office work along manu-
| featuring and sales oifice lines; can assist
| executive. 1885, Ledger Central.
! YOUNG MAN, bookkeeper, conveyancer ex-
perienced In real estate, brokerage. Jobbing,
ps1 wss wishes S SESsW5top AZ Rssisg SIS
America and Orient, desires position offering
advancement. J 2bS. Ledger, Central.
YOUNG MAN desires position in office Of large
large company. b 10. Ledger office
best TeieTente aS7' Ledger = Genital fi O'p''
| AMERICAN FARMER wants place al fore-
know machinery and automobiles 4e.
| Ledger Central.
| The Ledger's Household Registry Bureau can
| put you IN immediate TOUCH with experienced
! gardeners buffers, housemen, Wallets cooks,
This is a free service to Ledger Advertisers.
Gall write write or teiephognne IN Mss Reed Mslnut or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09

=, a,a.relITT (cor 10thl-Three rOoms, bath ana
Shl5I%.,ats haii. hardwood. gas ana electricity
lIEAa eoavs. rent $50 Apply 20 1anitor. ts
.,,.,,,s,ss fsxRDEN. 1910 Excellent apts IN
? Ndiasrens iif' houses soms farn kitehsnstsss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09

The Ledger's Household Registry Bureau can
put you IN immediate TOUCH with experienced
gardeners, buffers, housemen, Wallets, cooks,
chauffeurs coachmen.
This is a free service to Ledger Advertisers.
Call. write or telephone Miss Reed, Walnut or
Main 5000. Suite 230-23G Ledger Bldg, 9th
and Chestnut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09

srENoQRAPHERs, BoOKREEPERs
+ llt CLERKS are furnished through the
gQnAEkc1AL DEPARTMENT al
Ledger Central. When you are in need
teepnone MISS DEAN, Walnut 3OOO.
tna prompt attention will be given your
,saassL This is a free Service TO
Ledger advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09
General

ssiSEss MEN. ATTENTION.
aIsllless s,,., ypists and special dictation
a = sseshpned on short notice.
pu f.ps.slsEhAL pss.EsNEhAL ExPERiENcE
Il9 p8r wess work Is guaranteed by
s'Sn sTENodRAPHIc BUREAU
P6enss sgg. Mutual Life Bldg.
7.s--------. Walnut 1850. Race i142.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS NICHOLS, 1929 Bainhridge st-Better
class of male and female help. Wanted, but
Mattresses, .chambermatds :housemaids. Phone
Locust 2130.
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WIN. H. W. QUICK & BRO. Inc, s. 4O.h st.
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD. 1411 Walnut st.
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APARTMENTs

o.s sa%. s PSsas 1Sss.fss Essas z s :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-09

41ST, N, 234-36-Two to 8 room apartments;
facing Park. GroslSin, 1924 Chestnut ct.
S2eb0-55TH, s., l520-8s Cnear Chester ave.);
modern in every respect. Apply Janitor. on
premises. Phone Filbert 4453.
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..IsgATIoNs wANTEp-MAIE

N|INIIt
rs FsstzANT and office manss.r. .xo.u.,.
'o experience. bse fedrssrr sree.ssa. csna
asdl msn IL, auditor. cost expert-TIIFh-
el4 s5etssw' WI make examinations and re-
4 i'Sss. %. Ledger Central p'''a'i0hS
a,tifst 1eI auditor, credit and coIIsS,JoT
xs-1lsa change. ] 2b2. LEDGER Cent
q lsilse ~ ana sales promotion have bean
8 4let corresras.azsing ssazsing college; experienced
b sa1,.a esa Thoroughly famiIlss wiz snd n9 Pre-
y Prove cf.ss,, tnq otnce systems; interview
...-.-., ''neins. io2. Ledger Central.
! . 4HE s4tn, Young man, 3i, desires rosJ-
*jlAFt ; f.se-- Aooa refs. lb4, Led Gent
..s.,a.e. 1s.,si VIII eashiering and executive
z .<o<ef centrsi ot changing position. J
.z. 6s,t eoSena,oung y ra,ong man. "a dssifss po-
= AZ - :. .slsrenees. 30T. Ledger Cent
Ledger eo5h y store or warehouse.
s, Lssss'SSs 'Ss oiissgRssrisnesdi best references.
1< fnfHi,sSS SSoo9k1sMen end wife wish po-
4{< ~ Ledger Ohies.
z# AZ ,lsusq. dependable man desires
<I5sss ~. al Ledger cenltaf 'sisssnss
+ E tIs;ss~ eiiy and country drivsr. excel.
4 - "<'1rd psssfeaeea. Chauffeur. Box 1i2.
/ . sz-. expsFlsneeA. seeks SItuaflon.
Fsffe.st stnntnfi repairs; conscientious
~ - We, Alo4 Chancellor 81
az's. years szper.i aii repairs;
If5fss seeselalty. aa pFisAts chauffeur.
81 Enellsh Profestanf yeare
= sars ol6 Ledger ofhee.
fonng oolored man. I vears'
e-ateifs. city ref 726 b 10Th 81
& Is yra exp: reliable driver:
. ...| stesl. ref 2olo ~. noslon ave
s. ) Ss5 4ssh4els s.sh4sel sssn!s shanss. .
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,lAH Help Wonted and Situations wdnted
aaoefttsino Inserted IN the DAILY Public Ledger
Fcpedted IN the Evening Ledger the sdns
dop tcithout additional oharoeI
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NEFFICIENCY.
(Valdez Prospector.)

When we come to make up the profit and loss account on the war it is to be hoped that people will not forget to include the very valuable social lessons that We have learned. lessons which, if we can profit from them in peace time, will be of incal- culable benefit. There is one which may be overlooked, and which even now is only partially appreciated, so it s perhaps desirable to lay stress on it-it is the proper feeding of the working class. This is no brief for socialism. It is merely the obvious .truism that it pays man to see that his workmen are well fed and com fortable, since thereby he gets regu- larity of attendance and effective dis
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THE MEXICAN PROBLEM.
CUubana (nl) Courier.

tC uDana (lll) Courier.
 Reports which have reached Wash ington, but which the administration has been trying to suppress, describe German influences in Mexico as se- cretly encouraging Carranza to hold out against the peace proposals of the United States. AS the Mexican situation now stands, all the Mexican "generals" who are discouraged and who believe they might gain more by an election than by force of arms have assented to the proposed peace conference while Carranza, who has had considerable military success, is holding out stoutly against the con ference and proposes to demand that the United States recognize him. The government would cheerfully do this if it believed he could restore peace, but all the indications are that no sooner did this country lend it's SUD- port to Carranza them all the other generals" would make war on him. Meanwhile, the influence of the Uni ted States in Mexico has become an absolutely minus quantity. The Mex jeans have 0nly contempt rr the Gringoes, as they call Americans.
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DANIELS RESPONSIBILITY.
EXchange.)


 Recent disclosures regarding the fate and condition of the submarine the F-4, which sank with all on board in Honolulu harbor show that terri ble responsibility rests on Secretary Daniels. He censured, last winter, the naval officer who told a commit tee of congress the truth regarding the inefficiency of the submarines and Who authorized the continued use of the F type of submarines despite the fact that they were known to officers and men to be unfit for service and that just such a catastrophe as oc- cured in the case of the F4 was likely to happen at any time. The navy de- partment is doing everything possible to suppress the facts, but responsibli- ty for the death of the twenty-two officers and mer lost on that ship rests squarely at the door of MT. Dan iels They died a sacrifice to his stupidity and pride of opinion.
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THE DEFICIT WORRIES.
Cincinnati Globe.)

The steadily increasing deficit is an occasion of serious anxiety to the White House. Since July 1 Uncle Sans expenses have exceeded his receipts by $2S600,O00, During the same period of last year the excess was only $l5,000000 Competent ex- perts are convinced that without spe- cial taxation the expenses for the year will exceed the receipts by $100, 100000 Secretary McAdoo says he is not worrying. There is no coun- try on the globe more able to pay
 more taxes than the United States, if our expenses are to be increasd, " he said yesterday. on his return from his vacation in Maine. But the presi- dent and others of his advisers are worrying because they realize that the imposition of further taxes will make the administration unpopular The experts believe the administra- ton will have to sell bonds to make good this deficit evn without any defense While the failure of the Underwood bill as a revenue produc- CT is largely responsible for the seri- ous condition of the treasury, an other potent cause is the reckless ex travagance with which the demo erats have been spending money for junkets special commissions, Ietc
 One of these commissions is describ- ed as having been so reckless in plac-
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charge of duties. When the best men of the country went to the war there were many people who We're surprised at the inefficiency of much of the irregularity of the labor that was left. They denounced it's irreg- ularitH, it's drinking habits and it's indifferent output. They forget that you cannot take an individual who has been under nourished and get he physical and mental work from them that comes from the well-fed, well-hourished citizen. By looking after it's citizenry in time of peace the government may expect top notch efficiency in war times.
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS
Newspaper Comment on Hive
 topics of the day

on as to the nature of the defenses Ordinary Actresses have, in the present war in Europe, proven only able to delay. not to stand off an a-Ia Can -Eeq ca improved unol al Panama?
 Would 1t not be better to eXpend the money on submarines, aeroplanes and the wireless? o wait d year or two and see if ayes Hammond jr cannot perfect a.j 1paratus so that he can guide a eslroyer from the shore and destroy any hostile ship within few miles of land? And are the gun makers experimenting? The Germans and French have demon strated that. the limitations of guns have not been reached. Then if old Panama smells as il aid three score years ago, cannot some chemist utilize that odor in d way to make the Ger man noxious gases seem like a fresh bouquet by comparison?
 General Sheridan was wont to de- clare that earth banks made the best forts. Earth banks with under ground galleries in which guns could be loaded, then raised and fired and then lowered again. The most terri ble fort that could be built on the isthmus would be out of Panama fever if it could be confined and at the right moment let lose upon an army. II would in three days work Senacharib destruction.
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Now is the Time for fruit jars. Ger them at Holt's Cash Store.
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Send Mining and Dredging Edition to your friends outside
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ALWAYS IN STYLE.

If you have your suit pressed, clean ed and repaired by us
 We will make them look like new. We do dry or gasoline cleaning. We do steam cleaning.
 We make alterations.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen. We make a speciality of making and repairing furs.
 First-class workmanship. All work guaranteed Our prices arc reasonable. Once a customer always a customer.
 Come and See us. we will give you our prices before We do your work. We appreciate your patronage.
 NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom & Hagen and
 Zehner's Jewelry stores.
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NATURALIZATION RECORD.
(Washington Times )

NV tOi iiitS.j
 In the last year 335, 1000 aliens living in this country declared their intention than in any previous year. During the Balkan wars and the more recent struggle great numbers of aliens left this country to fight for their native lands. Those returning were informeu that their absence had invalidated .heir previous residence as a qualifica- tion for citizenship and that they must begin d new term of probationary res idence. Many of these were compelled therefore to declare their intention second time, and the fact may in some wise account for the years showing.
 The country is getting a new view of the problems of immigration and naturalization. Almost 2500000 for oigners have asked naturalization since the present naturalization law passed in 1906; but it is a striking fact that 900 foreigners in this country 9.000000 were unnaturaliZed
 It is altogether desirable that alien born persons be naturalized as prompt ly as possible. To find fault with them for their remissions is unfair; our own laws, institutions and thoughtless attitude toward the mat ter are quite as much to blame There should be inducements to aliens to be- come citizens promptly.
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THE WAR AND IMMIGRATION.
(Valdez Prospector.)

tNaiueZ PfOSpeCtOf.)
 The revolutionary effect of the war upon trade is surpassed by the effect upon immigration. The excess of ar rivals over departures for the year ended June 30, 1915, was only 50070 Since 1910 the range has been be- tween 100000 and SO0O0O Naturally there is a decrease in the arrivals from all nations, the greatest decrease being in Italians, 227,SS2. Italians also lead in departure for home 124,- 246, but the greatest decrease in de- partures, singularly enough is in En- glish men and women. Last year 120,S42 English went home and this year of war only 76,S6S.
 Each year since 1910 except only 1915, arrivals have exceeded a mil lion; now they have fallen to 434,244 These figures have an important bearing upon the labor market, and it would be interesting to know whether the return flow will reach old dimen sions when the war is over. The exo dus from the United States just now is only partly for patriotism. War prices are paid for labor. sufficient even to tempt some Americans to go over But after the war it may be supposed that the American bid for labor will again be the worlds high est, while war wages will no longer the bid is best, and there is no req son to suppose that after the war this country will lose it's attraction
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ing contracts that one man, an ex- pert accountant and worthy demo- crat. is making $1OO day net profit on his contract.
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The Nugget Is giving It's subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue to do so. Send In your name and have The Nugget delivered tc vour tome or tllce h. fs now
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Mining and Dredging Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget, Soc each, s5 a dozen.