SECRETARY OF SOCIALIST
INTERNATIONAL SPEAKS
STOCKHOLM,, Sept. 3.'—M.
Huysmans, secretary of the Social
ist International, told today that
the Stockholm conversations had
contributed considerably to Herr
Erzberger’s recent impassioned ap
peal for greater political freedom
in Germany, with no annexations
and no indemnities, as, well as to
the deep political unrest in the
German empire culminating in ex
tensive changes in the ministry.
Jir. Huysmans acknowledged that
this was aJso his opinion and that
he was pleased on behalf of the
world’s Socialists. As to von Beth
mann-Hollweg’s fall, he said it re
mained to be seen whether it was a
genuine victory for democracy or
merely a political ruse. He slirug
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Of The Bargains Offered
WE HAVE DECIDED TO
CONTINUE
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public that 1 have decided to
Retire from Business
and will offer my entire stock of
STAPLE MB FANCY GROCEHIES
AT COST
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The Big Saie Begins
Doors Close Saturday Sept. 15th
si:i*: uncui.ARs for pricks.
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ECONOMY
Referring to the previous advertisement in this paper we
> beg to call to your attention to the ECONOMIC features sub
mitted.
Our voluntary sacrifice of our profit, is due to the fact that
wo are willing to do all we can to tide over these unnatural
and un-hcard-of conditions.
We are earnestly striving to assist to the utmost of our
, power. |
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WE ASX THE PUBLIC « f
P&TRR TO KELT ON OS.
We should shortly he aide to announce our fall outfitting
prices and considering the ex-cellent service rendered since our
establishment in Nome you should not have any doubt in your
mind as to .where place your confidence and your orders.
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Polefs Stores
gcd his shoulders when asked if he
thought Herr Schcidemann be
lieved that the entente's anti-im
perialistic war aims were sincere.
He gave the same kind of a reply
to a similar inquiry as to the state
of mind of the German Socialists.
“One thing is certain '.though,'
he said. “Most of the men very
evidently realized a lot of things
on their visit here which they had
not realized before. Anyway, they
went home understanding that the
entente is determined not to make
peace so long as the present form1
of German government exists. ■
They explained this to their adher
ents. ,*nd Herr Krzbergi r's dramatic i
appeal for democracy was almost j
certainly a result of what Herr)
Scbeideciann told him. In this j
respect ’he leaven is now working,
bui hew far it will work remains to
be seen.
“I am again glad to avail my- j
self of the opportunity to express
my admiration and enthusiasm for
President Wilson’s declaration or
America's war aims. They are the
same as those of international So
cialism and the same as those indi
cated by Premier Kerenski in Rus- I
sia.
“Wilson and Kerenski are the :
great public figures who are fight- j
ing our battles for a fair deal for
the world's peoples. The influence
of these two a: the peace nego- j
tiations will prove irresistible.” '
LAKE MYERS, • ntou, Ohio,]
September 3.—Today Trod Fulton i
and Carl Morris two heavy weight!
hopes met to have it out which or,
the two would be the cr,ruing aspir-;
ant for highest honors.
The match was to : • a anal, b;r
Morris was disqualified for butting
with his head right on Fultoi .
The referee aw-iy led the fight on
a foul tc Fulton.
It is now announced that Fulton
will now meet Jess Willard. To-: j
day’s exhibition does not warrant I
the belief that he would have won',
out from Morris, although the 1 i
latter was clearly outclass d in
the finer points of the game.
GRAFT CHARGES HEARD
GREAT MUNICIPAL FUST
NEW YORK,, Sept. 3.-—The po
liticians are girding t p<■ ir loins for
the coming n.nnici; 1 fray. Mayor
Mitchell will 'navi a determined
fight on His hands, "'!;•■ cry is that
he has the entire W; .! street-itocke
feller-traction - corn'd ■ - grafting
contractors at his i>.. , and that
ho and Prendergnst ; ro\ idol the
city with the most exp nsive and
wasteful administration that ever
NO WAR PKIt'KS AT
HOLT'S CASE STORKS.
Fresh snuff pci box 5c.
Star Tobacco pci- pound 50c.
[.urge size canvas . gioves, blue
■knit wrists two pair for 25c.
Pearl oil, can .$1.90, case $3.75.
O inch gal. iron pipe, joint 50c.
0 inch black stove pipe, joint 25c.
I.enox soap. -1 bars 25c.
Matches, nil kinds 4 for 25c.
No. 17 heavy Meddiccott Under
wear $2.25.
Spring clot lies pins, 5 do/.. 25;-.
Fruit Jars, 5c., 10c., 15c.
Jar i-ubbers 10c. a do/.
Shoe Packs $4.50 a pair.
Rubber Roots $7.50 pair.
Stop Kicking- at prices
BUY AT HO! T'S.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Two 4 if. P. Boilers.
One 12 11. P. Boiler.
One It! II. P. Boiler.
Two 0 II. P. Boiler.
DARLING & DEAN CO.
was in the ob',.' > is freely made. '.I
Mitchell is covering all these!]
tilings up in a general cry of natrl-! j
otisin and help the war. S
LOCVr, ITS IMS.
It is ur.dersn f d that at the pro «
sent time there are two men con- ]
nected with the geologi-al survey ]
in the Dime creek section paying j j
particular attention to the platinum j
deposits which have been discover- j
ed there and with a view of dis- J
covering the lode source of the j
rather scanty supply found in the j
concentrates. Platinum is worth £
somewhere around SI SO an ounce j
and the price is still rising owing ,
to the falling off in the t'ral noun- i
tain supply.
SOMETHING NEW.
Just arrived on the last boat over |
500 of this season’s latests styles and
patterns, the most beautiful line of
woolens ever arrived in Nome. We
invite you to see these samples
whether you buy or not. If you
wish to take advantage of this offer
order before the 31st of August, in
order to have order arrive on last
boat.
We also make alterations, and j
wo do cleaning, pressing and repair-!
ing. We appreciate your patronage
Yours to please.
NOME TAILORING CO.
Next dcor to Segerstrom & Hagen. !
CITY BATil ilOCiE
has the ’urgest *
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Rath Tubs Ir Nome.
Bream Theater
TO-NIGHT
PARAMOUNT PROGRAM
Rita Jolivet
AX I)
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The Mts. of Montenegro
Adm. 2Sc Children IQ
Lornen Bros.
has the Goods
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Just unpacked a complete
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| tine of Raincoats from
Cravenettes to Slickers,
the best to be had for
Monev
Lomen Bros,
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S HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS roij TRANS
"< ient or permanent guests.
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J THEM TO HE IX I’EIJKECT CONDITION.
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FOR Till-: RADIKS.
Njv lock of Royal Society pure linen stamped goods, also
all kinds of crochet cotton. Misses Khaki :! pieced dresses.
Come and se* them.
Xiw mens Flanell over Shirts, in all wool goods.. $3.50 to 6.00
Mens white, heavy grade Meddlecot Shirts and drawers at $;;.00
Mens Kagle Brand, all wool, heavy dark, blue Shirts and
Drawers.$3.00
Mens latest styles Dress Shirts...fl 7.".
Mens blue* Chambray Overshirts.r,r,c.
VICTOR RMCORDS .1X1) MACH INKS.
Dig shipment of Victor Records on the Victoria. Dig stock
of YictroUis, all the latest in Records. Como and hear them.
ise-w Stock of Rubber boots and Rubber footwear, all kind,
of Un< ar, Hosiery, Gloves and Hai 11 rcriefs. sii k
last years prices. We sell the best 25e. sox in Alaska.
Thorulf Lehmann
nothing but the in. -t.