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NOME, ALASKA, OCT. 13, 1916.
'1 lie statement or Premier Asqutui
relative to me ittmuue or Engiunu
to tv u t u me war situation ugtun uia
closes me tumuy or tuc constantly
recurring tales ot prospective peace
HUdtigcutents.
inuccit me remarks of the British
Mtatesiimn inuicuie with certitude that
tneie is practically no hope mat me
Wat wut oe settled by omer than
belligerent means.
England, and doubtless the other
entente powers, are firmly determined
to curry me struggle to tne point
wnere eitnet tne Teutons or them
selves are decisively beaten and ready
to accept such terms as may be Im
posed by the conquering side.
They, naturally do not believe that
there is tne slightest possibility that
they, themselves, may be the van
quished parties, lienee they are doubly
determined to press the Teutons to
the extremes of humble submission;
to the point where, as Asquith puts it,
Germany is willing to make full and
complete restitution,"
The British premier points out that
that the situation has now become
such that every consideration demand*
that some one shall be compelled to
pay the costs before peace can be con
sidered
Considering the tremendous size of
the monetary costs Involved In the
direct war expenditures alone, one
cannot but wonder if the statement
means that the central powers are to
be stripped In the event of allied vic
tory.
Certes it is that not all of the na
tional wealth of the Teuton nations
will more than suffice to recompense
the allies tor the enormous expenses
they have incurred In prosecuting the
war up to the present time, to say
nothing of the further huge sums that
will necessarily be added before the
Germans can be forced Into subjec
tion.
Save and except that the warring
powers seize the enemy domain entire,
there is small hope that more than a
small percentage of the costs of any
of the belligerents will ever bo repaid.
As this is hardly probable, the remarks
of the premier may not be accepted
too literally.
However, the statement Indicates in
most decisive manner that, as far as
England Is concerned, there is prac
tically no hope that the war will ever
be settled by a compromise which
does not include at least a partial
repayment of the tremendous mone
tary costs.
As the Qermanic powers are doubt
less of the belief that they can hold
their own for a long period ,at least,
they would hardly consent to such an
arrangement. Hence it seems doubly
clear that there can be no peace set
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tlementa until one side or the other
is completely and overwhelmingly
beaten.
THE FRENCH LITANY OF’THE
TRENCHES.
"Nothing to worry about."
You have two alternatives; either
you are mabillaed or you are not. If
not, you have nothing to worry about.
If you do. you have two alterna
tives; either you get slightly hurt' or
you get badly hurt. If slightly, you
have nothing to worry about
If you are, you have two alterna
tives; Either you are In camp or at
the front.
If you are in camp you have noth
ing to worry about.
If you are In the lighting line, you
have two Alternatives; either you
scrap or you don’t. If you don’t you
have nothing to worry about.
If you do, you hnve two alternatives;
cither you get hurt or you don’t. If
you dont’ you have nothing to worry
about. \
If badly, you have two alternatives;
either you recover or you don’t. If
you recover you have nothing to wor
ry about.
I If you don’t, and have followed my
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advice clear through, you have done
with worrying forovcr.
The name of the author of this
philosophy docs not appear. Perhaps
some French soldier who had acquir
ed the "happy habit' first put It Into
writing. Never the less. It la said that
thousands of fighting Frenchmen now
know it by heart and have made it
their philosophy of army life..
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Xo the punn*.~
We nave mat hnlahed stock inking,
ana find that *« m heavily overs booked
so are making enormous reductions In
Hardware—os inucn as ju per cent to
certain tinea. Notwithstanding immense
advance# outside, especially In Hard
ware and Metal Hoods. We me sun sell
ing an tea basis of goods purchased the
past two or three years.
VYs vuj sell lor rastt on'y or those
prices, and for a Senile. ilAp qtrtS we
•ring our slock down to iho mtolr*
meme of the camp.
If yen nave au aides to be filled. let
us ngurv or. It; we oap a.*v« yoo toonfy. *
We nave proved lj to otjsrra we oan
prove It to you
UARULHU a.VLi OUAX CUM PANT.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Andy Anderson
Republican Candidate.
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A. A. ALLAN
(“SCOTTY")
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, ISIS.
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ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, t*1C\ j
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RITORY OF ALASKA.
Oiorge B.Ortgsby
ELECTION NOVfMMR f, 1ft*
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the number of Delegatee to go to the
next Territorial Convantion is based
upon the vo re cast for Attorney-Gen
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