In the ambassadorial recruiting office

In the ambassadorial recruiting office. Illustration shows Uncle Sam measuring a rotund man oozing money from his pockets, vest, and hat, he has turned toward Sec. Bryan who is recording the measurements. Nearby is a poster advertising ambassadorial positions, it states Chance to see the world. WANTED. $50, 000 men for $17, 500 jobs; the ghost of Benjamin Franklin tells the ghost of Washington Irving that they wouldn't measure up for the position of ambassador in these days. Date 1913 April 16. In the ambassadorial recruiting office. Illustration shows Uncle Sam measuring a rotund man oozing money from his pockets, vest, and hat, he has turned toward Sec. Bryan who is recording the measurements. Nearby is a poster advertising ambassadorial positions, it states Chance to see the world. WANTED. $50, 000 men for $17, 500 jobs; the ghost of Benjamin Franklin tells the ghost of Washington Irving that they wouldn't measure up for the position of ambassador in these days. Date 1913 April 16

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