The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1918, Page 6

PAGE 6 FRENCH AND ITALIAN WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION PLANNED [ONG BEFORE END OF WAR Program Now Being Entered Upon Without Delay—Latin Coun- tries Get Quick Action on Rehabilitation ; . of Factories and Farms Even Furniture is Suppliec. | quick relief through “Dr. BAD BREATH Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the, substi tute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with bad breath find Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar: coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr.-Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels: and liver, stimulating them ‘to—natural & clearing the blood and gently puri the entire system. They do th FRANCE | ‘The second department is respons: | BY, LIEUT. MAURICE BOYER 2/0 for tho housing of the popula-! tions. For the one who has returned | In charge of Reconstruction for the and found his home destroyed, t French High Commission in Wash- e gesuoy eth partment supplies a temporary i hat whic? dangerous calomel dées without any of the bad after effects, All the benefits of nasty, sickening griping cathartics are derived from Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets without griping MONDAY, DEC. 2, 1918. thought that Italy should ever remain{anything or everything buried in the neutral while such crimes were being earth is valueless until brought to the perpetrated. beread a“ ‘ surface, Phen it adds to the wealth of In April, 1915, the Women Suffrage!the world, Raw material h nationalistic aspirations and May 20,j article, Aspound of raw cotton may be 1915, this position was officially con-/worth 20 or 30 cents. Woven into firmed by & proclamation signed Sy] goods it has a value ten cor Oventy all the women delegates to a National/times as great. A pound of iron or Women Suffrage Convention. has Hitue value A manufactured art: dn July, 1916, the National Women cle which contains one pound of steel Suffrage Federation. sent out a gen-{may be worth hundreds of thes as eral appeal. to all Italian women to/much, The more raw material we pro get together in a campaign to add to the nation’s strength “their civilgnd patriotic influénce to the end that) distribution. everyone Willingly assume the mater). The monor we hendia the gold or fal, moral, and political responsibili-}sver.or afekel coin or the bank note ties of the hour, inasmuch as it iS) is but a taken. The basis of money is Italy's duty,ag Well as the duty of all! the goods we prince 1 tha op) . There was a time when eapital surance thavght die road to prosperity was by ithe oxploitation of labor, Te has seen [its mistake. Capital never can prosper jexecept hy being just to labor. We make the more money there is for | allied nations, to give 10 | pressed natiqualities the jot ultimate freecom.” | Italian Women Aid Reconstruction. small) Committee of Mflan disavowed inter |.value compared with the manufactared | duce and the more manufactured goods | GRANDMOTHER KNEW ‘here Was Nothing So Good | z for Congestion ‘and Colds | as Mustard a | But the old-fashioned mustard-plaster | burned and blistered while it acted. Get lthe relief and help that mustard | plasters gave, without the plaster and } without the blister. | Musterole does it, It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It is | scientifically prepared, ‘so that it works | wonders, and yet does not blister the | tenderest skin, i Just massage Musterole in with the fin- | | ger-tips gently. See how quickly it brings relief how speedily the pain disappears, | Use Musterole for sore throat, bron- | chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, | neuraigia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, | rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of in which to sell everything we have to soll and a good wage scale and a lower cost of living. ‘There is going to be prosperity, big progperity, if we deserve prosperity. Prosperfty can be based only on pro- duction, big production, And lasting prosperity can be based only on justice between labor and capi- tal and between the seller and the buyer, Every man can contribute to making thts prosperity real by being Just. eae ! Swamp a War Garden. i Too old to be taken into the service, Jeorge Hoy, a Japanese resident of tuneau, Alnska, has turned a mos- quito swamp ‘fnto a patriotic garden; hat has become thée'admiration of the ity. ! Radishes tn this unfque garden send their green tops upward to form the : VOTCS US A etine | ington: en house. POR hy, poeerie aie red th | The spirit with wh Itatian} There Rave been times when, labor! the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, | vord “Liberty,” and near by is formed, _ Washington, When at formula afier seventeen yerrs of prac | Women are throwing them 2 intothas thought Us way fo sttecess was! bruises, chilblaing, frosted feet, colds of }i bell. in France is among pe ted wit! | peacetime reconstruct and the! through «crush capital, ‘That was) the chest (it oftea prevents pheumonia). 'To one side a cross blooms in red Ministry of R and liver 1 with th {power which they will yield iv that) folly, | $0c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. wveot pons, while tihy walks, wriggly by Premie under the ated Te departments. ided into tou 2 compound r know them | country is evidenced dy the followiwag b {- appeal to “all Italian sisters” sent our (Working tosech in 1914 by one of the women’s com-} The employer jis not a good cit Tabor and ca 20 is not fair to labor on. The emplore w 2 both prosper by! Oo proceads on the The first depa charge of th d services look of the po administra the re-esta) ti d- schoolt r work Anothe partme: tions a wrought ties to wh titled. r the prov ough t hment of local author A thir Committee miber of impor- STEF JOINTS a to the Minis by t s through} af Pr u | v the Office of Industrial Reconstruc. tion . ina general outline, the ion which has deen created) e to reconstruet. the vast} h will make of Germany an} after the al Reconstruction i liberated region all its p cultural octiv SORE MUSCLE limber Up Quickly Under the Seothicg, § Fenetrating Applicatien of Ramiin’s Wizard i-} organ jin Fr: ruins Ww! object of execration long | signature of peace.. attle have been destroyed or | away by the enemy, i Broken Industries Being Restored. Th {taken ITALY ‘ implements purpos broke with? es the hope that Fran ould never live BY EDWARD A. MOREE H again. Plows have to be furnished to Of the Italian Official Bureau of | ome; to others, plants and seeds. | Public Information in the | ‘he number of agricultur: imple | United States. i ‘ments needed amounts to 1, | Then comes the Office of Inru | Reconstruction, to which is at a Central Committee of Purchases. | py, committee is composed of manu- policy facturers thi Ives from the lber- | nost- ated regions, who are desirous of re- |storing to the devastated territories | 1 united with a new! | i onal spirit. Italy knows the re- Z jconstruction problems which face it! HUMPHREYS’ (WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT meet them. Established 1907 | | New York. | of reconstruction in} may fairly be cowetrued as) sing a >droad-gauged national! toward the whole problem of} rar reconstruction. } The structive period finds! orl | Women Mighty 1 (COMPOUND) | | In Forcing War. | Probably no national foreg is more; For Piles or Hemorrhoids, External cr Internal, Blind or potent in its upbuilding possibilities | Bleeding, Itching or Burning One a ithan the new spirit and comprehen-/ | sion of new responsibilities evidenced | |dy the women of Italy. This was felt; : | even before Italy went into the wawr.} ication brings relief.| Hardly had August, 1914, ushered | at all druggists | in the world conflict when the women of Italy awoke to an exalted sense of} the tragic possibilities that lay be-) |fore their country. To the majority.! .|Italy’s duty was clear. She must not) OPTICAL SPECIALISTS. Bring us your broken lenses, we Send Free Sampie of Ototment to sible time all pre 'engual factor with men. : | Tn the past only a few Htaliaa wont} ide of can replace them the same day, as we grind and fit them in our shop. A Graduate Optician in lremain in alliance with the ‘Teutonic | powers, nor remain neutral. Italy} must intervene to complete the free-| ought vy Tea} 7 purpose to, basis that by civilized getting good savage war, tonic arrogance in its stamp a barbaric heei on the rid, has dragged into its doing lite work and = ay he is “xetting square” orbit alt) with capital S much of an enemy to st for t Lofel jabor as he is to capital : rope, in a struggle for ¢ fense | /® s 0 capital, , ‘of ee ideals. }taly cannot fail co in-] An eight-hour day of labor is a pro-} }tervene when other free peoples have | olemuly sworn not to lay down the) word until justice has mphed. H = ore eh oe wha mick ve led Many Miners the spiritual influenve of Italy's new “arial who are subject to coughs, colds, utonan tender. throats, weak lungs or n tke} § attitude of par toward; more serious pulmonary ills, i should receive wonderful help we | and strength from the daily use of : thus joining | : of the actual fighting { 9, ntry the Italian women tcok: step toward bec?ming an} ' Its -rich, nourishing and-tonic | virtues are a bulwark of strength to‘the miner threatened with weakness, Scott’s helps ot her the final TUTLEEAEAUACHATHASEAENATANUATTALANEAMNATHITE ° en sought employment ow home, and generally only i fession of teaching. Eco! pendence was undreamed ¢ The war has changed all Pro- gressive and cultivated Italian girls are now to be found in_ practically; pro- cc inde- occupation ‘that is open to} keepthe blood pure and the merican sisters. Women cf body strong to resist disease. all classes are employed in large num- Every miner should take bers in the newly developing indus-; Scott’s Emulsion every day. “= tries of Italy. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfietd,N.J. _19-13.4 | | i | | | { PROSPERITY IS. DEPENDENT ON THE PRODUCERS Richard Spillane, New York Fi- nancial Expert, Analyzes Problems Ahead Western Sales Co.| Distributors of MAXWELL AND OLDSMOBILE AUTOMOBILES PORTAGE TIRES GREEN DRAGON SPARK PLUGS LABOR DEMANDS REWARD Workingmen Will Not Return to Former , Levels Without Struggle, He Says BY RICHARD SPILLANE, funtess the worker gives the full pro- duction of which he is capable. AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES | dom of her own peoples and to aid in} turning other oppressed peoples to, pedom. ; In the opening months of the wwar] { | charge. ys? Nomeco. Medicine Company SICK STOCK F. A. KNOWLES, Jeweler and Optician. Bismarck. 'women speakers went about the country addressing workmen in anj ‘effort to make clear the danger of a continued ailiance with Austria, the |nation that had just taken the en- OK on treatment of Horses, Cows, geek es as 2, pegs oe other al ale seat slavement of bia. They preached | e 4 hre’ lomopathic ete in 5 tri hat Italian jee Mune atta ‘continuously the doctrine that Italian] | sinery Medicines, 1 6 William St.N.-Y.) women must not entertain the] DON’T WAIT— COAL UP NOW WILTON LIGNITE Have you started to think about your winter’s coal? If so, let us take a load off your mind today. We sell coal—content- ment—2000 pounds of it to the ton. Coal with glow, wear and warmth to it. Coal that is free from slate, clinkers, sulphur, coal gas sooty smoke It’s clean coal. We cannot handle it without getting our hands‘ black, of course. can handle it without getting our conscience smyudged—because it’s honest coal. Let us estimate with you now for your factory, building or home. Order Now Famous Wilton Lignite per ton “THE COAL THATS $ M GW 5 NO DUST—NO DIRT ALL COAL” 6 NO SOOT ' This coal does not clinker and contains. less ‘sulphur and ash than any other lignite coal mined in North Dakota_, ee Washburn Lignite Coal Company a fin the readustment neces jscale without ldisturbing ‘the relations | feociety that labor should receive a full jand just reward for its toil. There can { prospers. jean be no continuing prosperity unless | capital prospers. ‘the limit of reason in various instances. Where_it has stipulated that a man |} Editor of “Commerce and Finance,” and Special Writer for the Daily Tribune. i (Copyright, 1915, ; Newspaper Enter- prise Association.) ‘ There has been conflict between capl- tal and labor since the prehistoric day when for the first time one man en- gaged another to do work for_ him. Many persons fear there may be; clashes between employer and employed | ary to meet} peace conditions. | Labor is tenacious in retaining any | fons it has won through moral | h force from capital. | y in America, labor gets a return | heyond any it ever expected. The ad- | been unequal. In yarious brauches it is artificially high owing to. Me pronounced -shortage of | workers and the urgent. peed to speed production in Ww: necessities, m1 otpers, particularly in regard to sul- aried employes, it has been Tess than the inerease in the cost of living. | To bring about a revision of the | between capital and labor will require | delicate handling. ‘ It is to the interest of all classes of be no enduring prosperity unless labor By the yvame token there Through organization, labor has woa most of wwhat it has obtained from capi- tal. Organized labor is a great power for good. It has, wiped. out many. of the injustices under which labor suf- fered. It has reduced the hours of. toil. It has raised the status of the worker. At the same time, it has gone beyond must not do more than so-much work within one day; where it measures thie output of all men by the capacity of a poor or slow avorker ; where it demands more than is legitimate, it errs griey- ously against itself and the nation. If there is anything .this war has brought ‘out vividly, it is there is no profit itr-injustice or wrong. We want no aftermath of war in the. form of labor trouble in America. ‘There is no need. or warrant for it. * The government bas done.a wise thing in. providing for the gradual re- duction, rather than the abrupt stop- ping of work on war contracts. This makes. the translation of labor from war work to’peace work much simpler. Two things ‘more are necessary, | First, except where the wage is. ex- travagantly high, reduction of the wage scale should follow, and not. precede. the reduction that is coming in the cost of living. -Second, production should ‘be in- creased. Production in wealth. Wages do not come from capital but from what labor produces. — Capital is but the tool. the connecting medium or agent between production and Jabor. The larger the production, the greater should be the reward for capital and labor. To limit Automobile Acces- sories of All Kinds FILTERED GASOLINE Free Air and Water BATTERY SERVICE STATION _A. W. LUCAS CQ. UNDERTAKING PARLORS Day and Night Phone 100 W. W. Bashan. Licensed Embalmer in Charge ELECTRICAL —THE— ELECTRIC SHOP. B. K. SKEELS, | Everything. Electrical Wiring Fixtures and Snpplies ' Delco Farm Light Plants Willard Service Battery Station WS Broadway f i Phone 378 a Say DR. A.SCHUTT | DENTISTRY. Also specializing in Extraction. Rooms 4 and 5, Haggart Block, Corner Third and Broadway Sts. Telephone 250 - Bismarck, N, D. R™ BURKE - LAWYER production is to limit or reduce wages. Good’ wages can be maintained only by good production, Coal; gold, copper, joes Phone 752. oe mmc UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Tribune Block Bismarck, N. D. | per day, But it is not a proper day ‘The war has ‘opened wide the door; ences and rocks with flowers wander- ng over them add to the attractions of the place. r Cost of Infectious Diseases, Scarlet fever, meastes and diphthe- ‘la cost the people of Chicago $7,562,- (42 during the course of the year. This | iuge byl represents so much patd out as the price of carelessness and in- iifference, for much if not all-of this Hsease might have been prevented by of opportunity to American labor by epening wide the markets of the world | to America, t There going to be plenty of work for everyone to do, plenty of markets | | recautions, moralizes the Journal of, die American, Medical Association, jirging the dollars aud-cents value of| lisease prevention, FR Wn Opposite Hotel Mc : COLE MAN’S : Second Hand TO TT ANDOAUANUSUUCUEOCUDOGCUCSDEGUUOOUCACSUEDREC OMNES We. are. closing ,out: our entire stock of Clothing, Overcoats and Men’s Fur- nishings. -Prices way below cost. Going Out of Business STORE Kenzie, Bismarck New and: Business Directory MISSOURI VALLEY MOTOR CO. Factory Distributors of CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES Smith. Form-a-Trucks Smith Tractors Kelly-Springfield and. Firestone. Tires Everything for the Automobile BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY Distributors of STUDEBAKER - and CADILLAC Automobiles i WEBB. BROS. | - Undertakers — Embajmers Faseral Directors Licensed Embalmer in Charge Day Phone 50 é Night Phone 65 HARDWARE-—IMPLEM fi FINE, BUGGIES if you are thinking-of.bnying a new carriage or waton it will pay you to get our prices. | FRENCH & WELCH cm II Hardware — Tools — Implements |; |. Harness — Carriages'— Wagons Battery Repairing Exide Service Station. RADIATOR REPAIRING / | In All Its Branches. BLACKSTONE TIRES We give a personal guarantee of 4,000 milés.and make our own adjustments. MOBILOILS AND. GREASES At a Big Saving in Freight. On all of these lines we quote-regular factory wholesale to dealers. CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, N. D. “UT _ PHOTO DEVELOPING * BISMARCK: : NortH DaKora « Bring or mail in your films for Expert Developing FINNEY’S DRUG STORE: Bismarck, N. D. es CLEANING and DYING BARBIE'’S. * ~ DRY. CLEANING » AND DYE WORKS . Phone 394—409 Front St. We call for and deliver. Mail orders promptly filled. DAIRY—MILK—CREAM ‘PURE PASTEUR: IZED MILK . Our Milk Station Open Daily 8 A. M. to 6 P. M., Saturday night.to.9 O'clock. Sundays From 9 to 1 P.M. Only. . |! BISMARCK DAIRY.CO. 210 Broadway “Phone: 348 oo SMOKER’S FACTORY PRICE . _ Per Per Per me 1000: 100.60 Billy’s Big 10c i Sellers ..%.... $80.00 $8.00 Commercial Clubs 80.00 8.00 aittle Billy’s .... 40.00 4.00 North Dak. Star 40.00 4.00 Our Hero~..: 40.00 4.00 H me Industry 36.00 3.60 N. P. Special’... 381.00 3.10 «E SIP CIGARS BY PARCEL POST (Address) ~ WILLIAM -F.’ ERLENMEYER, Cigar Factory, 23 3rd St. Bismarck, N. D, ss Phone 243, : é SHOE FITTERS Richmond sHhiiney MAIN STREET SUITS _., KLEIN RB AND chow an