The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1918, Page 3

Bsus BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE _ . FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1918 ~ | PAGES = “2 RELL LLL LLU b ULL UL ALLL ebb eb abba ipbiabb bbls Uutuanenanananceeeecayeeeyeouneyaceneacenguueeenene444ev4eguen4444n UEUOCCOUOUUGEEULEUEEEEEULECUELEOUEOUEGUENGEUUOOQOQOOOQOGUOGHUUUOUQOGOOOUOREOERGEOQOQOQQgOGQUOGAqa4UquUOEnOOAENUSONE Our Representatives in Versailles With President Wilson THIERRY BECHTOL Fit un eeu ' of - WHO THE Y ARE First Picture of Start of hited States Supply rap | vans ' The Allied Offensive Zone in France . Edward M. Thierry, | | Harold E. Bechtol, Last Spring First Pictures of the . ; First Story of American i pica a Manager of the N. E. A. Paris: % eo First American Report- First Picture of Sur- er Into Germany After How They Earned the Right to be T, her render of the German the Armistice Navy to Allies SATAN TePE GUS SaaUrS oe ED HERE EAE = General European Manager of ZOWARD M. * THIERRY. ILL Furnish Bismarck Tribune Readers with the Latest News and -Pictures.of the Great International Congress That is to Settle the World’s Boundaries and In- sure Future Peace or Future Wars----to Cover, Graphically, for Bismarck People the High-spots of the Momentous Gath- ering of Men in the Hitsory of the World. The Bismarck Tribune Receives the Complete Service of “N. E. A.,” which means “Newspaper Enterprise Association”---with the accent on the middle name. Our News of What Is Doing Here at the Capitol The Bismarck Tribune, North Dakota’s oldest daily, is published at the seat of government, at the source of the state’s greatest news. The Tribune is absolutely independent, fearless and frank. It publishes the news as it occurs without coloring. If it chooses to express its own opinion in commenting upon such news it does so in its editorial columns, where opinions belong. The Bismarck Tribune is the one newspaper in North Dakota which every day and every hour of the day is in touch with developments at the state capital. The Tribune‘is the one newspaper in North Dakota which every day sends its.reporters into every state department and prints a full and correct report of the day’s news from these departments. The Tribune-‘is the one newspaper in North Dakota which may be depended upon for all the opinions of the supreme court; for all the news of new corporations, for carefully prepared analysis of reports of state departments. , The Tribune is fully equipped to carry a complete report of the proceedings of the legislative assembly. It is here on the ground, with every facility for gathering and printing the news, WHEN IT IS NEWS. ‘ The Tribune guarantees its readers, as in the past, honesty and impartiality in its news columns, where it knows neither friend nor foe. .In world, national, state and local matters its news service is‘the best obtain- able. .No expense is spared to gather the news from day to day, to prepare it in a readable manner and to pre- ‘sent it to The Tribune’s readers in attractive form. The Tribune is the one newspaper in North Dakota which meets the demand for national, state and local news and which neglects none of these departments to favor another. It is the one newspaper which you should have in your home if you would keep abreast of events at home and abroad. Go With Your President to Europe Through the Columns OF ~The Bismarck Daily Tribune SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE GUAGRNCGUUSOUASOLUOCUUECANCGOGORUTUCCCUCOATUCUNOOAUAUQUGOOOUOCOOUOOECCOOOOGELAONCUOSESUSOOCEONUGUCUSOGUOOCGASEEORCUOCEUCOGOECCOUCLUCUOECSLUCLOGS; CUTEUCUECUNOCOCLUUESOGEOOUCOEOUDCEOSUOOUSSEOOEONUECUCCSUUOGSUSUCUUSESOUEUOEUSNCUOOCOTUSUCHOOUUOLEOEGUOEQOUOQO00000001 suuuegnuevunnnuaucesanengeenanauesuseauevgusancggeensensiaate / . Daily by carrier per year ...,..........0.0 cere eee $7.20 Daily by mail per year (in Bismarck) ............ ‘7,20 Daily by mail per year (in State outside of IBISMAFCh) is. cre hin, Settle er eee oe ar Ne atl 5.00 Daily by mail outside of North Dakota............ 6.00 This advance is due to the present high cost of white~ print paper, the largest item of expense in publishing a newspaper, which increased 115 per cent in the past two years, together with the new zone postal rate which ad- ded 33 per cent to our postage bill, to say nothing of the : hundred and one other advances in all other depart- ments. ‘ : . THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) THE BISMARCK VRIBUNE annuscananvesnsosscndatsconsoesunnsutenssutingssengsenivsassuegggnuengscdess4usn0sssusn cvsotoeasesovsasuoanSeuQetvens4QuenQQ0Hee000uee0GUven0QQUn4004Ue00Q0UG0000000090N000000000800000080U00000US0000UC0NG0U000G4UEONNQNUON0NNOO002007S00000C00000000000000000000000000088000000U00000U0000NU0000NO0N08UUUG0NUULONGNUOS00QQuOqO8GUC00NUOUO8SUUQOONSOqO¢840 40009898000880000000000084U0000000 » RAGHAGLUNEIUEOLUDUAGEOUQUNOUOSEAUOUONS4SOQNO00UONNOEON0GUQU0Q0QN0CQQUEGOSUQUOUEOROUACUOUESEODOUQONOQOQNQU0N00000040,00000000000000000089 TE000000000 aM