The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1918, Page 6

PAGE 6 > Cheat ir cenial BISMARCK. DAILY TRIBUNE | i ' | | OLSNESS NOT FOR RADICAL LEGISLATION Not Seck to Drfve Out Old Line Companies | | | ! i | | TO! SURE STATE PROPERT | While some e lation which xtremely radical legis- | uld result in “fi | out” all old-! insurance companies and in confining North Dakota fire. | lite and accident insurance to home} mutuals has ‘been predicted from} league sources which had self: | ish interest in promoting i lation, Insurance Co s, himself an ardent st Nonpartis is authority for the nothing that need giv line companies any cause for a partisan” legi nbly convenes h Commissi head of insuranc an elected in this state who ha in insurance matt election. Althou ica a No: into a of Sheyenne ton the e foreign li out of the to the league throt v vt ae e* * * the proceeds of 1 used to inden ture a wide latitude in the determin: tion of the classes of lands to te only armistice, come back the Fren , Tun state's fire los and Comm nual insu eral HERE YOU SEE GEN. PETAIN LEADING FRENCH VICTORS INTO CITY OF METZ This is the first photograph of Petain entering Metz, at the head of the victorious French army after the Metz, you know. is the chief city of the Alsace-Lorraine region handed over to the French under istice terms. Germany took Aisace-Lorraine away froin France in 1£70, See how the pggple of Metz wel- THESE ARE HARSH WORDS But They Are the Sentiment of German Papers Toward the Former Kaiser and His War Party it y the war cation of their Make pa fortunes. those re-| out, they will then, at least, be foreed ’ contis-| te help in lightening the heavy bur- dens under which the German people's | vi is breaking.” To cut | uk heads is stupid. - 9, Of the former kaiser and his con- hus speaks the Volks | paper wacht, ' “What sort of texture is, this illus- Right in Dussel 1 of trious ruler of ours made of? Has he h will, not North Dake Prussianixim, the Vo! contemptuously of W h 0 mind of his own, or ds in which the pha new to optional am Hohen _)zollern as any yy in the cow ike their evanescent im- see in| Of an enemy of Germ alt away under TL ueiee ne will be an act Pre-) Punishment, severe and am Phis question occurs t to us on com-| r the cg ase 2 jp | must be meted out to the guil paring th red hy Wil-| Pe noren the riske on | Who have brought this misery on our helm at K ust 25, 1910. | @owned buildings and other| POwe . [Ste is Dike of September buildings a ) “To cut of their heads or shoot!) 80,1818, On the former occasion, Wil- 16 state now annu- _ i them down ina body in the sand dunes | helm de ‘ed that 1 rown was giv-! prem-| jl Berli i wi Lace, Outside Berlin he an act of;en him by God; that he was the in- . stupid, unproductiv vance, These! strument of the Alm ty. and that he | people belong without ex ption, to the; fee | wealthy classes and the best punish- i nal and charitadle; ment to he inflicted on them would be institutions whose aggregate value! to make them say with their money for | pressed hi h that the German peo- into” several millions. The! all the evil they have. wrouzht. ‘ple might take an active part in the has been very lov “Let them disgorge the millions they |W f government mer Olsness believes have made by the war of their own | eaven, We have now arrived akota by retiring its a2-/ engineering. and let their fortunes he ®t an epoch when-the wishes of Wil nce premiums into a £C-) confiscated to the state. Though their ‘helm concern the people no more than | could soon accumulate! plood-guiltiness be not thereby wiped | the cack! ug of geese in a corral.” gh to protect the state against | : { a ordinary loss. His stand is} : sthened by the experience of the| Pensation has been a legisJative con- ate bonding departme established | sideration for the last thrée a law upheld by the United States|In 19 s determined to’ pursue hout any regard for the and opinions of oth On the last, he ex-| ; é way various state normals, . the Ay | ry and other pez hat North d fund ig) Oe eee > there was appointed e Hejra a ie 1 uses oxen : ‘ i te Wiiford ‘A. Sauer, Sanborn. “jands used exclusively for public /suppreme court. under which all pub-| pen joa which investi | | . Ti : ft «ie s of North Dakota ar acts then in force : roads, rights of way of common car- lic ° : Tene ree See ee riers, mining, manufacturing or pas-| quired to purchase sureties through i pr voluminous report | 3 sch, Marion, r at the discre-|the state department, or to acquire, which, apparently, was not read by 1 Private Lieyd F. M. Stewart, Linton, ame at their personal expense.|a single member of the succ cee ha Tn’ this connection, Commissioner |The state bonding department has |islature. In the last g| 2 Glsness, whose views 16th legis: | been operating since last Aoril. It} bly a {Workmen's compe Private Peter’ Muller, Anamoose, lative assembly ma pected to re- began buriness after most of the coun-; introduced, but no ome was mu N.D. spect, has adopted the board attitude | tv als ha purchased their bonds interested in it, and the dill died Privale Halvor ecken lava! W| only such lands as share in the, f ‘lished surety. companies.| natural death in the judiciary continit-! par, : that only common risk may be exper ne the common burd' cted lo as- He would a A Tonic and ; Health Builder Id with a han workmen’: n {big thing in the insurance field. Ca nd it relied for its 0 almost | tec of one of the hou: ‘ly upon township and school offi} This year, howey Is. It has. however, paid no 1088-j thority that Miss 3 during the last nine months, and| retary of the public t closes its first y operation and a prominent leaguer, is auth- me surplus | ority for the assertion that a compen- om these two measures,| sation act, drawn by one Jokn compensation looms as the! drews of Washington, who repr Private John W. Meldinger, Ashley, =D: rivate John S. Hauge, Powers Lake N. Dak. Privat® Karl Karch, Jr, St. Joseph, Aside R varning cong cota | x “,Some pure government orgahization, |) \ (ihe ealeitt b jualty companies have done a fairly | ig to pe introduced, and that it will be| Killed in Action. y [good business in North Dakota, altho | pg sed. Miss Ward declares this Pros-! private John W. Williams Velva, elphia 0 ich is at all Prom-| pective Dill acceptable to ainzed | x 1, i ative. jinent indu oWrkmen's com javor, which has frequently opposed Missing in Action {similar measures in tates. : ‘ihe Itching and Sting of Blazin Seems Like the Skin Is on Fire. There is a harrassing discomfort caused by Eczema_that almost be-| comes a torture. The itching is al-) most unbearable, and the seems |S! g irritation. plications of es, ointments is impossible, suse such treatment can only al- the pain temporarily. The disease | tr only be reached by going deep) ad w fa ki A cure i he skin. That is why the most satis- edy so thoroughly cleanses the blood =| that no impurities can remain. Geta bottle to-day at any drugstore, and you will see results from the right | cost, by addressing Medical Director, -ma is in the|2l Swift Laboratory, Atlante, Ga. ‘She is not, however, in position to! revate Gustave ©. Mellum, Finley, t+ istate whether this act assures pro-| 7": Dak % |tection to farm labor, which consti-! illiam Atbert Milkey—4 tutes 90 per cent of North Dakota’s| D. Coe gs Fiery Eczema ! industrial workers, and which in Ger-} Private Benjamin Ost, Fredonia, N. blood, the disease being caused by an Many, pioneer in compensation legis: Dak : infection which breaks out through lation. presented more than 20 per A g In Action. i Ernest A. Okeson, Milnor othn Tomt. Lamoure, N. D. Wounded, Degree Undetermined. Thivate Otto Moldahl, Binford, N. D. te Palmer M, Oslie, Christine, cent of all industrial ac D =| ide ctory treatment for all so-called in diseases is S, S. S., for this reni- Died of Wounds. Calvin Hoff—Gardena, N. eatment. Write for expert medisil ate Rho R. Herring, Cayuga, dvice, which you can get without af | te John P, Milloy, Omemee, N.| i i | Died (of Disease: Wounded Slightly. ismarck,ND. | B The Oldest and Largest Bank | inthissection of byere tt John M. Lightbody, Ta , N, D. | Ole I: Mvhr, Terstle, N. D. i Wounded Severély, ~ | Private Joseph Kanter, Eurcka, N. Lieut Clarence Hov Beach, | Dak. | No. Dak. Private! William Martin, Ackworth, | Private John N. Wynaad, North Par-).N. Dak. {go, N. Dak. 3a Private Levin N, Larson, Grafton, N. Private George O. Altringer, Wim-| Dak. i bledon, N, D. Private Delle Ames, Nesson, N. D. | private Gotfried Anderson, Drayton,| Private Jasper Dick. Windsor, N. D. N.D. Walter William Rath, Burnstad, N. a a | =! Private Charles E. Fuller. Grano, N.| Dak. FOR CHRISTMAS Lak. Private Oscar Aasness, Bottineau, ost way i whi Private Edwin Wiste, Adams, 'N: D.! IN.. Dak; % abe pest veya ree Private Daniel Wageman, Fores, soe Satie matin that paras Edward Hart, Cleveland, N’ Phone 75; City Fuel Co. ates oe | Dak. i For the'Beulah Coal exists throughout the 4 country this year to ' 9 CTURE make Christmas gifts LOOK! HERE Ss THE PI OF A BRITISH BW. practical and serviceable is to open Savings Ac- counts in any ardount from One Dollar upwards in this bank in the names of those who wish to re- member . AIR BOM A gift of a Savings Ac- count is especially .ap- propriate for young peo- ple for, in’addition to its own intrinsie value, it has the merit of promot- ing the good habits of thrift and economy. + « This: photograph was taken for the Daily Tribune bythe News ba er iE: Airforce Exhibition now going on in Agricultural Hall in senate se : The. picture & ; a halt ‘eteel “bomb used by odwanes Wade in Britain ina i The Germans had nothing to equa this w ! Germ | the *|damages, the writer says, GERMANY OWES ALITES SUM OF ° $7,500,000,000 London Banker iigures Gut Hun| War Debt, ff Restitution Is Made irwo BILLION TO FRANCE 16.-— (Co ponuence | ited Press)—One Lon- Loi timates that Germany will haye tu pay to the allies for repar- ation and restitution about $7,500,000,- | QO, Caleulated on a five per cent with a 1 per cent sinking fund) ould mean an annual charge on | the German revenue of $450,000,000. there can be no question of *s alfility to meet this demand. It is impossible, he says, discussing | ubject in a newspaper article, to| arrive at any approximated figure as to damages and robberies in the in- yaded teritory. “For Belgium,” the iele continues, “I would put the! amount of indemnity at 91,400,000,000 | vf which sum levies on Belgian towns aecount for something like $500,000,- 000, I know of another estimate for Belgium which is as high as $2,000, 000,000, and a Belgian of some author- | ity estimates the amount at $S0U,- 000,000.” | With regard to France he says one} cannot reekon the loss suffered, “but/ considering that the war has been ed for the most part on Freneh} din the center of her in- | dust ‘Area, we may put the figure | at $2.000,000,000.” i} Italy's damage is computed at $150.1 000,000. ‘The same amount is set as] Roumania’s bill, including the loss of | quantities of foodstuffs and damage to oil wells and other property. He thin that $50.000.000 would cover Serbia’s loss, and a like sum probably ngland for dainages s and bombardmeni He say Shipping losses then di “I estimate,” he says, “the loss éf ships in figures of tonnage at nine mijlion, and, taking the average value a ton, this would figure out at 609,000, Adding the total value cargoes at, s $90,000,000, we have the total of 00,000,000 for Great Britain alone. The shipping losses of the allies I estimate at $500,000,000. “YT have heard an estimate which places the total of the bill against Germany at $10,000,000,000 which, like my own calculation, ts of course to some extent necessarily hypothetical. But I would put the figure myself at $7,500,000,000.. which does" not, of course, include any «part of the cost of; the war.” ‘a Regarding Germany's: finances, he ealls at var bud- get presented to the Reichstag, which showed a revenue of $875,000.000. The estimate for the army was $292,500, 000, and for the navy ~$107,500,000— total $400,000,000. ~ = “Fliminating ‘the expenditure for armaments,” the article goes on, “this would mMlow -Germany ‘to } imately the interest and on the — $7,500,000,000 3 leaving the balance of reyente, what- ever it might be, to meet the cost: of} conducting the empire and paying the interest. on her Joans, ‘h amounted early in the present year to $27,000,- 000,000, a sum which has, of course, | Leen substantially inereased since.” In order to meet the allies’ bill of » “it may be that Germany would have to suspend payment of interest on her own war loans—I don't say she would repudiate } this obligation.” CONDENSED MILK-FOR ,; LITTLE SICILIANS The problem of caring for the babies of Sicily was one which the Red Cross workers were almost.at a loss to Bolve until the shipment of sweetened, con- densed. milk came to their rescue. 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The fire engine may be on its way to try and save your home against possible destruction, This bank has an insurance department for the.convenience of our customers. We urge our clients and friends’ to call on us for all details about fire’ insurance policies. S We'll gladly look after the adjustment of» SS fire claims for you. s ; CAPITAL SECURITY BANK € Bismarck, N. D. SN nterprise association at the Royal. shows four. British aviation service workmen carrying the wooden model of the new ton and Coasts fighting aitpfines against the Germans and Wlustrates the trem: endous © \ x3 .