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UNITED NAVIES OF THE WORLD
TO POLICE SEAS TO MAINTAIN
UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE
BY yvilliaji SHiopnioai).
N. K. A. -Washington Bureau,
1 us-l i::-t Mimsal Bldsr.,
Washington, ]). (.'.
The plans for establishing a league
of luitions (i I'liforco jii'iicc arc becom­
ing iisloiiislilnj-'ly roiurreti1.
j'lie lirst. iirolileiji in this I'onijt'ftlon,
that of buiMiiiK np an international
power, that wil force offending nations
tmek into the peace family, appears
simple.
Its solution, in the niimls of 'some
of the leading slatesinon of the world,
it this:
Let every nation, those existing
today and those which \\^ll lie
created in ilu* readjustnient. of
the map, pin tlieir navies into one
great 'International police force.
In this police force every nation,
including even land-liound Switz­
erland, shall have ships.
No nation shall keep any of licr
fighting ships at- home tlie.v shall al­
ways lie with the international fleets.
The international licet shall lie un­
der ilie control of a supreme admiral,^rhecu
who shall lie elected liy a hoard con­
sisting of representatives 'from every
nation, each nation to have cijual rep­
resentation. regardless of its size.
There may lie estalrtished three
great world police stations.
ue. at the Sue/ canal, might he
known as the central station.
A second, at the Panama Canal.
might lie called the western, and a
third, on some islaiid\otV ihc China
coast, might In- called the eastern.
WHAT ABOUT Y3UR liCOME?
The elements composing the
body are constantly wearing out
and must be renewed daily, else
the outgo of strength exceeds
the income.
SCOTTS
EMULSION
will help the tired business-man or
Woman keep pace with the wear
and tear of life.
Scott's
nourishes the body, Llood and
nerves, and helps maintain an
even balance of strength and
energy. Safe-guard your in­
come cf strength uiith Scott 'a.
Scott & liOu-uc, T'/.oomi'.eM, N.
on Airless
TIRES
30x3
AND
30x3
See A. J.
(Grander
Box 25}
Bismarck
N. D.
Phone 263
End Your Puncture Troubles
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WTien you see a man toiling like a beaver to ex­
tend the sale of printing presses far and wide, take
your hat off to that man.
In a literal sense you will not, of course—for the
reason that to date, Americans have not been in
the habit of dipping their derbies'to any man—
and if our spazolics hold out, and we buy enough
Liberty Bonds, we're,never going to have to.
But if you're one who has read even in brief out­
lines, the story of the race—YOU needn't be re­
minded that you OWE these men something!
Away would go our schools, our railroads, our
telegraph and telephone systems—all the big
headlines of our present-day civilization, and soon
enough, say three generations, we would- be nar­
rowed doyn to a "walking-distance", knowledge of
things, and headed straight for sandals, skins,
clubs and brawn, as in the pre-Adamic ages.
Printing is the SUN of the huriian intellectual
universe—the newspaper is the giant reflector
which collects and diffuses information to every
quarter of the habitable globe—AND THE AD
TRANSMUTES IT INTO COIN-OF-THE
JREALM!
How long will the ad survive
So long as one man needs another—just so long
W.ill there be advertising—because the value of ad­
vertising has at last become understood.
^-AD DEPT—BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
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The internatipnali fleets' might he
stationed nt. these posts, and at sub­
stations, scattered' about.' the seven
seas.
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There can he only one erinie that a
nation can commit. All other offenses
rtgainst .the world's peace will grow
out of mat crime. The one crime will
be:
PERMITTING ANY GROUP
OP CITIZENS TO FORM A GOV­
ERNMENT THAT WILL CON
TROL THE PEOPLE, WITHOUT
THE CONSENT OF THE PEG
PLR
As soon as It becomes perceptible,
in any country, that this condition is
arising—and resultant evils, such as
seeking the territory of other nations
or trying to force economic advantages
from other nations, will bring such a
condition to light—It will be the duty
of the international police department'
to keep the merchant ships of that
nation off the high seas and to prevent
her 'commerce with the rest of the
world, until the offending condition has
eemedied.
Land frontiers will also lie closed
by adjoining nations and the ofl'eml
imr nation isolated, will practically be
placed under arrest in its own home.
until it comes back into the peace fam
ily.
if two nations attempt to go to war.
their navies will he placed ulider ar
rest and. if necessary, marines of the
world's police force will lie landed to
restore order. The- two olVending na
t.ions will ftiul themselves in arms
I against all the resi of the world, in
I stead of wirh each other, and cut off
co nmereially from the rest of the
world, will lie forced to terms.
The international board will then
(kettle their dispute by ahitration.
I There will be a president of Uie
,board, elected by the board itself. a...i(Prediction
if the country to which In* belongs bry
I conies an offender of the world's peace
during his term, lie will automatically I
I be supplanted by a ranking vice [ires-1
idellt.
likely to upset the world's jieace. I That
When any action is taken bv and
country that tlreatens to upset' peace. I
the iiresumiition will be that this act!'11
is that of a irrouii of men who have,
in some way
or
BI'V W. S. S.
j, Happy, men make good fighters.
OIVIO to the United War Work Cam
paign.
NEURALGIC PA!
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Give W&y
to Sool.,'njf
Wizard Oil
Ever constipated or have sicV
headachc? lust try Wi/ard Live'
Whips, plca«cnt little pink pills, ot1
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Where Would We Be
Without Printing?
All-worth-while human history prior to printing,
may be summed up in a few pages. It's along way
down, from savagery tox the present, but destroy
the printing presses and typfe cases, and the slope
backward would be steep and dangerous.
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The chief presumption, in establish'
iiiir the league, will be that every
country is ruled by a government se
lected by the people, which rules with
tile consent of the governed. No ai
tiou which the mass of people may I congress »f nations, in Washing
take in any one country is considered '0'1, reootlstnn-t the
is
0sf
other, perfidiously
gained control of the people. In such
case the people will be helped to throw
I oft" the •rovernmenr and may perhaps
be provoked to do so by lieinir cut off
from the rest of the world.
I II is alonjr these l^nes that the plan
for the league to enforce jieace is form
I in^ itself. Some such arrangement is
likely to lie in existence before the
world is maimy years older.
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et'itvi.'.e ut-aiiuciit be .d-n l.t- fti
neuralgia. Rubbed in where the p.t
is, it acts a-, a ionic to the turttm
nerves and almost invariably brui^r
liuiclc relief
Its liealiii T. antiseptic qualities eat
always be relied o:i to prevent in
fection, or: other seriviiia to ult. fron
sprain-, I jr ii cats, burns, lute
and .stings, .lust as good, too, fo.
sore feet, MifV neck, frost h.'t«.s, crib
sores and canlier ,sore
(let it from drti'j.,^its for .50 ccnts
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
prediction made in iiigh-
'"ircles.
Ir wi (,t 1,0 :1
"I*"'* confer v"
SM1SP*
Ausfria-Hunjrary and (iermany as
constitnted when they started the war
won't be in it.
There is good reason to believe
President ^Vilson wants this congress
held in Washington.
AI'STRIA Ml'ST ADMIT
He has already told Aus#ia-IIun
gary that she's "out"—that she must
be dismembered before there is any
talk of-peace. She must deal with
the Ozocho-Slovaks as an allied nation.
This means that Austria must ad­
mit, befiM-e there is even any talk of
peace, that S111 NO L't.NCKIt KN
ISTS.
The same is true of Cennany.v If
the German people force the kaiser
out of office, they will, practically,
have become members of the allies,
because they, will haye accomplished
the very job that the allies have been
trying to perform. One talks peace
War Editor of the Newspaper Enter
prise Association.
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CONGRESS OF NATIONS
IN WASHINGTON IS TO
RECONSTRUCT THE WORLD
N. K. A. Washington liureau,
Munsay Dili-.
Washington. 1.
FREED STATES MAY FORM NUCLEUS
OF NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS THAT
IS TO PRESER VE PEACE OF WORLD
BY A. E. GELDHOF.
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N. E. A. Washington Bureau.
1128-1134 Munsey Bldg.,
Washington, D. C.
Twelve nations, their rieclaratlon of
Independence signed on_ the same
table which in 1776 bore the document
which announced America's Treedom,
are today organizing their govern­
ments in preparation for the last act
that will sever the shackles that bind
them to Germany and Ausria.
That act will be the unconditional
surrender of the Huns.
In their headquarters in Washing­
ton, delegates from each of the na­
tions which announced their freedom
at Independence Hall in Philadelphia
are meeting to perfect their organiza­
tion and outline the demands they
wMl present at the peace conference.
These demands will be based on the
following broad principles:
The principle of nationality, en­
abling each nation to exercise the
right of self-determination. The peace
conference will be asked to abandon
all previously fbrmed conceptions of
military boundaries in the formation1
of states, and make them over on the
basis of the wishes of the people.
2. All efforts which will be made
by Germany and Austria toward for­
cible denationalization of pfeoples
iwthin their present boundaries must
be provided against by the peace con­
ference.
The use of a fair and impartial
election, pirotected from coercion by
the power of the United States army
in occupation of the territory where
S he voting takes place, is recommend­
ed to fix, the_ boundaries of the new
free nations of Europe.
4. As there are bound to he minor­
ities of other nationalities in each
state, an internationj^ law is suggest­
ed to protect the rights of these miA
oriies and guaranee tnem full free*
ilom.
Germany must be made to return
to their native lands all persons who
have been deported for the purpose
of denationalizing nations or parts of
nations.
C. The peace conference will be
warned against accepting statistics
supplied by Gennany or Austria for
the purpose of defining boundaries.
Each of the new independent nations
will supply its own statistics to the
peace conference, and it is suggest
ted that new censuses be taken whefe
statistics are considered unreliable.
7. Federation, or partial federation
of the new states extending from thd
Ilaltic to the .-Clack Sea and from the
Black Sea to the Mediterranean will
prepare the toay for the organization
(I a world-wide league of nations.
Wise Man Patient.
A physician Is not nnpry *»t the In
toriiperance of a mnd prftlent, nor does
he take It in to be railed, nt by a man
In fevf»r. .T'ipt so should wlH^.mar\
treat nJl mankind, net a physician treats
a patient, and look upon thrth only1
8S alck and extra vacant—Seneca.
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BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE
THE WREQfg Of ONE "BIG BERTHA'
Tlys is-a French official photograph of one of the German "Rig
Berthas" along the Aisne after Mangin's artillery was-''through making
a target of it. It-was blown to pieces by a direct hit.
Made in Highest Circles.That Final
Trial of the Beast of Berlin Will be Held
in Our National Capital.
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with a beaten euetuv, but
an ally.
Moreover, there is a soui
in Washington, that Germany
so torn with dissensions bv
radical parties, when the kaiser goes,
that there will tie no one great lesuler
with whom the allies can talk. In
other words, the allies, at a peace
a re
represented rhe German people than
I.enine and Trotzfcj- re{)r»»sciite«l the
Russian jieojile at Brest-I.itovsk.
1 IO/.KN OTHER NATIONS
various
Still orher nations may be repre
sented. There- is strong movement
for recognition- of an independent Ar­
menia. lladjaz. \vhieh helped the al­
lied cypel the Turks from Palestine,
may be recognized as the nucleus of
an independent ^Arabia.
The small nations thit have been
formed in. the. Russian breakup may
send representatives. Those inlcudo
Finland. I'krainia. I.ivonia, Kstlionia,
I t'.'ourland. Lithuania, (ieorgia. Ihiglies
tan and the cossack republU^of Kuban.
The anti-German government of Po­
land inay 1^ rcrirt'.sented.
Perhaps Denmark.'altliought not an
ally, will send a representative to ask
return of territories which Germany
tore from her in 1$74.
The Balkan federation will be rejuven­
ated a union between the Czecho-Slo^
vaks and the Poles and between Fin.
land and Poland, another between Ru­
mania and Ukrainla, and still another
between Russia and her neighbors,
are contemplated as bases for thlfc fed­
eration.
,8. Complete and unlimited access
to the sea must be granted' to all na­
tions which are without seaports. Tar­
iff duties must be abolished between
those nations. Tor example, Czecho­
slovakia, which is entirely landlocked,
must have free and untaxed adcess to
the seaports of-the Black, Sea and the
Adriatic
9. Common economic interests must
,e preserved by some sort of economic
Wiion which will work for "the bene­
fit of .Ml European nations, large and
small 'against the interests of any one
nation. A new railroad and canal pol­
icy, making pdssible -direct inter­
change of products, and a national di­
vision of national laber niust be ef­
fected. The practice of loaning Eng­
lish, or French capital to'small na­
tions through' German brokers {iidst
be abolished.
10. Facilities for education' must
be assured tire common people Of all
nations, and the children of every peo­
ple niust tie inspire with respect and'
friendly feeling towards their neigh­
bors and all nations:.
11. »Finally, the abolition of Autoc­
racy" everywhere is imperative to the
justice of the world in the new Ru
rope. The fate of whole nations must
no longer be decided without their
consent.
An appeal will be made to the peace
congress by every nation which signed'
the Declaration of independence at
Philadelphia for representation at its
conferences. .Each nation will present
its own aims aiid desires.
The 12 nations represented are in
WHY COUGH AND
win.
Dr. lung's New Discovery
removes the danger pf
neglect
Coughing "until the' parchci! fiiroat
grows painful should.nbt tie permittetl.
It should be -relieved before it ^ains
headway, with a dose of Dr. King's
New Discovery.
The same with a CoW or branchial
attack. MiHiops have used this well
known remedy for half a ceutury
regularly witfrout thought of change.
9o!d by druggists sine* 1869. An all
important adjunct to1 any family
medicine cabinet. '60c and $1.20.
The Burd6a of7Cocstipation
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when you treat your bowels with. Dr.
King's New Life Pill*. "TWfiVw gets
I busy,1 ligestron improves, the sifcklv,
'sallbw skin is freed from bile. Get
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BISMARCK
Western Sales Co.
Distributors of
MAXWELL AND OLDSftOBILE
AUTOMOBILES
PORTAGE-TIRES
GREEN DRAGON
SPARK PLUGS
Automobile Acces
sories of All Kinds
FILTERED
GASOLINE
Free Air and Water
BATTERY
SERVICE STATION
Day, Phone 645
Night Phone 100
W. W. Bashan.
Licensed Embalmer In Charge
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT.
ING
Mall Orders Filled.
MRS. M. C. HUNT
*114 Broadway. Pbone 84t.
DR. A. SCHUTT
DENTISTRY.
Telephone 250 Bismarck, N. D.
Established 1907
OPTICAL SPECIALISTS.
Bting us your, broken lenses, we
can replace them the same day,
as we gtind and fit them in our
shop., A Graduate Optician in
charge.
F. A. KNOWLES,
Jewelfer and Optician.
Bismarqk.
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Sltivln, Italia Irredenta, the Greeks of
Thrace and Asia Minor,/Albania, Ar­
menia, Palestine.
BUY \y. s. s.
FLU COMING
BACK REPORT
FROM THE EAST
A second and mora nevero wave ol"
hpanish flu Is now en route west,
having' ulrotuly Mtruelc the euHtorn
t\art of the stute, lUiordlng
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advices
received'today toy Dr. I\ H. rtlrtutHs
from Dr. C. .1. Melluorrlu of Devils
Lake, secretary of the state noard
heulth, and federal director of health
for North Dakota.
in view of thi* fact, It Is altogether
provable HisuuireU schools will not
open next Monday, as planned. A
conference on this «i«ostlon will ho
held tomorrow by the board of edu­
cation,
MesUth authorities vitro that Bis
nmrck lieople redouhlu their precau­
tions, It Is especially roeomniended
\X$s\ everyone supply theniselveH with
jji flu musk and wear it continually
I until the iliuiRer of this second epl-,
domie has abated.
So far as Bismarck conditions are
concerned, there Is a marked improve-
the orvler of their looa-j mont. and if the city cun stave off ttys
tieo. ftorth to south: second attack, it will have escaped
Lithuania, Poland, rkralnia. Oteoho-1 with a comparatively small mortality
Slovakia. rhro-RwssS* uhe Uuthen- record when compared with other
iaas of Hungary, Rumania, Jugo- $orth Halt oft* cities.
YoU Can EnroU at This
MODEfc OFFICE PRACTICE
school under guarantee pf a sat­
isfactory position as soon as
competent or your tuition re­
funded?"" Send for particulars.
When you know more about this,
colfege and what it has^ done for
hundretlp of the most successful
business men arid women, you'll
attend. Write
G. M. LANGUM, #res.,
Bismarck, N. D.
AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES
MISSOURI VALLEY
MOTOR CO.
Factory Distributors'of
CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES
Smith Form-a-Trueks
Smith Tractors
Kelly-Springfield and Firestoas
Tires
Everything for the Automobile
BISMARCK MOTOR
COMPANY
Distributors of
STtJDEBAKER
and
tlAlDiLLAG
AntowobDet
UNDERTAKERS' ANDEMBALMERS
A. W. LUCAS CO.
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
W1BB0. BROS,
UndirtUkfrs Embalmers
iFiweraJ Directors
&
Licensed £2mbaliner in Charge
Lc
Da Phone $0
Njght Phone 65
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIC
SHOR
K.
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Also specializing in Extraction.
Rooms 4 and 5, Haggart Block,
^Corner. Third and Broadway St*.
Everything EpMjjgfc^
Wiring Fiztnrei iuid Supplies
Deloo Farm Li^ht Plants
WUlard Service Battery
Station'
Phon* 171 T- 101 iroadwax
SMOKER'S FACTORY PRICE
Per Per Per
1000 100 .50
Billy's Big 10c
Sellers $80.00 $8.00 4.00
Commercial Cluos 80.00 8.00 4.00
i-ittl« Billy's .. .. 40.00 4.00 2.00
North [Dakrstar.. 40.00 4.09 2.00
Our Hero 40.00 4.00 2.00
Home Industry .. 36.00 3.60 1.80
N. P. Special ... 31.00 3.10
SHIP CIGARS BY PARCEL POST
j- (Address)
WILLIAM F. ERLCNMEYER,
Cigar Factory.
423 3rd St., Bismarck, N.
Phone 243.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1918.
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Rheumatism
A Home Cure by One Who Had It
In the spring of 1893 I was at­
tacked by Muscular and Inflamma­
tory iy»«umatism. ,1 suffered as
only those who have It know, for
over three yearn. I tried remedy
after remedy^, and doctor after doc­
tor, 'jut such relifef as I received
was only temporary, 'Finally, .!
found a remedy that cured me
coinpletey, and It haa never return­
ed. I have given it to a number
who were terrify afflicted and
even bedridden with 'Rheumatism,
ami II effected cure in' -every
case.
I want every sufferer from any
form of rheumatic trouble to try
this marvelous lulling power,
Don't send a cent simply {nail
your hanie and address and I will
send It free to try. After'you have
used it and It has proven itself to
be' that long-looked-for means of
curing your Rheumatism, you may
send the price of it, one dollar,
but, understand, I do not want -your
money unless you are perfectly sat­
isfied to send it. Isn't that fair?
Why -suffer any longer- when posi-
tlve relief Is thus offered you fr«e?
Don't delay. Write today.
Mark II. .Jackson, No. 167-BJ,"
Gurney Bldg.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Mr Jackson Is responsible.
Above statement true.
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Bring or mail in your films for
Expert Developing
FINNEY'S DRUG STORE
Bismarck. N. D.
CLEANING and DYING?
BARBIE'S
DRlf CLEANING
AND DYE WORKS
Phone 394—409 Front SI.
We call for and deliver. Mail
orders promptly filled/
S I S
and
up
Expert Dry Cleanings
KLEIN
TAILOR AND CLEANER
SHOE FITTERS
MAIN STREET
DAIBY-7-MILK—CREAM
RURE 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 M. Only.
BISMARCK DAIRY CO.
210 Broadway
Phone 348
HARDWARE—IMPLEMENTS
PINE BUGGIES
If roo aje thinking of bnyiic
new carriage or wagon it will
pay
you to get our pricw.
FRENCH & WELCH
Hardware Tools Impleneilta
Harness Carriage^
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E. BDRKE
LAWYER
Tribune Block Bismarck, N. D.
Phone 752.
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