Maryland medical journal . jjlHeptia EFFERVISCEHTSALINE COMMOTION Laxative ft EUmihaht I Samples on rfeque<*1 BRISTOL-MYERS CO NEW YORK. d MARYLAND MEDICAL JOURNAL Baltimore dependents. The tremendous rates charged by private insurancecompanies to protect them against the extra-hazardous risks ofwar put insurance entirely beyond the reach of the conscriptedsoldier. Military necessity has, therefore, subjected the most fit subjectsfor insurance to an insurmountable discrimination unless theGovernment itself supplies insurance at cost and upon a peacebasis. It would, in fact, be dastardly and
Maryland medical journal . jjlHeptia EFFERVISCEHTSALINE COMMOTION Laxative ft EUmihaht I Samples on rfeque<*1 BRISTOL-MYERS CO NEW YORK. d MARYLAND MEDICAL JOURNAL Baltimore dependents. The tremendous rates charged by private insurancecompanies to protect them against the extra-hazardous risks ofwar put insurance entirely beyond the reach of the conscriptedsoldier. Military necessity has, therefore, subjected the most fit subjectsfor insurance to an insurmountable discrimination unless theGovernment itself supplies insurance at cost and upon a peacebasis. It would, in fact, be dastardly and undemocratic if theGovernment should penalize the soldier who is forced to renderthe highest duty of the citizen by its failure to provide war in-surance upon peace terms and at net cost, first, because the payof the enlisted men in the Army and Navy is less than the wagesand salaries generally earned in private life, which reduces theirinvesting capacity; and, second, because Government insuranceis an essential war and emergency measure, inaugurated for thespecific benefit of our military forces, and cannot and should notbe conduct
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