THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1918.
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ALLIES SATISFIED
(Continued from page one)
advice of their field commanders with
regard to the wisdom of granting an
armistice, and the terms under whicW
hostilities may be temporarily suspend
ed. Any armistice, it is agreed, must be
on terms 'undef whieli-it would be, ab
solutely impossible for the Germans to
imperil the allied .armies after the
armistico ended.
No Internal medtcf ne will care Eczema. Only
by the application of CRANOLKNE, the Brent
external remrily, can the Eczema microbe J
destroyed. Pr-vethl tatmnl loryouraalf
toursxptnso. Write for free lot treat
ment; a-ldrefld Mills Cocmical Co., Dept. D.,
Girard, Kun.
"Sleeps Llka Plow Boy"
'I Buffered ior liO yearn with Kezema In Ita
worjt firm. AfTected all over the body.
CHANOLIiNR lilt me rs fine B while Rilk,
and I sleep like a plow boy." 3. Mccracken,
Johnaon City. Teno. (Written twoyeara after
using CriANOI FNE.)
At all druu stores. 85candtl.
Money Positively Botumad If Not SotljHad
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DECLARE IN F4V0R
KEEP1HQWARG0SNG
Now That Kaiser's Men Are
On Run. They Want To
Keep Them Running
London, Oct. 15. " We want
chance to lick Germany to a finish,"
"We don't want an armistice tho
minute we've got 'em running."
"We don't want to listen to thom
yelling 'enough' the minute they re
alize a walloping is due them."
These were the replies of many Am
erican soldiers and sailors from alf
parts of the United States when they
were interviewed on the Strand, at the
American Y. M. C. A. eagle hut.
C. R. Carlson and James lwny,
fresh from the Khcims battle field, de
clared tho allies ought not to quit be
fore invading Germany and giving it
a taste of its own medicine.
Corporal W. Hi Hottinger of Oakland
Cal., editor of a camp paper at an avi
ation cantonment, said: "
"For the love of Mike. .let's. fight
it to a finish and put out the kaiser.
Wo can't trust tho Germans. We ought
to dictato the pofico terms."
"It's a good thing.. of course, to
save American lives, but I'd like to
give Germany a good dose of her o,wh
medicine," declared J. W. Meistcr of
Detroit. ,-
"I'd like a showdown for an armis
tice,'' said Sergeant A. Creeder of In
dianapolis. "I wouldn't. bo surprised if Ger-,
many were licked already;" was the
opinion of B. H. Grower of Chicago. .
Spain Takes eGrnian Bhipu.
Madrid, Oct. 15. The Spanish gov
urnmont requisitioned seven German
ships totalling 21,000 tons to replace
those lost trough submarine operations
since September 14.
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Chief Albanian Port
Captured By Allies
London, Oct. l-. Dui-hzm)
lma been captured by allied forces.
Durazzo, tile principal port in
Albania wan the fcene of the re
cent exploit by allied naval
forces which penetrated the
harbor, sand a number of Aus
trian warship" anchored tliero
and destroyed the fortifications-
DR. MARY LEE EDYARDS of the
staff of iwomens overseas lispial
now doinir service in Franco hag been
awarded tho woix ac uucrro and at
the same time received her commis
sion as a lieutenant with the French
army.
NEW SUGAR RULING
LB"
New York, Oct. 15. The new ruling
pacing the retail sales of sugar on a
.Amf.mAntTilv infttoArl tfif a mnnthiv
basis, becomes effective today. Under
tne regulation n win ue puHiui m yur
chase only a half months' supply of
sugar between the first and fifteenth
day of the month and between the six
teenth and last day of a month.
Edison Reported lUL
West Orange, N, J., Oct. 15. Tho.
A. Edeiwn is ill at his ome here loday,
His ailment is diagnosed as a cold.
Funny how any
body should want
wheat when they
can have
Post
toasties
soys
Best of
Corn
oods
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MUST NOT KELA XEFF0RT3
New York, Oct. 1j. "Ye must not
relux tlie liniscles of our fighting arm,
nor our war effort in any anticipation
of early pence," Sir Erie decide, first
lord of the British admiralty doelurcd
last night at. a dinner of the Pilgrim.
Society in the course of an appeal to
the United States to speed its construc
tion of anti-U-boat crafty
A
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A GREAT CATCH 'apt. Minims of
the American baso ball team made a
remarkable catch in a match at Black
heath, England, in , eontest between
American and Canadian teams.
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