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Evening star., 1918-08-11

Roland West. author Of 'aThe I'm
known Purple" which is said. to have
had a fiattering tour of try-out
towns, has hired a theater outright in
New York to protect the initial,
casual, cumulative and ultimate
profits expected from the drama.
Evening star., 1918-08-11

Bert Swor is now doing alone the
blackface single" he used to do with
the minstrel companies.
Evening star., 1918-08-11

The two Barry girls at q. F. Keith's
Evening star., 1918-08-11

- - ELODRAMA, the Cinderella
IN III of the stage, and the cast
N Off stepchild of dilettante.
u overcoming literary affec-
Evening star., 1918-08-11

picture has scenes taken in Washing
Evening star., 1918-08-11

J. Harry Jenkins. who will be re-
s"The Only Girl" has a prominent
part in the Behman show at the
Gayety this week. Another deserter
from the ranks of "the legitimate" to
burlesque is Harry Sedley. the princi-
pal comedian.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

M6bition iin6 mebr ols so Wobn,
bG1ier bollen6et ooer Der Gonen611ne
nabe. Biele Der Bm MngeiteQten
mobt1en in 6ieien Sduiern nnb nod
mebr 5ieben taglt6 Elm.
Der Gommereiat Club 8eidl1tk, be1
e%initimmig angenommen ,u1rbe,
lautet mie folgt:
Da 6ie Yan Wotor Company falt
unglaubli9en nnb beionoers er1pdb=
nens1pertben 5orti6ritt in ct. CLOUD,
Minn., in ibren @ebdu6en un6 Dem
a%Qgesneinen @ntmidelungs : Bro=
grarnm mabrenb Ser lebten 5tpoli
Monote gemadt; unb
so Die Ean Wotor COMPANY piel
mebr un0 Before Gel1ltate er5ielt fat,
als lire meilt entbuiiaitiihen Greun=
toe fir mogli6 bielten; un6
Ga Serr @. 6. Honoolfo, Der Brd=
iioeut uno @riin6er Ger Ban Motor
Company bl1rdgdngig erforidt unh
nidt .nur big ins MeuBerite ebrlif
1onoern als elm Mam nit groBen Sc:
fdbigungen befunben tpnr6e; nnb
ga iiber elfbun6ert bielige Nerlo-
men Mntbeilbober in Der San Moto1
Company iino, neil iie an 6en fiiroe:
rem grfoIg Ser Han Motor gompanr
glauben nn6 bon Ser gbrenbnftigfei1
ltno 8efabigung 6es Eraii6enten
@errn g.. 6. Fon6olfo uno ser on0e:
rem geamten nn6 8ireftoren Ser Har
Motor COMPANY i~iber5eugt 1inb; uni
"a tpir glauben, 6aB bel1te feinf
eb%renbaftere nnb beiiere Holition ben
Golfe CUR Belbanlage offeriert miro
als ste Or Ean Motor Company;
go lei biermit bon Ser @o16els:
fan1ner in ibrer reguldren monatli:
hen ger1ammlnng, bie in ct. CLOUD
Minn., Sen s.. Wfdr51 1918, gebalter
ml1roe, beid1oilen, baB mir ber5lid
l1no entbultaltiid beiOe, Sic Han Wo:
tor Company un6 g. 6. Han6olfo
inoollieren 11n6 empfeblen, nn6 6af
mir, alS cine &orperi6aff, folio bi1t=
ter ihnen iteben un6 un1er 3utrm1er
in bei6e ieben.
Gel es meiterbin bei6loiien, bot
sic !@on6elsfanrmer BON ct. CLOUD
Meinn., ser gan5en 8iirgeridaft sic:
Ter Staot empfiebf, 6ie @eiddfte mi:
irgen6 meldyem a1smartigen Inter
nebmerL 16elten6en Company obe1
fommer5ieuen Mgentur, 6ie Ger Bar
Weotcr Company o6er bem g. 6
9on6olfo, ibrem Nrdit6enten, fein6
Ii9 geionnen iin6, ein5ulteqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
Werfeiaeruna

Mm Mittpoh Den 20. Mdr5, tper-
De ih n1f meiner 6arm On Dem ct.
Soiepb1Golo Spring @ege, a Mei-
len 1peitlid BON ct. Soieph mein
gan3es gerionaleigentba1m, belteben6
aus meinem Solitein-Jrieiim Serb
gulen, &orneo Biebe SrmsbD SEQ.
142262, 26 @olitein &iiben nut @dl=
bern auf oem JuBe o6er bie bal6 font
memo, 10 jungen 9oliteins, 4Bfer6en,
6 8. s.. .. Sdl1en, oie i'm Mai mer=
fen, @anien, @ubnern, einem paar
Goqblut gdod Golies, ldmmtlider
5ormmaidinerie etc. offentlid p%eritei,
germ. Jreier 2und unb grfriidun=
gen 5ur Mittagsitunbe. @emobnlide
9eoingu11gen. = 3ieie lit Die bette
@eroe @ollteins in ser umgegenb.
Mnbreas .&etten, Gigentbumer.
g. S. @inter, @eriteigerer.
s. s. Greber, @lerf. 17=2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
lteber einen alien Tre1tnb.
Sn 9lnbetradt oes Sntereiies, +

Sn Mnbetra6t 6es Sntere1ies, mel
dies piele un1erer 2eier on DEM often,
betpdbrten @m1smittel, Sorni's Nl-
pe%nfrGl1ter, nebmen, bereitet es uns
gergniigen mittbeilen 5u f0nnen,
BOB Die 9er1teler 6%esielben, Or. Pe,
ter 6abrnep & Cons &c., @bieago,
ST., p6breno 6ieier &riegs3eiten er-
folgreib getpelen iino, ibren regel=
maBigen 8e6mf an auslan6iiden
6eilfrda1tern at erbalten. 9ieier gr=
folg lit aber MIR Ser 9batiafe su511<
Lldreiben, boB tie lire eigenen 0ertre=
ter I'M Mnslon6e buben, ste o%ngepie=
len iin6, olle Mittel on5utpenben,
obne Niifiidt auf 6ie Soften, I'M Ste
@aren nah n%eutralen @afenitGbten
SIT bringen. @enn mar Die geger=
,pdrtigen l1nfoiten 6es S5eantrms=
ports, 6ie etpa fiinfmol bober iinb
al5 51 6riebens5eiten, in getroht
5iebt, iotpie bic erb0bten Ereiie fiir
ades Moteriol, peIhe5 BEL ser Ser
1tellung ibrer Meoi5inen bertpm6t
miro, 10 lit es ~erfreulidt gu erfabren,
6aB lie nidt, uie m6ere Me6i5inge=
idnfte, ben @e%rfonfspreis ibrer Me=
bi5in erbobt boben, 1onbern es bor=
5ieben, oa1f ibren @e1pinn 5u ber5id=
ten, u1r6 6ies 10 lange thrn Derben,
ols es ibner, obne 6ireften @erluit
5u erleioen, moglih i1t.@s fonn mohr=
b%eitsgetreu bon 6ieier Tirma geiogt
mer6en, 6oB lie 6en STUFF Tires Sell
mitteIs nn6 sos @ertrol1en ibrer bic
len S%ntienben bon &1tn6en bober
1dGbt, qls finon5iellen @e1pinn. @ir
m0dten sic Mufmerfimfeit m1f be=
rem Qualification Ser @ranfenbote"
1enfen, melde uniern 2eiern gratis
511geihiH miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
&eritetgernng

Mm Gienitag, 6en IA. Mdr5, mer=
6e ih 0ffentlid 5 Bfer6e, IA Stud
&in6bieb, 4 Gbelter meiBe Sh1peine
1tn6 alle 5orm= nnb @ousgerdtbe 81
fentli6 berlteiger1t. Sreier 2urd unl
grfril9unger CUR Mittogsitnn6e. Sc.
m0bnli6e Sermi11e. Mnbreas @als,
gigentbiimer.
g. s. @inter, @eriteigerer.
S. 6. Greber, GIerf. 17=21
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

Sn bieier @%erlammlung fam Die
Meinung gum Musorl1d, 6aB Ole 81
gentbumstpertbe ser 5ta6t uber
$6,000,000 ge1tiegen itn6 infolge Ser
2ofotion ser Han in ct. Glou6, unb
ooB oie gigentbumspertbe ser an=
gren5enben @egen0 um $10,000>000
burb 0ie bier lo3ierte Nnlage lteigen
miiroe. @err Ban6olfo bielt cine aus
ge5ei9nete Iniprade gerube bon ser
2eber meg, in melder Ell oen 8etpob=
rern ct. CLOUD mittbeilte, Bob mab=
reno HOO l1nteridriften fir Mntbei=
le outs ser ltmgegernb. etn m1sge5ei6=
netes 3el1gniB mare, 6ie totale @elo=
a1rlage 11l1r gegen 100000 betriige,
oogegen oieie Summe in mebrfa6em
Setrage bier a%rtsgegeben tporoen lei.
@or einem Sabre fam 6ie Son
Doctor Company init 0rei geaVten
= 6. g.. Hanbolfo, Hrait6ent, Sobn
gurritt, Sefretdr 11n6 6. S. @orn1an,
Anoitor noh ct. CLOUD. @eute iinb
mebr als $50 Mngeltellte tagtdglid
ltnb einen Sbeil ser geaht bei6dftigt,
TIM COS @eihdft Ser @ompanp Biz
5l1r Stun6e aufre6t at balten. Sic
Ean Motor Company feiert 6ieies
er1te Mnniberiorium ibrer Infunft in
ct. CLOUD, in6em lie eine Ml1tomobil
Musltellu1tg Ser Ean Hro0ufte peran=
italtet - 6ie 1918 nnb 1919 Far
Naliogier Cars un6 Sen En Smrf=
Greao Sractor. Ser Sractor lit bon
~Gropler" Snip un6 miro oem Sar-
mer belfen, Sic Hro6uftion bon Sc
trei6e 51 erboben un6. ein gr1parniB
Ser SEQ ten Ser Hfer6e uno Der Nrbei1
5u lidern. Sic Muslteuung miro IN
sem Commercial Club 3immern Biz
Gonntag an6mtern. Die 6abrif SEQ
1 ser Company itebt fertig 90, nnf
es >per6en iebt in 6erielben @ars ber:
ge1teqt. 6abrif go. 2, 644 Ito Suf
groB, gebt ibrer Gollen0ung %entgegen
Ser Gement=6llar lit IN etpa Ser
@dlfte see @ebG1t6es gelegt, un6 eS
miro ertpartet, BOB in 6erielben bal}
Gar5 a%ngefertigt ner6en. Sn Der Tar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07

Gin 8eidlnf, in meldem bic In-
erfennnng ct. Climbs fit Die grofen
Genuine gum Mmsbr1tf gelangt, mel
die ser Stabt ct. Gloub nnb hinge
geno eripadien, etnitimmig bpn Der
ct. Glpnb 9anbelsfammer am Diem
itagabmo in elmer ser gr6ften nnb
ent9niiaitiiditen &eriammlnngen, Sic
je in bieier Sta6t eebalten uuroe, an=
genDmmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-03-07
6e1t am %berfanfen.

Sn 8a0en berpadt ooer per $50
genlabung. 3obmes un6 miIbes Sen;
o11d in 8oGen gebrohtes &ogge11-
ltroh. Selepbon 1912.
1921 st. S. 9. 2, Guuf Rnpibs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
TODAY's RESUME OF WORLD WAR.
Turkey is out Of the war.

Turkey is out of the war.
An armistice which is said to effectuay prevent Tur
key from rcs1mng hostities concluded with British
representatives in Salonka at noon today
Austria Hungary already tentatively split up into
several Independent states by series Of revolutions and
with anarchy spreading hourly throughout the country
is frantically seeking peace.
The Austrians officially declare they voluntarily
withdrawing their armies from occupied territories in
Italy and the Balkans.
With the Austrian defenses split on wide front
east Of the Pave and Italian British French and Ameri
can troops pouring through the gap the entire Its mile
front from Switzerland to the Adriatc reported to
have bazed into action today
Official reports state Austrian prisoners now total
5000 and that 300 guns have been captured.
The British and French suddenly began drive to-
ward Ghent this morning and are reported to be progress
ing we'll They were last reported four miles from that
important Belgian city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
confeEence is in session

Paris, Oct. ,Si.-(Noon} }-Conversa-
tons between members Of the inter;
satted diplomatic council continued to-
day at Colonel Houses headquarters
Allied representatives called there
and remained some time.
Premier Clemencfau and Marsha!
Foeh returned at noon from Versailles,
where the council is sitting, looking
greatly satisfied The Austrian note to
President Wilson was first handed to
Colonel House by the United Press.
Will separate peace be the out
come = he was asked.
They certainly are asking it., he
replied smiHngiy, "but your opinion
ha as good as mine. =
High allied diplomats consider the
note as formal severance Of. the Aus.
fso-German alliance, which was oas Of
the allies war. aims, leaving Prussia
atone on the battlefront.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
= y Il = y 4 \ 4 4 x x < <

Washington, Oct. 3l.-ssBig doings ,
was the enthusiastic exclamation OF
Chief Of Staff March this afternoon
when informed by the United Press
of the capitulation of Turkey and the
reported appeal or an armistice on the
field Of battle by Austria Hungary.
And war department officials indi.
Gated they expected more ssbig doings''
before long.
Washington, Oct. 31.-President Will
son will not reply formally to the last
Austrian note, Secretary Lansing stat
ed today.
The Swedish minister, however, will
be told orally that the Austrian note
will be submitted to the governments
associated with the United States in
the war.
The Swedish minister is in charge OF
Austrian interests in the United States.
Copenhagen, Oct. 31.--All foreign
territories occupied by the Austrian
ermies will be deserted within a few
days, after which the armies will be
delnobilized. according to Vienna dis.
patch received here today.
Washington, Oct. 31.--Heayy artil-
lery fire on the American front east
Of the Meuse and destruction of 2l
enemy airplanes Wednesday was re-
ported by General Pershing today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
AUSTR|ANS GIVE UP
ALL Of CONQUERED
TERRITORY NOW HELD
Orders Issued To Armies
From Vienna To Withdraw
Within Own Borders.
By J. W. T. Mason


(united Press war expert)
New York, Oct. 3l.-To what extent
the crumbling Hapsburg empire is pre-.
pared to resist on its own soil before
accepting the demands Of the demo
cratic nations for unconditional sur
render, will be made known within a
few days.
The withdrawal Of the Austro. Hun
garian armies from all occupied terri!
tory which has been ordered by the
Vienna government, should permit the
dual monarchy to form It's lines afresh
along its own frontier by the first Of
next week, if the high army command
follows the frantic directions of the
civilian rulers.
Thereafter what Is left Of Austria
Hungary win have definitely abandon.
ed all thought Of conquest and if it
continues the war 1t will be fighting
solely against terms Of unconditional
surrender.
Y The ability Of the Hapsburg armies
to prolonQ the struggle, even for telf
defense, is highly doubtful. The disin-
ltegrating forces now at work within
the empire have already made self
preservation impossible. Although Aus
ria.Hungary continues to be thought
of as one country, it Is very doubtful
whether at this moment the authorities
at Vienna are the dc facto govern.
ment Of the Hapsburg empire, or, in
deed, whether a Hapsbnrg empire now
exists in anything but name.
These matters will become clearer
when the troops of the dual monarchy
are behind their own boundary after
abandoning Poland, Serbia and Italy.
IL strong defensive fight can still
be made under tho Hapsburg banner,
the war in southern Europe will have
to be carried well into the enemy s
territory.
But il loyalty to the imperial house
has vanished with the defeat of the
imperial armies, it will not be possible
for Karl to inspire his troops to con
tinue the struggle for vanished SOW
crcignty. In that event, November
should see Austria Hungary out of the
war and Germany isolated against the
world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
ISSUE STATEMENT
OPPOSING PRESIDENT
Call On Voters OF Nation 10
Repudiate And Discredit
Administration.

Now York, Oct. 31.-Urging election
of a republican congress, Ex-President
Roosevelt and Ex-Prcsident Taft today
issued joint, signed statement IN re.
ply to the appeal of President Wilson
for election of democratic congress.
Tho statement, which was made pub.
lic by the republican national commit
tee, laid stress on the present peace
conversation with Germany and ds.
elared "the president has Indicated 0
Willingness to make a peace negotia
tion. He has not demanded, as he
might have done, in three lines, that
which the American people demand,
an unconditional surrender y
Roosevelt and Taft declared the war
was being fought to suppress one-man
control. President Wilson'S IS IA peace
terms were called general and vague
and fear was expressed that they would
not lead to a real peace treaty.
The statement follows.
"l-The war must be fought to un.
conditional surrender unless this. il
achieved before.
"2-Thc terms Of world peace must
be settled. .ta
1.-THE democratic administration
after expending billions Of treasure and
exercising more. absolute power than
any administration in our history must
give an account Of it's stewardship.
"4-The change from war conditions
to peace must be brought about with
the least disturbance and the work Of
reconstruction must be broadly begun.
A republican congress would be
much better qualified than one con
trolled by democrats, to aid the coun-
try in adopting the measures needed
for these four great tasks.
" "first-Even as minority party
the republicans made the winning Of
the war possible by passing the origin
al draft bill. Without this We could
not have trained AMI landed the two
million of men now in France. As a
minority party the republicans forced
upon the reluctant president and sec.
retarv OF war after an injurious delay
of four months, the amended draft act
without which we could not have put
two more millions at the front next
July. The speaker. the leader and the
chairman Of the military committee Of
the democratic house opposed the orig
inal draft with all the vigor possible.
1t was saved and SO our country q
cause was saved by the republican mi
nority.
Second-The new senate must an.
prove by two-thirds vote, the terms Of
peace. These terms should be settled
not by one man only. 1t is one.mal
control we are fighting in this war TO
suppress. If the peace treaty is to be
useful in the future. it must be ap-
proved by the great body of the Amcri-
can people. The president. has indicat-
ed o willingness to make peace by ne
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
GENERAL T0WNSHfND,
. CAPTURED BY TURKS,
WAS PEACE ENVOY
Complete Terms OF Armistice
With Turkey Are Not
Made Pubic.
By John Deaandt

(TFnifa1 Israss Ctaff Cso~.,s.,o,, H.. a.
Nshi'7u iiess o'u'i ootresponuehtl
raris' Oct Si.-deneral Townshend
commander of the British Mesopotam
ian force which surrendered al Kut
Ell. Amara. was the messenger who hore
the Turkish request for an armistics
to the allies. it was officially anuounc
ed today. .1 gg
Townshend was forced ~ lav dowr
his arms April 20, 1916. andA was sen,
as prisoner to an island In The Sea
of Marmora.
Admiral Leygues, French minister a
marine, entered the chamber of deputie,
this afternoon and made the FOLLOWING
lowing. declaration.
sPremier Clemenceau has been do
tained AT Versailles The ;nter.all;ad 81
perior war council charged me u mako
in the name Of the government ire fol
loowing declaration:
tsA few days AGO. General Towon
shcnd was fread ~ a. - ;rforr, NJ,
British admiral commnna;n0 IL n,
Aegean sea that tbe Tnrk;sh ooveyr
ment asked that negotia ations be onen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
TURKEYS PLEA FOR PEACE
IS PASSED ON TO ALLIES
BY SECRETARY LANSING

peace, and that he notify all belligcr-
ent states Of the request and invite
them to delegate plenipotentiaries to
initiate negotiations, the imperial OF
toman government accepting as a basis
for the negotiations the program laid
down BY the president in his message
70 congress of January 8, 1918, and in
his subsequent declarations, especially
llthe speech Of September 81. 1t is fur
kssr requested by the imperial Otto
aims and armistice 0nsiderationsswere
clothed in secrecy today.
The general understanding here is
that no definite announcements will
be made until the conference comes
forth with full, united statement OF
agreement on peace terms and perhaps
simultaneously with armistice condi.
tions. Reports that armistice terms al
ready had been sent Germany caused
surprise here.
1t is pointed out that there are three
courses Germany may pursue when
these terms come out, namely:
First reject them completely and
continue the war.
Second, accept them and end the war.
Third, protest loudly and either try
to stir her people TO press the war, or
man government that steps be taken
for the immediate conclusion Of a gen.
eral armistice on land, on sea and in
the air.
"iBy direction Of the president, I
have the honor to inform your excel
lency that the government of the Unit.
ed States viii bring the communication
af the Turkish charge d'affaires to the
knowledge Of the governments at war
with Turkey.
Accept, exeeIleney. the renewed IS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
French. Deputy's 8 view

Paris, Oct si. Deputy Bussenot
'asnher Of the naval committee Of the
chamber Of deputies, urged today that
me armistice terms include.
allied contsai of the U-boats.
hemeval Of all marine mines.
occupation Of Euxhaven, Heligoland,
fela and Cattaso.s
taking over Of all German tonnage
y acntral ports Is partial replacement
= ne 10000, ,a004tons Of allied shipping
saak b. Germsa. submarines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31

The British fought a bloody,
losing campaign at Gallipoli to
force the opening Of the Oar.
danelles in 1915. Their expedi-
tion was finally obliged to with
draw. Several allied warships
were sunk in vain efforts 10
get through the narrows.
The Dardanelles was known
in ancient history as the Helles-
pont. A British squadron under
Sir John Duckworth forced
passage in 1907, but suffered
heavy losses in the trip out.
French and British fleets
passed through the Dardanelles
at the request Of the sultan in
1853 in the Crimeun war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
NEWS DISCOUNTED
BY GENERAL VIEW
Meeting With Delay Elsewhere
| Turks Appealed Directly
TO Great Britain.


The Dardanelles strait connects tho
Mediterranean with the sea Of Marrlo-
"a aad il The water defense Of Con
stantirtple. The Lardanelles il, fifty
miles long and is sufficiently narrow 10
prsvc.t the. passage Of wasships wh,l..
i,c sorsliicatlons on each side nrs II.
active service.
From The Dardanolics to Constanti-
noplc VIA the sea Of Marmora is /. !
Mills Tho sen of Marmora has no dr.
fcnses and once past the Darianr.lss
8, pssamIinolile is wholly at the mas.y
Of an approaching fleet.
London, Oct 31.--British represen-
tatives concluded an armisticc with
Turkey at Salonika at noon today, ae-
icording to authoritative information
received here.
The terms are said to include free
passage Of the Dardanclles and to hs
such that it will be impossible for Tur-
key to resume hostilities. Turkey il
thus definitely out Of the war.
Turkey approached Great Britain for
early separate peace. The arm,stics
was The result.
British officials, 1t was stated on
high authority, had been expecting
Turkey to surrender on the battlefield
1t is understood that the Turkish ar
mistiee includes unconditional surfG@
der.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
Proceeding OF Versailles AL
lied Conference Are Veil
ed In Secrecy.

washington, Oct. 31.--The United
States government today forwarded to
the allies Turkeys request for an i'm.
mediate armistice. Similar action is
expected to be taken shortly with the
Austrian appeal, IL 1t already has not
been done. The actions win place in
the hands Of the Versailles conference
appeals for peace from all Of the cen
tral powers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
National Chairman Does
Not Agree With Roosevelt

Washington, Oct. 31.--Will
k Hays, national republican chair
( man, today called upon the
country to prepare for peace
< "by electing a republican con
gress.' The aims Of the repub
lican party are threefold, Hays
( said.
k First to win the war.
Second, peace with victory
: and not peace by compromise
Third, to prepare now in a
: sane manner for the problems
: of reconstruction.
: "To stand by the president
: in support Of all war measures
: is duty and privilege which
! republicans have assumed as 0
matter Of course" said Hays.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
By Henry wood

Omitted Press staff correspondent
With the Italian Armies in the Field,
Oct. 31.--General Treat Ohio troops
are in contact with the Austrians cast
of the Piave.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-31
+ x 4 x 4 4 X Z 4 x

London, Oct. 31.--(3:50 p. n.y. )--The
Austrian commander in chief on the IT.
allan front has applied to General Diaz
for an arnlistice, it was stated on high
authority this afternoon.
The request was forwarded to the in
ter-allied council In Versailles.
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Fifty Thousand Is
Latest Count Made

Rome, Oct. 31.--The Italian
and allied armies in Italy have
taken more than $4,000 pris-
onefs and 300 guns, the war Of
fiee announced today.
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Refugees say that the mania for mur
der among the Bolheyik officials O
Russia is 50 strong that they ever
shoot their own partisans.
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General view Confirmed.

Washington, Oct..3l. 3l.--London caoics
that Turkey had agreed to an afpis.
tiee confirmed the general view here
that she would appeal direct to the al
lies and take what she was given pro-
vided the United States did not hurry
iis repiy to the original note.
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Official Report

London, Oct 31.-The allied advance
east Of the Piaye is continuing without
check, the war office announced today.
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LONDON, Oct. s. (By mail. ~
This is the vicar of Shilling,
ton i summary Of the war to
date.
Tanks, Yanks, spanks,
thanks.''
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Paris, Oct. SLID p. m. )-.-Austrian
prisoners now total more than $4,000, it
was officially announced here this at.
ternoon. Three hundred guns havs
been captured and more than 100 vii.
lagos liberated.
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By lowell Mellett. n

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.)
With the British Armies in France,
Oct. 3l.-The French and British at
tackled this morning in the direction of
Client. The battle is reported to be
going well. .