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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
ANOTHER FAKE PEACE OFFER.

Germany it is reported has submitted another alleged
peace offer through Spain While official statement
has been received it is stated the terms are similar to
those heretofore offered that is that Germany dictate
the peace to suit herself all required of the allies being
hat they assent to it. 1t demands the return Of all Ger
colonies the disarmament of Gibraltar and the Suez
canal no anneXations or indemntieS the western
front the recognition of the Rumanian and Russian treat
les and the determining of the fate Of Belgium and other
small countries at the peace conference 1t is the terms
that might be offered by victor who not overly
generous but not that the allies consider
from defeated enemy, for that is what Germany is.
She will fight long and hard yet, but she is whipped
Just the and her leaders know it, 1t is suggested
by military expert that the Rhine, not the Asne is
the place where peace terms will be considered This is
putting it mildly for it is inc0nceivabe that the is
to end without Germany feeling of the things due
to fighting on her own SOIL Fhe question Of Beg gium
will be left to any peace conference to decide 1t
will be one of the prerequisites to entertaining any peace
talk As to Russia and Rumana and their fake treaties
they will never be recognized long the United States
has dollar man able to fight left TO make peace
with Russia under the thumb of Germany would be to
leave Prussianism with naton of nearly two hundred
millions Of people for it to Germanze and thus f0rtify
itself for another world struggle Germany does not
seem to understand that this is fight to fnish and
that finish wlether be world forever free from the
menace Of PnlssianS, world in which cvilizaton
is doomed to revert to another long dethronement There
is thinking of peace until this is borne home
the German people. They must form some kind of al
talk can be INDUCED in There be no peace treaty
made with gang of military dictators who in advanced
the world that they will respect such treaty sol
long it suits them to do so and no longer Germany
must clean her own house before making overtures of
peace.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Democrats Choose
Smith For Governor

Saratoga N. Y. July 24.-Alfred f.
Smith of the board of aldermen of
New York and former speaker of the
assembly, Will head the democratic
state ticket in the coming primaries,
as the party's candidate for governor.
He received the endorsement from the
regulars here this afternoon. Oppon.
ents withdrew after having made a
hard fight for recognition.
The only dissenting voice in the con-
yention against Smith was raised by
Judge Samuel G, Seabury who object
ed to the candidate on the ground that
he was "too close to Tammany'', and
served the best interest of "the worst
part of the democratic party.' His vote
was cast for William Church Osborn.
but was counted as only a half vote.
lie later moved that the vote for
Smith be made unanimous.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Ripping Rhymes
HELPING. TO WIN.
BY Wall Mason

Breathes there man with soul so dead he never to
himself hath sad " dig up money every chance if that
the Hun, have no use for boarded mon The hat I've
worn since 93 will do another year for me- the shoes
bought three years ago will to bear me to and fro
the pants drew in fathers will are fit for ample service
still root for Uncle Sam at ba so come along and pass
the hat It's hard to understand the skate who's schem
ing early scheming ate to see how little he can gve he
ought to be ashamed to live Committees call at his abode
and kindly ask him to unload He backs and fills and huns
and haws, and shoves pffle through his laws I
dug up fifty cents last May; can't spare anything to-
day. Ana ne can face himself that guy who ought to
uhnt hole and die But in the long sad years to come
he'll find this world is out of plumb he failed to whoop
for liberty and while he lives on earth he'll be as lone
as the yaer dog that hangs around the city morgue
On, we must give until it hurts until we've soaked our
sunday SHIRTS and when we've given all own still
strive to give another bone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25

The German crown prince has suddenly changed his
plans about retreang from the Marne and has appar
emily determined to fight out where he is He has prob
ably made serious mistake Reports of the battle front
show he is in dangerous position with his lines of COM
muncaon under fire and in danger of being severed at
any time Once this is done his escape would be problem
atcal at least With the tremendous quantity of muni
tons required and his communications cut off he would
find himself disamed The result can be foreseen
il he sticks to his determination there should be some
terrific fighting within the next few days. for if he is to
free himself he must act quickly Every day conditions
remain they adds to his danger That he will make
terrific effort either to break through on the southern
'front.' to crowd back the Americans and French around
Sossons and on the line south of that point is certain
Most likely the latter attempt will be made for it will be
necessary to force this front back to make his retreat
reasonably safe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25

I now warden of the penitentiary, second
lieutenant.
M. l.. Meyers was first sergeant and
DIR. II. G. Epley corporal. The men were
all of medium weight or rather slender,
especially the first sergeant and the
corporal. The picture shows that III
1890 the Oregon National guards were
uniformed very much after the pattern
OF the Civil War period. The caps were
Of the familiar Civil War blue, brought
wc!l down on the forehead, and the uni
forms of the regulation blue, with a
white stripe down the outer sides of the
trousers the higher the rank the broad
er the white stripe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Brazil Hits German
Propaganda Hard

Rio DE JaneirO. July 25.--The Bra,
lillian government today struck at the
financial end Of German propaganda
in Brazil by ordering liquidation of
three German banks here, which had
been the center of German activities.
The banks taken over were the ALE.
mao Transatlantic company, capital
ized at forty million marks; the Bra
shansehe Bank Fur Deutschland, TWEEN
ty three million marks and the Deut.
sehe Sudamerieanische, twenty million
marks.
Liquidation of the banks is believed
to be the immediate forermner of a
general uprooting Of German interests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Retail Shoe Statesmen
Ask For Exemption

Peoria, ILL.,, July 25.-Illinois shoe re.
tailers today warned the government
that :" serious foot ills'' will be suf-
fered by the combatant public -
If the war department. continues to in
elude shue fitting in its classification
of productive occupations.
upon unanimous vote Of the conven-
tlon the association sent telegram to
Provost Marshal General Crowder and
illinois representatives in congress pro
testing against the enforcement of the
"work or fight" order against shoe
clerks of draft age. :
Support in all war work and coopera-
ton with the war industries board in
the conservation of material was pledg-
ed in another resolution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Austrians Plan Big
Offensive On Italy

Washington, July 95.--Stung by the
smashing defeat of their plans in
France, the Teutons are believed about
to strike in Italy.
Major General Emilio Guglielmotti,
Italian military attaehe here, believes
the boche will try this means of stop
ping Italians from going to the west
front and will also try thus to cover
up at home the fiaseo of the Rheims
smash.
Guglielmoth asserts the blow is
most likely to come in the mountain
front because the Austrian forces in
this section were the least affected by
the rout aleng the Piave.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
LEAGUERs OFFERED JOBS

Duluth, Minn July 25.--Maior lea
que baseball players received offers
of employment in this region today.
Men invited included Walter johnson
of Washington; Hank Severoid, of St
Louis; Hub Perdue, formerly of Bos-
ten and Claude Hendrix Of the Chicago
Cubs. Players are being recruited for
the new Head of the Lakes -Mesaba
league to play holiday dates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25

1t is stated the kaiser was at the front to see his
son started on his way to Paris must have been keen
disappointment to him to instead his youngster get
deuced bad maulng and have his face turned toward
Berlin instead 1t was probably this that caused change
In the plans of the prince and decided him to make
another attempt to force his enemies back If he is beat
en- in this it will take lots of nip out of his deuded SOL
diers, and weaken their morale to dangerous stage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Showing Photograph
OF Old National Guard

NJ L. Meyers is showing with pleas
ure a photograph taken in 1891 Of Co.
FL, End regiment, Oregon National
guard It is while the company was at
Camp Grant, Eugene, that the boys pos
ed for their picture.
The company was in command of
Captain Harold B. Fiske, who is now q
major general on the staff of General
Pershing in France. Reese Lebo was
first lieutenant and Charles A. Murphy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25

Another thing that has caused a change in the Ger
plans the western front the danger to the house
of Hohenzoern at home if the much boased drive that
was to bring peace and victory results in terrible de-
feat The kaiser and his henchmen know they are liable
to lose their jobs quickly should the German people wake
up to the fact that they have been deliberately deceived
for the past two years. Of the two evils of losing few
hundred thousand men or losing their jobs as rulers they
prefer the former 1t is not any Of the family of titled
robbers who will lose their lives but instead Just the COM
mon German soldier whose life is of value in the
estimation of the ruling family than that of snake
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Salem AsOnished
By Merchants Story

A merchant relates the following:
For years | could not sleep without
turning every hour Whatever | ate
caused gas and sourness. Also had
stomach eatarrh. ONE SPOONFUL
buekthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mix
ed in Adler-i-ka relieved me IN
STANTLY." Because Adler-i-ka flush.
es the ENTIRE alimeitary tract it re-
lieves ANY CASE constipation, sour
stomach or gas and prevents appenli-
citis. 1t has QUICKEST action of any
thing we ever sold. ]. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
Three Farmers Killed
By Lightning Stroke

4 Ephrata, Wash, July 25.-
kThrae farmers driving four hor-
( sc team at some distance from
< each other were killed near here
( by one bolt of lightning. They
4 were Don Williamson, j. Hig-
< gins and Alfred Powers.
Roy Billingsley boy who was
< who was walking beside one OF
< the wagons was thrown 10 feet
( but was not seriously hurt.
< One horse was killed.
Z Y X X x X 4 !, X y !. IL y \.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
ohamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy

Now is the time to buy bottle of
this remedy so as TO be prepared in
case that any one Of your family should
have an attack Of collie or diarrhoea
during the summer months. Tt is worth
a hundred tines its cost when needed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25
GREEK CHURCH HEAD COMING

Rome, July 25.-The Archbishop of
Athens, president Of the Greek holy
synod, arrived here today en- route to
the United States, where he will settle
questions concerning the
Greek orthodox church in America.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25

If you have not already done so fill up your pocket
book and be ready for the celebration Tuesday Remem-
Der all the money you spend that day will be used in
taking care of the boys in France andf you like the way
they are doing things to the Huns you viii not hesitate
about going clear to the bottom of the purse by the end
of the day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25

The Fenwick Newell Company present two programs
at Chsuuqua the
platform Fenwck Newell heading company lyric tenor who b.
peen advancing rapidly
rich natural voice under instruction of the two greatest oc
coaches in the country Radanovts Oscar saener of
York, has developed tones and color
Miss Lillian Shank violonce
ana deep musical understanding the
FORM Mary Jane Ggby artist at the piano
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-25

Not less than $4,000 people from the outside districts
in Salem Tuesday when the big celebration is pulled off
1t will be great day, one suited to the occasion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28
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6isia blpomenna pitfdperiaitaina flo
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Il lnltlaa.
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Sltmalanpallpelns ia rippilasten
s.. b. @btoolliielle lasteminen Sron
tpoooisfa pGGiidispfitpdnG 81 p. flo
9 ap.
&ippilasten iubIa iamana pditpd-
ma firton alaialisia flo 3 ip.
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foniertti YGdfi1isp1iapGn iltana flo
8 Italia f%irfosia.
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Slrmalanpalauelis toiien p1Gii-
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ia Scr 81stin luona torstaina A b.
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nd pddiidispdiipdn1 &aniallisi eura-
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toorin toimesta. Hlioriioliiton ie.
fafoorii tiilc pai aspnstamaan 0es-
lNmerin ia maboolliiesti mposfin
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foorit ie..l pfiitpiiet lanlajat, ioisto
eritpiiestl moinittafoon @rs 8uo'
rcn ia poiesiori 8atlonin iololm'
ut. Silciiuubesia pub'u mposfir
Wr Mbo Soncocfista. &oniertti al
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to,nen folebti. Ilaialisia iuooaar
fobpia foniertin p%datpttpd. Sron
moooin ia lGbiieuoun iuomalaiiet
iaom,foa liifuiiina nauttimaan ben
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tcfce faiffea aloan furlumao tyS:a
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ainrto ia ofiiiii 500 G. slpcr !.
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I'd, ionfa ~laitoitte, paan plin fiitos
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mnsia muistosl IA.
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OmpelitIeuran fofoufiesia firfon
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tanllt fdbmipopoan oil tiiIoia 1913.
2asten ompeluieuran fofonfiesiu
Wrs 8lombergin luona oil trloia
$2.15. &iitos poptien fattaiille Scr
&anfaaIle ia Mrs 8lombergille.
Yitfiperiaitaina on jumalanpal-
pelus flo 9 ip. &GpfGGmme iilloin
jrtblintaan iultrta jublaomme ianun
Gdreen.
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Irel sGbo Sancocfista pltbiiu. @lo'
tontnte tGsmGlleen flo 1873 flu Scr
9(bon on riennettGpG Srontuoobiin
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&afii henfilod fdiittdtpG per.
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ma jailmoittaiii Suomalaiieen o.
iuusfauppaan. Hubelimella woipi
mposfin tieoottaa no. 667.
(Slm.) q. &apmono.
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@iimeinen Iasten ompelhieiiran
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Il oIitpat tuIIeet SronApoobista Mrs
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~ufiesia titli poptGtiiGoa $500. &ii.
tos Intti SasielilIe fabtpipopoasm.
SumalanpaItpelus on Sron Bel
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Der grel slbo Smcocfista pitbitu fl
Ioin.
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Micb. iaopui paiffafunnalle piime
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S,tulca iau;:a Wo:ricn lu.s;.
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Recommendations mime ilinnuntai-
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toimotalnne onena.
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Mrs Matti Mnberion toteertiit
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MGen li,ona flo s illalla. Wepos
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X
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iaapunut Silberg & &etoIa buone.
fa%lufauppadn. - (ilm.)
= 2asten ompeluieuran mppiGi-
Jet olipat miime tesfimiiffona, obiel
maa oil riiniaasti, etitpGisi1 mii.
iiiffia, patti pitbe ionfa 8ertta
&antamGfi pitt. Suloia oil mppi1i
iistG $42.S0 iosta fiitos faifille pb
teiiesti. 2asten ompeluleitra Lott
ioitti fasiastaun leitrafunnalle $50
ppbGfoululle SIS ia Saappani lGbe-
tpfielle $40. Yilolen tpitooen aifana
on ompelrieltra foonnitt maroia
noin 500 oollarin paitoille. Sierra
on iiunannit lasten tponl DbG eoel-
leen innostusta, raffaat nlioret pst1
tpGni!
&dpfdGpd npt plan Mlttaian
firiapainosia uuoistamasla tilaiif-
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nafan :.
= @lioriioIiiton illanpietosia pp
I'D iltana oil palion m1feG ia boil
jon obielmaa.. 0bteislanliin ia rii-
foufien iGlteen of ptiinlaiiliia 99r
&upias, Iauiuntoa @iss &opffqti,
lalIua pastori ia @ars Biiori, hut
iuntoa Wiss &GmGri, laulra eiifti-
mot mp0s ppba folilrtpttoien fo0ri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28

- 2asten maunuia runias wali-
toima iaapunut Silberg & &etolan
liiffeeieen. 222 6. Wc2eoo atpe.
= (ilm).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-28
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