Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-12-17
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
western Newspaper Union News Service.
ABOUT HI WAR

tue ihOnnO front.
Austrian squadron sinks several
sailing vessels In bombardment OF
port Durazzo.
Police In Berlin were forced TO dis
perse a mob making u peaee demon
stration.
Montenegro suggested to entente
powers that II be permitted to make
separate peace.
A British submarine sank a Turkish
destroyer and five supply ships In tha
Sea OF Marmara.
Imperial chancellor tells ~reichstag
II would be folly for Germany to In
itlate peace negotiations.
Premier Asquith oun that
any serious peace proposals will
first be discussed by the allied gov
ernments."
The allies are avoiding direct en-
gagements. The ring that cuts off
the worlds supplies from the Teu.
tons is being drawn closer.
A man ON an American oil steamer
vas injured by the fire of an Aus
TRAN submarine. Another American
oil steamer has been sunk.
Germany bowed to the wishes OF
President Wilson In the cases OF Cap
tains Boy-Isd and Won Papen. The
Kaiser personally recalled the unwel.
come attaches.
Destruction OF n large ammunition
factory a. Halle, Prusslan Saxony, by
an explosion, with the loss OF several
hundred lives, is reported In n mes
sage from Holding, Denmark, TO Co
penhagen.
A new crisis has arisen between the
United States and Austria. Diplo-
matte relations may be severed as a
result. Vienna has ignored the note
on the sinking OF the Ancona, and an
Austrian submarine held up and
robbed m American ship.
Three hundred villa soldiers were
killed, 100 taken prisoners and the
remainder OF the forces under Gen.
jose Rodriguez dispersed five miles
north OF Fronteras, when Gen. p.
Elias Gales rushed In from the south
TO the rescue OF the beleaguered Car
ANA detachment, under Gen. Angel
Flores, according to reports received
at Douglas, Ariz.
WESTERN
Col. w. p. Hepburn. former con.
gresham from Iowa, is critically III at
Clarlnda.
Mrs. Carrie Lake Morton, IS years
old, wife Of JOY Morton, and mother
OF Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cudahy OF Chicago
and Sterling Morton OF Kansas City,
died OF acute nephrltis at her home
near Lisle, Ill.
Ramon Villalobos, the first man to
undergo capital punishment since Ari.
zona became n state, was hanged at
Florence. Villalobos was convicted OF
the murder OF Deputy Sheriff Phineas
Brown OF Pinal county In October,
1914.
The average wage OF Methodist
Episcopal preachers I'm Ohio Is scare
a week, and what ~ true OF ohio Is
true of most other states, according
70 n report submitted TO the Commits.
sion on Church and Country Life. IN
session at Columbus, Ohio.
Col. Charles =. Mills. editor OF the
Farm Home, died at springfield, H.,
after a long illness. He was secretary
OF the State Board OF Agriculture, a
secretary OF the American Live stock
Association, and for a timo assistant
adjutant general Of Illinois,
M
Secretary Garrison declares In his
annual report 20 the President that II
the administration plan for a cont
mental army fails, the United States
win face some form OF compulsory
military service.
Governor Dunno OF Illinois aud Sec
Rotary Stevenson OF the same state
invited President Wilson 10 speak al
tho tomb OF Abraham Lincoln al
Springfield. ~, Feb. 70. The presl
dent said he would accept II his en-
gagements permitted.
The State Department announced
tho appointment OF Judge George
Gray OF Wilmington, Del, as chair
man OF the United states govern.
ment's delegation TO the second Pan
American Scientific Congress-. which
meets In Washington Dec. %.