Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-01-14
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND AsouT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
western Newspaper Union News
ABOUT HI WAR

Great B%rltaln's loss OF officers and
mon at the Dardanelles up TO Dec. II
was ii2,91i.
Germans retakc summit of Hart
manns.W eillerkopf On western front,
capturing l,500 prisoners.
Japanese liner Yasaka Maru, with
n American Of board, sunk without
warning by submarine. No lives were
lost.
An Athens dispatch says that a
British submarine has sunk the Ger
man steamer Leros and other craft
In the Sea of Marmora.
British sailors from a cruiser In the
North Atlantic boarded the steamer
Rotterdam and forcibly removed from
The vessel mail bound for the United
States.
Germany informs Greece the leu.
ton armies hope TO reach Saloniki by
Jan. Is, and promises to %evacunte
Greek territory "as soon as the task
Ia finished"
Since the war began 73l ships
owned by Germany's enemies have
been destroyed, according 60 reports
made at Berlin. Their aggregate ton.
mage is 1,ii7,G2s.
Russla's long.thrcatoned blow has
fallen ON Bulgaria. The Cars war
ships, conveying sixteen transports
loaded with troops, shelled Varna,
landed large forces and laid waste the
city.
Tho British parliament has voted
TO increase England's army to 4,00O,-
600. An appeal for financial aid from
the people, and II shakeup IN the Brit
ish general staff Is reported from
London.
Harold J. Tenant, parliamentary
undcr.secretary for war, In the House
Of Commons at London, said the mum.
Der Of casualties published In the Of
flclal lists for Prussia, Saxony, Ba-
varla ard Wurtemberg, up to Nov. 80,
were a,52i.4G0. OF that number, he
added, 4si,22s men were killed or
died Of their wounds, 35l,19S were
severely wounded, 27,G7i died OF dis
ease, End 3S1.1i9' were missing. Naval
casualties, he said, were not included
In the figures.
WESTERN
Judge A. J.. seay, formerly terrific
rial governor OF Oklahoma, died at his
home nj Long Beach. Cal.
The nltro.glycerlne plant OF the
Aetna Powder Company at Fayville,
ILL.,, was blown up when 1900 pounds
OF nitro-glycerlne exploded.
Mrs. Julia Anne Banker Adams,
90 years old, grandmother of Maudo
Adams, died at the home OF Mrs.
Adams Kiskndden. mother of Maude
Adams, at Salt Lake.
After having arrested 4. j. Walton
aged 40. at Paris, Tex, charged with
the murder OF his daughter, Pauline.
the night Of Dec. n, officers con.
tlnued thoir search for evidence.
With the same necktle with which
she attempted to take her own life,
Mrs. Minnie Schmitz. 40, strangled
her %17-year.old daughter. Gertrude, to
death, according to the police at en-.
c%lnnati, Ohio.
Denver police have been asked to
search for Grace slaughter, %la.year.
old daughter OF John n. slaughter of
Laramie, Wyo, who disappeared from
the homo OF her uncle. James "A.
Slaughter OF Denver, where she has
been visiting for the last two months.
WASHINGTON
Full powers TO settle the Ancona
ease have been given the Austrian
charge d'affaires at the national CAPT
tai, il Is reported.
In notifying the State Department
that Great Britain would permit the
immediate shipments OF i,T00 tons of
logwood or dyestuffs from jamaica TO
the United states. the British embas.
~ has indicated that the shortage of
the extract OF logwood In Canada
must be relieved as a condition of the
emharEo's modification.
Full settlement Of the Lusltnnln
ease, including PREPARATION for tho
lives OF the American victims, which.
Il became known, recently was near.
has been postponed by the dismissal
Of the German naval ana military at.
taches and the American demands ON
Austr'n.liuuenry as a result OF the
sinking OF the Ancona