Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-08-03

Slam declared war on Germany and
Austria.
British U.boat and big steamer are
sent TO bottom.
South Carpathians scene of signal
Russian victory.
Russians defending Tarnopol leave
city to Germans.
Collapse OF Russian war machine
adds gravity to war.
Germans used liquid fire in capture
Of trenches from British.
Kerensky names coalition cabinet
and policy OF blood and
iron to save the Slav army.
Terrific artillery duels are raging
between the British and Germans
over n forty.mile front, from the coast
in Flanders to the river Lys.
The Germans have captured Halicz.
Podhaytse and other towns In the
crive through Gallcla. The Russians
evacuated stanisleu and fired the big
powder magazine at Tarnopol.
-Four more Galician towns-Buczacz,
Tlumacz, Ottynia and Delatyn-have
been captured by Germans as deser-
lions continue In Slav ranks and the
Russians flee toward Czernowitz.
Women soldiers of Russia fall in
battle while men desert ranks and
hide In own trenches. Dlsaffection
among Russians opens way for steady
advance Of Germans on large front in
Galicia.
A dispatch to the London Post from
Petrograd says that under Gen. Korni-
lofts drastic measures TO restore or.
der in the Eleventh army, one whole
division thereof was blown to pieces
by their W. artillery.
German losses since their counter
offensive was opened against the
French on the Aisne river front .wers
estimated by Paris military critics as
from 10000 to 100, 900 men. These fig.
ures include killed, wounded and pris'
oners.
British airmen bombed and caused
great damage to tho German subma-
"ine base at Zeebrugge. During the
last week U-boats were responsible
Tor ;Ae loss OF tw~enty.one merchant
ships OF more than 1900 tons. The
British merchant cruiser Otway was
sunk by n diver with ten men killed.
WESTERN
Mrs. Ollie Dill, mother OF twenty
one children, seventeen OF whom are
living, filed suit in Kansas City, Kan,
for divorce, charging non-support.
The directors of the Federal Re.
serve Board at Kansas City voted to
establish a branch In Denver. Il. H.
Malone OF Denver, was appointed d.
rector aud manager.
Mrs. Lillian Fife OF Denver, In SUIT
brought IN Independence. Kan, seeks
To obtain possession OF one-half OF tho
estate left by her father, DR.. b. F
Parker, who died oct. 25, 1915.
Mrs. Rena Mooney, one OF the five
defendants In the murder cases grow
ing out OF the bomb explosion NJ Sar
Francisco last summer and which
have excited worldwide interest, wal
acquitted.
Under a ruling OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission In Washington
the whole "intennountain territor.
will enjoy freight rates based upoi
proportionals OF the through trans
, continental rates to the Pacific coast
: WASHINGTON
President Wilson to insist on singh
food dictator.
Sixty per cent OF the Liberty loan /
already paid into treasury.
a DR.. Alonzo M. Taylor, government
food expert, expects a record.breal
; ing crop OF potatoes.
Americas war bill for tho flsou
year will total 81, 900, 600 900 Senate
smoot told the Senate.
Senator Lewis sees invitation to tn
United states TO bring about peace I
the speech OF German chancellor.
Canada Is to borrow S1O0, 0OO, 900 /
the United States to offset In PAL
the heavy trade balance against her 1
this country.
The Women's Liberty Loan Commi
sion, arranging for the second bi
campaign, has announced the appoin
ment OF Mrs. Louis Slado OF New Yor
as chairman VI the second federal r
serve banking district.