Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-10-04
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
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ABOUT THE WAR

French cavalry. operating 10 the
northeast OF Monastir, in Macedonia,
have captured the town OF Prilep.
In an attack against the American
outposts south OF Archangel the Boil
sheviki sustained considerable losses.
In eastern Siberia the Japanese have
captured Observation-Disclosures, capital OF
the Province OF Amur. and also the
town Of Alexievsk. Two thousand
Austro-G German troops surrendered.
Chinese troops negotiated the sur
render Of 1900 Austro-H ungarlans 70
a force OF Czechs. ear Klakhita, When
they mediated between the Czechs and
10000 Austro-H ungarians who we're
ueeing.
In both Macedonia and Palestine
the entente allied forces are giving
the already badly beaten Bulgarians,
Germans and Turks no rest, while In
France the British and French are
continuing TO draw their net more
closely about st. Quentin and the re-
naming elements OF the Hlndenburg
line In this immediate region, and the
American troops repulsed hostile
raids in the Vosges.
Disaster has o%vertaken the Teuton
army over all fields. In Palestine the
Turks are all but absolutely crushed;
In Macedonia the entente forces are
marrying their foes and threatening
them with similar disaster; In France
the British and French troops slowly
but surely are eating their way into
the vitals OF the German defensive po-
s%itions, the collapse OF which would
result In important changes all along
the western battle front, and In east
ern Siberia the japanese have made
additional strides forward in the pro
cess OF retaining that territory for
the Russians.
From north OF Jerusalem 10 the sea
OF Galllee, In the territory lying be.
tween the River Jordan and the Med
iterranean Sea, the Ottoman forces
have been caught by the swift drive
Of the British armies and virtually an
initiated. Fourteen cities, including
Nazareth, have been captured. Added
TO the heavy casualties suffered by
the Turks, hordes OF them we're made
prisoner and many more are wander.
ing, bewildered. without leaders, in
the hills, eventually to be brought in
to swell the great total. At last &C.
counts more than $4,000 OF the sui.
tan's soldiers and eco guns and large
quantities Of war stores were In Brit.
'sh hands. To add TO the demoraliza-
tion Of the Turkish morale, allied avia.
tors are carrying out successful bomb
ing raids against Constantinople.
WESTERN
Archbishop John Ireland died
Wednesday morning at his home in
st. Paul.
John 8. (Jack) Walters, for thirty.
one years connected with the South
Omaha Union S%tockyards and for
many years superintendent, died at an
Omaha hospital.
More than $4,000. 900. the self.im.
posed quota of the Homestead works
OF the Carnegie Steel Company at
Pittsburgh, for the fourth Liberty
loan, was subscribed by the 1920 EN-.
ployes OF the plant In forty-one hours,
The potash reduction plant OF the
companies at Antioch. near Omaha,
was destroyed by fire, The plant com
prised two complete units. erected at
a cost OF ss0O.O OO.
Roy Lancaster atlas Kansas City
Blaokie," alleged member OF the LOWS
band and sought by federal agents for
suspected completely In the robbery
OF a Missouri, Kansas & Texas pas
senger train nea Koch. Kan. July 10
last, Is dead. In a gun fight with a
score az policemen Rt Kansas City
two bullets pierced his lungs. War
rem Lancaster, his brother, was taken
into custody when he tried to escape
from a two-story house where the pair
had barricaded themselves.
WASHINGTON
The government has pledged Itself
70 spend $3.50. 900. 900 during the next
twelve months In feeding the 10000.
600 Belgians and French people now
within the territory occupied by the
Germans.
Excepting only a roll call on fina.
passage and disposal OF two minor
amendments, the $4,000. 900. 600 wal
revenue bill which has been In the
making since last May was completed
by the House.