Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-10-18
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING The PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEoPl z.
Western Newspaper Union News Services.
ABOUT THE WAR

AAA6 WAh
The French have captured Berry
Au-Bac. the Paris war office an
nouncos.
The Austrian armies In Albania
face "a major disaster as a result OF
the allied successes In Serbia.
Frnnco-American troops In Cham.
payne have driven back the Germans
eve n front OF nearly " miles north
OF ST. Pierre, captured the plateau
northeast of Autry and taken numer
BUS prisoners.
Northwest OF B~orry.au-Bac the
French have driven their line to the
junction of the Alsne and Suippe rly.
srs. placing the German front around
Laon aud eastward in greater jeop.
Ardy.
In Champagne, General Gouraud's
forces have increased their gains all
the way eastward to the region OF the
Argonne forest. while on the eastern
side of the forest the Americans have
improved their battle front along the
Aire valley.
on the southern part OF the battle
front, from the Rheims sector to the
AeuBe river, the French and Ameri-
cans are carrying out successfully
their converging movement northward
and on all sectors have gained addi-
tional ground.
All along the front from Rheims to
the Mouse, n distance OF more thar
fifty miles. the enemy everywhere has
met with serious reverses and Is fall
ing back at some places In disorder,
under the heavy pressure that Is be-
Ing imposed against him.
Tho British and Americans have ad.
yanoed to a depth OF about three miles
on a twenty-mlle front In their great
attack between ST. Quentin and Cam
brai. Numerous towns have been cap
tured, and seemingly all the great do
fensIye positions OF the enemy in this
region have been obliterated.
Total number OF American casual
ties to date, including those reported
Sunday: Killed In action Clncludlng
201 nj seal, 1890; died OF wounds. 2.
ESQ: died OF disense. 1892: died of nc
cidcnt and other causes, $50; wounded
Ia action, 2l,922; missing in action
%(including %prisoners), 5.221. Total Il
date. iO,G71.
In Macedonia the Italians and Serbs
are stlll forcing the enemy troops t.
retire In Albania and Serbia, while IN
Palestine the British have driven the
Turks more than thirty miles north
OF Damascus. Reports are to the Of
feet that the Turkish cabinet has re
signed and that the Turks have SEN
delegates to Greece to talk peace.
WESTERN
James b. McCreary, twice governor
Of Kentucky, six years a representa-
tive of his state In the United States
Senate and for several conBecutly,
terms a member OF the lower house o
Congress, died at his home at Rich
mond. KY, after n brief illness.
An oil vein that flows Il gallon q
oil every three minutes wal struck b,
vorkmen engaged in digging "a cess
pool at Rlyerton, Neb.. 1876 mile.
southwest Of Lincoln, in FRANKLIN
county.
The San Diego, Cal, Union says
There can be no peace except upoi
such terms AZ the allies may dictate
C%onQuerlng armies DO not negotiate
they dictate
WASHINGTON
President Wilson received a part,
Of Swiss editors who are visiting tn
United states as guests OF the CON
mittee On public information.
Plans OF Congress to adjourn for
month over the November election
drew a warning from Secretary Nc
Adoc that failure promptly 10 enac
the IS. 600. OOO. 600 war revenue bill vii
di~sorganize aud %endanger The nationa
finance.
President Wilson informed the Gel
nan government that before IN
United States can discuss an armll
iice German troops must Withdraw
from AN invaded territory. He aske
Chancellor Macmillan whether h
represented the German people or IN
authorities Of the empire who are cor
Quoting the war. The imperial &c.
a government Is asked whether
.oreU the terms laid down by IN
Pre-. dent In his address to Congress
Ian. 3 and subsequent addresses.