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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-02-01

Hyde reports bad weather all
along the line.
G. H. Morse OF I'll Paso, was
in town Tuesday.
L. Z. Sylvester Of Monte Vista
Cal, was visiting friends in Car
rizozo on Tuesday Of this week,
W, +, Franklin, Of Chicago,
passed through on his way to
Roswell.
Henderson Warnock and Gil
bert Gordon Of Alamogordo,
were Carrizozo visitors Wednes-
day.
Go TO Groom Bros when you
are apple hungry. See their ad
and profit by it.
j. ID. Walker, of Encinoso was
a business visitor Tuesday.
P. Etchberry, who bought out
the Mocho Bros. ranch interests,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. r.. Mckay arrived last
week from Crystal City, Texas,
to join her husband. They will
make Carrizozo their future
home.
w. w. Foster of Ration, ar
rived in town Friday, and is now
in the employ Of the f. p. S. w.
Groom Bros apple adj will
interest you, if you like them,
look the ad near.
Mr.. Foster will bring his
family here in the near future.
Corporal c, H. Barnhart Of
Columbus, N. NJ, was here Wis
ting friends last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hearne of
Oscura have moved to this city,
and will make this place their
home.
Mr.. A. Weight, who represents
the Ell Paso branch of "Barma"
a soft. drink cereal beverage,
was visiting Carrizozo customers
Monday.
Orville Calkins of Salt Lake
City, Utah, stopped over on his
way to Tucson, Ariz., He spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chambers.
Lucy Brown of the Mesa, is in
the hospital taking treatment
for cancer of the hand.
Shipwriter Paul Reams, who
has been in Fl. Stanton the past
five months, spent several days
in C%arrizozo visiting friends.
Everybody likes apples, and
Groom Bros AID will tell you
how to get them at a bargain.
Mr.. Reams is on his way to
join his ship the "Comanche, "
one of the coast guard cutters.
Roy Baird is still in Mason,
Texas. He is taking a good va
cation and a much needed rest.
If YOU are in need of anything
handled BY Humphrey Bros. look
at the classified ad column.
Fay White Myers sang so
Long Mother, at the Carrizozo
Theatre last Sunday afternoon
matinee.
Juan Perea, a former resident
of Lincoln, has changed his loca-
ton and will make Carrizozo
his home for several months to
come
Bring in your hides, pelts,
and furs. We pay the highest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

The gains may be summarized a,
fellows
Picardy IRON, Ler flank British
advance northeast of MorIancour.
while patrols cross The Ancre and
reach Thiepvsl WOOD
Center British csptre Dsmer,
and ParviHers and make progress
southeast of ProyarJ
Right flank French advance ess
OF Atmsncourt and extend lines a
he sectors of NiHers-les- Rois and
S Aurin about three miles from
Rove
FLANDERS front British advance
southeast OF NieuN BerQalu. on the
Lys salient where the Germans
have been falling back
Plan wide Retirement
The retirement Of the Germans
north of Albert and their ~Imultaue.
Gus retreat on the las salient .u
dicates the German high ,omma7d
is resolved upon Widespread re
uograde movement EN- bracing large
portions OF two battle areas
without delivering any ~lcn nia
scale infantry attacks as marked the
opening OF the allied counter drive
iu Picard, ON Aug s.. the British
French ana American, are harass
inr the foe with fierce local at
tacks meanwhile nfltrating the
German positions and "nibbhng tns
lines such tactics have been made
necessary at many points bv the
condition OF The terrain and tn=
heavily defended positions with
their oIstling machine gun nests.
Pursued by cavalry.
AS the Germans give ground the,
are hotly pursued ot cavalry ami
light infantry and as quickly as a
German position IS given ap ir is
seized and organized.
ON the northern end OF the Pic
ardy zone the British and American
are back epon the ground made HI-
toric in the spring of 1879 1g Toe
terrific struggle which ragged over
30 before the German retreat ro the
Hiudenburg line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
THREE YANKS Win
Each Bring Down Opponent in
VeSIe Sector.
-Lerna-LonaL -. Serrlce

IuteruationaI News Service
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
OK TIE AISNE-NESLE FRONT
Aug. 800 p. MI Three Amer
lean eutenants Of the dying corps
secured the air this afternoon and
brought down German planes Theg
are Lteut. Harold Buckley of Spriue
field Mass Lieut. Edward p Gun
tiss of Rochester and Lieut. Charles
GIavatt Port Royal Va Each OF
these shot down his German oppo
nent IN the Nesle region. Ia addi-
ZION Lieut. John Mitchell OF Man
chester. Mass i- believed 90 have
shot down a German plane in an
encounter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
FRENCH and BRITISH CLOSE upon TWO HUN Bases
KERENSKYS AIDE URGES JOINT ALLIED NANTES
May Again Have
to Broaden Age
Limits of Draft
international News Service /.

international News Service.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-Pas-
sage Of the new man power bill
extending the draft ages TO Is to
45 will not preclude the possibility
OF invasion OF the deferred classes,
Chief Of Staff March informed the
senate military affairs committee in
hearings on the bill. it was revealed
this afternoon.
1T 10 not beyond the range OF
probability that this conference will
have to authorize the invasion OF
other classes in order 10 carry the
work through" said Gen. March.
No congressional action is re-
auired to permit the government to
take men OF the deferred classes
and for this reason Gen. March's
statement was interpreted in some
quarters as meaning that the draft
ages might again be broadened.
The United States is going TO see
this thing through" declared Gen
March, at one OF the hearings
Everyone will have hardships. Nc
man can go into war without hard
ships. The way we can win is to
put the greatest number Of men over
there that We can"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
Oil Taxation Row
With CarranZa
May Bring Crisis
international News Service

International News Service
WASHINGTON. Aus Admit
ting that the situation growing out
of the refusal of the Mexican gov
ernment 10 accept as a subject for
diplomatic discussion the oil taxes
imposed by it which have been
termed confscatory by the Amera-
can and British oil interests, is caus-
ing great concern, state department
officials today refused 10 discuss
W hat action is being or will be tax
en-.
The taxes became effective today
The oil men, at meeting here
yesterday. decided that they would
refuse to pay the tax.
The next move Will be that Of
the Carranza government. If it pro
hibits the movement of the oil un-
less the tax is paid. then il Will be
up TO the United States and Great
Britain 10 see that the oil continues
to come from the Tampico and Tux
pam fields
Sec'y Of the Navy Daniels already
is on record before congress com
mittee as declaring that the oil viii
continue 20 come out of Mexico in
sufficient quantities for naval use
The open statement 10y the oil
producers that the real reason why
these confiscatory taxes are impose B
is that delivery Of the oil Interests Is
Of the nation TO German competitors
can be made generally is accepted
here as fact
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

are cooperating in the defense OF
the Bahu oil district They are
operating under Gen Dokuchaieff.
British i'm Persia
There is a considerable force of
British troops in northwestern Per
sia. but they are hampered by lack
OF lines or communication
British forces in Persia NAV be
assisted los the fact that the new
premier of The country is pro-aliy
Three allied movements south
ward from the Murman coast were
planned
The FIRST detachment was 10 APP
proach ObeserskarSa but boIshevik
troops Differed bv the Germans
hurried up 10 check the allied adj
vance
Another 0olsheuk force was sent
90 Omega 10 hold up the allied ad-
vance southwark from ArChangel.
No Progress Reported.
50 far no progress has been re-
ported on the part OF the third al
lied detachment. which was dis
patched up the DVna valley 20 take
Ratlas Junction
Gen AleXieff former chief OF
STAFF OF the Russian army. and Gen.
Denekin. with their anti-bolshevik
forces. are encamped north OF the
Caspian and their power is stead
iy growing in the Urs' mountain
district.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

iniernatous' Ne0- Service
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY ON
THE PICARDY FRONT. Aug. I5-
Metal ghouIs have become COM
mon in Germany Graves a.e pl.-
iaeed for precious metals. Lead IS
stripped from cotfns Jeweiry j.
ripped from bodies The -eriousuess
Of the German metal shortage has
brought about precautions pursuits
The shortage Of metal is shown ls
the conditions of The Villages re-
captured by the British in their re
cent drive Officers report that vaults
ln the cemetery al Mez-res have
been broken into and the lead strip
ped from The collins
Prisoners admit taking .-welrv
from the bodies AT CaiN "a dump
80 eral klome etre- Iu extent was
found fuIl 0f material including ead
stripped from the houses The Ger
mans have nightly been bombing
this dump in an attempt to destroy
The materIa which they were forced
10 abandon in their hastv T-treat
Leave Chaos Behind.
The demora Iizatior marking the
retreat of the German armies i-
forCefulIv shown iu the chaos theF
leave behind ENery-wnere there
are signs proving enthusiastically tn-
ferment Of the Teuton mind Batter
Ie- are aDandoned Maps. charts
and important papers are scattered
here and there Even boots snI
other personal effects are abandoned
i- the Wild exodus
There IS pleury OF evidence tnat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
LOSE 100000 MEN
NorthCIiffe Estimates British
Killed Since War Began.

International News Service
LONDON Aug. 16-Great Brit
ain has lost 100000 men in killed
since the beginning of the war, it
was estimated today by Lord North
cufe in an address delivered at the
luncheon 10 the representatives of
the overseas press.
The total in killed wounded and
missing at the end of last year was
100000, Lord Northcline said.
This. continued the speaker. vas
the reply TO German statements that
England was willing 10 fight 10 ,he
last Frenchman. American and Ca
madam.
High tribute was paid TO the fight
ms spirit of the American repu oIc-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
HUNS PLAN To
GET SUB BASE
ON RUSS COAST
Germans Hope to Seize Rail-
way and Oil Fields May
be Dashed by Action
of Allied Armies.
BY FLOYD MACGRFF.

TUT9TuI TI0uH- N"W- ~"||I-"-
planning am offensive against the
Nurman railway ira Russia neNf
month n The hope OF being allie
TO establish q submarine base IN
th- rcj,h.-ua district s9Clrd4ns 10
Indications toCay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

.KerenslSy Is here in retirement
until he determines whether he
should go 10 America or return TO
Russia" said Gavronsky
England has officially promised
troops entering Russia are being
sent 10 assist Russia against Ger
many. but We viii not retain one
foot of your TERRITORY
Russia Still in War
In that spirit should he made the
formal declaration of all the allies
The Russian people have never
believed they are out OF the war be
cause Of the Brest -Ltovsk peace
treaty The Russians believe that
they continue IN a state of war with
Germany and that All treaty ooIiga-
lions with the allies remain valid
Notwithstanding what TOOK place at
Bre~t-LotC'vsk.
The allies should send military
help 80 the eastern front sS yell as
10 the western theater Of war where
rue French British and Americans
are cooperating
Russia NAV mean defeat OF vic-
tory for the allies. There can be no
allied victory ON the western front
alone The allies must win every
where in this great world struggle
owing TO the impossible mterration-
al situation the conditions i1 Rus
sia are unbearsble The men on the
street feel that he must rid himself
and Russia OF the unbeara6le tyranny
Of the oolshevik and he will very
likely be influenced by ANYBODY =
promise 90 nd him OF the 0olshevlk
Huns Would seize Chance.
N no Joint manifesto guarantee
ing military and economic help ana
the allies disinterestedne is is
sucs Germany will make very good
use or the circumstance to per
suade The Russian people that n not
one ally then another OF the allies
viii want 20 get something out OF
the offer 90 help Russia
The renewal OF the night against
Germany ALREADY is started and un-
der way Necessarily 10 has taken
somewhat unusuaI forms The task
IL 10 intensity that campaign and to
reorgsnize So iu Russia THAT Ger
many VIII be- compelled 90 draw TO
he east some 90 her lighting
strength IN the west and So facilitate
me task or the allies on the west
eru front
For every unit az the dispose of
The Russian partisans the Germans
must have several lighting units for
they can never know from what
point the Russians may strike
The Germans and Austrians even
e.rn 600 600 soldiers iu Russia are
ro- certain 10 succeed n getting
-ne crops the seizure or which is
teing 81 stropsiy resisted oy the
pea SAINTS.
Republic l. Ru~-ia'S Future.
Whereyer nucleus Of organIza-
zion IS established and order re-
stored as Jon Archangel Nolga and
on the ICrmansk coast Gavron-
-sy said that The people d, the head
~ such NOV emeuts and temporary
EXAMINATIONS always were members
~ the constituent assembly OF Rus
STA heads OF the cooperative move
eCoNTINUEb o. PAGE FoUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
WARNS AGAINST
RHINE WHINE
FOR PEACE NOW
Prominent FrenChman Says
MiIitariStS Are Still in the
Saddle and Want Truce
to Prepare Again.
BY JOHN MHUGH STUART.

international News Service:
PARIS. Aug I6.-Warnings
against any whine from across the
Rhine and against any peace at
this time which would allow the
German military party to prepare
for new war. were sounded by
an important French parsonage to-
day I'M an interview with the In
ternauonaI News Service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
GENERAL s GUESTS
House NavaI Committee In
SpeCtS u. S. Headquarters.
BY EARNEST p. ORR.

ihieihe truai News Service
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
Is FRANCE. Aug 49,, Delsyed)-
The naval affairs committee of the
American house OF representatives
now iu Europe was received TO-DAY
oy Gen Pershine and enterta Al
luncheon. while Gen Pershing ex-
planned the military operations
The representative viii leave to-
morrow for Italy
The spiri; and solidarity of the
aiIes is wonderful said Rep Fred
eric Hicks. of \ew Nora
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

AT the same
time the Ger
mans are en
desVorinz %
seize Russian oil
fields fro n the
Armenlans ! ID
tF ms Caaca STA
and forcibly take
over shipping on
the caspian sea
sea
Already Brit
ish troops have
arrived at 3aku
from Baedad and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

international News Service
PARIS Atp 16-After a long
mu in ACTIVITIES of German raids
sesin0 aris hostile aeroplanes
a agaiR empted TO attack the city
lste ast night
Bombs were dropped iu the region
OF the CITY ard there We're some vic
Tins
THE raid began about O'Clock
and lasted Approximately half an
hour
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
BOMB RAIL YARDS
American Flyers in Successful
Attack at Demmary.
BY ERNEsT z. oRR.

international NtH, Service
WITH TIE AMERICAN ARAIY
~ FRANCE delayed. aug Is
American bombing planes TODAY
successfuIy attacked railway wards
al Demmary and BarsncOurt. doing
effective damage
a German observer VINO was all
tackled oy An American alrman
.mpcl from his machine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

ly" today declar-
ed Dr Jacob O.
Gavronsky. for
merly Kerensky s
c o M m j 3 S iOner
and now here
G. vrO n g ky Is
credited with be
ing closer 20
kerensky a n q
knowing Enore Of
the former reVo-
lutionary prime
r sinister of Rus
STA than any
other man n
London
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
RUSS PEOPLE
STILL IN WAR
AGAINST HUM
Or. GavronSky, Confidant of
Former Premier, Says Joint
Declaration of Allied
Aims is important.
BN ID. VI. EDWARDS.
Copyright. 1879

lulel Na AioudA news oeANANcs
LONDON. Aug. 16.-"M Military aid
for the CzechO- -Slovaks and a Joint
manifesto 20 the Russian people by
he allies assuring absolute disinSer-
sstedness. is the best move 10 bring
Russia back into the war effective
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

10 was pointed
out that despite
the change i'm the
military situation
since the Ameri
cans went into
the ggle az
Chateau Thierry,
{ n e military
party is still in
the sa ddle in
Germany.
Al the same
time the predic
tion was made
that the German
armies will as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
SINK BRAZIL SHIP
Vessel OF 1888 Tons TOrpe-
doed OFF Atlantic Coast.

lnfernauoca. News Servi.s
AN ATLANTIC PORT. Aug 16.-
The Brazilian motor ship Madgredo
was torpedoed and sunk without
warning somewhere of the Atlantic
coast yesterday. according TO % sur
vivors who reached here this noon.
The Madgredo was a vessel OF l.
2SS tons. There was no loss OF life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
ALLIES ADVANCE IN BOTH
P|CARDY AND FLANDERS
German Retirement Indicates Decision
by High Command to Give up
Wide Stretch of Two
Battle Areas.

e-Daron News
Flanders during the last - hours
British. reached the Albert. Fcu.n
troops the threshold of the German base Rove
LdSenp being slowly hut surely tloret
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
FsTIMATE GERMAN kILLEp.

Interuati,Tai News Service
PARIS Aug 16-Jp To mid
June. 1.520 coo German soldiers had
been killed since the war began 30
was officially estimated here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
HIG H rs In
T0DAY'S NEWS OF
THE WORLD WAR
tern tionaI News serrice

ntern tioual News Service
LONDON. Aug 16.-U:t0 o..
M Another withdrawal haS
been made ~ the Germans ln
the SeI--e sector tnorth % Al
ber) and on the lys salient OF
the Flanders front. according Go
information received this after
noon
Tle Germans gave mp posi-
tiOns east OF NieuX Berquin and
Meteren on the north flank OF
the LyS salient.
The British on the picardy
front have captured Damery and
ParTillers.
The capture OF Damcry and
ParrillerS was announced by the
Brii ia war Office last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

Iuferu.- fIOna| NeWr ~HTNIIf-
PARIS. Aug. i6.-IrenCh
troops made another advance
nearer 10 the German base Of
Rove during the night
Progress was made in the
region Of Nillers les Rois and
It. Aurin. on the front OF the
AVIe river. the french war Of
flee announced today.
East Of AImanCOurt the
French have reOccupied their
old first lines.
There were raids elsewhere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

intern itionaI News Service
LONDON. Aug. 10 l-:2O g.
M The French are "uibbhng
their way through Theiscourt
Massif endeaN oring to envelope
Lasigny from Belval. said a
disl,atCh from the Reuter- cor
respondent on the French front
tod;y.
(rheiSCourt massif commands
bOtli NOyon and LassignN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16

ScONrINuEn ON PAGE FoUR-)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-16
RAID PARIS AGAIN
German AviatOrS Drop Bombs
in French Capital.

international News Service
PARIS AlIg. 16 AT
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Widziaiem pare tysiecy jehcow
niemieckich pamiedzy mimi DUO milo
dziehc6w majacy IS I 20 lat. WI
dzac rannych naszych %zoinierzy; ME
nam ola jenc6w niemieckich zadnej
litosci. Rozmawialem z Polakiem po
chodzacym z Poznania, slicznie mo-
will po polsku / ganii Rad niemiecki.
By} on rannym diva lata temu | mo-
WI musiai bic sic ME wiedzac o CO.
Dali mi swoje guzfki I numer; ow
Polak nalezai do gwardyi prusktej.
JesteSmy cd dw6ch tygodni W le-
sic daleko cd cywilizacyi; cd paru
tygodni zadnych listow ME otrzy~-
maiem, gdyz poczta cd a oddalo'
Ia lest O 30 mil; spodziewam sie'
gdy bitwa sic skohczy, bede miai
DUO list6w do czytania.
Pozdrawiam Was mile | serdecz-
ME
Wasz syn
Franciszek.