Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-10-18


The accession OF Grown Prince
Boris 10 the throne OF Bulgaria was
received enthusiastically by the popu-
lace. according 10 a dispatch from So
fla. The bells OF all the churches were
rung.
Douglas, Alaska, Is becoming n
model town. The city marshal re-
signed more than a week ago and no
successor has been appointed. Not
wlthstandlng this fact. there has been
no need Of a marshal.
Amiral Henry d. Wilson. command.
er.in-chief OF the American naval
forces In French waters, refused the
Cross Of the Legion OF Honor when
President Poincare and Minister OF
Marine Georges Leagues visited him
at Brest.
The Belgian government has issued
n statement that from the coast TO
beyond the city OF Bruges the male
population between the ages OF is and
i5 have been brutally torn from their
homes and forced to labor on German
military work.
one hundred and eighty thousand
new cases Of Spanish influenza are re-
ported in the German army. according
to an official dispatch received from
Berlin. A Vienna dispatch says Hun
garian newspapers report 1000
cases in Budapest.
The Buenos Aires national medical
department Is alarmed by the persist.
ent spread OF an unidentified epidemic
ing children In Catamarca prov
ince. In a month 100 children have
died out Of a total population of 10000.
The disease resembles dysentery and
Is highly contagious.
An indication OF the troublous times
in the German army Is the report that
Field Marshal Won Hlndenburg has re.
signed after a stormy interview with
Emperor William during which Won
Hindenburg informed the emperor that
a German retreat on a large scale was
necessary.
The evacuation by the Germans OF
the Belgian coast region Is continuing,
the frontier correspondent OF the Am.
sterdam Telegram reports. The stores
OF material at Knokke, near the coast,
five miles from the Dutch border. have
been set on fire, the reports state, and
many factories have been undermined
in preparation for their quick destruc.
ton.
A powerful movement is under way
In Germany for n general armistice
and peace. The new German chancel
lor, Prince MaximilRn OF Baden pro
posed a general suspension OF hostili
ties, the appointment OF plenlpoten
tiaries TO meet at n neutral place fol
the discussion OF n league for arbltra
ton and disarmament and the for
wardlng OF n request to the entente al
lies for their terms.
SPORT
Football will be one OF the most pop
ular sports in the various army ant
navy training camps this autumn.
Patrick J. paddy Carroll. an old
time manager of boxers, died at hi
home In Chicago OF pneumonia, fol
} lowing I'm attack OF Spanish influenza
lie was 80 years old.
The government has approved tn,
plan OF the National Baseball Fedora
ton TO form a sernl.professlona
league to play in major league park
on Saturdays and Sundays during In,
coming season, II was announced q
Cleveland, Ohio, by Clayton Townes,
r Only one major league pitche
added his name TO ~basehall's pre-wa
hall OF fame during the curtailed sos
son OF 1915 by fighting a nine-inninl
no-hit game. This was the smalles
+ output Of hitless laurels for man.
years, as there were five such pei
tormances registered last year an
four In 1916. Dutch Leonard Of tn
Boston Red SoN, formerly a Denvo
Grizzly, was the pitcher who delivere
D the only nohit feat in the season tina
closed ON Labor day.
: GENERAL
y American %shipyards established al
y other worlds record In September b
delivering sev~enty-four vessels OF 362
635 dead weight tons.
Thirty five bodies have been take
y from the ruins OF the n. A. Gillospi
g Loading Company plant at Morgan, \
J. j. destroyed by explosions,
Capt. r. W. %schroeder's world re.
= ord breaking altitude flight at wnbr
, Wright field. near Dayton, Ohio. Sep
! rs. was certified at 2s,900 feet In
I. statement by the Aero Club OF Anne