Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-11-22
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK %
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THR WORLD.
DURING The PAST WEEK
RECORD or IMPORTANT EvENTs
CONDENSED FOR susV
PEOPLE.
ABOUT THE WAR

ABOUT THE WAR
The hostllities ended on the eiev-
enth hour Of the eleventh day Of the
eleventh month OF 1918.
The Italian armies reached Bremen
pass, In the Tyroi. the var office an
nounced. In the battles extending
over the period from Oct. "a TO Nov.
4 the Italians took 426.774 prisoners,
including 1868 officers. They also
captured 6,Si5 guns.
William Hohenzollern, German en-
peror and king OF Prussia, has abdi.
Gated. Official announcement OF this
fact was sent cut by wireless from
Berlin. II Ia announced also that the
crownp prince has renounced his rights
and that u regency will be instituted.
Two hundred thousand prisoners
were taken by the British on the west
ern front from Jan. / 10 Nov. 6. inclu.
sive, according TO an official an.
nouncement made In the House OF
Commons. In the same period the
French captured 100000. the Ameri.
ans $4,000 and the Belgians 5000.
British forces reached Mons, Bel.
GUM. before the hour for the cessa.
tion OF hostilities. The city has sen.
timental interest to all British sub
jects, for II was there that Sir John
French's contemplate army" had its
first real baptism OF fire In 1914. The
Americans closed the campaign In
France by capturing Stenay. France
had been entirely cleared of the In.
vaders except for the narrow stretch
OF territory from the Mouse TO Alsace.
Allied warships entered the Darda-
nelies and Britain naval forces had
occupied Aiexandretta.
The greatest wal In history .aded
Monday morning, Nov. II, at 4 o'clock
Denver time. after 1867 days Of hor-
ror. during which virtually the whole
civilized world has been convulsed.
The terse announcement Of the State
Department did not tell anything OF
the scene at Marshal Foch's headquar.
ters at the time the armlstice was
signed. II was stated, however. that
at 8 o'clock Paris time the signatures
Of Germans delegates we're affixed 10
the document which blasted forever
the dreams which embroiled the
world in a struggle which has cost
at the very lowest estimate 10000. 900
lives.
WESTERN
The Republican state committee
made a positive claim Saturday OF the
election of Thomas Il. Campbell for
governor OF Arizona by Il plurality
over Fred Golfer, OF 334 votes, with
twenty.one missing precincts In which
a total OF less than 200 votes were
cast.
Roy Sheriff. and Roy King, accused
Of participation in the holdup and rob
berry OF n Missouri, Kansas g. Texas
train near Koch, Kan, pleaded guilty
In Federal Court at Fort Scott, Kan,
and we're sentenced to twenty-five
years each In the federal penitentiary
at Leavenworth, Kan.
WASHINGTON
President Wilson issued a formal
proclamation at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, Nov. IL, announcing that the
armistice with Germany had been
signed.
With the passing from power Of
william Hohenzollorn, all the heads OF
the governments OF the central pow
ers when they entered the war have
died or lost thor thrones.
Analysis Of the terms imposed upon
Germany shows them TO be- even more
drastic than those being enforced
against Austria. Bulgaria and Turkey.
From a military standpoint all OF
these powers have been stripped even
- the means OF defense.
The terms of the armistice with
Germany were read TO Congress by
President Wilson Nov. IL. Assembled
In the hall OF the House. where nine
teen months & senators and repre.
sentatives heard the President ask for
the declaration OF war. they heard
him speak the words which herald the
coming peace.
Control OF the German fleet by rsvo
lutionists. factions OF whom are re-.
ported 10 have urged resistance 10 the
allies and tho United States, may In.
terfere With the carrying out OF the
amended armistice provision that yes.
sells designated to be informed be
ready 10 leave German ports seven
aavs after cessation Of hostilities.