Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-10


British forces have been landed at
Riga, according to advioes received at
Copenhagen.
over 100000 American soldiers at
home and abroad have been designat.
cd for rehabilitation since the arms.
tice was signed.
British sailors and Esthonian troops
effected a landing near Narva, n Hell
slngfors dispatch to the Berllngske
Tidende reported at Berlin.
Gen. Franchet d'Esperey, command
er-in-chlef Of the allied forces in the
Near East, made his official entry In.
20 Constantinople Sunday, coming
from Saloniki on board the French
cruiser Patrie.
Sir Edward Kemp, minister for the
overseas military forces OF Canada,
says that by the end OF January 3d.
600 soldiers will have returned to Can
ada. These soldiers are made up OF
10000 In November, 10000 in Decem-
Der and 10000 in January.
Daily telephone conversations be-
tween Berlin and the headquarters OF
hho AhlAh AAi'AAAuh amy III 1bbiNhh
have taken place recently. Ihe con
versatlons have been In connection
with the work OF the interallied armis-
tlce commission and also In arranging
details concerning the war material
which the Germans are assembling In
the region OF Coblenz.
with the issue OF the official fig
sar.a ~ IA. Ia....t. l.a..a L.. a.. -. IA
is possible to arrive at the approx.
mate estimate OF the appalling toll OF
life, The dead, 30 far, number $780,
50i. The individual national losses In
dead are: British. zoo, 1926; French. l..
OIL 300; American, 5S,47S. Russian, H.
100000; Austrian, 10000; German, L.
100000. The total German casualties
are given by the Berlin Norwaerts as
100000, and the Austrian, 100000.
Western
Four street car employees we're in.
jured In an explosion at the Forty
eighth street car barns OF the Kansas
City Railways Company.
ID. o. Mackey. prominent sheep rails
err OF the intermountaln section, who
lives In Salt Lake City, guessed with
In four days OF the time the great war
would end, and as "A result he has
just deposited n pot" of So, 300, made
up by sheepmen of that section in
February, 1915.
ARIZONA mine operators in meeting
at Tucson were inclined TO the belief
that curtallment of operations would
become necessary In the face OF from
500, 000, 900 to 1000 00. 900 pounds
OF surplus copper, but decided that IN
view OF the vital interest of employees
%ticipatlon In the peace conference, II
tigatlon OF the situation.
Washington
Deportation of most OF the 1900 or
1000 enemy aliens now informed in
the United States will be recommend.
cd to Congress shortly by the Depart
ment OF Justice.
Concerted price fixing by amy in
dustry after the government ceased
to exercise price control. Jan. /. will
be regarded by the Department OF Jus
tice as In restraint OF free competi-
ton.
Secretary Baker said that no deci.
sion had been reached as to which of
the two big powder plants now under
construction would be retained by the
War Department.
A new issue OF $3.50. 600 900 or more
OF treasury certificates Of indebted
ness maturing In six months was an.
nounced by Secretary Of the Treasury
Glass IN preparation for the Fifth Lib.
erty loan.
Taxes designed to raise about So.
000, 600, 900 marks are planned by the
council OF the peoples delegates, said
an official report received from Berne,
quoting 2 Berlin dispatch from the
~Suddeutsche Zeitung.
Government supervision over the
copper mining industry In all respects
ends Jan. ], and thereafter II IL the
intention OF the big producing com.
panies to again put into effect tho
wage scale based on the market price
OF the metal.
Il have not resigned. but / expect 10
quit and return 10 the United States
as soon as | can clean up my affairs
In Paris. as / intended TO do before I
came 10 Europe" George Creel, head
OF the committee on public lnforma.
tter said Saturday.