Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-06-06

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mIer, with his wife, have reached
Paris from Warsaw.
An attempt was made TO demollsh
the American legation building nj San
Jose, Costa Rlcn, by n bomb, accord
ing to ndvlces received by the State
Department.
The Olonest In western Russia are
seeking a union OF their territory with
Finland. according TO Helslngfors re-
ports 10 the Swedish press transmit
ted to the State Department.
The Italian troops who occupied So
kia. fifty miles southeast OF Smyrna,
Asia Minor, have re-embarked on their
transports. They turned over the con
troll TO Turkish military authorities.
There are $4,000 buildings { o he re-
built IN the devastated districts OF
France, according to statistics given
the Chamber OF Deputies by NJ. lie
brun, the minister OF liberated terri.
| tories.
The latest guess as to wnen the
peace treaty win be signed, Is some
time between June 10th and June 18th.
The belief was freely expressed In
French official circles that the Ger
mans will sign the treaty.
The volcano OF Kalut. in Java, has
burst into eruption, wiping out twenty
villages In the district Of Brengnt and
eleven In the vicinity of Blltar and
causing deaths estimated at $4,000, &C
cordlng to n dispatch received at Am.
sterdam.
The German cabinet has approved a
number Of financial bills drafted by
the ministry Of finance, including a
tax on incomes from property, a levy
on capital on the basis of the last year
OF war, m inheritance tax and an in
crease on sugar and tobacco duties.
The American fIve-masted schooner
City OF Orange, laden with nearly 1900
tons Of petroleum, coke and coal,
caught fire In the harbor at Marsellles.
The loss Is estimated at more than ST.
100000. All other ships were obliged
to leave the harbor because OF the dan
ger Of an explosion.
An air plane TINT was carrying a
treasure OF Russian and Austrian gold
bank notes from Moscow to Budapest
fell into the Rumanlan lines near Ga
ian In TransylvanlR and was captured.
The money was being sent by the Rus
sian Reds TO finance Hungarian prop
uganda. Advices from Vienna de-
scribed the machine as Icing worth
Its weight In gold"
SPORT
Michigan defeated Notre Dame in a
dual track and field meet, 001h TO MM.
Pitcher BIZ James has been sold by
Detroit to the Boston Americans and
left Detroit with the champions.
Frank Troeh, Vancouver, WASH, still
retains the Hercules all-round amateur
trapshooting trophy. He defeated his
brother, ]. Is. Troeh, 1856 TO ITO targets
In a championship match Mt Portland.
Konstantine Romonoff OF Omaha,
heavyweight wrestler. defeated Nick
Decourt of Los Angeles In two straight
falls at Boise, Idaho. He won the first
with a head scissors and n toe hold IN
68 minutes and 20 seconds.
John Pesek, heavyweight wrestler OF
Shelton, Neb., for whom Is claimed the
distinction OF never having lost a
match, defeated Chris Sorenscn OF
Lea ,enworth, Kan, In two straight
falls at Lincoln, Neb. The time was
o. minutes and 40 seconds.
GENERAL
A gift OF 100000 by the United
States Steel Corporation for relief
work In Serbia and the Jpgo-Slav
states has been transmitted to Her
bert G.. Hoover, director general OF
American relief administration, It wRl
announced in New York by the Amer.
lean Jugo-slRv relief.
Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
chairman OF the Salvation Army home
service campaign In New York, made
public a cable message from General
Pershlng, In which the commander OF
the expedltionary forces urged the
American people TO support the actlvi-
ties OF the Salvation Army.
Beryl Kendrlck, an aviator OF At.
lantic City, and james Bew, a real es-
tate ngent, were killed when Ken,
bricks nlrplane plunged into a sand
bar In the inlet az the upper part OF
the city.
The estate of the late Chauncey
Jones OF Boston consists OF 2,40O rings
COS bar pins, flfty-nine cuff links, thlr
ty-seven clasps, eleven brooches, eighI