Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-31
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STORY OF THE WEEK
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
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FOREIGN LAhDs.
Western Newspaper Union news Service.
ABOUT THE WAR

" Ah6 WAN
Hungary lost $4,000 in dead dur
ing the war, according TO information
from Budapest.
Kiev Is in the hands Of Bolshevist
forces who have overturned the
Ukrainian government, according 10 a
Prague dispatch.
The Siberian army Is nearing n
junction with the forces Of the Arch
angel government in the Arctic Pich-
ora district, near the Siberian border.
British prisoners numbering l5S,431
have been released by the Germans.
of these S,047 are officers, 1l5,776 are
Of other ranks and 4,608 are civilians.
The republic Of Luxembourg, which
WAS proclaimed by the committee on
public health, lasted only six hours,
according to a report from Brussels
which adds that French military au-
thorities restored order In the grand
duchy.
The German military command, in
announcing the capture Of Mitau by
the Bolsheviki, said that the advanc-
ing Russians also had occupied Bohe-
pjani, Schaulan, Tukkum and Goldutz,
I'm the region west and southwest Of
Riga.
WESTERN
Ten thousand Japanese r~eservists
will return home, according TO plans
announced at Vladivostok. The last
Of these reservists will have left for
Japan by the end Of January.
Sailing Of the steamer Senator, Pa
clhc Steamship Company from Seat
tie on February 25, will mark inaugu-
ration Of a cabin passenger service
between Puget Sound and India.
Plans for a dob drive" throughout
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
Wyoming and other states for posi-
tions for the men Of the Ninety-frst
division are being made by Lawrence
Wood, Seattle, federal director Of
Washington Of the United States En-
ployment Service.
Probably half Of the 1000 women
in the state Of Montana who have
taken the places Of men in industrial
positions during the war emergency
will continue 10 hold their jobs after
the return Of soldiers and war work.
ers, according 10 advices received by
the State Industrial Accidental Board,
which has supervision Of industrial
conditions in Montana.
CALIFORNIA; gold production for 1918
was $17, 100000, her nearest competi-
tor being Colorado, whose production
Appropriated $l2,S53 800, according
to a communication from the geologi-
cal survey in Washington received by
Charles G. Yale of the local branch
of the survey. Alaska produced 3d.
100, 800, and no other state produced
more than 81 900 900. Montana led in
the production of silver, the amount
being S15,3dl, 793; Utah produced 3d.
1881, Idaho $40, 1888 ,056, Nevada
$10,113 ,405, Colorado 6,9S2, 1913, Ari-
zona S6,771, 400 and California ST.
555,4l7. The total production Of gold
in 1913 was $6s, 493 800, and of silver
$67,879 ,206, representing the smallest
output Of gold In twenty years and
the smallest output Of silver since
1918.
WASHINGTON
The United States Shipping Board
has released from government control
all ships operating under government
requisition.
Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman OF
Illinois, Republican, intends 10 retire
from public life when his present term
fH az bNieAt NNBiANof NAhANh o. iNaAi
Senate Democratic leaders have de-
cided that the railroad problem must
go over to the Republican Congress,
The Democrats have given up hope OF
framing and passing railroad legisla-
tion before March 4.
Dispatches 10 the State Department
at Washington said all business be-
tween Lima and Callao, Peru, had been
suspended as a result OF the dynamit-
ing Of a portion OF the Central Rail.
way during strike disturbances.
Practically oil army corps and divi-
sion commanders Of the American ex-
pe~ditionary forces, together with the
heads OF the staf departments, have
now been awarded distinguished serv.
Ice medals by General pershing foi
conspicuous service.
Oscar T. Crosby has resigned az
special commissioner Of finance for
the United States In Europe. Score.
tary Glass will accept his resignation
soon, but Crosby intends TO remain In
Europe TO advise the American peace
delegation on financial questions.
The United States Is getting more
wAtchful Of the health Of It's mer.
chant crews as the great American
peace-time fleet continues 10 grow
The latest innovation Of the United
States Shipping Board Is the "sea.
mans bottle" which has now become
bne Of the cherished possessions OF
hundreds Of American seamen.