Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
voREIGN

last shots at the Germans on armis-
tice day. November llth, were pre-
scented to the village of Mons, Bel
GUM, with elaborate ceremonies.
Seven persons were killed and thlr-
ty-four injured In u collision between
nm express train and Il troop train In
France. The express was running
from Paris 10 Nancy and Strnsbourg.
Several collisions occurred between
food dealers and consumers IN France
In the southeastern provinces aud else
where. At Brest the dock workers
seized provisions In the central mark.
cts and sold them at half prices.
French pilots and observers killed
and wounded during the war aggre.
gated 90 per cent NJ the total flying
personnel Of slightly less than 1900
men. The percentage Of loss was
grenter than that OF any other branch
Of the French army.
Former Emperor william, who has
been living Mt Amerongen since hls mr.
rival In Holland, has purchased the es-
tate and house Of Doom at the village
VI AfNNAHf Hful 1AlfiHNf u'iNlilbk W
the Dngblad. The estate was bought
from Baroness dc B%nufort. II ~ about
five miles north Of Amerongen, In the
direction Of Utrecht.
Germany Is n broken nation, both
In body and spirit, and n long time will
elnpsc before the efficiency Of her peo-
pie n restored, II Il declared In n re-
port of British scientists on food con
dltlons In Germany. The wartime semi
starvation Of the people Is responsible
for the slowness with which recovery
Will be effected, according to these
authorities.
TO recover more than S3,O0O,OO0 In
gold, part Of the fortunte OF the late
Dom Paul Kruger, once president OF
the Transvaal, which Is believed 10 be
cemented In the hold OF the bark
Dorothen, sunk on Tenedoes reef off
the coast of Zululand, Is eone Of the
projects which may be revived as II
result Of Improvement In the science
OF s%nlvaglng sunken ships.
The magnificent former imperial
yacht Meteor, In which the ex-kalser
used TO make his annual summer
cruises In northern waters, Is offered
for sale nt the price Of Il half million
marks (S125,OO0). German kaiserist
newspapers are %denOunclng the offer,
first, because they consider "the very
ldea" nm insult to the eX-monnrch, and
secondly, because they regard the
price AZ ~'rldlculously low"
SPORT
Jack Dempsey heavyweight cham
plon puglllst, will meet While Meeham
In M elght-rOund, no-declsiOn bout In
the East In November, according to n
statement issued by Meehan, who said
he had the promise OF Jack Kearns,
Dempsey's manager, for the match.
GENERAL
Postal authorities at Winnipeg have
been notified that $4,000 was stolen
deposit vaults Of the p%ostofflce ut Ed
monitor, Alta. No clew to IN, thieves
has been found.
George Peters, 80, n farmer OF
Arundel, Prince Georges county,
Maryland, was murdered and his body
set nflre by nm unidentified negro.
Catherine Peters, his daughter. was
shot through the breast and arm and
taken to Washington hospital
Three members OF the board OF di.
rectors OF the American League, ron
stituting II majority of the board, or
dered Pitcher Carl Mays relnstated nj
II special meeting In New York, thus
multiplying the action OF President
Johnson In suspending him.
Agents Of the Investigation branch
at Detroit of the Department Of Jus.
tice said that In one cold storage plant
visited u frozen hog was found which
they were told had been In storage
twenty-five years. The officials de-
clared that while they believed that
II the hog really had been held for
that length OF time, II was through an
oversight; they intend to investigate
further.
More thnn n million eggs, hundreds
of thousands OF tins OF canned foods
ana 2T,50O pounds OF sugar were
seized at Jacksonville, Fla, In n raid
on wholesale food warehouses and
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