Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-03

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dispatch from Copenhagen.
King George will give a banquet al
buckingham palace In London Dec. ~
In honor OF President Wilson.
German residents of Dauzig held a
mass meeting TO protest against an
nexatlon OF the city by the Poles.
More than 1900 graves OF American
soldiers were decorated on Christmas
day by the American committee. for
devastated France.
There ARE between 5000 and 10000
unemployed worltmen In Berlin, ac-
cording to the Taglisch Rundschau.
or this number 1000 are metal work
ers.
French soldiers to the number OF
100000 were killed during the war,
according to a statement by the Social.
list deputy Luclen Violin, In the Cham
Der OF Deputies.
The German fortress OF Ehrenbreit-
stein, sometimes called the Gibraltar
Of the Rhine, on the opposite bank OF
the river from Coblenz, has been occu.
plth ny Ai1tIlChn LTOOps.
Butter is 50 and sugar 81 per pound
In Wlseman, the largest camp In the
Kushokwin valley in southwestern
Alaska. according to C. Nelson, who
arrived Mt jerome from the westward.
Statistics obtained by Canadian Of
ficia!s from 100000 members OF the
Canadian forces overseas show that
more than 0 5000 soldiers, or 1919 per
cent. desire to go on the land after
their return to Canada.
Casualties in the great war may
pass the staggering total of 1881, 1853.
Of which 1908, 76S were deaths In bat
tie, from wounds or from disease, ac-
cording TO a rough estimate complied
from authentic (nostly Officially
sources.
A Rhenlsh official advances the
suggestion for "a future Germany com.
posed OF seven republics constructed
along the lines of the United States.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg, ac-
cording to reports received at Zurich,
from Germany, has concentrated a
large force OF soldiers In posen.
The Matin Dec. 2S was authorized to
print an article which was censored
Sunday. The article, the first head
line OF which read: Yesterdays
Utopia Tomorrow's Reality" sets
forth the manner OF procedure OF tho
promoters OF a league OF nations act
ing in agreement with the allied gov
ernments."
President Wilson Dec. 22 visited the
Red Cross hospital nj Neuilly, France,
where he shook hands individually
and talked with 1900 wounded Ameri-
cans, for the most part survivors OF
the Chateau Thierry action. He spent
more than four hours In the hospital.
visiting every ward and stopping at
every bedside.
SPORT
The British government has sane
toned the revival OF racing and the
sport will be resumed on a large scale
in 1919.
1t was officially decided by the man,
agement OF the Indianapolis motor
speedway to hold the next interna
tional 500.mlle sweepstakes race on
Saturday, May 81, instead of on Deco
ration day, rs was the custom In the
past.
The 1919 major league season will
open ON Wednesday, April 20. presi
dent Ban johnson of the American
league announced In Chicago on his
return from New York. The opening
date was agreed upon at a conference
with John A. Heydler, president Of the
National league. The majors have
definitely decided to play schedules oil
140 games instead Of 1874, he said.
GENERAL
The transports Martha Washington
and Mercury came into port at New
port News, Va. bringing home from
France 3.720 officers and men, lnclud
ing 600 wounded.
Prof. r. @. Masaryk, president o
the Czeeho slovak republic, took tn,
cath of office as president In the die
building.
Bandits blow open the vault In tn,
bank OF CRANKY, at CRANKY, Mo, TWEEN
ty miles southeast Of Joplin, and es
capped with $4,000 worth OF unregis
tered Liberty bonds.
The Frankfort zeltung 'ays tn
former German empress VIII hardl.
live TO see the new year, Her allment
/ heart disease, has grown considerabl,
worse during the past exciting weeks
Secretary Lansing officially denie,
| that the American delegation had dc