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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-24

Washington, u, G., May 23.-sen-
ator Nelson, Of Minnesota, attacked
President TAFT today before the sem
ate Finance Committee for seeking
to prevent the Senate from amend
Ing the Canadian reciprocity bill
"prcsidtn Taft is evnding the consh-
tuition Of the United states" he as
serted, when he tries to force the
senate 10 accept his agreement NJ It
was presented. lie Is trlfllng with
the senate Of the United States"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-24
Catarrh Sufferers
Shacllc Drug Co. Sells Bottle Of
IIyomei for Only so Cents.

II YOU now own "A Hyomei inhaler,
90 cents buys an extra bottle Of IIyo-
moi.
II YOU 90 not own a little hard
rubber POCKET inhaler ask for n COM
plete outfi, that costs 800.
Then sta't to breathe Hyomel and
cure yourself OF hawking, snuinng,
blowing ami splitting.
Hyomei u guaranteed by shackle
Drug Co. 10 cure cHtarrh, asthma.
sore throat, Group and coughs and
colds, or money back. No stomach
doSing-liyomei cures catarrh by kill
inr the germs: II is pleasant to use.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-24

odessa, Russia May ?3.--lt Is re-
ported from Kursk, capital of the
government Of the same name, that an
noroplano fell among n crowd OF sight
seors. injuiinp one hundred
persons. Five of the injured are not
expected TO recover.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-24
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications m they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear There IL
only one way TO cure deafness, and that is
hy constitutional remedies. Deafness IL
caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining Of the Eusiachian Tube
When this tube Is nflamed you have \
rumhng oound or Imperfect hearing ard
result and unless the inflammation can be
taken out aud this tube restored TO rs
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases ont ~ ten are caused by
Catarrh, which Is nothing but an inflamod
condition Of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars FOR any
Ase Of Deafness tcuusod by cAtarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls CalGrrh Cure
Send for circulars, free
y. J. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists zoe.
Take HAlls Family Pills for constipation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-24
A british VIEW
Of ISLE DE- CUBA
ONE or rHE HEALTnIEST AND
CLIhNEer or COUNTRIES.
future IS ASSURED
Social and Political Kcformcr win
Have Plenty 10 DO for icnr- In
tie iSaud Republic,

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-24
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-05-24

ClICAGD OFFICE
lOHs Peoples Gas B.dg
IIuru., M Ford, Mgr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
ABOLISH AGRICULTURE BOARD


0xaAaaa flty- ukia -gaHpheil E1s.
=sI sas has had ssfarut ssr-rlrare
alrt .aaasrsse ana reisFea.aaa IN ean-
Haefraa alta hEs taricHs a-u 3errlsAle-n
Pra-ts 20 knoE rho ~ .cuizie. WAleA
eIrtraut hlm. i pianH1a- % initiate a
bII "a oorfert the abuss= uhieh "a bs-
aevrs have srsWu aP IN osunestiou Nith
e. state bard Of agriculture.
la.er hls Pian the l1-cent member
ship see regmrgl % vote iar delegates
e. state Institutes vogid b. abolished
No empinye Il -ae boaFd could BE- ,isl-
--ate 70 thsf meeting AMI 10 deisgate
soald b. eiieIhie for appointment I'M
der the board Withiu the year Member.
Of the board would b. drpriscd af a
vote IN the state institute meetings.
70 memheT woghi Be- eligible for ~
,i-rtiou except hy tuo-thiris .ote. and
no candidate who fails 20 receive a ma
jority % the vote from his own board
eoud b. elected 70 a salariesi position
during the term for which b. vas siect-
81, and iiniit WoulG Be- ptlced On the
number Of days IN a year Tor which a
member couia draw per dien, not to
exceed SIXTY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
TH0RNE SAYS PERKINS
CAUSED RUN ON BANK
LArER NEcEsSITArED Absorption
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON.
SeFs Spot IN the Panic--IAogae Sais
wss1s Used By Psfkias lasR
roTtgneiy.

Oashiagton-oskiri-h Thorus. pre-
Heat of the trust Company Of tu~r
"a. friday charged George ". rsrkin.
r.th the re.Pou.islity Ter ths run ca
his soucsru during the pane Of 1907.
II vas In eon-slusnce cf the run Ga
tAs Trust Company Of Am-risa that the
steel trust at-orb-d rsHas.-ss Coal an4
iruu- The alisgstion J. that the latter
risvsm.nt wss nscrssry to save the
trust eomFahy fren gong TO The vail
Aecordinw 70 Nr Thsrr-. whe test.sed
AZ fri,lsys hearing 81 ,As Stsuiey steel
iHv~stlxatsrE souamistrs. IL wss thrafxh
NJ. Perkins that . -t4tsnrnt was gives
20 a newspaper tina, The Try'-t Company
of AHsericA was a sore spot ln shs
panic situation. ba, that AID voald b.
given il.
Asss than two hours before this state
meat . alles-d 70 have been Hiaar. Mr..
fhorns sw0rs hs bad told Mr. perkia.
that the trust company Vas IN god
shape. The publication. Mr.. Tborns
said. started a run on hls curceru, which
bad to borros 81 SOD. 900 to ave itself
Ths absorption Of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron followed IN the excitement
Ihis vas the ooucsrn whose collapse 10
~ss repprtsd 20 Roosevelt wouid bring
down the pillars Of the financial temple
VI. Thoruc hal only got fairly
launched on nj. dramatic story Of the
stormy dsys of Oesobsr. i907. when th.
committee tnos a rec~ss until saturday
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
ADVERSE REPORT oSReWsloN
seasts Finance cemrittss Rejects tie
Heuse Measure.

Washingfon.-Ths senate finance con
inittse "Wednesday deci3c,l to report ID
v~r-~iy the house cotton t,riI rrvts.on
ball Senstor Cummins, OF Iowa, viii
ODER an amendment 60 ths cotton bill
when it cone. before the senate. prov H.
ing for the rsvisioa ci the IRON ami steel
seh~siiEi~s OF the Payn~-Ai.ri-h lzw
THIS complication, coming on top OF
the threatened veto ~ the president Of
the statehood ball snl .he deadlock %
ts> wool ball, apparently hl- thrown al
hop~ Of saTly Edloara snent IN the air.
The motioa IN the dnauce committee
70 report the ball adversely wss adopted
b. ><nator >moot and earrte-l unani-
moHsly. Senator IaF0listte votinz With
the Other Republicans Mr.. Sutoot vii
Fr~~eut th@ report to the senate.
S~nater WlliiaHs moved a favorabl.
rrpor-, ~h.h uas voted down 5 10
fhs Affirmative votes we're east by Sen
atars Rxii~y. Stans. Williams. Kern and
johnson, al Dsmasrats. senator SIN.
Esaus hsfrx sxeu=si from voting II,
adverse r-parr matio1 thea earriesI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17

Philadelphia lawyer Who spends
his summers In the A9iroudaeks tslis
an amusing story Of a country bump
kin whose friend he waA The eoun-
trymaa was eogrtinx gfrf % the
countryside. but be grew discouraged
over the progress q hta love AFFAIR.
Az tines. when be vas certain tho
Eiri loved kia- be vas gay TO the
point Os being foolish Then. again.
when be thought be detec.ee cooinesz.
be vas sd and detected lie con
fted TO the lawyer one day that hs
had balanced accounts. and vas con-
vtncst the girl didnt want him
And she's breaking Il gently hs
said She has such a delicate way
of telling me. sir
-Hows thatf- asked the lawyer.
%. she's Just delicate. that's all. =
vas the EXPLANATION We uur settin'
In the pari0r las night. an vuxnt
sayin' much. an nuther wuE she. but
she Saws. says she. Albert. did ye
know that is a twin an my sisters
a twin. an NY mother and her sister
Suz twins. an grandmother and her
sister wuE twins. an their mother and
her sister EuE tsinsf --Philadsiphia
Tines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
HEAT RECORDS SHATTERED
io2 Degrees Common in Middle West
and East

washiHgton-with a tsmperatur. ct
100 delrers. the iAsrmometsr AZ the
-sather bureau came wtthiu ore degree
ot attaining th- record in the capital Tor
August weather. whirh two yrars a-o
Has toi degrees The terrd weather
vas shattered b. a smart thun,ier.torm,
- the mercury had dropPsd 10 - At 5
o'siock Friiay uighi
The SouthWr-,. Msidie IVES, snl East-
ern s-rtiou- OF tho country costinussi %
hroii. aifh ioe degrees reaar,ird IN Louis
viihs. hsrsas CITY and ukiahemA CITY.
Ths mercury in Bslsinnore fru tso short
~ ths hunirri legrrs mafk. vhiis 10
i'hiil1~irhls sasi New YORK teraesraturrs
of - ant 1e. r,.r~rrireiy. rere reccge-.L
Frof Harry T.. Prank EeuG-f govern
uHsnt farecastrr, declares thr iHtru-e hat
fslt al over sA- aosI tia. suulHrsr bss
he-u sur 20 q bit o. siarisaat boz air
- 90 mii-s haur. 1850 uiiiss sislr sni
forty mslr. hizh Ast grsrrins thu s~rtk
on bosh suis. u the rTuafor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
TEXAS TOO DRY
ALABAMA TOO WET
DETERIORATION REPORTS COMING
tSoA PARIS OF MISSISSIPPI (
"se4aL Rask erortk-cs,tsa cps
ESTIMATES ssiaz Rs4assd ta Naav
SsetiszA

AemFAis Tsun -I,fsFors,,sa AZ .
aore % lrss ser.oss sat.r- d. ta- ,otf.,s
crop : reported from Texa. 4rl 80.
oi A.s,i.-.Pri anI Aalana. ll.-rhs-,
'Ac cr1P has 4cas ueIl. ~ita lssai "A.
esPtiar.
l-e lecLus IN Texas. ukieh IA,
eurrel IN cratrtL northern ari .ss...a
eol1tf-, i- tle result q excessive h...s
4a1 tRo Hrek. without rain tait,un
nei period during vhieh tde ptsss
efeN nFuty. Shedding ant vefri. forn.
'Ae bass oi complaints The bsat e.
seis---s a. artsvlisss cf v-~ss. ~. -
creased tAe shielding. vhseh ha. .n nissrs
b'7.H severe. There are s1r.- renrt.
ir-m th. state uhith say tbs rrcp !.
siiii ho.lias ~ ald that tts ,.arra ].
ovcr.tated
The trouh.. In Alabama ani u..si,.
'lpPi ARISES IRON A. -,srr, Of r,or.t,rs
Taigh hHs made rank staIk gsou n.
ran-ri some shedding bv reason Of The
raPlt growing % tie stalk ami trera
Wormt whieh are numerous in -aaie
ls.1s. Ihe al'aFpo,Htmeat resulting
from ths fau la affairs has 1r.-lasri
feeling thar perhar- fhe crop prospect
Aal brsn osrre.fimtte,L
lu Gle A.aatIs .t1ts-. Tsraess-r.
Arkansas. Louis.aaa inl oklahoma. tl.rr
has b.ru no -euous .leIIus and he
crop = taa- u.eely
Ram b. usriei 1nly i8 rex.s El.s-
Shere lry, valm weather D.. le-rttie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
RURAL CARRIERS NEARER PEOPLE
President Taylor Addresses Stat. Con.
veution at Tacksor.

Jaekson--With some thirty-iive or forty
members of the rural free delivery sery-
ice in attendance the state convention of
the Mississippi Rural Letter Carriers
Association, branch of the national or
ganization, was called TO order last week
BY President r c. Taylor, Of Crystal
Springs.
After the preliminary business hal
been gotten out Of the way. President
Taylor addressed his fellow carriers a.
some length on the general Advancement
Of the order. He declared that there
was no branch Of the great postal de-
partmsnt of the United States govern
meat that Is nearer the great mass Of
the people OF the state than the men
IN charge Of the rural free delivery serv-
ICE That fact shogld b. borne in mind
By every member present and BY those
present Who are n0n- members. and Their
Influence exerted TO bring every rural
ral carrier within the rzESs OF tie
organization
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17

The younger man IN the third row
OF seats looked bored. He wasn't
having a good time. He cared moth
Ing for the Shakespearean drama
What's the greatest play you ever
saw.- the young woman asked. OBJ
serving his abstraction
Instantly he Frightened.
Tinker touching a man out be-
tween second and third and getting
the ball over to Chance in time TO nab
the runner to arst,~ be said
But"
The elderly man in the grand stand
yawned
The national game did not interest
him. anyway.
-Wroxley.- said the enthusiastic
fan by bis side. what was the great
est play you ever saw
-sardou's Diplomacy BY all odds,-
exclaimed the elderly man. his ere
kindiing with the recollection Of it,
Chicago Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17

kz III Get More Thar H.
rs-FeeS czt Dovz 70
Mizsz1--

affairs Of the Nissis-
n N Trust company Of Jack
: E1s Terently placed in the
savers. VII be kguidate,i
-isis expsnse 90 the stock
y tePasit0rs VIII be paid in
~ stoekaoh6<-s viii realize
Z azfesparesi. i the announce
- y " J. Messe<. one Of the
d ta< hznk-
Esairs Of the hank are beng
"a sslssue~s-lik@ way said
-~ >-ist erouony . showz
~ e TIE receixsrs. and tAey
wag 20 renlfn@ ss z@rh As
~ - -ta-khohs<rs after q
= za's~ sta the a<pn<it-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
t.o~ the eIIns rsn TIn..

The fingers Of blind man we're
ssimming over the pages Of a book In
the reading room for the sfghtIess In
the New York public library. when b
suddenly drew a watch from his pock-
ct. opened the face. closed II with .
snap. and then placed his book on tho
table. SAYS the New York Times
Its 4 O'Clock guess I'd better
be going be said to the librarian.
Miss Lucille Gothwaite. who vas how
erfng near TO attend to the wants OF
her readers The book was replaced
on the shelf and the blind man ross
and departed
The blind mans telling tine hy a
watch impressed visitor. who asteS.
Miss Galdthwaite
You vtn End that most bIiud PER
sons carry watches. and often consult
them The watches are OF the hunting
case sort. hut they have no crystal.
And the numerals are embossed The
elint person opens the case and By
pressing his fingers lixhtlY On the face
he can tel the time instantly By tho
position Of the harts The watches
are especially made for the ssghsless.
the hands being made di-erently. 50
they may be distinguished at once
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
STATE NEWS NOTES
seak Budget OF News items Gathered BY Our
Special Correspondent at Jackson.
ARE CANNING VEGETABLES


state Insane Hospital Force Busv "a,
ing Food Stuff.
Jaek-ou.-The state insane bo.,i..t
under the management OF Dr ~.
Stewart, Is furnishing a splendid ss-.
onstration of the conservation AZ
sources which might veil b. s,udi.d ~
the farmers Of the country.
All the vegetables necessary f.r - Ii.
consumption Of the thousand or ro-.
inmates are RAISED on the farm vb-.s
Is worked BY those patient. uso ar.
abs to do manual labor, and the Al.
version Is beneficial 20 them. Nov ~.
surplus vegetables are being sannsS
Tor use during the winter. ami ~iu
materially aid in cutting down IA. az.
Psnses for food during that tine
Besides raising . wonderful .-o,
of tomatoes this ye,r over a ,ben.
sand gallons were canned and mn,
away for winter, and now III. eanni,,
outfit is being used in putting an
beans.
The idea Of utilizing the surpl,. i.
being generally adopted in the st,t.
institutions, the penitentiary manage
ment also having canned a great quau.
tity of vegetables and are stiIl a,
work.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
OLD TRIALS BY WATER
INNOCENT WOULD SINK wnllE
Guilty. WOULD FLOAT.
noserr Survival % ire o-ecsl IN
oalrasIa-I4e~ u 10 E~eieyea
sy the Ts1etarA

Thruwtng people into the water 70
tst Il determine their Innocence or
guilt ~as widely IN use 10 the seven
;esuth snt eighteenth centuries. A
synod Of West Prussia forbade rs
use In iTs5 Sporadic eases. however.
occurred during the ~hoie Of the nine-
teeu,h century.
Prof =. p Evans wrote In 1895 Of
rs use IN naimafis- where In some
districts u was stlIl customary to
throw all the women into the water
On a specified day TO SEQ whether they
would sirk or swim A rops was at
tached 20 each in order 10 save from
froN uinE tb<4a zho proved thsfr tn
nocsEcs By sinking. while those BE-
Hcved 20 be guilty t-@eRase they foat-
ed were also rescued ard made 70
promise 20 forsake their evil Ways on
pain OF being stoned
A traveller has described n modern
survival ef the ordeal used In detect
tnE thieves in southern Russia. says
the Dte,e,ic and HyEienic Gazette. All
the servants OF the household where
the robbery occurred were assembled
and as many balls OF bread we're
made as there we're suspected per
sons
A sorceress then afdre<sed each
one Of the number. saying that the
particular ball Of bread which she
held In her hand would sink or swim
as the party addressed vas guilty or
innocent She then rung u into the
water
Boiling water vas ussd in orGeais
By the Perxians and Il Is referred 20
IN tho Avesta- Il contained both the
sacred elements. water and Ere. aug
gestinx the deluge past and the eery
doom Of the future. In the SIMPLEST
form OF the hot water teat th. bar.
arm vas plunged to the srtEt In trivial
cases. and 90 the elbow In more 80
rious trials. usually 20 bring ogt rings
or coins thrown therein
In Tibet plaintt- and defendant set
tie their cause iudiciaily By plungfnx
their arms into boiling water contain
tng a black and n white stone. when
be who brings up the white stone wins
the verdict A King % the Goths IN
the seventh century. with the sanction
% the Council % Toledo recommended
the boiling test for crime
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17

kzzt Rzise Amount to ga. 600
X ye~ Department sf
Fe11zoxy-

.-Thz- a Donation Of $40. 600
) sf;eFpi to the Uaivsrsiry Of
- y m Peabody fund 10 .
-Nse BY Secretary d. L.
- zsn~y offered Is for the
: . 4z-A-aiAx snx the estsb-
4 ssPartzsns Of PEDAGOGY.
sssr- ~As AeH In New York
y 1x1z5,lr Klsazz1on Of Ms
-Fsrsfy. an1 the board Of
4 - Peabody fund He has
wfk she aza0Gne~rsnt that
- sze n1nsilrsous attached TO
y tszt the trustees viii obi
zEsrsfy % eoIl-ct an add
= sf so 900
szhssy fEa4 trustees vii r--
- - suilGing and equipment
- ta4z $50 900.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
p nArE or coxvExrIos.


of the eonfkrs sf
NJ Cuff Coast expa=itinr.
"n1szng,nn, president Of the
eoaVentioa. h.s ps~spsnes
% November - The cor
s4 as held in Galfpsrt, as first
Of the date Of the COZ
~ made necessary when it
1s~a that the Gulf Coast ex-
has definitely decided on No
~ H. The exposition dates
e altered because the ex-
a the state fair at jackson
shipped to Galfport for the
nere, and could not be used
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
INQUIRY SHIFTS TO CHICAGO
Ls-zsr ca-nittes Takes yeuth's Re-
essz-Hoiaflax Finixe~a

wksAlr.xtou--Atfsr concluding thu tes-
tasrouy "Wednesday OF former state Scu-
ator D ". Holstis~. s~if-aceslsed orb
taker n th- L0rimer el~Stion. the .en-
ate LarlmeF committee to.k rees.s.
The coaamstt-- vii couvsue IN ChAago
October 10, INSTEAD OF in Washington.
The transfer Of the 6sld Of nqairy
vas marked BY the departure FOR Chi
ea-u sf >enztor Lorim@r AMI hi. counsel.
klbrlsigs C. HsHery After a two wesks'
rest, Attorneys J. H. Marble and J. J..
Heaisy, rePrsssntins the committee. will
50 70 ohicago for the autumn hearings.
What is regarded a. thr ground voi K
Ct the inquiry has been completed The
syilenee to ~ heard hence forward. 1 -
expected. will either Be in .uhst.ntia-
ten or in refatatiou OF the testimony
nov in the hands % the committee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17

After forty-six Years Texas Sends II ts
0hlo.

Austin, Tex--After fortysix years
TeNas : 10 return the flag OF the Sew
sHty-ssvcnth OHIO Volunteers. captured
BY Lone star regiment in the battle
Of Marks Hin, Ark. IN the latter part
Of iss4- A resolution to return the flag
to the state OF OHIO passed the house
"Wednesday and the speaker named q
commission OF three to psPAre il, The
action OF the house is final, il not b.
ing neeesssFy for the senate to vote on
the proposition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
Secretary Ross Optimistic.

Jackson.-HOn- Duncan l. Ross, for
ner member OF the Mississippi legisla-
ture from TishOminsO county, now sec
retary 20 the University Of Mississippi
faculty and general executive officer OF
that institution, spoke very eneOurag-
In-iy and hopefully Tor a gratifying sea
-an during the i9II-I2 term. with an
enlarged enrolment With the Donation
u $4,000 By the board Of trustees Of
The Peabody fund, which has Just besa
made, the trustees VIII b enabled 20
very zuch snlzrge and improve the de-
PA-tnent OF pssiAgugy. provided they can
- their ~av 20 meeting the Donation
~ an GPPrQpriAtian Of slo,ooo. whieA
= enc of Ghe eo1ditso1s HPoa A4aea tbs
Enzzxion = -Ale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17

Former Nexican President Gets Many
Ensrr1fir<

Lsicrrne, SwitzerlaHd.-Gen- Pnrdrio
nIax, former president Of Mexico. Nho
: stopping here, has received many ca
biegrams from opponents Of Francisco I
MadeTo. Jr- urging him - return aHi
restore odFrF. oae me.-a~e from the
N.Xicar Saeietv o. Nv York inforn..
the dsPo-el eN--.vfiys that the so-i-iy
i preparing hass petition, begging bun
to intervene IN the Mexican ,lisor,lsrs.
The sOeisfy has re-elceted DsaI prssi
Esnf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-08-17
MllE0 IN OWN TRAP.
Believed to Be the Fate Of S.. Leuis
Bomh Thrawer

II. Louis aught aHf killed in the
rap h. set fer others i believed 20 have
been thu fate Of the black hanier- NhO
exploited bomb in a bmLiiag oeessps.-i
By many sle~ping families On -Dago
Hilr' early Friday. One man and a 40
man were killed and fourteen we're So
ri0usly hurt
The explosion occurred in a building
owned BY Tony Romano Who has re-
ecjvsd several black hand letters from
Brooklyn TNenty familes were asleep
in the building- Most OF the sleepers
were rudely thrown from beds. The
debris from the blast caught Sro- Res
ruers had hard work TO Lead excited
victims of the explosion from the build
ing's ruins.