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Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
GREAT CROPS MADE
DURING YEAR 1878
uxrrKp STATES MOST SUCCESSFUL
YEAR or HUsBANDRY.
OVER SIX MILLION FARMS
pspartms.t Nskes Puelic Discuxxion %
ssAiect Of Agrsculfsre-xsrkestsg
Prshiem VIII Have 70 Be
Solved BY orEa.issfienL

WssAinssen- Tea hiilioa aoilar~'
worth Of proesrts ave hiiiioa 4sliArs
Of cash in-om~-s bamp-f Year in spite
Il drvath- ssd other s~thark--is tie
1919 record cf six nillion AnsrsAa
farms.
The Cnised stats uc~t sncccs~fuI
y-.r of hsssss6ry Proisc~d ss.foo.@oo.-
90 worth 81 crup~. sf ~hics s,-saes
600 cco "a. r-pr~--nt~d BY cereal. sic->.
end s3.sso.oco porth cf suizasis .rtd
ssA slaughtered ard ssiEssl Prp-iaets.
n. valu. Of the 1913 rrups . twic- tha;
Of 1893. more thsn hlliisa telisrs over
1909 asd Substantially greater thsa 1872
OF al the ersP-. ]; . estimated that
81 pr e~ns will r~usia On farms snf
that 20 pr c-nt of th~ ananal rrcins-
sisa si.s ~ili re-asin- On that b~sis the
cash iDoone ]. estimated at ss.sss,-
eoococ.
Despite . record year Of erop- valve
sltsoaxh the reo0ri Of Pro1ncsioa ha-
faii~n-snd the fact that the aumhrr Of
farm. has increa-ed IL pr e~nt sibce
1910. unsil there now are estimated to
b< $500. 900 farms n the country, ths
d~psrtn-nt Of agriculture = d-cus-
sioa Of the subject. dos not t2ke the
v,~v that . lower cost Of living VII ~
salt
-Hovewer desirsbie increased Profse
tion on farms NAV APPEAR 10 b. frczn
Tie consumer's standpoint. 4 ec~~ not
follow that ssrh incr-.s~d pro11rfioa
vould result in any Incr-a-e in the easa
s,rone pr farm or pr exPita o. ATE
pcpuission. Or that yrsee. pai1 " ocn-
s.n>rs vouh b aay lo~er. sss. the
report
Had The total rrcdsrtrca N 1919
ssual~a or exre~d~s the isi. Prpts-t'on.
b s>>ns probable that the essh Earone
~ farm would not hAve e-en greater
ard might have ben i~s< rhzn n 1912 .
but IL /. .xtren<ly doa1tful ~A~shsr tn
oo>s 70 the consumer would have e>>n
i<>~ b~can.> r-t.ii prices are rsis~'
v~onpsiy On . prosp~rt Of underrrcdar
ssen. but are siow TO 1-~iin~ Il there :
sv.rrrudnctioa-
TAe ls.e h.> sf dassrssussrs asd md
!. Aunun hueusu. H. far1~ 81 u. -
{ - - - = vnim - - -
|. tass Of tie market ani - . certain 2
s~nf essersf IT, asrk~t
-TAs AiwA prsr~s pssa ey coasz@~r'
r..ss.x fren to se.rs 300 PER cent- Z
esn< esse. more tA.a the farmer -
e~sr~.. isds.se that th~r- . piezty 0i
room for losering the oost of farm P~o~a
MT. 10 consuner- and a. th~ -sna- tin-
largely iser-nsiax tie e.ss ineuale p--r
farm -itAou; iscre&sing farm probation
The ooDditsoa uBaoub,e.lly = r>sF-
ketinx prOhIeEa. whieh vii have 70 b
solved BY h~ster orraniz4tioa Of farmer
and improved methods of HarkstIas
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
Shot Off His Foot.

WalthslL-Otis Carroll. the second son
Of Circuit Clerk j. " Carroll, vas cut
hunting in company vita some other
toys, and ON their return home the boys
stopped on the wayside and kindied a
fire by which to warm Themselves. While
standing around the fire Otis, who Is
only II years old. in some careless man
ner plseed the muxzie of his gun upon his
foot. when both barrels went off and
virtually shot his left foot off.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
,oxpEnHEp MAN Tries 70 srARvE
JsAa Hsvsra KitAer p~n~ased sr Play.
iax crary.


LaU>l-Jshn Howard. Condemned 70
do % Jsa- ;. on q paslic .csffeld at
kiiisvilis. refused 10 TAKE ~ fo-~i. Or TO
eoav.rss IN say -.y wish the jail>t,
and vas left AMID the .hrris Of Ms bed-
ding and ele,hinr. vhseA he A.4 torn
Deputy sAsriff Bousw.i, -Ao carries
the meals to the prisoners IN JAIL, found
Howard lying IN a Kind Of .tuPos GA
his cot. his clothing ;sru and the b-i-
ding povsd~f aim tora into .Arels. lie
ealled to Ho.ard. Who refused 70 na,~
any reply. or to take ais food ~A-n IL
~as offered hin- Every effort failed to
get . response. and the s-ErO. break
fast "a. left outside bis een- Al mid
day. tAe sAnc exPcrieace Of the depa,y
Sheriff resulted.
Howard Is confined IN the death
c~n- NOR. s-rure cage than the place.
provided for ordinary prisoners. in .
rc.n 70 its-lf
Rco>atly . aansh>r Of Physirisns made
an sxa-inasicn Of the cunaemn@9 man
Al this examination Howard exhibited
10 unusual symP,on<. ie replied TO
qusstions m an apparently normal ~sr.
In repiy 20 an iagaIry from D-. JARVIS,
he stated ths; several var ago be had
fallen from a moving traia and sn.-
tanned q severe blow On th- had lie
Frequently suffered. b. sa5L from h-@d-
while these physicians have rot
made the rrsal; Of their inquiry Publ'c,
Il Is understood that there was PrArti-
cal ouHAaimisy in their coaeiusiou that
Howard l. Of ~e.k mind. sn1 moreover
no, responsible for his acts
Whether the result Of these exsnins-
tioas are to b. reported TO Gov Brewer
remains TO b. sen. but it is practically
certain that they vii DO 80.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
n.s.ssss ssr,sy A,.s.. cs.p,.s..

WssAiaxtsa.-Whea tas nsa-masn<sis
yacht Carrsgir dropped sa<hor a. HrocA-
iya, y. Y, Dee 70. soneiuAias . vsyss.
Of Dsrs tia. tsres years, ths gisastie
tasx usdertzkes BY tia carnsgie i.sts-
tuss Of wssAingsea eight ysass ass 10
naks . senplese nasnst;e survey of the
sisss vas s~o-sasras seec.plisAsd A.
ready virtually m the data gzsAered iz
nearly 10000 miles Of veyssins 10 I,
the hands Of hydrcgraphers and nurh Of
it nov Is in use BY shipmasters Of a.
the seven seas.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

A new form Of papsr currency II
also provided for. 10 come out In cass
Of emergency. and which h sxpected
to go back into the hands Of the gov
ernuisnt when times are normal
These treasury notes" viii be printed
BY the government and issued through
each regional reserve bank. and viii
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
WILL PROBE MoYER CASE
Grad Jzry vm Hear coafhctiss Esi-
e<nce Asezf Deporfafisz-

Calumet. Ns-h-In sfer1s % -olve ,As
rurzliax eirruFnssanocs ATTENDING tn ae-
p-srs.siea cf CA.rl~- n Meyer. president
e tee Western F-1erssion ef Nsnrr-.
l.s. FRIDAY nixhf. toosi interest eenisrea
m sA- untsaxlinE q s;Ats-~uts sriHz-
inx she ns-. cf Jzzes NsrSalzrten,
x----.l -.a.x-r of the Calumet zne
E-cs. Mnang Cc=F.ny, INTO tss ease
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Narietsa--Prof. A z Anderson had
the misfortune to loee bis house and con-
tents by fire There was no cne at
home Prot ANDERSON had gone to
Bonneville after . ueighbcr's horse when
the fire vas discovered. and il had gain
ed such headway that nothing could Be-
done toward saving anything except one
feather bed. The house and eoutents
were valued at about sI.seo or 5000
xni no insurance
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

ply Of the notes viii be placed In his
custody.
Should . regional bank desire to
pay out more money than It's cash -
sources will permit. the Law provides
that II may put some Of in redlscount-
ed commercial paper into the hands
Of the federal reserve agent and rs
ceived in return the nev treasury
notes
For each rote that n puts out into
circulation. the regional reserve hanh
must set aside in gold 40 per cent OF
the value Of the note n a guarantees
for its redemption This gold. with
the commercial paper held BY the
federal reserve AGENT 10 ths 10
tectioa behind the nsw mo.sy. ut
these uotss yin also - guarnnseed by
The government and may b rsdssmsl
I'm gold h ths United Stafss treasury
Rsssrss RsesirsA
Each regional hank. under the act.
must keep . reserve Of IS per cent Of
the deposits Il has received. besides
the 20 per cent gold reserve behind
the treasury notes Il issues II the
gold reserve behind the notes falls BE-
low 40 per cent a heavy Tar 10 I'm
posed on the bank. which In turn adds
the tar to the rate IL charges member
banks for rediscounts. This vas de-
signed to stop an over-expansion of
currency. In times OF sudden stress
the federal reserve board can suspend
these reserve provisions. In order to
furnish quick relief to any eommu
nifty.
Take Up ecnos.
None OF the existing forms Of cur.
rency except the national bank notes
will be disturbed by the new law TIE
United States bonds. nov used 70 Sc
cure the issue Of national bank notes.
are TO be taken up at the rate of S15,-
100000 a year by the regional 70
serve banks and new treasury notes
Or short term three per cent bonds
will take their place. National hank
currency is expected gradually TO re-
tire.
The federal reserve board viii exer.
else anal control over the entire op-
Grafton Of the system II can compel
one regional bank 10 loan TO another
in time OF need. can suspend all re-
strictions surroundings the reserves
which regional banks must hold. and
can remove directors OF regional re-
serve banks whenever II is believed
necessary
9snks in Control.
While the banks retain control Of
the boards Of the regional reserve
banks. their connection with the fed
erzl reserve board is only through
an advisory board Is only though
an advisory council. made up Of one
representative from each federal re-
serve district This council viii meet
In Washington to confer with the fed
erzi reserve board -on general busi-
ness conditions and 10 make recon-
mendaftons and suggestions concern
ing discount rates. note issues. and re-
serve conditions
An important change IN national
tsnktng methods embraced In the neu
Law win permit all national banks ex-
eepf those n New YORK, Chicago and
ST Louis TO make direct loans On fyp
year farm mortgages up to Is per cent
OF their capital and surplus, or up to
onetnird Of rkeir time depositsL
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
FARM CREDIT LAWS FIRST
Trust Lexisl.tiOn Win Be sueeTdinates
TO Farm Demantx

wAshington.-P Pre~s.as NJ Nii~oa and
kis administration lesdsrs have d-cids-a
that right Of way Tor sP~risl i~s-lsA&fsoa
at this session Of eoogrs~- saaii - Elsen
70 Consideration and enaetment Of farm
cr~di; Laws as an adIunct % II. currency
hx Tras, l-gislafinn. -si-sriinztea 70
the demands Of the farmers q tse eezsr
srv for better banking faeihts~.- . te
co.ns Ater IN the sessson. tus 4 = not
20 Interfere with eon=i1eratioz q PaA2-
20 establish agricultural aaaks 10 AeiT
cut sA< farnrr.-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
CLAIMS THAT HE KILLED TEN MEN.


Boyle.-Tcm Bout sell. no<ed criminal.
who e-esped from the Louisiana state
penitenti.ry On May Is. 1914. surrender
I'd 20 Fred shrsder, . eitiern Of the
town. and Mr.. shrader left on the after
noon train With the prisoner for Baton
Rou<r Boutwell, had Mr.. Shrader wire
the prnit~nsiary board at hrs expense.
They answered he vas wanted. also that
th>re vas q reward out for Aim He
vss s-nt-need in july, 1909. for murder.
and Sentenced for life Boutwell, had
h~en around town for . day or two and
%, drunk and told several eitir~ns the
story Of MS life and they thought he vas
r-azy. When J. s. Hart, . merchant,
who has just moved here from Sorfeid,
Aiss.. ssx him he knew him Boutwell,
states that he has killed 10 men and
robbed . train and he wanted To 70
back 10 the P~nitentiary and stay for
life He fears Il he stays out he vsuhi
Kill some one else lie !. . white nan,
about - year cid. weighs ahou4 In
| pounds ~sa rather iat~sIiRpst Isski.g. H
was reared .>.r Csiiis-, Nis@-. snd -
graduate Of . Mississippi eoii>gs.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Chiaahas- Nstsszx I-.s thaa
the fsI Of Huerta and his h.ni.snenf
frcn the eouztry oil ever b. eozssa>rea
as preliminary toward p~.r. IN M-s-
60. s45d Gen Frsnei>co villa -Ans
overtures for a eonPrOmi>e vcald -
trest~t vita eoesenpt BY tn. r.vois-
tionisss-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
LUMBER BUSINESS VERY DULL
Men Enxssed in That Line Are raking
vacations

I.rksan.-Like p-opre In nearly sll
0th~r hnes Of trai-. men ensAs-d IN the
mmh~r industry arr taking a week off
for Christmas anvthe New Yesr hoii-
dsy. To msHy Of them. however. Il :
merely the proloagsiion Of the virtual
var.tion whieh they have enloysi for th~
past several weeks. This apples 80
peci.lly to sales asenei-s. for sueh a dull
P-riod has not b~en experienced at ans
other tim- since the pAHieky DAYS Of
1907.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
Major S,attery Arrives

yieksburg-Maior John Rudolph
siattery Of the corps OF United States
engineers, who will have charge Of the
Third Mississippi district. arrived here
to assume his duties, and the sffair<
of the Third district were turned over 70
hin
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

E.itinars, Nd-Ri.h0p CoiliEs D~rrT
Of the Msshodi-t EPi-sop&l CAHFeA,
soath, was r~psrtsi 10 nave srtsrsly ~
ecxsr~d fren the eE~ets Of a do~e q
puisen he swallowed BY -istaxr kss
Tuesdxy, at his he-n< /. Riskzoa6, Va
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
ni.... s.ls,-r. Nusinv.

P.kiax-A revolt of tsree Chinese
regiments under IssdersAiP Of Gen Yang
Hah-Pia va. r.poEted from Talrtu. N
The far Southwestern Provinoe Of Nsn-
uan. ahou. TOO miles from the BurrnR
fronfier
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

EuPoEs--TAe Merchants and Farmer
Bank oi this place held its annual steek-
holders' meeting. this being the seventh
year Of the existene- Of this institution
Eleven and one-tenth per cent dividend
was DECLARED. eigAt per e<nt Of whica
vas paid out to the stockholders and
three and ose-t~nth was p.ssed up to the
reserve. >iaee the first year, when six
PER cent dividend vas pad out. the
institution has paid out eight per eent
annually and has each year passed . uie-
SUI to the reserve fund
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Kansas Cty--An sr-ensns Of coas-
sei was reached whereby the fourth trial
Of Dr.. B. Clarke Hyde, charged with the
murder Of Col Thomas r. Swope, na-
liouair- Phianthrcpist, viii be begr
Aere January II.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Martin. France. two revenue cflcsru.
named Compea1 md Thevenin. vsrs
killed while in discharge Of their duty
Some OF their assailants have been
arrested and identified As notnricas
smuggiers-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Stsrkviis.-Thisves entrr~& the effie<
u "a. iilinei- c-nt-xs Railroad wsdn~s
day night and purieinsd nearly $50 in
sash and . aurnh<r Of CHRISTMAS whisky
psekAe,- The po~teffies vas also bro
ka into
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Washingtcn--A special Investigates
BY the department of justice of eoads-
tions in the copper mine strike area in
Michigan was called for IN . letter
which Senator MARITIME Of New Jersey
wrote to Attorney-Genersl MeRey.olds
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
two PRISONERS DIG OUT or JAZZ.
Prisoners Tear Up Stove and Mako Their
WAY rhrsugh Brck wall

Bay SPFings--Two prisoners. Charles
Windham and Dock Jernix4n. both white
men. PLACED in the county jail hene oa a
charge of drunkenness, made their -
esP~ by digging through the brick wall
with pieces of q east iron stove. which
they sucr~eded IN tearing up. The hole
vas made under a window IA the south
east corner of the building The parties
were confined about midnight and made
their escape in the esriy hours of th~
morning. Up tall late hour the parties
had not been captured on beng coafin-
ed the prisoners we're not placed in the
iron cages. but we're aIlowed to remain
in the plac- called the Bull Pen where
they could very easily get to the stove.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Meridisn--As the result Of burns TO
ee.ved more than . month ago. when his
clothing esnght fire from an open crate,
Aivir Priester, the Is months old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs Lee Prie<ter, died
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

4 conservative estimate put the to-
tai worth Of the jewels OF New York
city ar s5e0. 100000 This In more
thar t~ice the value OF the buildings
Of all the universities. colleges and
technical schools In the entire coun-
ny.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
Nura Kills Anather.

MeridiAn.-L0unie Smits. a Eegfe. was
shot and Instantly killed on thursday
night BY George Matthews. another ne
gro.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

The young nen Who compose shis
euarsst seem 10 be agreeable fslicvA"
-oaits 90. The only fault I have .
and With then Il that they dissgrss -
distrsssinsiy when they Try % sine.-
Birmingham AgeHsraid-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Old Bibles and Testaments are in
general ule by gold beaters ~ storage
places for sold leaf. which ID placed
bstveen she pages- In some communal
ties where gold beating IL the princt
pal industry M other methods Of stpr-
49, b used by the workmen-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ros. A.
Collins left here Friday snr jackson. TO
be present and assiss special Auditor L.
Z Crock TO check up bis efaes. Auditor
Crook, who also Ives ia Meridian, left
at the same time.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
Nississ;ppias Killed.

Hicknsa, Ky-Sews vas received
here Of the death of Henry Johnson ..
Point Pleasant, having been killed BY
negro At C. T. Bondurant levee camp
there HIS home was Iuka. Mss.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

II has remained for an experienced
New Yorker 10 define the cabaret -
an institution that has taken the rest
cut Of restaurant and put tho din in
dsnuef --Nsssyills ssssheFs bsBhsf
bsa
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

yicksburg-There IS NO possibility
that Vicksburs VIII apply for a fran
chise in the Cotton States League for the
approaching season uniess some person
surnishes the Hin City With enough levei
ground for a baseball park
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

In the United States there are more
than two hundred million apple trees
- bearing age. about twenty million
pess irsss and nors thss eixtsea pi,-
IIea sAs1Sy sfvsG
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01
Taszan NAY Be Wreck

Melbourne, AEstrzla--A wireless
message r-eeaxed fron the steaner Ias-
man ashore % the gulf Of PAPaa. report
ed Is feet Of water N ths hold and e-in
ing rapidly
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

A Maryland haatsr sAet at trolley
ear. mistakins IL for . deer. but ths
nsgiissas surrsspondent did not ssesr-
taia Why hs sut his ammunition st .
eosass drug store instead Of going to
the usual p:aos.-Louisvills courisr-
Journal
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

MuCn N tne MANNER ~ W
OF course women should have the
right TO propose marriage II they de-
sire IT. As matter Of fact they some
times do. but In such way that the
proposal was not Of his own max
ing-Szn Antonio Express
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

One thousan1 dollars saems . good
dsai 70 pay fsr enll. yse this sum has
bean paid ~ city masnats for . deii
70 present 70 his 1.-THE daughter. Tha
don b susstioa ha1 . eo1plsts troas-
seau, containing dnssas ef ninissurs
fashionahls costumes. ecmrists in
svsry dstail. sna vas . marvel sf
vorkmanshtp.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Meridian.-The life of u. r. Cum
mings. "a years Of age, was probably
saved by II. BIaarhard and D. Howard,
Who saand Cummisss In . ditch sheat
y feet deep.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

The most compelling Of prodtg1ss
has unquestfonahly been the fnlnns
psanistie genius Mozart. Lisxt anl
Chopin were marvellous exronazts e
the age cg ten years
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

A smoking tree Is one Of the natural
wonders OF Ono. Japan Strange 70
say. Il smokes only In the evening
tuss after sursst. aud the suoks Iisuss
ffen the top ef trs trlak
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

ys~ Ycrk.-Nollie csatSsli- az artist.
vas found dad IN her ssu6so vita .
steel paper cutter driven thrc1<A ser
heart APpsrenfly Il -ss a ease Of saf
EIDE.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

the country banks and vaults or In the
regional reserve bank.
Reserve city banks-Total reserve
required. Is per cent OF demand and
S per cent OF time deposits Six-fif-
teenths must be kept in the banks
vaults for the first two years and Ave
fifteenths after that time Three-nf-
teenths must be kept In the reginai
reserve bank for the nrst year. In
creasing cne-dfteenth every six
months thereafter until Il reaches six
flfteenshs FOR three years the un-
allotted portion OF the reserve may be
kept In ether banks. in its own
vaults. or IN the regional bank. after
that time IN one Of the latter two
plnesa
ResssNsi Ressrss Us~s<~
TAess innsass funds Of reserves
frua -membsr banka- together with
government moneys. VIII maks up the
deposits Of the regional reserve banks.
Each Of these banks viii be admins
tered by a board OF nine directors. six
OF whom will be elected by the banks.
and three appointed by the federal re-
serve board
The regional reserve bank may re-
district-that In. buy at q discount
from its member banks--prime com
mercial paper when the member
banks desire 10 convert these assets
into money.
Character of Paper.
The exact terms OF this important
provision as to the character OF paper
upon which the regional reserve banks
may furnish cash are ~ follows:
Upon the Endorsement of any Of its
member banks, with a waiver Of de
mand notice and protest by such
banks, and federal tregionaD reserve
banks may discount notes. drafts. and
bills Of exchange arising out OF act
ual commercial transactions: that is.
notes. drafts. and bills Of exchange is
sued or drawn for agricultural. indus
trial or commercial purposes. or the
proceeds of which have been used. or
are to be used. for such purposes. the
federal reserve board TO have the
right to Determine or define the char
acter Of the paper thus eligible for
discount, within the meaning Of this
ace
eligible for Discount
Nothing In this act contained shall
be construed to prohibit such notes.
drafts and bills OF exchange. secured
BY staple agricultural products. or 9th
er goods. wares. or merchandise. from
being eligible for such discount: but
such definition shall not include notes.
drafss. or bills covering merely invest
ments or issued or drawn for the
purpose Of carrying or trading In
stocks. bonds or other investment Sc
curities. except bonds and notes Of the
government OF the United States .
The -Eiss1sc- Eiennest
The new treasury notes. wss~t are
TO furnish the elastic eiement q the
currency system. and 60 add 10 the
country's circulating money In time Of
need. viii come into use In the follex-
Ing way:
The notes viii be printed by the gov
eminent. with . distinctive style for
each regional reserve bank One
the three directors named BY the fed
eral reserve board for each regional
hank viii be known as the federal re-
serve agent for that bank. and a sGp-
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Laredo. Tex--cOasiaerzhle fear 10 fels
here RAT Nnevo LAREDO : soon 10 b<
attacked BY the apnstitufio,aiisfs.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Furniture faeforsss ksp< Busy.
The homes OF this country require
about y23s. .ssz 600 worth OF furniture
each year.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

Loudcn.-The British admiralty con
Armed the report Of the aadiag Of m<s
frsn the sruiscr lascsssef Ia EzifiSS
Henaurss.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

searceiy . living wage. but it was
snoush for Mr.. and Nrs. Jehn Pitt. Of
Trunch. Sarfclk. England. who have
tust eslshrafsd their soldsn vsdding.
Thsy have, On vnsss vafyfng frcn
t1-so 10 a. . week. brought up . famr
ily Of ton children. al OF whom are
living.
Oxford eagle., 1914-01-01

starNiIle.--Judgs 7. B. Carroll has
pssssrnltfed the January term Of ths
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