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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
Bun SaidJenSiebem beitoblen.

gam geiieisen elmer Wh. @uburn
Gar an Der s. unb Walnut Strdbe,
branstsn fid geitern 46enb brei Wdns
ner in perbd4tiser Wsiie an grtpin
aesn, DOn glo. 215 Gilman StrdBe
bsran, rnb Oermibte rerielbe ipdter
feline Gelbb0rfe nit $12 Snbalt, iotpie
einen auf feinen Ramen ausseiteIlten
Reifepob Der Big Sour Babn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
-sluseisen.
bGo aui better eidlerIeit.

Ter 0asft epar,eerttu
bat felt 80 30treH inter allen un,linnosn lleta
nuf BerIansen ansbesabh une ~ tset psi
ar6bte bsr gansen Sfnbt 5rgsnblrsIdbe. Sumn,s
ipirb nit bq oersiirit obns p61entl6e Dab
lungen sn berlangeu. gDeoer giHirittseelo ned
MrHgtum fptrb bers4usf
Office Gourt itrb e3aISut Ctr, fdqIi@ offsiI
Touneritaac bio iipr etbsnes, Eel. 2Sii
Gannl ~,
Jreb. Iufs, Gsir. IT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
GrIt6lnik

Dau,s( su bem 9srfnfsr eiHss Hc'
mans): Die DsrsipeifIung oer Wlut.
tsr bsim WsrIuit ibrss sin5issn ainbss
baben Gie metiisrbaft gtiailbert; NO
boben sic bas nur bsr9'
- .Dos erisbs Id isbssmal, iDenn
|i6 bic 1oilstssuuiiui&s ulsinss GnA
|nl3E ssiiiuA'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
9as 9nipitaI- Ebif
,,Spbelia"
SpII por elm britii DE 4
priieHgeri4t gebrGdt
mer ben


priiengeri4t gebrG4t
Derben
GpnbOn, 4. ROD. Sus Wtarine.
miniiterium tiinbiet on. bab Der beuts
ids SpIpitaIbampfer .Spbelia", Der
pdbrenb er bic JIasse bonn Rothn
&reua iiitrte, DON britifden &reussrn
sstupert iDurbe, posesen Oeutidlanb
proteitir.e, 5uriidssbaIteu nero., neil
gnslanb nidt baDon beHadridtigi
norben iei, oub Der Oampfer dls 90
ipitalI9iff perpenb.t perbe. fpe biss
uHter Der Saassr aonpsnttoH bate
ssfdsben miifeu.
Tas Arisssminiiteriam fiist bin5u,
baB bic rSpbsIia". als iie sssapsr'
ipurbe, .ii6 In elmer Msiie benommsn
babe, bic nit ben pflidten zines 90
fpitalI6iffes unoereinbur setpsier
fei," unb bas Sdiff bssbaIb DOR cir
priIerlesri6t s.bradt Dsrben tpiirbs.
H5e .tpaffenfdhiaen 8elatet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
llmious sgiebbSfsin Gbiea'
Z qotempprdra aefhlofie

ghicago, A. PpD. - Die CHI
euao Union Giod Nurbs. Der bebsus
tsnpfte Wisbmarit Der Wslt. ber idon
felt 1866 ununisrbrodsn betriebsn
iporben III, ipurbs btute ipegen bsr
unter bem Minopieb ausgebro@ensn
Wlauls unb alausnisuhs nuf eiIsigt
9aae aef9lpfien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
81 a d mirfunn.

gauncr 1einen Stedbrief Ieieno) !:
I'D, babs ia feiner5eit meiHem 8a.
ier selagt, er ipa mid uift in eie
2ebte tbun iett bab' ids WlGl'
seir; bier beiBts: geiouoere Fern.
.istnE,: sGEebe CbrMas.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
9eutidjer gionisr.ge

G,s wateIisber pblesn Derdns ilIe tisrulit
freimblidft erfibt, Der t<nie AbsuD nm e1t
iibr in ber Central Turrfbcns finitfinbfnbsii
monatLt6en 4eriausnInues esrenHssn niif sl'
1sIi0ofIins bss etIbss. rs9i sabIrdd bsta'
''9Asa q. m qsitssh psaf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
gprb 6ineinnati snrnperein.

p,rubsr. Qbenbs 8 iibr, - gatTssberi6te Der
Reur,fen, Pcrtraa bon Epreter q. u. 2esisr
inb drbsre Uef6afis. I'm satlrsstes drfesp
nsI I, '''aS' ras 1,ratsnHm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
s.aussisen.
Neuffdhea q rheafer & ass.s .,,.

9eMft6eG Ibeafer sasissrinm
eonnias. ben 8. gloeember 1914. Etenbs z
gro6sr teuff6er 0rfole:
Der G.eeutnants
gisferrtrte elite BET Ctto Rat Npotteie, Yifie
unb alberto gfr., unt IN BET Off<e, BIS wro'
binent Hant 0sodrbs. All
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

Sturuer. aIIs raobernea Standardization, pc
auern an Cars: 500 boar. Reif rpie sytsioe;;
$4,000. sEeruer etu 2.ito6tdes 3ans mil
Simmern, $500. Gtefap. gramols IND VEN
tral ube
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

,233s Gpfnmbia uoe.. iitiet ob an pa
mern, Gns, gcner In be'ieur Sniianos
Webme Cot In 1auf6 uber perfal's 81 lsio'
ten gebiHeungeu. Qpfcp, 14i on =. H'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
8u permietben-3immer.

9ret belle SimmtL mobsrr, NIT Dpr'
rn,bs-3immer, I'm ertien gio6, rtif $3.50.
i7il Sumbolet Abe., stvtf&tn 0istHoiep ~ mno
sasbsrrp, Walnut Sins. 6,e,1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
W.airnuas.g .gnif.nana.u.
Sn Serfanism = Sd,,ier.

1711 cutter ape, q. SairHcuni 2H.
iiodiaes Srars nit 9tmmeIn, ueii iapesiri
nno bonfihHbie apeelirthen, Sei ~ psi ilo'
Qrefdp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05
3n serfanfen - grnnbeisenthnm.

yranbtn mpab, ben pInb ibsrftausno, 8
acts. 20 be, ieO, quite Ho1baIf6aft; y pet
gus baar iaufsn fs. fpiieien friiber $40 gs'
Sub. grefnp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

caf WleBreeor unb w7aple, COS.
gnafer. gsfuer nrb GefHentreee. ~ s9 pet
gus banr ober 81 Der Eub duf Belt foiietsn
ME rpenider oils $50. 0refdp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-05

pohtfouptIte. fietet ab on etduible iire
Central eibe., eefpd5Its aoise zoe per H8o1a.
feline 3iuieH, istne Steusr; htbs SpneH 9sso
gum Eaner. Qyeiap.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
JOSEPH snIrH IS DEAD
Eldest Sen Succeeds him-In
Cheerful Hummer.

Indep<ndence, Mo.-A revelation re-
csived By Joseph C. Smith. president
Of the reorgAnised church Of the Lat
ter Day Saints. eight years ago. des-
ignaftng - his successor his eldest
son. ffred from the church the burden
of choosing . new leader upon the
death here Of the patriarch Who for s4
pears had presided over the oryznizz-
don rhe son. Frederick n Smith.
Who. since his father announced the
divine revelation in 1896. las fulfilled
many Of the duties Of leadership. an
ton.tteally becomes head Of the
church
Ths nsw presideat b ~ years old.
Hin esntgnaxioa to succeed his father
uas ratified By the general confesence
shortly after the father announced the
revelation
Although he was blind and durins
the last days suffered frequent ruhes
of pain. President Smith In his final
hozrs showed . cheerful humor- Jus,
esfnrs he became unconscious h
smiled AID said:
I wish that those Of my frsend,
Who may intsnd placing flowers on N,
coffin would refrain Let them Civ.
ths money to charity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17

Beriia--CernAz army headguarters
made this announcement
Prom East Prussia and Southern
Poland there Is nothing to report
In Northern Poland cur operations
are taking their normal course
Beritn--An ofHeial communication
tssued BY the German headquarters
says: Light attacks BY the French In
parts Of our positions between the
River Meuse and the yosges Noun
tains were easily repulsed- Otherwise
roshing Of importance remains to b.
reported from the western theater Of
the war
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
no RIGHT TO pssARm MINERS
sserssary ~ ceiersde urisn rsssiass
q Iavsstisssioo-ssys Arms Were
Personal procerty.

Denver--If the Colorado Fuel ana
Iron Company allowed the strike to b
called without eonferrtng with striks
leaders to see II they would consent
to the elimination Of article four d.
eiared Edward l. Doyle. seeretsry-
treasurer Of District Is. United Nina
Mins workers of America testffying
before the Federal conmission On m
dustriAl Reisfioas. they did theDr
selves and everycne else IN fntas
tice-
Article four Of the demands of the
niners' unson related TO the -eheek
o4.- by vhich the operators were
nsAs axenss of the union 10 dedaes
union anes and anes frun the pay-
ruzla-
Doyle asserted that the union dsd
nos hold Itself obliged 20 dissrm strfk-
ers. since rs leaders had no authority
to compel coedience except to the
rules and regulations Of the uaios-
Their arms we're personal property
He thought Il proper fer strikers not
to turn over all their arrns 20 the mk
lixiA rhey were spprehensive as 70
their treatnent aftcr the arms we're
given up. he said
No strike Doyle declared ever bad
been =sa by violence Publie opinion
decidek ssEikes. he declared. and ths
strikers we're handicapped BY the lack
Of good edncAtion among leaders and
lack Of funds 10 hire literary talent
to present their side
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17

London-There is disparity between
rrench and German accounts of the
battles In Flanders and France. II 10
apparent from both. however. that the
allies have assumed a. least . partial
offensive The Preach announce that
this movement Is meeting with sue
cess. while the Germans declare the
attacks Of the allies have been re-
pulsed with heavy losses-
The general impression here ID that
the allies. with artillery and occasion
al infantry attacks. are preparing the
way for a general offensive. but In
doing 50 are meeting with he usual
stubborn resistance from the Germans.
who are firmly established IN en-
trenched positions The advance. II
II is possible. must therefore Be SLOW.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
OPERATOR KILLS IiNeMAM
nysfsry In Cause ef rrcse,s a ttss,
tesesrS- Miss-

uescSrE- AteA
HatfiesbuE.-C- L Hardy Of lack
son. Miss. employed a. . iinemAn ey
the Western Unic1. vas shot to death
yPorter Jones. night operator for
the same company. In the effsce Of
the company.
The fight started IN the entrance 10
the Western uaio1 office. lust eppo-
site the Western Union office. vher
the two raen became Involved In . dis
p1te about some matter. presumably Of
q business nature Hardy vas beard
70 tell Jones very enpAatically that he
did do t.: when Jones made deniAi the
lie vas passed aad the two eiiaehed
aear the svftehhoarsi In the Office
In this eneo1zfer. Jones is said TO
have excizfned. Yea have cut me-
and placed n handkerchief to his
threat. which had received . Eash
from a knife On the left side The 1is-
pufe vas renewed BY Hardy. Il Is said.
when Io1es drew an automatic pistol
and shot fogr times. two shots tAktag
effect. o1e = the chest and tvc N
the Abdomen Death followed almost
Instantly.
Eyewitnesses 20 the killing are res-
ieent aaa details of the troaeie vhsch
led Ep 70 the killing Are very mes 2.
That they vere dixpzxing asozt Sc
matter. vh<<her husiness or otherviss.
ts the only tact o6tAinanle. Oplnion Is
he'd that the matter IN disp1te per
tains 70 some construction work On
the nnes Of the company. While rznor
has Il that q vo9aa vss ths canss d
- truahke-
JsnB - - eunaD1y - - shnE1n
He - o. - - = v1Asvs1 nnaAa
He h - years old
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
DeC0llETAGE IS LESS
MORE COVERING GIVEN rrs I'm.
Pea PART OF TIE FIGURE


The skirt and the deeoresas. are
tne principal points Of civerx~ace frou
the styles Of the last Is years. srd n
VII Be Interesting to watch the far.
tner development Of this fashIou- Ev-
eySnere one sees strong evide.ee
'n<' oodiees are groxing less trans-
parent and the fashion for covering
tne upper part Of the fxurs with
opaque material Is progressias. Prob
aoiy oy the springtine the use Of tuIie
and chiffon win Be greatly redueed-
The Paris designers forestaIied this
Nnen they showed IN their wartime
openings the bodices os cloth or velvet
Ior day wear that extended from q lias
below the waist TO the neck. ieavtax
only a splash Of White below The
ears.
This movement NAY Be IN keepsns
With the giorifed Moysn-axe which ve
adopted IN a wholesale vay IN Jusy:
y may ee the period ot the long body
me, the girtle a, the hips. the wrist
length tight sleeves and the ursv~r
sal use Of eolored velvets In deem
reh tones. frightened By lavish han
ding Of eoicred tets to Initiate yeweisL
Whatever the reason. IL 10 the strict
~ new note 70 watch deveiop. That
employment of the fabric srraixhs M
70 the collzrhors wfthout the snter-
venuon Of a thin material is sure 20
win out Already the separate blouse
Of eolored chiffon to 20 With a skin
ot cloth looks out of tune with tie
newest fashions II one xears Q suit
instead Of one-piece frrck tie hlouss
chosen for n must give the Superficial
appearance Of q contin1afion Of the
skirt
II Is this fashion that has suggested
TO women to give the preferercs in
TER winter clothes to the street fruek
Of cloth worn under 4 fur coat or dol
u1an or long cloth cape n has BE-
come more and more dincult to man
age a separate blouse with . eiosh
skirt that Is cut OF n the waist line
proper.
When the suit Is for everyday usage
and TO serve the most informal pur-
poses then the wash blouse Of white
muslin with a collar that stands up.
no natter how. 10 the appropriate ad-
ditior: much more SO than tbs orna-
mental waist Of ehifon or silk or sat
in. although one may be compelled TO
also have a fanciful affair On hand In
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
JUDGES coMsIDeaTHAwcAse
Oral Arguments fer and Against En-
tradition Heard BY Supreme Court
justices Ask ouesficas-

Washingrcn--Ths request Of the
state Of New York for extrzdition Of
Harry K Thav frum New Hampshire
to answer an Indictment charging con-
sptrs<y 10 ohstrucf Justice By escaping
frum NatfeAwAa asylum was taken
under consideration by the supreme
court after oral arxuments- The case
came up On appeal from Justice Al
dricA's decision in the federal district
ec1rt of New Hampshire releasing
rhsw On haeeas corpus proceedings
frun extrzdirion-
Members Of the cczrs asked Thaws
attorneys rzzny Questions about vari-
Gus pofafs IN their eontentsons- They
did act interrupt William Trzyers Ier-
cne. however. d1rfzg his argument
that Thaw vzs = fugitive from justice.
net ehaIienxe the argument Of Frank
ke11e6y. dspzty afforneygenerzl Of
New York. that the aw under xhieh
Thav was committed TO Mattsawaa
after the killing of Stanford white vas
constifuricnAL
Chief Jusrice White asked lis first
goes<ioa when Phiia1der C. Kaox. for
mar secretary ot state. appearing for
Thav. arxned that only those vho had
committed crimes eozld be exrradited
and thaf New York courts had held IN
five decisions that Thzv had commit
ted no crime hecanse he Vas insane
rhe ehief szs<ies s1gBested that = maa
mHhr ~ dec1nrpx sn1nna oue dxv nu<
sass - DanG H. Ksaz replied thA;
The prssunDetoa vss that Thnw -
mained insane.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
CARRANA ISSUES
HT0UMClE SAM
.. 5. RIeHTs NOT VIOLATED


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-
~--s-
n--S--
-. ~
.et- nesst.s
49,
=
-. osa-
:. - .o' - soe.
p.-.ss-. ~ 80 on 20 rlosn..A
-. -, ~ 49, -.
-. - ..ins $3.50 Ie1es
1Psosee 70 pFoese,
Ssranxts reply 20 the ADefscnn
note. which 10 expectsd TO reach wash-
inston soon. vin rspudfafs rsspsnsi-
niiify fcr any shots that have cruspea
tne hne ana clearly set forth that be
ana ans government VII regard Inter
sention ~ Naco a. hostile act
Al no time since the receipt Of Sse-
fetafy bryan's note calling attention 10
tne repeated vounding and killing cs
resaaenfs Of the American tow has
Zen CAnanxA appeared pertwbe4-
pal ne has hsd long conferenees vfsh
those close 70 him. and IN framing his
reply. Il b said he has been careful
nos 70 NJ hmseh remain IN any m
certain Light
Gen Hfll coasesrutsunartss epu-
mander Of the fur~ex A Nnco. 4. q. N.
defensive eoottnu~s C.. r.r,,-
INA .s.~e NJ. - a, g. -
n 4 difYirul. !, -. - ~--,x -
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e., N.v.n.-s-
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a. -.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17

Ansterdan--vienna made the fol
loving announcement. according 20 q
dispatch received here:
The pursuit of the Russians In
Western Galieia continues. As q r~
suif Of the encounters ef q more or
less serious nature. ve have VOC
ground IN q northerly direction- DuIks
Tin GaiiriAl u again in cur possession
-oxr columns. advancing through
the Carpafhians. captured On Satur-
day s.ooe prisoners and ten machine
guns.
The situation In fruut of Re5hrut
to the east " Cracow. and IN south
Poland are unchanged North of 10
vicx cur allies are pressing against
the lover part Of the Bxzra river.
The moving q stroaE hostile forces
In the south necessitated the rear
ranxsnent Of cur Balkan army and
the withdrzwal Of our right wing Thiz
simple proceeding has been represent
ed as a decided Servian success Ser
Wan reports Of our losses are ruzeas
urahiy exaggerated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
EXPLOSION KILLS SEVEN
Dead ard Dying Dragged From Burn
Ing Building In cieveisnd-Entirs
Building Wrecked

Cleveland.-A natural gas explosion
in . tvo-story apartment house here.
occupied by foreigners. killed seven
persons. seriously injured eight and
wrecked the building Windows for =
block around were broken AID persons
in q drug store across the street were
injured BY broken glass
A photograph studio occupied the
first foor Of the apartment and IL ts
supposed the escaping gas became ig-
nfted there
The explosion hlew cut the walls Of
the building and the wreckzge caught
Ere Ffrenen dragged the dead and
dying from the blazing mass Most Of
the injured had arms or legs blown
or Several Of the dead we're chill
dren-
Owing to the cold wave here the gas
pressure vas high II Is believed .
great amount escaped before the
fumes found their way 10 the photo
zrzphie darkroom and caused the
blast
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
SELL ROAD BONDS
IN DISTRICT ONE
COCO ROADS COMMISSIONER
REcoxSgso IssuU-sALE o.
sso.oco soNrs
SUPERVISORS ASK FOR BIDS
~iu Connect essed strssss 81 Nor
dian wth cssrsy ssses-lnser.
ess Win Net se Larger rhaa
ss Per cest


Meridi2n.-Cood Roads Courfsxscn-
srs n y. Breach. c. 7. LOekard zat I.
C. Ksnard. Of District I. have recon
nended to the SUPERVISOR the issue
and sale Of sss.eoe good roads bonds.
for the connecting Of the paved streets
of the city and county rosts. recently
approved in an elec;icc-
The supervisors ~in ash for bids %
the So. .ece issue. and to guard against
any nisapprshension that q high rats
Of interest vii Be paid. announce tha;
they viii stipuiate the amount Of IN
terest the eonds vii bear. not exceed
Tag or 81 per cent. according 10
opinion expressed Bids % the eo11s
viii bs received NJ the January nsss-
irx Of the board
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
SUGGEST the TAlloR-mADe
Prsssntosy Bisssss Are Aiens asrs
ssssrs Lines Thsn ttss Been ths
Case fer soane Tine.

Has the oue-pfece frock laid success
faI sfeee to the shirtwzissr Although
not answered completely IN the a1ru-
alive. there can be no doubt that the
alfIn-sn garment 50 popular this sea
son u going to aRect the position Of
the baouse-
However. new waists are here. and
plenty % them- what surprises n fn
their design ID The tailored look -
most Of them Following In the wake
Of that pied piper. the high collar Of
thss< military tfmes. many Of them
have . eurfonsdspsoShsseek apDear-
anee missing m tnese e.xmenes s1nee
many year
of course ve are noe yet m posses
sion OF eoned enoken Neseftnesss.
tne blouse OF tocAy ontineuy
tailored witness 70 this 70 sup
pied oy ne~ nodei OF ereps meteor
e1ftoned sterniy aosn me 'front.' fsr
haps one should say up 70 tne uoar
for tnose buttons never enc ui tney
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17

nake q very graceful anish a . rzie
al>1dsnx ncrs sofriy VITA the lfnes
q the costume A Pxrfslnn dznn<r
fruck has . vfcfA of supers lscs
.hsch covers the bodice sa1 forns
sne tznsc. appised to the slseA ruiis
yeks merely hy ~ sefv.xez. tn at
lins Of vhfre oufitzfas the curved
saape a the yoks IN vsry s3sefsvs
fxshsun-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17

Belroni--Foar fres IN tvsnsy-four
hours Is the IRE record for BelSoci
Perkins hotel vas totally destroyed
W. 3. Brown. . bosrder tn tie hctel.
had . narrow escape. being compelled
to climb down . post to save himseif.
Several other bosrders escaped only
With the clothes they we're wearing
The busldlng vas one Of the old
landmarks Of Bezzoni. situated On
Greasy street. and having been ba1ls
about twenty-five years ago and vas
one of the first =&si&saess of she towz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-12-17
DICTATES or FASHION

some cf the n~w aes<ss ara zses
wsrA s<lrs sAcwsax n frunI sSf ma
e~n sf ne back
Bzssnus generally se~ en Krv@ -
Asux Tn~s ars large ss1 sai. e1assx
sr baIkxn2,e1
rnmnfnxs are spariaxiy assd
u-sxs-x = reserved for ths crnanen-
erxsun q ghe belt and srrsps
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ALLIES PREPARING
TO TAKE OFFENSIVE
GERMANS RESIST sruseoRNlv
ATTEMPTS TO ADVANCE. AND
BOTH sioEs CLAIM wiNa
BlockHouse IS BLOWN UP
Several GERMAN rrscehes Said d
Nave Been psssroysd ard the
Essessfien % the Wsss Bank
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Parts.-rhe French official hulletir
given cut In Paris says Preach TROOPS
nov occupy the west bank Of the User
cznal
The text of the ccnmunicasion fol-
lows
The enemy has completed the evae
uation Of the west hank Of the rses
earai 70 the nortA Of the house ot
the ferryuan. and ve occupy this
hank.
In the region Of Arrzs there have
eeea artillery enzxen~nts- In the
rextcn ot Narpoel cur batteries have
reduced TO stlence the batteries Of TIE
e1erzy. In the region Of the Aisns
cur heavy artillery sfieneed the field
batteries Of the Germans. AT a point
northeast Of yailly oee Of their ha:.
terfes cf howitxers vas completely
destroyed
In the region Of Perthes and IN the
vicinity Of the forest OF La Grurie
there have been artillery engzxemenfs
and some Infantry fighting. which re-
"~-~N-3 - @4A&tSo@1Af 70 N.-
On the heights Of the Meass the
artillery Of the enemy showed little
activity. On the contrary. our srtil-
iery demolished at Deuxnoads. to the
west Of Observation-Disclosures.
two batteries Of the enemy. one com
posed Of guns Of large ealiher and the
other used for firing upon aviators. In
this same region we have blown up a
blockhouse and destroyed several
trenches
Between the Meuse and the No
selle there Is nothing TO report. and
In the ycsges there have been artillery
engagements In the rexio1 Of Sen
ones we have consolidated the posi-
tioEs gained By rs the evening before