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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
L.IPSC0MB WHEAT
CAUSES KILLING
SHOTGUN Used WITH FATAL
EIfEcTS N PRESENCE OF
WIFE OF VICTIM


Special b. The News.
LlPSCOMB. Tex. luE - After
quarrel over load of wheat. ".
H., Parker, corek s,gyor Of Lips
co nb County. went I~'is'hone and
later returning with hi shot gun
sho and killed man named Benton
living In the northwest part of this
country YESTERDAY. In the presence ot
iientOns family
Parker. accompanied by his son
y. G. Parker. escaped and had not
been apprehendod according 90 lat
est reports here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

LONGVIEY. Tex July 22--
-ampIc. taken from eight acres of
gravel two miles north of the city.
recen ly purchased by the county for
road building. have been deposited
with me Chamber ~ Commerce Ex-
perts declare n 20 b. the best and
cheapest material In the State.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
Forest Fire Threatens

q. '..u.iHfed Press
OLYMPIA. Wash. July "a re-
porf received at the State Forestry
office tonight. from Warden OF Kit
SAD county says forest iire ol
threatening proportions b. burning
b,,t o, the Bremerton aud Puget
Sound navy ward The powder ma
l.lu, =. in danger
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
HrNT WAVE OVER -
'AuOiF MIDDLE WEST

3D.. #".|'.N I'frH
.UCAGO. lu. July 22-The
,.are Middle west and Great Lakes
r.g.0r .ocltered today the mid-sum-
rr- ..,' reaching ~ maximum At
..rroriia. Kansas where hundred
... rrri-'cred
s., deaths are attributed 10 heat
.s-. ito dying by suicide believed
,.t. Hrr tn mental arrangement On
.....rf u. tho heat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

~ AHHnriH.H' .f'a
ST Louis. Mo-. Jut
Charging 'Hc Wroug ght Iron RANGE
Comraut lth violation of fHc Shor-
man antI.frls' lav the $50 Louis
Steel Rance Company flied HI' FOR
a quarter of % lion do.'ar- OBJ.
damage aEaiust me former 0um.
pany herr today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
AMERICAN TENNIS ctr
LEFENuEHS ~Eltt Ttn

R, Associated Press.
NEW YORK. y R. 1ulr -
The official announcement wa
made tonight tha VI T. McLoushlin
Il. Morris Williams 49, r e. bun1y
and Karl n Bcbr viii comprise tua
American team to defend thc Dwight
T. Davis international tennis lro-
ply.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
Arnistice signc,I.


w AasnfiAitu iftfs
MEXiCO CITY. Mex. Jul} -
Thai an armistice between the gov
ernment and Constitutionalists Nns
.ienod tonight and hostIlitics are 10
bc suspended Immediately through
out the republic was the sta,emont
tonight of Gen. Edurado lturbidc,
governor of the federal district in
the name of President Carbaial.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

0psriaI fn IIH "'HH
DENTON Tex. July .- Sn that
water from The two large municipal
wells may hr reserved. the water do
partmcnt uoR arranging ~ pat
IN 300 NUu gallon reservoir More
than zoo UuH gallons are being used
daily from the wells
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
~ H. EOGEl,s Isl AIt
NtIIFD ONEH sto.Wn.opo

rrW YORK = Y Iulv 22-
.rt. Isf. Henr, n Roger The ; and
U. r iHonaire left an estate OF
.. f.rt, nine millions in this state
go. Mills left over thirty siX mil'
IT, ...a-linr 20 official appra '-aia
f0IHf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23

main such very lons he has little
hope OF cou,iuuin. tor more than q
few weeks
Nt 'h, time he found hcmsclf In
the place the question was whether
ur not hc would surrender quietly to
tNo ,ousrtuti1nali.ts. now marching
ou tine capital or would try de
I.lsc and no driven out Il was the
expectation that he would act only
tin the rebels could take formal pos
session of the government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
,uunHHEN KILLED ~
HEAD On COLLISION

VF-rO-T. Conn July %
r..- children were Killed and - in
..-.I Ir L. road-on collision here TO-
.., .. a SUNDAY school excursion
...f..r attn a freight None Of the
....,.f arc believed q be critical.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-23
EsWtATHEp
IocaIIoreca,t


WASHINGTON. D.. e Iult 9.
West Texas Generally iair Thur-
day and FRIDAY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
AUsTRIANs DRIVEN BACK
-Tne Ene-y szs Marxae1 f-.s rs-s.
Jssee. aas kresrc.- Says cryp-
si< aepe~s s-s- sierra-

New ycrk-RIxsEx sas erfven TIE
AzssriA-s CT CO the tov.s q TAr-Aow.
Jas1o and krosao. n Galsca. aze the
Azs<rizrs probably aow are retrea.tnx
toward tie carrafAiaa Ncz1saa-&
TIE enezy las marched tnto Tar
.o~. Jasic a,1 Krcs,c.- 70 the cryp<ie
style 4. vhics The viezza o-icials an
nozace tbs reverse 10 her ar-s. Pes-
rosra1 merely a,rcznees TIE tak-,x
q kroszc. with heavy loss<s 70 TIE
Austrian rear gsarl No<Airx b SAL
cf the osser two tcu,s = the Russian
oSfctzl resort
On the we<terz satrte trcct the al
les are kat3 20 lave reszkea Dtxz1.e
fruz the cerzxzs- T1is Report b ~
csic4al az1 las ,cs ee<a en1erZe1
~ ether Paris O. Lo7toa- FxAr.zx
= tie vs<t=ity cf Dsxzz1e AL also
Aruzat rrres eo,rta1es % - exrreu>-
u vsc1ezs
In tke veseern scae ecsh tAe Alz>z
AzA tss c<xuAss zAke elAtns 70 go
e>ss ~ vsrse8 psszsa rAnss eanz1s
hovsve<. - - earry vf<A sA~a -
noz,es1enss - ae<inzvs vi<.rxtD .
ssy Ds1nk
II n osrnnns ~ rhnnr unEsna Z
: N0uws nAseesa hnnsy hunss - z
ismnDs o. 90 0ucwu4 - -
- 1NAs -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
BOOSTERS ARE
GIVEN WELCOME
sE~ oslsaSs BUSINESS MEN o.
TOUR sEscs- gacssos-sov-
ALLY ENTERTAINER
IS NOT A PURCHASING TouR
u-ee-t,si-s sase ~Fts si<- 10 M--x
Ft--ay cs-s-si-s sse EssssEsess
sslsse-s B<es><. Ne. o.
isa.s s.1 Nssssrrf csea


AALAtc2A
Afs>- eoper1zx re ss-xsrh q terri
to<r e~x~e<a Ner1<taa az4 Iarkzo1
ever TIE Alkha.na q vtrkshurr RAJ
way hz>. the New Orleans Bo-osksr
special reached Ixckscn- A sS~cai
crEE.tres fruz the Tsckxcc hoar1 cf
trade vas CO kane 4. tie Uatc1 Ss4
ts1e wA<1 TIE uztz pzllet - az1
tAsse E<n we're gives q royal usicczs
xhcart TIE trzin ~ the axxre<aESo1 q
sz<t1ess h1iA&<rs vnoz they tA~z-
selves lad erze 70 vetccze 70 ,seE-
ca CITY
Learizx Ners<ta-- tie booster s7e-
etx1 WA rs party z26e q azzhsr es
scopsA t.<s1ftzx cAzzkey. Ne~Aak.
Efckcrv. Se~-c1- Laks. Nor-11. For~
est. PsiaAzteAse 1,8 B-z.&oa- Dssrf-s
;A@ir szzy txy ct haz<shaktz< s.1
sree~AeAktz<- the New o-sea=s socs--
erx xer~ ready fc< tAe Ia<kss1 s1< os
the irir<rsry- Arsr exchange q CIV
Eittes az2 . xe.~rzl erzs1A,x -. tss
party ct vtst-srs we're escorted ~
tovz. % tAe sca--1 q trade exfAtiz<-
wAer~ n zsr- ex-e1te1 k1< t1r-l
vsaccze awzlrex thea
As ssztet ~ Mayer BeAr1zz- oes
e tse pr1act,al s7~ake-s. ths 3 act .
pzrrAxs4zx g q rr7<*,x trvrr. sz- ens
s=xer-ake1 VIA q We. % zcr- rrz-
y e<z-nrt,g TIE -stxslssAed eA1ss re-
AriocS. eczzerriaEy. -a.s-ial1r. L.
tellectxklly. aa& 7ora1g. already vel
established srsve<z New Orss,s sz&
the cities A,A psss,e q Laz.s4A.A a.x
NisstzspL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
LORD ROBERTS DIES
IN INDIANS CAMP
EsclANcrs FAMOUS SOL losEs sue
cuxss TO PNEUMONIA As AZ
VISITS INDIAN rRoops
Ne WAS s2 YEARS or AGE
>e-s - Ls-s R,esrsS cssss ce-<s
40 . ss-p~tss - E-sas.--wss
t,s Ssss Psesss- siBssv Fe
srx - Great e-st.i-

Lo11ceu-Fs-s3 NarsAsi Earl Roe
e--s eiee /, Frzzce frcz paezzcclA
A tri~<-az srcz Fsei1 Na-zAal ST.
lcha F->1cA ou=zaz&sr cf the B<it-
ssA exS~1fstszary forces % the ernst
zeas- arz-tse1 Earl EfsrAezer. s<cre-
t4ry q state fcr var. q tie eeatA c,
E-<i1=<1s s-ea- soats>r. Tne ssle<rz=
rad
I ee~rly regret 70 tel yc1 TIA;
Lord RcAe-ss died NJ 8 oHcioek this
svezf-g
Fieix N,-sAEi Roe>rts. wso vas ect
ooel 1, eAsss q tie Iz<izz trocps. lad
roze 20 Fr.zce 70 greet tkez- SOFA
after lis arrival Ae became se-1ozsiy
II He Suffered eruz q severe eAEl
ard rzezzezia rzps<ly teveiops1- HIS
great age. g yez-s. rzfls-,tet Arzi,st
rs recovery. the crisis - tie disease
cc0i.g sztekly-
rAe s~ws os Lcrs Rcn~r,s' teatA
cane rs A ezetre surprise 20 E1xiK-t
TIE veterans eevcrio1 20 Tie later
es-s of TIE Any. hss lard work I,
thss oczzecfto7 a11 his se~=tzg good
Aea1.A ha1 heea the subject os ccz-
=eat s.-r- n. eexi,ziag cf the var.
He vas TIE 7ns- popzlar military fig
IRE - Great Brf-xiz a.k \ rariceai
Zero wi-Aoz- rival 4, tne a,fec<io1s @.
The pecpieL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

ne ORD say. No. ne good sir. no.
tAank ye. kin1ly Give thtn TO the
hes' TREAD I've had rr nAn-Ey yeAxR
an more. Dorsey there-
-Arrzh. 10. wolf Tc1e. avick.- pro-
tested Mr. Dorsey Tvoz,d niver 60.
Dye thlrk Ord xhtzrd sy an. rayeeive
al thin gorg'ss an ixpinsive prisinfs
vnflxt ycu lad noxhia. ora ta-aks
noze Of ihin- be hivinx Give tain %
Cassidy. u noelest. gtnero1sesl
TRAD He stopped sz&&eniy. ntf,s
eyes beat riercInxiy toward . cornez
cf his n-rle Ear1<nL
-Pnxzfs thcx-- ~ quickly senand
wnafs pA~xt- Inquired Nr- Cas-
ss<y-
Mr. Dorsey hru1xnr . sqsars 81
sown Into . receptive paln vixh . re
sszzeizx wh2ek
A rzr4rkey.- he exelasne1 "A tzr
rksy. An /, ny yarrdi N Lord /
god 20 tain He loves.-
B<zs. tspsoefzx he started tovsr<
the srrurrtnx fowL Mr. Cassa1y nove<
o~er toward the se,ee and vatehs<
hsn u heioiess fntecisson-
Juss a. M Dorsey bad His had
sxren6ed 70 grab the turkey. M Cas
ssty shouted sr1ceziy: and the tn
hey. frixhfened- scuttled thro1gk [
hole In the fence and into Mr. Ca
sstys yard whereat Mr.. Cassidy lad
q quick jump for H. But he missed :
clesn and l&1dec On the place vher'
he vas intending to set out early leS
tuce in the spring
Meanwhile Mr. Dorsey. half over u
fence. disfe1eed with rage. Vas yeIl
Ing
Lave my turkey be. Lave u,
TURKEY be-
Mr.. Cassidy picked . triangular -
t,on Of broken glass from hts perscl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
kHED|vE OF EGYPT
JOINS WITH TURKS
RunoRs OF Molly WAR COMING
FRos sGRlIN-ruRKs CLAIM
SUCCESSES.
UPRISING OF THE BeDoUINs


B>rt,,l-A- ocrictar TzrkssA nxIlextr
EA<e pzeiie ., Bern. eiaizs further
szcce>sfzl o<r1za. oS<rzsiozs axzl,ss
Es Rzxs.xz<. NO. Il b Asserted. szf
sercx ssrsr. boxs<- I, -~n. azzxzk
tsrz sa< pru~txtscA
Aecorti=x - r~por-s res<Aizs ser~
frua Cccs<xzcnopleL tAe khexfre o,
EUD< vi leave TIE Ts-kise czvitai
nAcr<lr - xxszze cczzAz1 q TIE
Tx-xt<a ep<rzEsczs xxziaxr Eupx H>
vi 10 acrnz><,i>< ~ . szirs q -
s<rsosA
Aseas Hnzs- kse<ive e EuDe las
,sea n cozs-azrizsSle ss.e< TIE cz<.
sreAk cf s>s-1-s-seA He S~es xrirfrzAi
a-1s<.xaee 70 tae sza-aa a. the n~a& Ct
10 Mnexzzexa. tH-.A Dispatches
eu9 c11s-zztszc>a< . zeztA ago sal
- B<s<1se rgxe-zz<at sax or&<re<
saz - rs<z-7 - Eupt
A message frun B<rifz said the
aA~<1se Az1 xscixr~1 10 the cu-re-
sp11<~z< c< . G>rzza s<vxrAp<r his
isyz-y 70 tse sz,raz Tas sane Ees-
saga sas< tss kse<iEe tz<ez<et 70 -
enz5zzy tAe rxrx1sA arzy. vhs<A d
n.rrs.zx co kxyps ~ vxy of Pzlez-
czs
Press kz<pa.cAes received n Bert,
aes<rf>< tAe sroeixzatioa cf . holy
var a. a-usxtzx Er~as eczezs:as1 /,
CscseAz-iz1Si<
Tie ,<vs shz7arra<s say 4 b az
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

s9e-srsres May I-ssss E.sas-s-A>-
tvisy harse1 ~ st,si.s - Ter
eeeo Beat Nicer.

sge-srines May I-ssss E.sas-e-Ac-
tvity Msrse1 ~ st,sir3 - Ter
pess Beat Niser-
Deal E<fA,1--By TIE eestr1ctto1
q TIE British torpedo eoar Niger.
vaieA vas ts-pe1oed zst sxzk ex n
szhz&rize in the Downs. TIE realities
Of var usr~ srcz<As A1z@ 70 The In
Aassr.-ts q Deal a1z walzer.
A ls1z exptosio1 szs h<art frvz
the <zascat as she lay eli tie Deal
pser and great vclzz,ss cs szcke e.
resoce1 TIE vessel wsez TIE s=oke
cleared TIE Niger vas os<ervex % ee
settling tox7 f1r-zrd Nea. vszs1
az< cAEtre. rushed TO TIE sea fro1r.
excla.zizx tAat tie vessel lad b>>s
;crp~toeS c. ntae1 Ta<y soo1 real
txe1 that the Niger vas tocEe1- TAe
Deal 2zz Kfzz<Sowz lie heats. as vel
~ beats fruz ether parts e the beaeA
we're Azz<Ae,. n ~ es<1-- 20 save the
sailors
Cczsrer-xsiun aa1 al=c-r pazse v-~-
VALID azoax the hzn&res&s -ho stnose
vatehiag Tie ge.stiy szxAf fru= The
s<acA- Fcrszzatesy The SorsA Deal
galley Hc7<. e1zza,1>d ~ Cap<- Jzo
B111- iay ~ aa<Aor sear The spo< v.ls
iax 70 aa4 the pEl1t truu . Loc30<
steamer wAs<A vzz go<rg a0un -
eAannel Wsen the soasnsn rsAlize<
tAax tAe Niger - h>>n III ~ = ss>
unx1ns - u1ne. % -. tAn1r Gun q
IDsunnnsn. shny FUvsd uns ~ -
-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
WEATHER B0THeRs ARMIES
esssie {. FIsneers Arrest "a Q sssc1-
still Q. Aeessns ~ Heavy R,ins
an1 WfeaA

Loc<on--Tne hatri@ q rf.-xers.
vhi<A vzs eruzxAt asozt ~ the Ger
z&z .rr<np< 10 a1saaes 20 Dxnktrk
a.d Calais. cn The nnrsAexn coast q
Fran<e. euEzez<e< txse f11x veeks
ago andA 1esvlte t<rrt<se ngAxskag s.a
The sa<rflxes e tAcusanAs a uves- tAe
tvs arusss skm hsaA vissuny tAe
saDs pen>kSnns - vAsA - 0sss -
- ma
AsRur snnans An<vup - oInana
the Csrn2. forres srocseas& va u
tie o. 10 cppcssfsoa - enr - Syeuv
sort. O. tie rser ezzal Here fAey
tcu.d against fA<n tAs reeaforc>d
B<l<t.. army. - vel - A enfxaadins
ffr~ cruu Br<k<sA zrzf<ors- s.1 th<y
we're x,AAs< 90 Eake pruxrsss Ffccks
thea cczpi<<esf the tt<rrufs<zrp cf the
Invaders azk tsey eczz<sced a ef-
fo-s 70 n-eak th-uz<A the alisex LIE
hs<-sen Dsxzz<> and rprsz
Tns C<r-ans have had cce O. tvo
rincr-scEersEe< only ts12-crarr-
successes. sas<A rs the cruz<fzx q TIA
cazal azx TIE ea,xure o< Dsxzzs<. s<zr
acw. aecc-<tz< 20 offe-al and cher
-epor-s. wssse hey Aesz . pxr< of Dsx-
-nse. they ar~ back 60 tse east side
os tne ex.L a,4 Rrz1z lave sAar<eze1
sh-s- attacks
Tne weasAs-. wAsrA las se>n very
starry. wfzA heavy rzt-& says lie
ssnss-<zx &C the Ge--z, r-z<rxl x-zy
aezazza--ers. has 1zszEraed ta<E- e2<r>
a.sccs Tsks zzy ven s.s rr-s. scr
p~oz1e Who lave arrived e-cG ac-u<x
tie EzgszzA sAa,.e2 tzr-zx tse r<s<
few ezrs szy q hzxA vi,< has s<<z
srsytar rke rzi1 4c-uss ce>1 spar>z-
fszls-x he t-~z<ses a,9 zakaar = ,<x-
10 Impossible ssr TIE z~z % prc<ees
sAez<eix<z
In s7sre ef TIE rz<xrcr.sAe esc<<
rsoos. beth sszss hxre s>-s1 uzk1z<
charges ard hcth cz2tz - lave Eze<
rf.h sc<ze Success TA< G~r-a.s aga
Report The e&psz-~ of n Ezzssr sf srss-
oners ara also that Icy lave rssz1se<
the British a. Preach zt-ack&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
s,snoc FIRE Loss

Cre~nvccd-Ts= Pi1z.erS On Nll-
sne q tie eldest % MI =zAzzfAcszr-
tnx eccrs--s n the STATE es1x1E g
r-r a-6 tA- szstre pl1=s- wt-A ras sz-
c<rssoz of oze s>>e sae@- tss g11- e.
nee azs .Azks. wxz tzsAlly Destroyed
r. less Il estimated az ever sl-5.-
9ss. az1 K s zz1@rs<rcd TIA. tzs<--
a,ee y the szz & ssa-ala w1s cares,
@ tie rl2zE xz1 Sod 01 Aaa9 ne
ariEi, a tie fire - yse Gzkao~1. A71
lard werk vas sec@ssa-T Ter t1e 80
venrEcn~ of tie SprSA1-zg q ts@ r-e
l<ru-s ne street 20 the zsv Ei1 EnAs
~zs erupAess1 l1<- xz=-sr- he SGD
rzxizszx q had az< prce4AlE ne
rc-ce VII he traa<fsrr-e 70 AacS1sr
usl All the vlAzt vii hA-4lx ee re
exEl- hefc-s asx- <@aso1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

P<<ru<rzx-The Russian ren<rz
stan tssz<x tie scno.iax ss.ten>nt-
In Eass Prussia N .c<sc1 t<ves
cpeS CO the fr1zt o< ScaHzpo1en- Or
srrcps c.rrn,se< Jnhzzztsszrr "a szz2H
tsw, q Easr Prussia. - zil>s 70 tAe
<rzrAxe<< &C Gzzhfz1>nl-
-B<yc-x tAe vts-zA battles of sec
ortA-y Eror-azce occurred n TIE -
<ssn us Kxlzxs CRzs<1az P5l2n6l- a-e
Ses<Aara- wAere axvzne. guards q
u. .z%zr sszxA: 70 p-ogr~ss-
"a. ca--z-asa-s' Azs-rtan rear
rzarss -aiz-akz<x n TIE ercs<t-S c1
u. z,ver Saz. - The re<scn o< Sacck
were sxra<ks1 ~ cur rruors-
TNs xssre c< FrzsEysl whicA vas
szs,~rx<x tzrf,x the pe-sc& n vAseA
n. AzssreG<r-,az ARMIES we're @ TIE
ocs<rssEe. has ee~a r~~srzhlishec
Rsc.sr-x r.zeAtzE The Russian capital
s~uz TIE TxrkssA ess-1sr atrach -
ersasH-x lzecrtazce 20 the part the
Ar-ersa-s are plzvtng - TIE Rzszsaa-
Turfisa wzr.
In szx.rzl towns oeczpte< ~ TIE
RrssExzx tAe Arz<ntaz ssn&e1ts lave
xAswn rhe=s@ixes ready TO Sota the
nrzx.nx Arzy. and expla..ee thai
sses sax r-~varet tA<z<elves fer tss
Russian arproaeA ~ crzzsazt srsil
t-r a-x ~ <azhertzE zr-s secretly
An alag the HE cs EarcA- accord
tzx % tAese aevsces. tie Armenian
p-asaz<x are receivtng The RlssiAr
r-pczs via e1rhzs11sz z-e givi1l
ts<z prosSzscss freely
A Arz<z4Az newspaper. rsserrt.s
., tAss crisis n the hEzta-y q ArEe
-Aa. ,uhazsA>S tie foZo~t-g-
TAe bcnx az<b<ira:ed day e ee1F
srz-<s fsr tie TzrxtsA ArEs1A.z :
a. kxzk. szx he Arzsztkas are 7rs
-a-~d esr azx sarr-fzcs z2.e 7eee<
sa-y ~ sA< per<srzAzcs oc tAe1r Ea-
sses< ts-y-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
FAILS TO KILL HIS
Wife, SHOOTS SELF
RUNE SWAN or TUsglo ESscvs
DOMESTIC reseEov-rRiEs
TO KILL wIrE FIRST.
Es-rs-se-s-s f-vr- was-. ~-s Rsee-&
~ rsss s<Sg--1 csssr-<. cs.ss -
MAJ a<s-Fi-s< rssi-s Me-
1850. res- SEA- s<is.

rap~ss-Af>s- f-ui.ssss eff,r, % kzf
Ms vi<-. R4h- Ssaz- r.i1-<r sz< "a
psrAxzxsr. sase hizzszlf tAruaxA fH@
Aea-< wrsA a sapexzz- Mrs. S~Ra ka3
suss ceszf7ed q 1fxcrrs frrzz her ms
eaz< AS. meath co tH~ rruand q a<x
i>rr kz& cruelty. az< - wsn< % s~r
kc1se VIII 4 pts-nL Rz4 after asx<zz<
ker. tired 20 sAcs< ker. e1- tae rts-ol
ocly szapr@1 Sc. c-trAseze1- rsn -
TIE s-rxse to scene ot k@r nsixAsnrs.
wAo pzs u caIi TOE tie pngb-~A n to
zeazftzs. he went % tAs hcre e L.
II Hz.cAs1sc1 az1 asked fsr his sAst-
ru7 % kfzf n zzaA4c<- NJ E1tcAsrse.
PIT to<esAe- ITS repeater Az4 par cue
skeE N TIE har-~l Ka1 gave the ra7
txo 0sAers. as hs seszs& n n great
hurry Mr. Svka th>n gave EEteh1a-
sea hhs rEssoJ 1zs ted AEz 20 wztca a.
lis errzer u case tAe 3sx shszi1 erzs
- as war Afse- Ezitf7r fGr sczs
size M HzschEzzca ~snt 70 town a-4
inter- b<arz<,t q TIE trz<sey-
In tA@ zeazt1ze Sxaz started ~
-. s-r~es t.- ITS wife. Wien cue q Ia
reixhe1-s sccrrsd 1lzs- teti-nE era q
a xt-k =zsz tA~rs. Aa1 Rsk~d shaE A~ 20
bach hcre- He se~-et v.ry srrs-e1-
ard .skst that - - srs~ed - 20
soc-xs-r- s-4 t1y 9n~z % Dc =
vas arr.rvzrts b-ar-se ts,r he had
tRkez z1r~ tAxa ero1x1 rcrpAf1e 20
kfu AKA As ke went into tae AsGse
Chsss e Pcssr- uaxfsei< Reese rarz>
- n N sztr1ssG>. szz b-fs-- -
crul2 r~a<h the zan- he lad 5rvr7~1
hi=s-. :, c1 The led aa& p1n>@ tAs
,rirr.r wfrA . ,cker. sh1c<tnx h.ns>ls
rArczxA the h<2rs
Yer several, years xr- svza had
se>e .<z4<<<d - th> 9rrx hanfS aas1
IA -. n he <2azzzrszz n H>z
pAzs ezr srsnrn<1x snrx Sunn - -
n1naur = osnxgn - I'm ya<kHnn
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19
RUSSIANS IN EAST PRUSSIA
csussre Five cer-sn t+s~sfzr-s N<xr
sea1asL s.1 oee.cy Ts--s~. ].
CzascS1-c-cs S<e~enasA

Pe<ru<rz6--Te gensrz- SAT- ef tse
Rzxlz ar=y Las xfxs1 sz< Al ef..r@Al
auaczzcezszs- Es t1z1sws-
In Ez<. Przxzsa we crc<-.1< -
make progress We save ezs<z-~< I've
German k0wsrrers n<ar Suatzz- Nss-
II ve f1rc~1 TIE G<r-xas % rws1r~
fruu Ryrsz- B<rwesn t1< yn<z2A xz1
The wer-Ae ve lave hz< <zrrzzt<rs
wirh a1Tzn<> <~<acAz<nss e ne en-
eEy
IA the zarerrsnn ef Crzenw 7zsszxz
rruapx have crossed tie River Se@<-sn-
lava We lave orrzc1e3 rxrz1~- u
Gllt<ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

usssu9 0vpsD = Un.uo -
Y c-.sR>4sSp-Sr-s ssxssx u y e0vS1kS
q tAs vuy - xH.s.o~s.g - c1<fsn -
f.r saese p>rfsc1s tszs<s - abrs< - y
"a on szY n<r>l TIE Clsrs7H<rrs1
cuucaay. .nc1x the hrx<sr pzHzrers
N rA@ s~lrA wf-h h<afS-.xrc<rs N
CIzr3xxale. Aas n1e1fs~d cosrun buy
<rx tAas 4 VII oerer zzcrs than -4e1
eaS<s & sne sraps- NJ P4hssc azesss1-
Thks VII ss the largest private sa1s
Of cc<rsu- probably. ever seie = Ms
.sssf-7t TIE ecstcz h2s been carefully
rrxsex fztc erea rzzzfzE i%hesle lots.
nre VII ne sold Gee t0s NJ time. 20
rhe hirkes- hi31er his .-e9a eszles =
rns flr<< vicki1r- A1t ece-c1 has s.es1
s~I1fzx AZ szcn exc>i1s1t rr1css of ats
LAT rhEs zesAc& Is sakec 10 tsSpssse ot
|. ra-s cr TIE CLark-Herrtz crueS A
large rxzner os c1rcfsCwz e1re-s
ssrs stx-EreS tAsfr fz-e1rsoc o< ssf-g
present n tie sale. ard Z Is sea>Te1
se-- tat the eccron VII n al prooa-
sciry hrizx q sarastI<-ory Prize Tie
,cxessy cs Z Glcze ) sure 10 Attract
.xrxs eruw1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

enouo tssvs ossn pispse<hsd % Esrs-
je.a FfrssS Liss-oss esas Afss
Are snippe1L


jeas F1riss Liss-oss esss Afss
Are snippe1-
Pcrs Ar<kzr-Tne var 5 greatly -
gretrea hy foreixrers. as 4 las reszl--
ed IN . noox Of s<zrrizo1s Japazsse
carscons Aaz dezz1c9xtiscs showing
the lowest respect fer waire 1enL TIE
Japazeze Eeusp42<rs leave No dczss
n the ufrtx a th<ir readers rhxr IA
pan Is vz<tnr anx viaainx TIE var
axat-s. tie Tezcnzs ukEi> Brira11- Rzz-
sia a-< rr.-c- erfnEe Thankfully = The
kackgruzza
In yiz<sxc=tnk there s xrear sz-.
mol over IT, dispatch &C sa-&ls SCI
tfers 70 tAe westward Every G~--xz
q TIE excessive TezrneSc eoinny there
already has h<~1 ship,es wes< - tie
p-f<on camps
Lonx srzazs cf JnrAze=e gas have
xuue TO the cru1t- Oae passenger r-zi--
eoaxts-szx o< hal< . nile q CARS 1<ss
ezi,y fer he vest fer ove- \ week -
iax ha.le6 n q szzil pace ~ an x1rs
szatsA iocozo<ire. alrh19<A the good
ioccnresves - Siberia hase bee, rsss4i-
sfrsoced fer service n Rzssia1 Pc-xa&
azx a exrrzortizzry colse<fSo1 a Bel
xiAn. Gerzzz- Russian and America,
so<czceives Is attezps1,z % cope vf<s
tie trzffsc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

wtsA Mrs Perry v P<zzyhaeksr -
a hsecr<1 sz<st- azx vs<h a<isgaxss
fruu an se<ssszs q tse sfatsI tk@ Ms
sisszpDk F<dez.<tsa - Wc1snfs cfz>s
AalA tAs oUsnt.g ssussua - ~ s1z-
sssnkk sansn1 esnv<z<tnA - - rsO-
hysnF1nn CAnr<A - vx<1nnmE- MEa- n
~ usna- hsnssua3 - Uunnone =
o. 1nnnuln1R- yRoGn1u2 - - -
uuunm. - - - =
- Gnunn nunIE4 - - -
facker e - r-xss5rR
AEnny q fAs assex.s<s 9rfvu1 en<fJ
sAsu9 1Se rsvrW8sa<fves fru0 IL ~
orxnnksz<tons snsverfzg Tie r1u cal
q tie crsd>cszaHs ec@9sxcee. repre
s~r<ine . n<zh<r.Axp cf x.sSS vuz~c-
Re-- J. s. HIuAcgze i.xckex tAe
hl-~sirx q the Most HtxA zrca the
ass<rsA.xe. acd Mss Ne<za L1ng e
the CAarl-zks cizs q Jaekso1 re1-
xer~x -r.uss eeaz<fezf Ex>tr- af<er
vhseA addresses of vsierc> we're
beard fru1 Js1xe George Aa&ersoa-
vho spoks Ter tie mayor. who eczi9
rcf ~ pr~sent- Judge An1erxoc pa11
. hs<A rrfbz-e 70 uoO1choo1- OsAers
Who welcomed the guests we're Mrs.
Jzrfa Crtss<r. Mrs J. d Thaz-s AID
Mrs. J. J. Hayes Mrs Dzzhar Row
Lad cs yarkscn r~spcn1et warmly 20
TIE errsizi words of the sSeake-s
TIE new clzhs we're received for
r,al;y tzso TIE state fest=rztsoo ~ Mss
NJ CoZzs cortnx<o1 cf HArAehzrs<-
Miss Anrse Denz11 os I2ckso1 z1k-
tzg the respcrse-
Reports followed ~ TIE STATE EN-
Gers. all showing growth 4, the work
cf vs<sca and n add
e-eer-iazrtc1 70 r.ake the mind a1e
veSce q xczaa 4 power for good u
TIE Affairs es tie world
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

vsaA ~ xnss osso - Wunw
-launns - osvura


- ae-sosss s
-
- 60. - -
- .,,.-s ,---- .s,rr 49, :, -
49, % .s,,- - ...r
~, ..rscv. .,~ou,.-r, n.v. rshr.
-. .,.,- -. y.~~ c.-.r A. s,xs-
-...x !, -. r~~>~A ,<rs~s.t .,,o-z~>
-, ia. sh, c~ru.ns have oe<a
s,,v., ~ 40 tie rtrat bsnk. a-c
~. n. l~f, AsnS . xrnau serr5oa cf
~As~h -. .~r-,.n. h.a h-si for sev-
er.i a.x. has be<a eczp,e<ery evs<z-
...a
In tAe >ousA of Yorex Tie Allies
have been yzccessful- reprlstnx q
rur.h~r osenxfve uoven<nt. rsx
-. .reonpnxhet SAYS tie Preach
r-r~r,r s-.s With heavy losses 70 tie
GernanA
On ne ots~r Aaa<- B<rssz csatrs
. .lt~As urc~re<s On the rirhr vsnx.
~ eaurrre os s<~erL hzzered
rr~ueA "A axs-ssA In a p<elsriza-y
earouzser- az< n. ssksrr a q srru1x
rr~~~A uos,. 4, The sorsxr of Arrucz<.
Tne c>rua. erap<rcr. vaos< zcve-
-~ut. a. hre have h><. scz<wAar
.,uxsv~ nso>n-p6 oo rssxxy n Kos-
~ a rflex sczxsu><s q sxrzss-
- .ercrxs.r Ia n xsxvsrrA eruz
B.sri s-t-xexsz,x
p~r~~~-xx ~rr-sr-~~ q, -~uu,rS x~e-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-11-19

Lcndca--An Exchange Telegram a<s-
paseh frcn Psking says that the allies
have ezp<zred at Tstag-Tzu $50 Get-
nAz gzzhcsts. one destroyer and five
rrxnspcrts- They are raising the sznk-
en Azssxsxn cruiser by means cf q
0nAxSag dock