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Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
FRENCH LINER LA
IOURA|NE ON FIRE
STEAMERS RECEIVED CALLS sos
HELP AND RACED TO AID OF
BURNING STEAMER
FLASH RECEIVED 200 MILES
e'enen Newspapers Have Made svo-
ss''-sss rha, Fire May Have Been
Started BY Spies Concealed
Aboard Vessel.

PariS-Fire which threatened the
freneh steamship La Touraine has
Oeen controlled and all the vessels
passengers are safe on board. accord
ing 70 formal announcement issued
oy the Compagnie Generate Trans-At.
iantique. owner of the liner.
When the first call for help was
tiasned across the sea the French liner
was aiire 100 miles across the French
port Steamers picked upon the flash
and then began a race for her side.
which has not been equaied since the
news was flashed through the air that
the Titanic was sinking. The rescue
tleet included the Rotterdam, Swan
more. Cornishman and Arabic.
The Arabic. 800 miles away. was
nearest to the burning vessel. Her cap
tain pushed the ship to her top speed
IN an effort to cover the distance in
record time It would have required
10 hours for the slow White Star liner
to have reached the distressed ship.
But the Rotterdam. from New York
February %. had also picked up the
message. and. although an almost
equal distance from La Touraine as
the Arabic, she was able by her great
er speed to reach the burning steamer
frst
With the arrival of the rotterdam
the other liners were notified that their
assistance would not be required. and
continued on their way.
La Touraine is proceeding under her
own steam to Hsvre. Only the Rotter-
dam Of the fleet which responded to
wireless call for aid is standing by to
give assistance should any be required.
Commanders Of other vessels which
speeded to the rescue have been in
formed their services will not be re-
quired
It was feared for a time that II
might be necessary to transfer the pas
sengers to another ship TO avoid dan
ger. but this plan evidently was aban-
doned whea it was seen the blaze vas
being mastered.
Grave fears for the safety OF La
Touraine were felt In this city until
the positive announcement was made
that she was in no danger. Several
newspapers suggested that the ere
might have been started by spies. who
had concealed themselves on board.
London.-A message to Lloyd's from
Havre announces the arrival OF La
Touraine at that port When last re-
ported La Touraine was 1900 miles
from Havre with cargo aire and much
anxiety expressed on account OF her
cargo consisting Of ammunition for
the allies.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

BerIin.-The Official statement from
the German general stan reports the
capture OF an English trench south
east Of Ypres on March 8. In the
Champagne district the French con
tinued their attacks near Psrthes and
lie Mesh. but we're Fepulsed- The
Germans made a eounter-aftaek and
occupied the small wood north OF
Perthss and the Piro trench OF the
French position near lie Mesnil.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
RePuLsE ATTACKS OF ENEMY
Allies Active in the West-continue
Their Attacks In the Champagne
and Arsonnes-

London.-There has been little
change in the military and naval sit
aation. While the Russians continue
their progress against the Germans in
North Poland. they are. according to
their official report. pursuing and cap
turing many OF the retreating Aus
TRANS in Eastern Galicia and are re
pulslng with heavy losses persistent
day and night attacks OF the Germanic
allies in the Csrpathians They by no
means have disposed Of any OF the
forces opposing them
Along the western front the French
continue their attach IN Champagne
and the Arxonns. bat h>yond these the
orly movement % cn.snassncs has
oesA nads noxsh q Arrua. uhers ths
Gesneas caetsrs6 : ssx,y esasaxu<as1
-. /. 9 -. . - g =
No11r@ = ~ - l ~ - 1lr11|
fufure % the var Havfng p<sssl
: the Germans hack from Przzsmyss I
ward Niswa. the Russfsns are nov .
erting their efforts. and according I
their accounts. successfully. to driv
them back In the district further q
the north, from west OF Kovno to ives
Of Grodno. and at the same time from
In front OF Lomza- These movements
II successful. might force the Germans
to withdraw from In front Of Ossodetz
which fortress they continue to bonn
bard with their heavy guns
The Austrians continue their fierce
attacks under most Instantaneous
conditions. owing to the snow and cold.
against the Russian entrenchments in
the Carpathians. while another Of their
armies. confronted with strong Russian
reinforcements. Is falling back in East
ern Galicia-
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
PRACTICALLY A WARNING
Communication 10 csrrsrxs rspert>o
to ss IN Ensire chsnss Of pesiey
a. Wsshingtec-

Wzshing1on.--New and urrent rep-
RESERVATIONS. amounting to practically
warning. have ses--seaf by the
United States to Gen. c.rrxnxx. de-
mandirs an improvement Of coudi-
tons in Mexico CITY
DfplomsfIsts familiar WITH the COZ
,e2ts Of TIE Ecte which American cuo.
sui Siliiman has been Instructed 70
present to Csrranxa interpret II a. an
entire change Of policy on the part
Of the Washington government to-
ward the Mexican situation.
The Communication 20 Carrnnxa-
drafted after conference between
President Wilson. Secretary Bryan
and Counsellor Lansing. was guarded
with secrecy pending some word from
Carranza and TO his attitude.
II was said By some officials that
the note contained the strongest rep
resentations ever made to Carranxa.
and indicates that the American gov
eminent is rapidly losing patience
with his indifference to the objection
able acts Of Gen. 0breson at Mexico
City.
Those who knew the contents OF the
communication said It did not threaten
force. and was not In the nature OF an
ultimatum. but pointed out In explicit
language the SERIOUS consequences
that might follow II the welfare Of
foreigners continued to be disre-
garded.
Washington.-After conference
between Secretary Daniels and the
president. It was learned on high au-
thority that two or more battleships
would be ordered from Guantanamo
to Vera Cruz. probably.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Chalons-Sur-Aarne. France tvfa
Parixl.-A fleet OF aeroplanes. many
Of the machines driven BY the better
known Of the military aviators in this
region. fiew slowly above the ceme-
tery az Lepine during the burial Of
Lieut. M0nehard and sApper MaiIiant
The two men we're killed when their
aeroplane caught FIRE and fell. The
accident occurred during the night
patrol and the flames from the burn
ing air craft were seen for miles.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Vera Cruz tvia New Orleans--The
Ward line steamer Norr0 Castle has
come into Vera Cruz with between
10 and $50 survivors OF the crew OF
the Mexican gunboaf Progreso. blown
up of Progreso. Yucatzn. February zs.
when, 1t is believed. about ~ men lost
their lives. The explosive u a1i<s 10
nave been taken on board the warzhip
in a barrel Of rice. II Is believed thsre
was a revolution in progress at Pro
greso as the Ward liner teg AuxiIiar
was seized by Yueatans after being
used 10 take wounded TO Norro Castle.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

London--WhiIe Brstish battIeships
were battering forts Nos. 5 and >. ten
miles within the entrance to the Oar
daneiies. French warships from the
gulf OF Saros bombardei the Turkish
positions al BuIair. Aerial reconnsis-
sance g ems to have confirmed re-
port that big Krupp guns recently
sent to the Dzrdanesies still are an-
mounted The hatts@=hips Of the allies,
now showing all eoiors OF triple en-
tente by addition of Russian cruiser
Askold. undoubtedly have turned the
Dardanelles into an inferno
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Madrfd.-The economic situation in
Spain Is becoming steadily more Sc
rious Il is feared In some quarters
that conditions soon will become SO
bad that they may lead to conflict
fraught with grave consequences Dis
patches from the provinces tell Of nu-
merous riots. resulting from the high
cost Of foood In some interior dis
tricts and in the Canary Islands the
people ger Tooi oaiy s-S-S S..A-e- a=s
Many families are said to be living
on herbs and roots
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
LIVED FIVE DAYS
WITH BROKEN NECK
FELL FIFTEEN FEET DOWN A
STAIRWAY AT euoE.
MISSISSIPPI.
CONSCIOUS ToIlme OF DEATH
Had Practically No Sleep for Nearly
wsek-Pslmetor keeps
Man Alive for
Time

Natchez-James W. Smith. who
lived ave days with a broken neck.
lost the uneven battle Conscious up
to the moment OF death. he advised
and directed nurses nd hospital at
tendants who had been especially de-
tailed on the case. He had no sleep
for almost a week since his fall Of Is
feet down a stairway at Bude. Miss.
striking the back OF his head
A pulmotor was rushed from New
Orleans. and the machine applied to
Smith. However. # is claimed by the
hospital attaches that the device could
not be operated satisfactorily II is
thought that the machinery became
iisarranged during shipment
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Vienna. via London.-Tne war Office
issued the following statement:
Attacks by the Russians on sec
tions OF our line east OF Pietrkow. in
Poland. were foiled by our effective
artillery IRE.
There Is no other news either on
this front or In Western Galicia.
In the Carpathians fighting con
tniues for some ridge positions Tn
favorable weather conditions prevail
In Southeast Galieia temporary
quietness has set in after the recent
events
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Pittsburg. Pa--Eyery department Of
the Homestead works OF the Carnegie
Steel company was in operation for
the nrst time in nearly two years
Officials declared orders lately re-
ceived for structural materials and
ship and srmor plates assured activity
at the plant for mcnths- The open
hearth department and the plate mills
were also started. as well as the
structural mills. resulting IN re-employ-
menf Of a,o0e men
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Charleston (Missl Minister Msrriss .
Memphis eirf-

Charleston - While hundreds cf
travellers were surging through the
concourse OF the Memphis Unicn Sta
tion and train hells we're ringing
noIsily. the Rev Frank b. Shepherd Of
Charleston and Miss Annie C. n. Ham
OF Memphis were married IN the wom-
ems parlor Of the station
The ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. Price BiIlingsly Of MeMinnviIle
Tenn. who accompanied the bride
groom 10 Memphis. Mr.. Shepherd Is a
native OF England. but recently eans
to the states from Canada
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

London.-The allied French and
English fleets are making progress in
their attack on the forts Of the Oar
dzneiIes. according to the British sd-
miralty and unofficial reports II is
officially announced that an attack on
the principal forts on the European
side Of the narrovs was opened by
three British war vessels Two OF the
sc-.= =ers damaged and the magazine
OF a third was blown up These forts
are characterized as the strongest
along the entire waterway.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
Edison auilalna Burned

Vest Orange. y. 1.-The only build
ing OF Thomas A. Edison's great plant
here remaining undamaged after the
conflagrstion OF last December. was
practically destroyed by IRE 1t housed
valuable photograph records. but
most OF them. stored In a ireproof
sSais. were saved. The inventor him
self. al work in his laboratory. discov-
cred the are. Clad in his shirt sleeves.
he directed the night against the
flames. and vas drenched to the skin
when \ lose twisted out OF the hands
Of several nremen.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

with him: -Ah. you are going for
goliday. yes! Where Is your gus
bands~
The Russian alphabet also lacks
our i and our W. Jones has to
be called -'Dxones-~ Williams becomes
-vilyams." and an American friend Of
mine named Whifen is addressed ar
Mr.. yeefen." Yet In spite OF these
difficulties. the Russians manage so
give very fair. usually an exact. YER
sion OF English proper and place
names I want to sugssst. both Qua
OF compliment to q sm and in the In
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
con.slos.n... Ne. Rs.ser.a.

Coldwater.-without having re
gained consciousness. s. C. Lewis.
prominent liveryman OF this place. who
was struck over the head with a piece
Of tombsotne following quarrel over
a game Of marbles. died in Memphis
hospital The remains were brought
to Coldwzter for burial An operation
was performed on Lewis and piece
OF skull 3 inches long and Ia inehes
wide removed
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
SULTAN LEAVES THE CAPITAL
Panic seportsd Fessnins Among the
Ysgrs Tsrss st consfzrfinople.

Athens.-Aeeorcing 20 report
vhsch has reached here. the sultan
has already left Constantinopie and
panic Is rsigninx among the Young
Turks. whose leaders are preparing 10
leave the city also before II becomes
too dangerous TO remain
Il Is gszerally supposed that the re-
ported return OF Enver Pashz to hts
command in the Caucasus and the de-
parture Of Diemal PAsha for Berlin
are both ruses intended TO cover their
timely departure from he coming
storm
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
FOURTEEN VESSELS SUNK


LAnaoa- a---kn ExehnRG~ Te1nuxoon
1nnup1GA fs~m kn>n1sr1nm uayn,
Taxebiat. declares tar sfnre ire y
siuatng Of the blockade. Brifish nsr
chanfmsn have been SUNK bat admit.
that according 20 news received In
Berlin from neutral countries. more
than German submarines have been
sunk during the same period
The German admiralty. the Ex-
change Telegraph correspondent says.
publishes no information concerning
the loss OF submarines.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

vicksburg--The young woman Who
registered AZ the Washington hotel as
krs- A. A Thompson Of Hatties6urg.
and who was two days later taken to
the State Charity hospital. AFTER being
found in her room in a dying eondi-
ton, passed away without ever having
given out any statement concerning
her identity. her presence in Vieks-
burg. and what II was that caused her
fatal Illness
Physicians found no evidence OF
poison. as far as reported. and no let
ter or anything could be found indicat
ing suicide.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
KINKS ~ RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
English-speskina People find II oif-
feuit to acquire Exactly the Right
Pronunciation

There is no "a IN the Russian al
,habef. Therefore the Russians spell
HarfIepooI 'Gartlepool." and call Field
Marshal Hindenhurg -Gindenburg-
The captain Of a Russian steamer
which in time OF peace plies between
petrograd aud London greeted
friend os =ssse whe had ofte= sailed
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

terest OF accuracy also. that We should
try to turn Russian names into Eng
lisa more correctly than we 90. The
reading OF the war news would. In ad-
dition. be made easier TO British eyes
IL the names OF Russian places. IN any
case odd looking. could be pronounced
az sight instead Of being puzzled over
and given M as bad iobs-Ex-
change
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

x.x York.-Dr. Charles j. EAmes' q
- chemist with many important
discoveries 70 his credit, died here.
80. He FIRST advanced the theory
"a ,sst carOOIic acid used IN 's'.s suLssS
.,a laas - arevent infection; discovered
~ou.. ,.anortant process for manufacture
a. ln,Ir,oid. nm devised method OF iors- .s'
snr steel direct from the ore, ana pun, uni
las srssb s, pond the irst saeeess1u'
..1,rv :. ever operated in this cOah-
Try.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
,.,or, capture Of offieers.

RerIiu (via London The capture
:, trenches from the allies on me
.s,srn = hattie front. the taking OF
French prisoners and cannon. Is re,
-.aa IN the official statement issued
hsre as follows: "0n the heights OF
s--s.tn northwest Of ArraS. cur troops
Occupied positions OF the enemy i,sss
oes S'arS nearly one miie1 wide. cap
..-;ng eight officers. 55S French sol
49, seven machine guns and sx
I'LL Ill cannon. Hostile counter attacks
failed.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Fl Pzso.-Fieavy snow over the en-
tire section surrounding Fl Paso ex-
tends as far as Alpine in Western
Texas At clouderoft, y. NJ. i25 miles
northeast OF here. the snow is four
feet deep. In Fl Psso the snow vir-
tuaIly put the automobile bus service
out Of commission
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

oxford--United States Marshal w.
S. vardaman has appointed James r.
Burkitt. son OF the late Frank Burkitt
OF Okolona. a deputy marshal for the
northern district Of Mississippi. Mr..
Burkitt qualified before the UniteS
States court clerk
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Como---Wafson Wooten died al the
residence OF his sister. Mrs Alice
Pearce- Interment was made In
Friendship cemetery sfr. wooten was
born and reared In Pamela county. hut
for several years had been residen'
OF Memphis
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Nashville--By vote of So to 80.
the house passed a measure allowing
women TO serve on school boards. The
bill has passed the senate. and goes
to Gov. Rye for his signature.
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11
Girl Given Hero Award

San Franciseo.-Miss Josephine
psddinx OF San Francisco. a trained
,urse in the Red Cross service OF the
french army, has been awarded the
cross OF the Legion of Hoaor BY the
French government, according to word
received by her parents
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Meridian---wm- j. Brothers. son Of
J. II. Brothers OF this city. was run
over and instantly killed by New Or
leans 4 Northeastern switch engine.
near the TwenEy-sIxIn as-as- crussins.
The young mans remains we're horri-
bly, mutiiztsd. his head being severed
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Paris.-The French have . ecncf-
vance TOR grappling and tearing down
barhed wire distinctions in 'front.' of
the GerEa. trenches IN France and
Belgium -A= s-=ssaer. attached q
rope. Ia fred over the entanglementx
like . rocket and then hauled in With
the wires
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

Pontotoc.--J. B. Dallas. 5s. died sud.
denly from paralysis AZ his home near
Troy. Interment was made in FaIknG
cemetery
Oxford eagle., 1915-03-11

The Chinese rely on the laps Tor
their matches. and the imports are
very heavy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-19
CARMEN np L1upr't.
Gsbtaeret al Gu prsffiR 5arIntI
Ssbnic paa : rueu.

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Tor lent at ifofic ijg IS for Sontmc-
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al SIS, ioritoor ia; men Sa1cr cr
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mere, at Oct iifcrt CT / lin Srocn
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hpor Ser pro6uccreS meQct Weit /
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