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The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19
WAS TO WED MEMPHIS GIRL.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 13.-War- ren M. Peabody, the young million cago Thursday night, was engaged to be married on Nov. 16 to Miss Louise Anderson, daughter of T. Ca rey Anderson of this city. The young woman is prostrated over the news of her fiance's death. Mrs. Anderson declared there had been no disagreement of any kind be- tween the couple.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19
Warning Order.

Before J. w. Thompson, Justice of the Peace within and for Clark Township, Greene County. Arkansas. I<A Charlie Knecht, Plaintiff,
 yS. Sandford Gay, Defendant. '-~a The defendant Sandford Gay, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Charlie Knecht. Given under my hand as such Justice of the Peace on this the 1st day of November, 1915. ~
 J. w. THOMPSON, lZll) Justice of the Peace.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 13.-The body sof Warren M. Peabody, 21 years old, 9 millionaire, was found Thursday night in his home. Beside the body was a vial which had contained poison. He committed suicide while temporarily insane, according to the verdict of a coroner's jury yester- day.
 From the time the young man wore knickerbockers the idea cf suicide seemed attractive to him, his mother, the widow of Hiram B. Pea body, millionaire real estate oper- ator, testified.
 Mrs. Peabody was asked:
 Was your son in love with or engaged to anyone?"
 ''Yes," she said, land to the best of my knowledge, they were on good terms"
 Several notes written by the young man, who about two months ago came into possession of half of his fathers estate of $2,000,000, were read at the inquest, indicat- ing that he was Respondent over the condition of his health.
 Peabody spent money lavishly for equipment and apparatus used in his inventions and researches. He recently was graduated from Joh ms Hopkins university.
 Mrs. Peabody found the body of her son when she went to his room.
 In a note which Peabody left for his mother he declared death would bring more happiness than life.
 A letter, purporting to be the young mans last word to his fi-
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19
New Telephone Device.

In England there has appeared a new telephone device which rei- ders possible the summoning of a subscriber back to the telephone after he has been asked to hold the wire" while the party at the other end is looking up some desir- ed information. The device is in reality loud-speaking horn. If the subscriber called does not wish to hold the receiver to his ear he gan place it over the horn and go about his duties. The calling parly's voice is so amplified that he may be heard throughout the room.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19
Bank Reports Called For.

Washington, Nov. Special to The Press ).-ComptrOller McAdoo of the treasury today issued calls for national bank reports, showing the condition of business closing November 10th
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19
Fire at Riya Rolo, Italy.

Berlin, Nov. 16.-(Special to The Press) Fire still rages at Riva Rolo. Italy, with losses more than a million. The docks have already been destroyed.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19

HONEY FOR SALE-Extracted (strained) honey in sixty pound cans at 1-3 cents pound; in ten pound buckets at ten cents a pound. J. H. Finer, Bard, Ark. +dec1Sp
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19

MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms at 6 per cent. Terms l to 10 years. Our plan is new and good. w. T. Cook, agent. Box 2S3, Jones' boro, Ark. stf
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19
HEIR TO MILLIONS
 COMMITS SUICIDE

The following story sent out from Chicago last night gives interesting details of the suicide of Warren Peabody, young millionaire. The news story of the tragedy was print 1d in The Press Saturday afternoon:
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19

If this war keeps on for another year we'll probably find out how far a kilometer is New York Eve ming Sun.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19
FOR HALF A CENTURY

WOODS LIVER PILLS have stood the test as the best remedy for Chills and Fever and all Bilious and Malarial Diseases. Once tried always used. Sold by your druggist.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-11-19

Notice is hereby given that tn, undersigned J. A. Grooms, al Sheriff of Greene County, Arkansas will on
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Ia the proper cgl1u will be
fou1d the name Of PrrE. f. T.
Smith who z1rornres for szzpew-
inrsn5enx at s<fue2fion-
Prot smith has served ths r~o-
pie e1r almost tEo terms IN this
ONCE ard dnring hfs term mas
done mach foe the scanals OK the
county He f1urd conditions in
q badly way and m1eh improve
mens haz been brought about in
the school hogses x1zi grounds.
IN the course Of sts1dy and the
entire people Of the county have
been bought 70 a realization Of
the Importance Of the proper ed
ucatl0u * the children He has
been progressive and in some
instances sore OF his policies
have not met xith the approval
81 some OF the parties concerned
Ont after a trial most Of then
have seen that he xzs impartial.
far sighted and vas seeking the
welfare * 10 essssssTsz- Il las
the oszssness N nI= d@partrneus
IN hns shape and ths county oe-
cupiss a high place never before
enloye.iIhy cur people, Hs asks
that al lis friends become active
x sss behalf In drs time ne
expects 70 present his claims u
every voter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Hxvirx heard al 20 macy pros
pscEive candidates we are sur
prisec ~ see 80 few announce
uzentz. ~ suoa A. the gloon Of
winrer has passed and the orighs
sun has scattered his effalgsnt
ways % illuminate the pathway
Of odd mother Earth, ue will hear
that often repeated song
Hoxdy. Howdyt How 60 you
dr.
How = your wife and how ara
ycu-
Il = a Sass evideut
truth that We do NIT always see
far into the future. sufficiently
pea me right nas In the riznf
place. Those who exercise author
Iky over ~ should De eouscien-
Ei8us ren-
DO We want Bloos Yes give
IA BsIbo- He will De a change
from our last two ard Il he does
not excel them in honor ard set
CTR zsc<a@=s cd STATE hack ~here
=ne wa- OF y0r~- wn-a ~~ ~sfs
proud tat we lived on Mississippi
so5I- Ees Us march ia numbers 10
our Capital send him back TO hrs
county and dare MIN 10 return
The people xili doubtless give
Mr. Rus-eII a good vote We ex-
poet nothing from him but GOOD
honest work He mas stood for
the right % every occasion he
has raised his voice for the up
Lifting OF every guod cause
We are happy 10 know that the
Chancellor OF our State Univer-
sfty Is oue whose honor cannot
&c disputed That the school
will nov De open To the gay OF
our pcoe boys 81 well a. the rich
mans son. We are glad To know
tat dollars and cents will not De
a guide for our Chancellor. that
be will not stain his character for
silver and gold May God bless
him and sustain him IN his trials
There IL another Office Ok which
| would like to speak- Our pres
eut County superintendent Of
Eduear0n has done more good
for our schools than any other
man N our county has ever done
ne has taken more interest n the
teachers and pupils than any
other one mas d0ne- He has
hrucght the school up ID n higher
plane taan they have ever been
before.
His friends have urged him 10
enter the race for re-elecrln1-
*
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
I.gG-,. ..aFn..l.

/ expee< To go away tins week
70 enter upon my campaign Tor
Lieutenanr Governor However,
al my BUSINESS legal and 0ther-
wise, VII receive my personal
a-tenxsor- Ny Law partners will
be glad 10 see you AZ the ONCE
and look after any matters N my
absences and l snail be present
and look after all cases and
other business IN al tire courts
All Ieersrs addressed 70 me here
vii have prompr arrenlon-
I shalI try u writs = letter each
week for the Press and the Eagle
and Ees you know how things are
going throughout the state
Every few days. | hope 70 Dc
back in tine 0fIfee FOE day or So
Ny best wishes and ksadesr
regards 70 all
Sincerely yrEs-
LEE NJ RUSSELL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
NonnoF BANKRUPT SALE

NOTICE Is aerebr gwen ti1xr thE un-
dersigne6 TruzSee N the maxser OF A.
T. Kznsi-I- Bankrupt vii sal at pun
liz cutlery u shs nix:ze~s oiffzie< 1lr
CASH nc or about me hour ct Z o.
cock Ez1nu en- the z.,zf day Of Fenru
zry- fszIs. zr the <rorehnase IN Oxford
Mississippi lately cseupied by s4isi
szndrupE- rfe entire sz1rK OF goods
and fxErr=s belonging 70 said ezrz<e-
ineiu<;Ing drugs. -kzr5Snzry- toilet zrrl-
eies eex-, InruzEed At s5-ST5 -
J. B. RsAcH- trustee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Whereas, Il - well known oy
all Intelligent ciElxens of NIssi--
sEppi, that there's a great II JUST
ice done % children VINO have
committed some o7euse OF vioIat-
I'd some law Of moral conduct
and who are noe placed N n train
ing scho / supported by the state
for the correction OF such Inmor-
a. Or unlawful conduct and
Whereas, we beiI-xe that b.
placing such chIidren urder prop
er moral influences In a stat.
school fs- training the juvenile
moral delIu4gents. they viii make
useful citizens, se L
Resolved. That the David
Reese and Anne Kennedy cnas-
tiers OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution OF Oxford
most heartily and cordially APP
prove Of the effort unlen - being
made by Vcnan's organizations
at the state To have the l=gissa-
rure proTide y training school for
these unforr1nzte children
That We desire to give our sup
port % any eiTort which may De
put forth before the members Of
the next Legislature for securing
the passage Of a bill establishing
such an institution in Mississippi
and ne respectfully ask the menu
beers OF the legislature from La
fzyeste county 10 give careful
considerations ID any proposed
legislation along this line ard
we urge tl1t they give their sup
pert ID aay measure which may
be introduced in the IegisLarIzrs
for the establishment of y. state
school for training the juvenile
moral deiinquenrs-
Signed Conmittes-
MRs- W B. LExrHE7S
Mss MxRx Louise NELSON
uRS- r. NJ STRONG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

A. IL has been some time ue
have been represented through
our county paper; | will send in
n feT Iocals-
The people here ara getting real
anxiOGs TO see pretty weather
again Il keeps raining, raining
anst the roads are almost inpass-
ahgs-
The health Of this community
. very good Mr. Z " Ruby
has Teen on the slek LIST, but glad
10 say he y recovering.
Mr. J. l. Perkins Mr.. J. "
Strickland and Mr. Jesse Ruby
made 4 business Trip to Oxford
last week
Yrs Hurley Wa.Irip Of H2r-
risr0vu fell and broxe her arm
last week
Mr. Jim Smith, Of Oklahoma
has been visiting relatives and
( friends here for sne past week
Quite y number q young peo-
{ people enjoyed ths party n Mr..
" W Adams las Friday nsyh-
Miss C1rz Mesrs and Mss Ros-
alta TaEn@ spsnt Fast Thursday
nigrr with their teachers.
Mr.. NJ NJ Roads made bust
ness TIP % Gomez last wesk
Rev Ed Gregory OF Tyro. de-
ITvered n splendid sermon at
Emory Church every second Sun
day, and Rev H. p Nesrs Of Ok
ford delivers a splendId sermon
n New Hope Church every first
sunday So We have the app1r-
Eunity ct hearing two good SER
mons every month
Quite n number Of the patrons
enjoyed the Arhor day exercises
nj the school building Last Friday
the Dad of CT January Each
child brought a tree or flower
Al Of which we're set out On rhe
school grounds The school
boys aIso hauIsd n Inad Of sand
and pur Il around the School
House door, which adds ID the
locks O. the School grounds very
much
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
TRY THIS FOB NEURALGIA

Ihnusznsss Of people keep en- suffer
ING with Neuralgia because they do
not xn0w what 20 dn for IT, Neuralgia
ga pain IN the nerves Wlzz yau want
20 do = "a sostne the nerve ITSELF
Apply sinsnfa Gnlme1s 70 the surface
ever the painful par--to not rub IL IN
-lna1s LIuImeut peneLrzGe- very
1aickix - the sore, irr-rzsed nerve and
z.izy< the Inflammation Get a 1strI-
ef Slnauss Linnnenr for . cents Of any
druggist and have IL IN the hnrrse-
zzzinst Cslsfs. sore and swollen Lafnrs.
Ezznbaru. seszfixa and lxe ailments
Your mnrev back Il nut satisfied bur
e a1u<s give almost Instant r-iief
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Sunday the 14En- i cur regular
preaching day At III. Ziou- and
since We have only ore service
per nonEh We had the day with
grateful delight
The past few days OF sunshine
are indeed refreshing after 80
much rain, mud and siush- No
doubc cur roads viii improve un-
der It's enaxing rays.
We regret H. Tote the death OF
Nrs- Jonn johnson On Monday OF
tins week Of Pnegm0nia- Her
remains were inteneta< Tocenpola
Tuesday
Mr. Jerry Hamilton who has
been sOreIy afflicted fur several
years mas been seriously Iii for
several days
We were palnei 10 hear sf the
death Of Mr. Willie Black Eldest
son Of Mrs Jane Black of cur
Vicinity This sad death occurred
ar the hume Of the deceased IN
Texas
We rejoice thzE Mr. J. W.
SeerEe-z ard his esrlaaole family
have removed 10 their old nome
mere
Our Sunday school sill holds
IN despite rne bad roads and
weather
Several OF our eitixens attend
81 Quarterly Conferences NJ 1Gay
In Ahbeville and report Mag
nzicentsermon by the r A. Rev.
Tueker
Mr. Frank Hill Of cur vicinity
5 making preparation 70 run =
Lite store in ennRerti0n wirh his
MIL which VII 40 doubt pr0vs =
convenience 70 bis frIends and
essstnme-s~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
SEALED ans

Voice Is hereby gwen that she Clerk
- the Beard Of SUPERVISOR 4. anfhsr..
Ised 70 receive ssalssf hisf. I'M ANAL
aeeu. March irvt- 1875. for tine k1ildinx
Of a sridze 1eruss a creek u~ar =. p.
Tvrnx's "a tha Memphis aud Water
VALLEY rusa- Lfnk ~. sabf hrflsr- ~
be nnifr sernrsilrx 10 plxns ant x1@ei-
first5rna NOW en- die m the Chancrrv
CLERKS uf1re- The Enarsf reserves rhs.
right 70 reincr sny zrsl ala rid.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

1e are authorized % announces
z W Windhani a. a candidate
for Supervisor Of Beat = Mr.
VIndham 5 well known To nearly
all CT the voters Of his section
We think he l. a native of our
county he has spens his life here
and i fully acquainted with the
needs ct our people ana fully
competent to discharge the duties
OF this important position He
asks the consideration Of the
voters.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Notice = hereby gwen tsat sh- CI.rk
Of the Beard OF Supervisory VIII ~
rsivp sealed biis NJ until Il aseioex
asou- Tuesday. March md 1915. for
rhe nuiidin< o. 4 hririg~ 1fro~- Clear
CFeek On the Rarezville AMI Toby Tub
by root. Link 80. near the Conner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

The Snushern Woman's Maya
zine i rzerin9 = trip 70 tine Pana
na-Pzczfe Exposition win al
expenses pAsd D. Esszsz sA -
f0rmsti1n VIII 6e sent On rsqussc-
Wrike, Nzusxer Exp1siEscn T9ax-
Southern Wnmazs N1szzzns-
,s~~sxsa-s Team. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

The C7~rk Of she Board % sspervf-
sors y aurhori<Hd 20 F~w~ive seai- 4
btsl= nn unrh Narr, zrsf- for the hnild-
ny II \ nvisigr 1rruss Panther ere-k On
0xflIrrt and Water Valley r1szd. Linz
no 11fi bridge tn he built aa-eursiin9
TO PLANS ant specftfcatinns COW On ale
N the Chancrrv Cle-kss Office. The
Beard reserves the right TO rp1eet any
and all bids.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

All p-r=ols are hereby warner
not y rrsssp1ss or hunt on oud
and CT they vii be dsaIr with IS
the law GIrecE=-
DsIhridgs Bors-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Little Rnby SPARKS j. reported
very Ill with bronchial pueu-
u11nia-
I05 for Pruupr Delivery
\ few more days Of sunshine
will put the ruads N a passzbie
cpndIri0r-
The ARE uzaay cases OF grip re-
ported IN the t5wu ard surround
ing country
Phone TO for FOUR Groceries.
Mrz-T- u Stone Of Memphis
"a soenSTnx this we~< with her
mother, Mrs .1ckis Rauey-
Mrs. virz Shaw of the College
Hill community y recovering
from a severe spell Of pIeurisy-
When ordering your Groceries
call los
Old papers f0r sale al this Of
ice
Wa,re- NeNalou Jr, Is visit
ing mis- uneie IN Greerviiie and
expects % enioy q Dig camp hun;
Cob T. " T. FzIkner vent
down 70 Nex Orleans Saturday
Co meet Mrs Falkner ON her re-
trrru home after IN extended visit
70 her cid honsz IN California
Mr. ReIoue Price had = mule
badly cut by n rad scraper a
few DAYS ago. and It ~ill be unfit
for use for long time
Tie Daughters OF the American
RerosutIon wif give a patriotic
program at tina PubEic School
building. Monday Feb 22nd-- AZ
8 ofcEccx Everybody . eurssI-
aIIvinvirsd amp no admission Fee
Mrs. G. z Highf0xer- IT the
4 An College WIKI her tvO little
sons came over Saturday To spend
a few days with her father Mr.
NJ p Bishop during his Illness
We are glad . report Mr. Bishop
improving
.ChII-an L Company have re-
seixed \ large and fresh Lot OF
the old reliable LaEGreth Gzrsfsn
Seeds whieh has neeu On the
market I3f years Il vii pay
ven 10 give these seed Il trial
Re sure and call and get thsi-
buik prices
FOR SALE-One gasoline en-
cine. one Grist Mil and al &C.
cessories, m good condition VIII
take \ mule, cattle or good note
IN payment Apply To-
MIS-. 6 NJ SMITH
Oxford, Miss
The many Oxford friends Of
Nrs- Z s. BraUletr Will deerly
svmcnthSzz with her in the death
Of her hrsther. Mr. Edward Ven
abIs- which occurred - his Ess=s
IN Louisville. KY last Friday
Mr. vsuahIe was only rwenEy-sIx
years Of age with . promising
f1Eure-
Mrs. Bette JohnsCr- wife OF
Mr. Jahn=on- living two niles
east Of Oxford. died Monday At
ter q weeks Dress Ct pnszmOniz
The remains were carried % tne
cid home NJ Tueeopola tor inter-
men< Tuesday Mrs. Johnssn
vzs . Devoted Christian wife and
-=.-ss.-- sd wsll ns saddlv missed
In home and community
FOR SALE-A yourg horse
and good =ssEes cow Apply u
j. NJ SsExDEzs
OxEdrd. z Z J.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Nrtrs y hereby xis~nfhas tls~ Clerk
Il the Brsrf ~ Supervisors vii w.
crf-e s@al-d hirts up until I. o'cioek
noon. Tuesday, NkrrA mt. 1875. for
the werking II road LINK No. fs3- be-
xtnu nj as .sht Hnruuss place. AMI ensl
ing az Oxford xnsr Szr~pfs ruasi AZ WIN
CARDS plrre- said ruazf 10 Ae worked
according ~ plans and specifications
nnw On aie IN tire Chancrrv CI~rx- :
offiee Tive 8sard rp-~rvss thu right
20 reiees any ard al hats
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Notie~ - hrr-ify <iver tat me Clerk
q rh~ Bard Of supervisors VIII receive
scaled bids znr1l Il aseierk nosr. Tues
a4y, Marin md. 1915. FOR the kuiIdfn<
II a euiverr hridr. IN kerriss Greek
botrnm. aa Oz1arrt ard Lafayette
Springs ruad tnx. NJ. f5e. Sud culv-
ert " b. built xs-rortskax IN pifns and
sp~cifratf n nosw on lie Ia the Chan
cry Clerks offlcs
N WOODWARD, Clerk
c. A. WOODWARD D. C.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Al person are hereby ucsiIed
against trss=passing on NY land
hunting and stock depredzticns
especially
L. NJ BRrHHErT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

" hNn oue ek your IitEle ones sisnHs
symptoms cf an approaching Cnz1s
give 4 DR. Bells Pfne-Tzr-H nuey ~
oaeE Il zcts quickly, and prexeux-
the E1bx xruwinE Ezrzsl Very heal
ing ss,uSnes tina LEngs, Is1sezs tine
azzccass serenx1hsrs the <yzzzm ms
xnnrznzssi- 01Iy L. az Funr Drrzxsz<
Buw . hnkxle so~szzv
Bszek5eHss Arnirz Sasve for S0rr~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

place. said briix@ ~ b. buil< 4rruryi-
ing 70 plans ami spe~fiicsfinnz now on
de n the Chancery Cisrsss o1f.as. Tn
soard reserved the right 60 r~Ises any
and ali biSss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Little Rnby SPARKS - reported
very Ill with bronchial pueu-
u1nia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

tTa Be ConalEuesl sexE week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
I05 for Pr0upt Delivery

\ few more days OF sunshine
will put the roads N n passable
condition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

L. M-BRUsHETT.
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
Xmas Greetings Flashed
Throughout the World

christmas greetings by wireless to
naval ofhcers and crews on ships and
Aa"re were Mashed from the Arlington
radio station yesterday afternoon. Sec
rotary Daniels also sent a telegram to
the crew OF the New York, at BROOKLYN
navy yard. congratulating the men for
glVing dinner and playing Santa Claus
to 100 poor children of New York
Following Is the wireless message to
all ships and shore stations:
Voicing the national spirit, send
CHRISTMAS greetings to the American
navy from the American people.
"JOSEPHUS DANIELS"
The message was caught by ships AT
sea within reach of Arlington, and re-
layed throughout the world.
secretary Daniels was advised over
tao telephone by Thomas A. Edison. ~
the generosity of the crew of the New
York In providing a dinner for poor
The Washington times., 1915-12-25

OF Serbia. Lacking food and proper
clothing. they are at the mercy OF tho
winter. Lacking protection in the little
villages and the country districts. they
may become the prey Of Balkan guerrii-
las.
II any aid is to reach them, Il must
come largely from America. Refugees
arriving here declare that only America
can find out what is actually happen
ing In Serbia today and send aid.
through Germany, as was done in the
case Of Belgium
The recent appeal for relief for the
starving Serbians made by Mime. GrOu-
Itch, an American woman, was most eff
fectlve. From Western and Middle
Western cities Of the United States. in
PARTICULAR, came the responon.
But the donations were misdirected.
American Consul John E Kehl at Sa-
loniki, has received supplies of food and
about $4,000 I'm cash. telegraphed in odd
lots from America. He Is puzzled to
know what to do with them since he
cannot inaugurate relief work from Sa-
loniki. Kehi asked the United Press to-
day to tell persons In the United States
that all relief work in Serbia must he
carried on through arrangements with
the German government
The Washington times., 1915-12-25
Serbian Women Face
Suffering and Death
By WILLIAM c. SHEPHERD.


sALoNIKI, Dec 25.--A million Ser
bian girls and women are facing intense
suffering and possible death through
lack OF food and clothing. or a worse
fate at the hands OF rowing bands OF
comitadjis. not yet entirely suppressed
by the invading armies.
Well clothed, well fed soldiers Of the
allies suffered intensely from the cold in
southern Serbia. What is happening 10
the girls and women left behind by the
retreating Serbian army, the world can
only guess.
The Serbian government ordered all
men and boys to leave the villages and
join the army In the retreat through the
Albanian mountains. Colncidentally the
women and girls were ordered to re-
main to care for the villages.
In other countries the women said
Good-bl to their men and saw them go
to war. But these Serbian heroines
said good-by to their men and then watt
ed for the war to come to them, with
all its horrors and outrages
It is not the refugees who fled to the
SHOWS Of the Albanian mountains who
are suffering most. It is the helpless
women and girls in the manless homes