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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
SITUATION IS VERY GRAVE
Relationship between United States
and Germany Reach strsining
Point Because cf Attack

Washington-The relations between
the United States and Germany have
now reached so acute q stage that II
Is extremely doubtful that the Amerf.
can people win stand for any further
parieying with the German govern
meut over reparztion for the Ioss ol
more than 100 Amerfcan lives ON th<
LusffAnia and the demands q tn
government for the safety OF Ameri
can lives on the sea This 10 the feel
ing here
Some Of the more apprehensfve Of
fcials here are hoping that Germany
will disavow the attack on the Or.
duna- Coming at q time when the
relations between the two countries
were so delicate. II was pointed out
II could have only one effect on the
American people
In view Of his previous notes to Ger
many. President Wilson would have
had no alternative but to recall Am
bassador Gerard at once. officials bs
lIeve. II the attack On the OrdunA had
been successful. II would have con
ssituted an unmistakable answer to
our demands in the Lasifania case,
they say. and would have brought dip
lomatic negotiations to an abrupt con
cIusion-
The attack on the Orduna Is even
graver than that on the Lusitania, in
the opinion OF officials. as Il leaves
the German government no excuse Of
necessity. such as was offered
IN the former case The Orduna vas
bound for an American port
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
OHIO AGAIN FLOOD SWEPT
-Four Are Dead ard seerss injured sy
Rising Wstsrs-Propersy Lsss
Over sz.coo.ooo

Columbus. ohio.-rozr dead. scores
injured and more than s,.oao. go
worth Of property damaged vas the
toll Of noods on July Is aad ls In
Central Ohio. Hundreds of acres of
land are un1ex vzter and vast srsas
inpsrzAsd ~ vs.k ,svsss - saha.h
mmxn-
N ssssr.1 paaess n OH % g..
ftrvus 6co4 of March. 1si1. Vas 9,
eseeed- At Lima more th2n 200 home
we're submerged Mayor Niles Stand
ish isszed . PROCLAMATION stating tia
while the property damage the-'
would exceed $50. .0ee. no outside aid
in relief would be asked
In Columbus both the Scioso ard
oisntAngy rivers flooded . large sec
ton
A large portion OF Kensoa was sub
merged and Foraker. near Kenton.
suffered considerable dzusxe Sew
eral houses we're washed away and n
Is feared q number Of lives we're lost
The Miami river rose ave feet At
Dayton but caused no alarm Mount
vernon and Lancaster reported cas
death each
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
GERMANS DRAW
CLOSE TO WARSAW
AusTRo-oERMAN roscEs SUD.
DesLv TIGHTEN ARC AROUND
POLISH CAPITAL
FALL OF CITY DISCOUNTED
Ven Hindeneurp Pushes Hard From
North, Won nsekensen Drives For.
wsrd Frcm sosth.-Tne AIIIes
Are Confident

Lcntoc-with the German heid mar
sh.is. von Hindenburx on the north
and Voc Maekensen On the south
wAfpptng forward the tFo ends OF a
great arc around Warsaw. I, IL rr.t
lied In England that Grand Duke Mich
ol2s. in defending the city. has the
most severe task imposed on him since
the outbreak OF the European var.
Some military writer's seem 10 thfuk
tie feat Is Sell-nigh impossible.
There was sustained confidence that
Gsrmany's previous violent attack,
aiong the Bxura-Rxxka front never
voaId pierce the Russian line. but the
present colossal coordinate movemen,
vas developed With such suddenness
and carried 50 far without meeting Sc.
rfouz Russian resistance that more and
more the British press is diseountinx
the fan OF the Polish capital. and.
While not giving up all hope OF its re-
tenfion. Is pointing out the enormous
dffhenity the Russian armies have Ia
bored under from the start by the ex-
tstence OF such a salient.
Unable TO strzighten out their line
BY an advance through East Prussia.
In the north. and Galicia in the south.
the Russians perpetually have faced
the pincers Of the Austro-Germans.
and II these cannot be sufficiently
frightened Warsaw must go and with it
the entire line.
According to the latest accounts. the
Aussro-German forces advancing from
Przaxnysx were within forty miles Of
Wsrsavs while to the south Won
Mackensen's center at points was
within ten miles OF the Lubin-Cholm
railroad.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

An archaeological discovery Of con
siderable interest has Just been made
At Stirring castle. Edinburgh, Scot.
land For some time workmen havs
been engaged IN exesvating the up
per square and ezusswzying IL with
whinstone. In the course Of the op
erations they came across certain
welLdehned foundations. which 50 far
as can be ascertained. we're not known
TO the present generation The 70
mains are directly I'm front Of the por-
ticn known as the Chapel Royal
(which has long been used a. an ar
moryl. and they take the form OF two
lines Of stones. each line being about
three feet In width Nothing has been
done TO destroy the remains. the 20
sttions OF which have been indicated
by the linear arrangement Of the ssts
above them Several local archeolo-
gtsts express the opinion that the twe
lines Of stones form part Of the
foundations OF the original Chapel
Royal. supposed to have been founded
about 1107.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Jssties Hscdrsek asopfs Jury's Yer
ciet i-oiains Him ssrs~-Nl~s
Years Struggle fer Frssccrl

For the firr time since he fired the
shot that killed Stanford White at the
Madisoa Square Garden. more than
nine years awo. Thsv vas free on
July is to 30 and come a. he pleased.
suprer.s Court Justice Hentriek. who
presided.at the Jury proceedings which
ended July IL With . verdict that
Thaw vas sane. announced from the
bench shortly that he had adopted the
iurys verdict The writ committing
Thav 20 Natseawan seven years ago
ihereupon automatically became mop
erative.
The states lawyers appealed from
Justice Hendrfck's decision. and Thav
vas released IN s3s.eoo bail pending
the result Of the appeal Under the
terms of the eond he is to hold him
self HnenAhie to the courts orders
until the appeal is finally decided In
the meantime he may 20 wherever hs
pleases
In announcing his decision Justice
Hendriek took occasion to eomment
unfzvcrably o. the action Of afIienIsts
Who bad assisted the state IN prepxr-
ing the case and then appeared a. ex-
pert witnesses IN court
Z have reached = decision IN this
case Justice Hendrtek said. and II
Is based On ny own mind. fortified BY
the action Of the jury
Taw xffrtrx with hts rou-xel an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

washington--Stxteen American sci
entists. to form. with Thomas A Eds
son as Chairman. an advisory board for
a proposed bureau Of invention IN tbs
Navy Department. viii be selected b
leading scientific societies The socie
ties are the American Chemical Soci
ETY.. American Institute Of Elecfric4I
Engineering. American Institute oi
Mining Engineers. American Mafhe
maticzi Society. american Sosee.y Q.
Civil Engineers. American Society ol
Mechanical Engineers. American Aero
nautical Society and Inventor Guild
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
WELSH MINERS ON STRIKE


Londun--Except for two small col
neries. employing about 500 men. al
South Wales coal mines, from which
comes coal for the navy. are idle and
miners. although the government has
brought the industry under the mpni-
tions of war act. decided not TO ac-
cept Recommendation to continue
work day by day until an arrange
ment could be concluded This &C
tion was taken despite entreafies Of
labor leaders
Delegates voting for the strike rep
resented $3.50 men. and those voting
against the strike 1850. Thus. al
though opposition is divided. the ex-
tremfsts are in the large majority The
conference. however. agreed TO meet
the president OF the Board Of Trade.
Walter Runeiman, TO discuss the sit
uation-
An responsible labor leaders Of the
country oppose the strike. and while
II Is hard to see how the government
can enforce the penalties OF the mu-
nitions act. Il Is believed the men VIII
be tnflasnced by the fact that they
are opposing an act passed for the
safety Of the country
The strike has been forced by the
men Of the Aberdare Valley. who are
ssronx syndfc2lists and have Indicated
that this was a good time to force the
government to take over the mines
This policy has been advocated By the
rndspendenf Labor party. one Of whose
leaders - J. Keir Hardie-
In one district alone 10000 men
struck. dsfyfng the governments proc
lznafsoa that the provisions OF the
ruunftfons act would be invoked 10
prevens a cessation OF operations II
vas estimated that upward Of 10000
men xere out tn all parts Of the Welsh
fields.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Yaroo CifyI- $. Barbour. brother
Of Hon- J. y Barbour Of this city. man
axer Of the Nound Pian;arion. in the
western part Of this county. had q mar
rov escape FROM death On the night o.
Jaly II. wken some one. believed 70
have been q negro On the place VIII
whom be had bad trozbls. fired into
the bed where Mr.. Barbour vas IN the
habit of sleeping Al the tine he vas
not IN the bed. which Was literally
shot 70 pieces
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

London--The British government
since March IL has paid $500. 600 on
cotton eargoes. IS shipments Of which
have been purchased In pursuance OF
the arrangements with American cot
ton shippers La giving this informa.
tion in the House Of Commons Lord
Robert Cecil. parliamentary unGerssc-
retary for foreign Affairs. said 20 yes
sells with cargoes made up solely or
partly Of cotton had been diverted TO
ports Of the United Kingdom since
March II. and II to other British ports.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Geneva Switrerland--Af q meeting
held at Essen July Is. between the ad-
ministraficn Of the Krupp gun works
and the representatives Of the work
men. the Krupp officials are under
stood to have granted q portion Of the
mems demands for increased pay. Di-
recfiy and Indirectly about leo 900
men are involved Minor cases. In
which machinery has been destroyed.
have been reported The military an
thorfties warned both sides that unless
an immediate arrangement vas reach
ed drastic measures would follow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Bridgeport. Conn.-Negotiafions to
settle differences between Bridgeport
machinists and the Remington Arms
and Ammunition Company. engaged
on a gigantic scale In the manufacture
Of war munitions for the allied armies
have failed Labor leaders have an
nounced that the first Of the mackin-
lists would walk out at noon on July
20. They added that within = week AL
work In the Remington shops and in
the shops Of subcontractors would b
at q standstill
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Yazoo city.-The rn~ritfen Law Win
probably be pleaded as defense IN the
case Of the State vs. Gillian. charged
with the killing OF Lamar Conn. .
young railroad man. who vas recenfiy
found unconscious ~ Tufwiler and
whose death was reported as q result
OF having been struck BY a baseball
bat in a game near by Gillian has
been arrested and Is out on s5.oee
bocd on \ charge Of nan=lznghter.
Gillian xas arrested n Sumner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

West Point-Ths three pigecas
shipped to n c. Spence from Tie ROcA-
ester Flying Club and liberated %
June - arrived in Rochester. ~ T.
1.ase miles The first bird arrived IN
five days and two hOzFs. the sses=<
bird arrived IN six days and sevea
hours. and the third BIRD wzs cut nine
days The birds were IN 4 storm and
the cloudy weather hindered then
from finding feed easy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
CLAIMS GOVERNOR
THREATENED HIM
SENATOR RUSSELL TELLS AUDI
EscE GOV. BREWER WOULD
USE VIOLENCE.
PROFESSOR ELecTRocuTEp
". Braea. Head ss Engineering De-
psrtmert Of A. q ~ Net ssth
Frer Live Wire whue
Taxing . B.th-

wesson--During q Joint debate here
On the night Of July Is. Gov. Brewer
Informed State Senator Lee ~ Rus
sell. the latter svsrs. thst IL Rasseil
again made the charge that he Gov.
Brewer had stolen a bin pending IN
the Lexislatare. he vouid cut Razsei1's
throat from ear TO ear.
The threa; vas uttered n q lov
tone for Russsli-s benefir alone. he
said. and after delivery Of the warn
Tag Gov. Brewer LEFT the speakers
stand
Russell Afterwards addressed the
crowd. consuming the tine allowed for
his re3oznder. and told the crowd Of
aeariy ..oe9 that the governor had
threatened TO cut bis threat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

starkviii.- - Prot Virgil William
Br.Ex- for II years head Of the ne
chAnieai enxfneering department Of
Mississippi Agricultural and Mech.a-
ieai College was eleetrOcuted Jsly rs
In the bathroom Of his Apartment He
vas found uneo1scions N the bash-
room about : O'Clock In the evening
II Is supposed he slipped while In tne
bath. and grasp.ng a wire poorly In
slauted. received the current through
his wet body. He aid not reSzta con
scioasness. although palnotor. Oxygen
and other artificial methods we're
used 90 resaseitate him He died NJ
IL c'cioek He vas q native vfrEis-
ian-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Cciznbsx-Anthrax CT eharhon. tAe
irfectiozs and usually fztAl cattle an
ease. has appeared IN the exrrezae low
81 section % Lc~ndes couzfy and N
Scxzee< cou.ty- aad Dr. JoAn olive.
veterinarian nf thi~ cry. hss hsea a.
ssatsd ~ IL s<Aks nvs ses<k - -
i>nFy hnara - tnns <hsrus e - -
| sktsa- Dr. o1fvR - an<1nreG = 80
anttns n the fsea1.fy vkers tAe -
ease eas sppesr~d. azd every prscs.
tton fs being taken 70 prevent ~
spread Of the r1zl2dy- Already The
deaths Of five cattle have besa -
ported from Noxu5eeL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Shaw. H Wilson and sons. WI
liam and Henry. OF Ponfotoc. charged
with killing ]. C. Harris. eight miles
vest Of here. July 5. were released
July u. after a preliminary trial be
fore Justice OF the Peace John C. Nc
Cain County Attorney Charles Clark
took exception 10 the decision and
had them re-arrested- In default Of
ball they we're removed to jail =
await the action Of the grand jury.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
Italian Cruiser Sunk.

Beriin--An Austrian submarine OF
July Is torpedoed and sank south OF
Ragusa the Italian cruiser Giuseppe
GaribaldL The cruiser foundered with
in Is minutes The Gisueppe Carl
baldi was an armored cruiser Of 7.234
tons. 344 feet long She was laid
down in 1855 Her complement wzs
$50 men. and she carried one lo-inch.
two s-ineh. IL s-ineh and ten 3-Ineh
guns Rasrss Is = fortified Austrian
seaport In Daimatia. on peninsula Of
the Adriztic sea IS miles northwest Of
Caftaro-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Douglas, Ariz-vina forces under
e., TruifIIos were completely routed
- cabuIlona July Is BY 5000 Car
-anra troops which left Aqua Prieta
ss--e,i~ according TO an official re-
-. ~ Col. Max Joffre. chief Of staff
- csn Gales, carrsnza commander
- So.ora The report stated the fight
- lasted four hours and the VIVA
a- ns ned. leaving 50 dead and q
ssd uoS Two machine guns and
~ - rounds OF cartridges and other
.rnuu,sios we're espizE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
uLIIMATUm TO RounAHIA
asssisn Scarce Says Germany VIII
Make war On esiksn Country
Fer Refusing Passage

Lo1con--An AEssroGernzn ulkt-
n.fun to Roznania 10 befag prepared.
says the Moscow Rzsshoye Slovos.
qaOsed IN dispatches received here
July 10. IL 10 added that large bodies
Of the reutonie troops are nssstng On
the ROunanian froatisr 20 give en-
ph2sts 20 the ultinAtun- which II u
declared viii demand znfnpeded
transit for war munitions
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

The tonnage OF the Great Lakes feet
IN 1914 amounted TO z.s3s.7 .7ss.
This coanrry1s travelling public
last year was an army OF 1905. .0s1 .s4s-
II has been estimated that nearly
e.ooa. 600 feet. or more than 55.eeo
miles. OF hlm are used up yearly 10
satisfy the worlds demand for moving
pictures.
Every day the bell os the Efon col
legs chapel Is t0lled for q quarter OF
q hezr for Etcnians killed In the var.
. list Of whom has been sfaxed 70 the
chapel doors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

While Prince Arthur Connaght i
doing his Bit al the front on the
stan OF Gen French. the prineess has
ioined the nursing STAFF at St Mary's
hospital. Paddington-
The royal nurse. who was Princess
Alexandra. duchess OF Fife. goes
through the daily route OF dressing
wounds and waiting on the invalideo
soldiers. She has been on the hos
pitaI stan for several days now and
has rendered excellent service to the
Institution.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Seattle. Wash.-The Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine having completed the
business Of the Imperial Council. be
gan July Is to depart. An the uni
formed patrols and bands viii visi;
the Panama Pacific Exposition and
many viii go 10 the San Diego Fair.
At the last business session Of the
council all the offices were filled by
promotion except that OF imperial
outer guard. for which James L Chan
der OF Kansas City trinmphed. Buf.
faio vas selected - the place u ths
1913 meeting.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

clarksburg. W. va-John l. Bever-
Iy. a coal miner. enraged because his
wife left him. on July Is shot and
killed her and another woman af
Bridgeport Beverly then wounded
two other persons and finally shot him
self when he found he wac ahc1t to
Be arrested He died at clarksbury
hospital Miss Martha Harris vas
shot through the heart and died in
stantly when she ran TO protect Mra
Beverly Miss Florence Cor ant
Frank Harris were wounded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Panzma--The Panama Canal waz
used on Jaly Is for the first time By
large hztfleships OF the United States
navy. The Missouri. Ohio and wiscol.-
sin. carrying naval cadets from An
napolis. passed through San Fran
cisco
The squadron left cristohal AZ Il
c'ciock in the morning and was 20
reach GAiIlzrd Cut and pass the slides
there about O'Clock IN the afternoon.
The haftieships proceeded through
ard reached Balboa the Paei6e term
tasl Z TIE canal o. 9 p.I-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

London--The correspondent at Co
,enharen Of the Exchange Telegraph
Company quotes the yorwaerfs as an
nouneing-
-Roumania has emphatically re
fused TO comply with Germsny's de
-.nas 10 allow weapons and ammu-
,i,sou 10 traverse Roumania
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
FRANKS THROAT IS CUT
Prisoner in Georgia Penitentisry Uses
Knife With Almost Fatal Resuits
On Mar phsoan's Slayer.

80 @stl FAe8@% @1Y@N@
MfnedgeviIle. GA--Leo n Frank.
whose death sentence for the murder
of MAry PhAgAn reeentiy waa eonr
mu>.d to ltfs impsisonnens. was ~
tarked ~ snn<hex prssoeex xk a
state prison farm here On the night o
July II. and seriously injured BY be
ing cut in the throat
Prison authorities said the attach
on Frank was made BY William Green,
who IS also serving a life term for
murder. Franks recovery is said to
be doubtful.
The attack on Frank. which vas
made shortly after II O'Clock. was
made from behind. butcher knife be-
ing the weapon used Franks iugular
vein was cut
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
CONVERSATIONS

RoumanIa Is a little larger than
England without wales-
The prevailing religion m Ronnanza
Is that OF the Greek church
The commercial failures OF the
Unfted States last rear were s.s44
A little more than onefhfrd Of the
workers Of this oounfry ara xxriczl-
furfsts
The British army dates. as . stand
lnx force. from the restoration ot
Chariss u. IN 1854.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

There are f7s packs Of foxhounds in
England and wsiesI
In proportion TO population, Japan
has more suicides than any other civ
Hired nafion-
Tia Young Wonen's Christian asso-
ciafion possesses world membership
of So. GOO
In the schools Of Austria boxing has
been introduced zs q regular exercise
for schooiboys
King Alfred made the earliest at
teupts 70 form navy for the prutsc-
ton cf Great Britain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
rss-Ne-oss Acquitted.

Denver.-Tse-Ne-Gat. Piute Indian,
was found not guilty OF a murder
charge by q jury in the United States
District Court late today. Tse-Ne-Cat
had been accused OF numbering Juan
Chacon. a Mexican sheepherder. in
Southwestern Colorado
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
NEW MOVE ON WARSAW
Germans unoer Gen. Ven Hindsnhsse
stzrt Strong Offensive North Of
aussfzn CITY.

London.-Abandonin for the time
their attempt to outf1znk Warsaw
from the south. the Germans proha-
bly,. under Field Marshal won Hinden-
burg. who Il reported 70 have said =
few days ago that he shortly would
astonish the world. have renewed their
attack on the Polish capital from the
north
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Safchex-Dzvid Bzrfcn. 4 SztcAss
boy. has returned from trip through
the war Eone- He shipped from New
Orleans On a mule SHIP several ~-<ks
zgo. His ship landed safely In Eax-
lard after a Perilouz vcyzss ana affer
: ssors SAY u Lat ecsatrT ssszFsss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Petrogrzd--The minister Of axricul-
tire has announced that owing to the
magnificent harvest Russia was ready
to continue the struggle for years, II
necessary. and that she was zlso In q
position TO provide for the armies Of
the allfes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Sxtchez--After q search through
five states for seed wheat suitable for
this district. D L Neely has returned
20 Natchex He found the kind THAI
he was looking for in Missouri and
viii within a few days reurn sna
close q deal for about ie.eoo bushels
The result Of the nrst trials IN wheat
In this section was yield Of .s bush
els per acre. and the first car OF wheat
thar went into ST Louis this yeas
was shipped from Nafchez-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Kansas cify-Three Kansas City
men were drowned while swimming
IA The Hlse Eiver here Jaly Is They
we're christiaa l. weibie. 81 years
old; Leroy p. Haley. "a. and George
p. Berraf- "a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

London--The German szhmarsre
U-S1 has been sank in the Black Sea
By Russian warzhips. zccor4tng 10 In
formation received trun vzrna. Bal
Ezr.As port or ths Sleek sS@.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22
HAMMER ENTIRE EAST LINE
cerrsns Make q Tremendous Effort
10 Take Warsaw-Aetise Along
Whole Russian Line.

London-The Austro-German armies.
which nov appear to be working In
perfect concert as the result OF the
German organization. are giving the
Russians little rest or time to reor-
xanire after their retreat from Galicia-
simultaneously with the German ef-
fort to reach Warsaw. the Austrians
have attacked along the Daiester
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

How far asked one automobiles
Of another as they met at q turn in
the road. is il from here to the NEXT
town where there's repair shop
Eleven miles. three bad bridges.
one long stretch Of deep sand and tire
arrests-"-Life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

Kosciusko.-while sprinkling Pzris
green On some young corn TO kin leaf
worms. w. NJ Peelre Of Center. shis
county. got some Of the poison In his
eyes. which destroyed his eyessgAt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-22

ch,cazo.-Two young women anu
,n-sa men were drowned together on
July IS while bathing in Lake Aichi-