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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
Christians Were Massaered.
tBy Associated Press1

Pe;rograd, Jan. 1.-THE former
Governor Of the Province Of Azerbi.
jan. Persia, has Just arrived at Tifis.
lie is one of the four survivors Of
four hundred horsemen who we're de.
Tending Meandoab gateway to Persia
against the Turks attacking Tabriz.
All Christians remaining in Miandoab
we're massacred, he says. Members
Of the cosulates and banks escaped
from Tabriz.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
ITALY SUFFERS
SEVERE QUAKE
Government Estimates the Dead al
Twenty Thousand-Msny Small
Towns obliterated.
CBy Associated Press)

Rome, Jan. FIFTY thousand
were killed and wounded with a death
list which is expected to increase as
a result Of the earthquake. II Is ex.
pected the quake will surpass the Mes.
sinian quake and one Of the greatest
OF modern times. Sixteen towns are
reported this afternoon TO be totally
destroyed and twenty.three others
partly destroyed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
German Official Statement.
tBv Associated PressD

Berlin. Jan. ll.-ln a pouring rain
and deep clay, the Germans yester.
day captured trench after trench and
finally captured the heights OF Vergny
near scissors. capturing 1900 French.
The 'uppermos. German war lords"
are watching this Scissors battle.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14

Petrograd. Jan. li.-Furious fight.
Ing has been resumed in Russian Po.
land.
The Russians in force are pushing
toward East Prussia and have cap.
tured several villages near Mlava.
The Germans made four violent a..
tacks on the Russian center In the
last forty-eight hours. gaining much
ground.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
French Official Statement.

Nt'N NN"NNlaafa ANFHHN
Paris. Jan 1.-THE official an.
nouncement admits some losses OF
ground in the battle about Scissors
u says also that there were some
small gains made. Il IS unolfcially
reported that Won Kluck himself is
directing this German attack.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
Metal Dealers Bankrupt.

Turin, l;aly, Jan. IA Franco
firm dealing in precious metals are
bankrupt because Of a deficit Of So
100000 through demoralized trade
with Belgium.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
cossaeks Withdrawn.
(By Associated Press.N

Berlin, Jan. 1.-THE press bureau
says that Russia withdrew many Cos
sack regiments from the front for
fear Of riots in large Russian towns.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
British Drop Bombs at Antwerp.
nv Assoclated Pressl

Amsterdam, Jan. l4.-British ayia.
tors on Monday dropped bombs at
Antwerp. The damage was not
learned.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
MAY WHEAT BROKE
ALL HIGH RECORDS
(By Associated Press.l

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 14.-May wheat
rose to SLIPS per bushel, new high
record, today. 1t it reported the en-
tire Pacific coast crop was sold.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
COTTON TEXPORTS
ALMOST NORMAL
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 14.-Cotton ex.
ports became almost normal during
December totalling nearly a million
and a quarter bales.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
Emperor Saw Troops Win Victory.

Berlin, Jan. ll.-Emperor William
personally watched The German vie
tory about scissors yesterday.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
Denied Submarines Were Sunk.
LILY A..n-.L.l.-I D.

Dover. Jan. 1.-THE officials here
deny the reported sinking OF TWO Ger.
man submarines.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14

and DISTINGUISHED the voices OF women
calling on saints lie was unable 20
drive back to town on account Of the
wreckagc.
4 lost railroad train near Aquila
was discovered today. 1t had run off
the tracks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-14
GOVERNOR COAL
BLEASE RESIGNED
Had Only Five More Days TO Serve,
But Feared Impeachment,
Is Report.

Columbia, S. C.. Jan. li.-Goyernor
Blease resigned today. His term
would have expired next week. but
reported impeachmnt threats were
the cause Of the resignation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Washingtcne-w the occupation
Of Mexico City hy Carrznxa fnrees IN
der Gen Pablo Gonzales. high officials
Of ths United States look hopefully
Tor the establishment Of q government
in that city and the uninterrupted
passage Of relief supplies to the fam
in<strteksn population
Gen Via however. has informed
ths American government that his vic
tory over the Carrznzz forces south
Of Axuzs Calientes was almost deck
xtve and that he has sent large fnrre
Of cavalry which already threatens
Gen. Obregnn's communication with
his baze and Is pressing onward with
IN ie1 miles Of Mexico City affair hAv-
ing captured all the towns between
Leon xn1 KxApunfn-
s~vsr.l thounas1 wen equippet -
are IN the flying column which villa
has sent cut snder some OF his f<us<-
Cd lfeutenanfsA They ara relying On
an alleged shortage Of ammunition IN
onregpn's army and their ability To
keep him fru-1 getting 4 further sup
play at hts base. Frsn these advfces
officials conclude that the warfare In
Central Mexico Is to be carried for
ward now with more vfgur-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
EDISON WILL HEAD
ADVISORY BOARD


West Orange. ~ Thomas A. EdL
scn has accepted an invitation trum
Secretary Daniels to head an advisory
beard Of civilian inventors for q bu-
runu Of Invention and Development,
to BE created N the Navy Department.
Els acceptance viii 90 forward irnme
diateiy to Washington. where the new
plans await word from the man who
can turn dreams into realities
Mr. Danielsf idea Of utilizing the in
ventive genius Of Americans In and
cut Of the military and naval service
70 meet conditions Of warfare shown
In the conflict on land and sea tn Ea-
rope Is outlined In a letter written
asking Mr.. Edison whether. as q pa,
triotfc service to bis country. he would
undertakes the task Of advising the
proposed bureau The plan h u have
several men prominent In special tines
of Inventive research associated IN the
work
Among the great problems to BE-
laid before the Investigators. the sec.
re<Ary mentioned submarine warfare.
adding that fs felt sure fhaf vfh Mr..
Edison's wonderful brain 10 help them
the officers of the navy would be able
to meet this new danger with new de.
vices that win assure peace TO cur
country hx their exseffveness-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
MEXICO cir IS CAPTURED
csr-srzz Forrss urcsr Gen crnx.ies
Carry 100 csrss.ds AZ rssd lnsa
tne Fsrsisned CITY.

washlngrna--Tns State Department
has received a Dispatch frum CananI
SEIiiman At Vera Cruz saying that the
carrsnza chief ef STAFF bad Informed
him that Cen Gonzales catered Mex
leo City July TO- that casualties ANN
bersd 1000. and that the zapara troops
had 1ed-
The next stsp is expected 70 be that
Cen Carranrz VIII present bis claim 70
the Stata Department fnr recognition
as the de fAeto power IN Mexico.
Such claim must be passed pon
by President Wilson personally. ss Ne
has taken over entire direction Of Max
lean matters. X is stated by officials
that should formal demand be made.
Il viii be referred at once to Cornish
TOR consideration
The Hghting On she outskirts 1f the
city was described as severe. -Zaparts-
tas having lost 5.5a8 men, four pieces
OF artiller4 and a great quantity Of
small zrms And ammunition
g. Com xIsx ssys that the TO
treating zap< p<}1stas we're pursued ~ a
portion Of his army to cut Oh their re-
treat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
BonB FIRED nINNEHAHA


Hzzlfzx. y. s.--A bumh placed on
cuard the Atlantic transport liner
Minnehahs. probably While shs sy at
her pier IN New rurk- caused an ex.
plos;1n and ffr~ al sea- which sorred
the steamer to put IN here July . tor
sxaminxf.oa- IN the opinioa sf the v~s-
xslfs officers
The explosion occurred IN No. .
hold and was Of terrific force. shsk-
ing the vessel from stsm TO stern.
Thoss Of the crew forward af the TINA
were stunned ~ the shcck and two
sailors we're hurled bodily into the
air. Flames tollnwsd 9afckly and for
two days and nights the crew h~rrIsd
herulczlly 10 save the ship
The ships officers DO not touh<
that Erich Muenter. alias Frank Holt.
or ennfederzten. we're responsible ter
the explosion. which occurred On the
afternoon Of Iziy !. the date en- vhieh
Mnenter predicted that some vessel.
the name az which he appeared zneer-
tain. would Dc destroyed
Muenter's plans we're frustrated ~
the tact thai his weapon az fs-true-
ton was placed with miscellaneous
freight forward and vas not near an
enormous cargo of ammunition
WhiIe the sailors fought the ffrs
Capt ciaret headed for HALIFAX and
brought the vessel safely through .
gale and fog to an aacAsrage IN tns
lower harhor here The flames In
the meantime had eaten their way
into No hold. but Il was announced
they had been sxrinxuished-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
S0UCHEz IS Scene
Of BITTER BATTLE
GERMANS CAPTURE CEMETERY
WHICH - r-E XIV TO uxpoa.
rANv TOWN.
Lsss a. pssitssr s<<s Fr.res ce.rsiss
9scx st Lsssf ors Ncren "a rhz<
peius-siahsiss stiH csrsss-
uss <sr position4

London--Ey . savage attack m the
vest the Germans have w--zred from
the Preach ths suarAez cemeterr.
seven miles nerth Of krrzx Ths bat
Tie vzS ons of the s<vere$r of the
var. Ths esmekery was taksu sfrer a
xzs attach. followed bY hznd-snhanf
1shfiax VITA ssnb and s&xonet
rhs Frsn<h zanit the lezs and ara
ashf.nx TO regain tAe xruun1 whleA
they had won &r a heavy cost
Slowly the Preach Aas been tixht
eninx their grip sa the VILLAGE ef Sen
chsz. until the Germans. aware that
ne cxpeur. az ths entire pasfftnn
would be an imparrznt step tn the
French offensive tswzrx Lens z1d
Lille. Aanched terrible euuntersfruke
which left them masters az shs SHAT
tered burial ground. vita mere than
fsa prisoners IN their hands.
The eemeterr 10 located an the road
70 Ar-az and euntruiz not onIy this
highway. but the railway leading frum
Car-ney viii be the main avenue Of
French advance On souehez- Behind
soarhez. sl1xhfly to the aurth- lies Gt
venchy. To the southeast les evImy.
These have been thu obiectfvez of the
Preach drive Recaprure by the Ger
rrAnz Of the elevated ground of the
eemsssry b4zks the French plan Of
campaign. setting the allies back fully
a meath in their eamp2isr-
Fighting tor the possession of the
position continues with great energy.
Stfl1 homb&rtied heavily BY shrzpnsL
solid shot and the terrurfzing sas
shells. the French report that they
already recovered a portion Of the sec
tions of trench adjoining the cemetery
which they we're forced to abandon
when they we're driven from the CEN
etsry Itself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
sonss ON BRITISH SHIPS
L<<<<r 20 Newspaper szss Vessels
leaving Ne~ orieans WIH -
ssrs--NIreie.s senr scaxa

Nes Orleanz-A written threat to
ssszzsizzss r Pss<vcas MaExan. Slr
Cecil spr;nx Rice. British amsassazzsr
70 the rnitsd States. and % destroy
~ bombs Britizh vessels eiearsnx frum
American ports. was reesived July II
~ a local newspaper frun a Dsrson
who signed himself Rs ~Pearrs.-
Pearrs deciar@d thar be bad come
10 New Orleans 70 cumplsfs pians fnr
the destruction ef British mnle trans.
ports sailing frum this pert and SAID
the steamers Howth Head and Barnn
Napier. which cleared truu here Jalv
: and sailed frum Purt Eass tns fsl-
lnwinx day. probably never would BE-
heard from again The Howth Head
sailed for DubIia znd Belfast VITA Nor
folk far euaI. with a general merchan-
disc cargo. while the Baron Napier
had on board ss- mules fnr Avon
mouth. Enxland. direct Neither vez-
sci carried passengers. q Is said. but
the Baruu Napier had shzursi a large
zunbsr af mniefeers. maay az whnm
So E@eA4@AAt oA k1ll3 EiNF.
Local s1vsrnment officials. cr being
notified Of Pear-ss threats. immedE
afsly attempted TO get n tsnra with
the Baron NaDier BY wireless The
Howth Hsad Il not equipped sor radio
Communication
Erfeh Maenter. Who several days
s<n snnt and wounded Mr Mcrxza.
and whs later Killed himself. lad been
working WITH Pearrs IN Al effort 70
prevent The United States rom s4kfn<
any part N ne Ear1peaz eunnser. ewsr
since the war began. Pearce wruts.
Senrss az detectives are sernrinx
TIE eitT IN an ef<ort 70 ln<ate Pezrre.
vale Squads ef British governments
sxwnrz and attaches of locsi shipping
firms sere searching all British ves.
ssls n pert Ia an effort 10 ascertain
wneta-s bumhs had been cnncealsd IL
their eargnsz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
.. $. TAKES OVER WIRELESS
ofHesrs az Navy Assume ccutroi sf
ssyvilis. L. 4. Piarx--NeutrziitY
Violation Wzs Feared


ssyvilss. L. H. Pianx--Neusrziity
Violation Was Feared
Washingtnn--Amerfean naval Off
GERS On July took charge Of the po>-
erfaI wfrsie=z plant Of tha Atlantic
Communication Company AZ Sayvtlle.
Long Ixlznd. which wiz Be operated
by the <uveruuent until the close Of
ths European var tn insure 2xainst Vi
oIaxfons of nsurr.i1ry- Tnis il cns Of
n two sknkznns u the Unixed Sknxn
mnzn<afning direct Communication
with Germany. the other. AZ Tucker
tnn- " J. has been under control Of
the Navy Department since last fall
Capt. william Bull4rd. saperfafsnd-
0t az the naval radio service. took
over the SayvfIle station. presenting q
letter 60 the owners from Secretary
D2nielzL He Is empowered to make all
preliminary arrangements for the col
lection Of tolls and management Of the
plant and viii use his discretion In de-.
ctdinx whsther to retain part Of the
present cnrcs or man ths station with
an navy operxtnrs-
Although there have been reports Of
aaneufraI cryptic messages sent from
Sayvills 70 be picked up by submarines
or ether vessels at sea- IN spite Of The
presenee Of naval eensors. No charges
ot violations Of neutrality have reached
the Navy Department
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
Wife IS STOLEN;
HUSBAND KILLED
HANGING wll st puslIc
r,-s Nssrs>s .wm c. rs se.srsla "a
se.rsssiis = - prsssr<e -
Grus< crsva-sens From
Over stz<sL

shsw.-Riddlef Bi<n snnt and nuk
Hen received when ns nnd parsaed and
eauxht zp with TIVE men fleeing with
his ityearold wife. ! C Dsrts. =.
farmer rr-idinx Hear kers. is ds~d. snd
Homer Ffi~onx -. and III. zon- rnAn
wIison- Is. ofcu<nvcs1~ Nzss.. are
being held N tn- c,evsiand county jail
charged With ths snco<<nx
Davis deafn n snia 10 ne M r.xzlt
cf . fsud he<wprn the men whfrh -
<na . re&r - when DAVIS nxrr1sd
the fsrarozd Aaxhfsr sf Hm<r
wilsar- AZ that tine q = claimed
Wilson swor~ 10 would <~< the man
wnp t1ek Nm aaov xirf from I'm
Aftsr s~i1r <nnrsasd u,ar. than Is
niles hr<1a UmM posse with hirc4-
hounds. 80 ~ Mayor a. b ErszE
Ter. thu two.uun- With their capsivs.
the rtxear<t8 90 wife az DavsA
80 czvuzret near Holly Rsdx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
GERMANS IN AFRICA Qun
Gen. 8ctnz- Fcrrner Beer Leader. Con
asets M.sssriy carupzisr ard Gao
tzres Entire rorre n sousn-

Lnndon--The complete surrendez
Of German forces In German South
west Africa ~ Cen c1tha- e1umAsder
Of the forces Of the unicn of soura
Africa: the French advance in tia
vosxss Of 100 yards On q front of 6nd
yards and the capture there of ~
ward Of 500 unxsunds<i Germans. and
tia stand being mzds hy the Russians
ia Southern Poland AGAINST Austro
German forces. give British military
critics subject c1r couu<nt On what
they term -,he turn of the tide IN ths
war.
Gen Botha's victory vas a fnregona
conclusion. bur the fact that he won
it afrer i've months cf warfare do
spite the rebellion In bis cwn country
and under many natural disadvxhr
tzses. - considered by military Oh.
servers 90 have been a remarkable
achievement To gain this victory
Gen. Butha-s force. had % march In
the blfsterfng heat through an almost
waferiess country. In which the few
wells had been poisoned and where
sandzcorns made Il necessary for ths
soldiers 20 wear gngxies-
With rapid. sweeping strnkes Gan
Bo<hz worked round the Gsrmzna
who were forred TO surrender Or suf
fer snnihiIarion. and thus prevented
taen frum hrsaking ~ into parties
nn4 w1ginx . xnnrfz14 w.<fxr@
Il b expected that TITS serrftnry q
some 381.0ea square miles VIII b
aunexsd to the dominica of South AZ
rica Cen Bosha already has begun
to send ths citizen army home and o
force now viii be sent 70 assist ths
mother country in Europe.
With tha exesptton Of the necessary
army Of occupation me citizen asny
VIII be brought home n quickly -
p1szthls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Quznah- Texas.-Gariand Radford.
=. eldest son Of Dr. c. W. Radfurd.
one of the wezithisst men In this sec
tfon- wxs shot and killed July 8 By
Miss Winnie Morris. daughter Of Rob
sr< Morris. foreman In the local raik
road Shops Both the girl and her IA
Their we're arrested Miss Mnrris
vurked In young R4df1rd's abstract
office last year. and after some sruu-
hle Radfnrd- who Il married. with ene
eh11d- Ian here Twenty1four buckshct
and seven pistol bullets we're found IN
nadfnrdrs body
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Seattle. Wash--Fffrr thousand v>
itnrs are N Seattle for the annual
council Of mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
which opened July H. On ths open
ing day 50 temples and 10 bands
marched thruagh xzily decorated
streets 10 the ennvenfinn hall In
portznE topics ID come before tha
council are dispensarionz for nev
temples az Nsnila. Philippine Islands
Houston Texas. and knoxvflle. Tenn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Kansas City. Mo Kansas farmers
have rerurnse tamBorarilE 70 the fash
TN Of Ioas hair ard long boards 70
prevent mosquitoes from interfering
with harvesting According 20 reports
frsm western counties. the farmers
and their employees hape found this
the only protection from the insects.
The continued wet weather has caused
stagnant water and great numbers Of
mosquitoes infezt the fields The
farmers say the Insects are unable %
bother them when facss and aecks are
protected WITH lnng hair
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Mnnxgumery. AlA--Tne New York
and New Orleans Limited was held
~ and rubbed shortly before O'Clock
Of the mnruing of July 10 BY fsur
m2szet men south ef GrsensilIe. Ala,
60 uiiss south Of Montgomery. Con
dae<ar phi MeRas ok NoztEnnery was
killed by one af ths bandits The en-
gina. express and baggage cars were
ca< c1 rks train and run dawn the
track some distance ~ the hnudIzs.
Thzy then rubbed the express an.
nsfl cars and started ths engine down
ne srs<8. ra1zlnx uild-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15
SEND MEN TO pARpAHeLLEs
Russia 10 Prepzrsns 20 Send sic Force
From vtzdzvostos by May sf the
suex Canal

MzniiA-Perso1s who have arrived
hers from Saigon capital Of Freneh
cochin-china- report that all vessels
belonging to thu Messaxerfes Mari
times vhteh have been engaged in
far eastern trzfdc- are heinz trans
formed into transports 10 carry Rus
sian troops % the DardaneIles. When
ever a vessel nf the Mezzzgeries feet
reaches saigon. Il Is said the passen-
gers are transferred and the freight
unlnaded. after which q large force Of
nAEF~ntEE5 "0E2 - ~ sEEa1 . z<zi@s
the necessary alterations The SHIPS
are then sent to vladisusrnk 10 take
On troops.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Pzrfs--Ths official German note
regarding ths Lusftznia Incident. con-
tatnz nsthing IN the nature az eunees-
si1ns which the deiay IN III prsparar
ton had seemed 20 indseafs.- says the
Temps. and adds
President Wilson from the begin
ming has placsd the question On tho
broad principle Of International law
and humanity. and the tirmness Of his
atritude gives assurance that ne viz
not abandon that prtnciple or lend
himself TO anything that win snsruach
zpon the Sovereignty Of his e1unrrY-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Cleveland. Ohio. - The Cleveland
steamer Choefax was wrecked In a
f0g on Prescue Island. Lake Michigan.
n was reported here IalT L. and her
9sw Of Is men are believed to have
been lost Word to this efsct came
10 the vessels owners. the Cleveland
Chkz Iron Company. from SAINT STE
Marie. Mica. where the wreck was
reported By the steamer James Il
Reed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Little Raek-W- D Bard aged a..
sne Of the >est known telegraph ap-
erasurs IN this section az tAs esuu-
try. and for a nAznbsr or years nsxht
chief operator In The local Western
Union office. ard Mss Eszfe Eszszck.
aged IL. q Benrnn- we're sre4zed IN
fa2 Saline river zt Ben1nn IuIx Il He
furuertT worked In the Western Uninn
a<ses e Memphls- Mr BARD. vino
Rad gone % BenEnn for DAYS nutsnr.
wa< passing aln1x rhe hack az the
river whsn ha heard sllza Huslck.
mo wxz bathing CIT for help.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

vicksburg-Sutt was hisd IN TIA
federal court here July by counsel
snr the Ceca-cola company Of Atlanta
against the Soafhern BottIinx comr
pany Of vieksburg. Miss. setting
firth the alleged grounds for com
plaint- that the said hottiing company
is Infringing upon the rights az ths
coeacaia company by using the name
-CoczC1ia- without permission
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Nav York--Offfrers and passengers
an the Russian. steamship Cz4r rnas
.--svad yaIy 10 from Archanssl. said
thew had sizhtsd in White sea en
r,ra - whsn within q days run Of
a-rbangel. a wrecked steamship nc4f-
,nr bottom up and surrounded sy .
-,ssx Of xreckzge and eargn rhe
car searched for survivors. 6ut foana
.o-s rhe identity Of tha snip was
s=raruinsd- Her boats were
.rrashed IN. svidsatly ~ = nine %
surusdn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

sSzrrFEye. -pss seals and Psr~r 10
len. 44ns. vsIf1s publicly exseu<ed
sn - & 4r<nr ths order passed hx
tns hoar1 okpDsrsfsors ~ 01zxbheha
county. The Shersfr has been Instruct
ID to LA Al necessary arrznxemenfs
trr the z1kIr.
ne n~<1Dns mzr1sr-sf = yuunx negro
Who vas = she s1npGuy of tns M q o
Railroad At thsuA- and NJ College sbcuf
\ mile from ne Institution. and after
uurderinx his rubbed his person az
s15- :
Both were sentenced to hang ast
December but the czzss went 70 ne
supreme court. rcmk body affirming
tire dscisicu Of the howrr court n short
time axn. resenrenesd IL erzlprt.s 10
BE sxeeuted on Aax- 6
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Lanzon.-A Berlin dispatch reserved
gives the substance Of what Is De
scrined as a threat II Rsa-szzsz eoz
tanned in an article in the ssmtofHetal
Frankfurrsr zsirung. which. under ths
heading. -Rouma-ia's Hour af Fate.
charges that country with holding ~
war materials gning to Turkey.
The zsitung claims that under trsa
ties Roumansz = bound TO adopt a
friendly attitude toward them. but
that she really desires to weaken
Turkey and support attacks en- the
D1rsi1neIlee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Bedford. Iowa-chArssa VIA - .-s
- ~ IssS az a wealthy nur UNI
- ...-.sssaa carrIeman and bis son ana
s~~Iuw the allegation that he Va !
- - .f a eounrsrfsiEing gang wnicn
-, - :, mis- section during rhs ps-
" 20 ~ubssquent To the EVIL var.
- - =. Euutsusan. 70 years cid msnar
- 80 4 ! prominent family. was . rf1ss.
0sf ~ = Ths warrant for Hunts
20 - ,rrest vas sworn ont % h'eaa
.--.,,,s~ = folIowIns conferences WIN
- arr0rnsy Es1s-aEs ethes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-15

Psris-La Lfberre says thar the Id-a
Sazionzle Of Rome has received the
following note. vised By the censor
News from Athens and Sofa adj
vfses rs thar the sultan has been dead
several days and that the Young
Turks are hiding the news. fearing 20
lltieaI complications