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AUSTRIA OPENS THE WAR
cunbosts and AirshIps Attack Coast OF
itaiy-Soms Clashes on the
Border.

Londcn.-Littie or no time has been
allowed TO elapse between the deciara-
fion Of war and actual fighting between
Italy and Austria Austrian aeruplanes.
destruyers and torpedo boats on May
~ descended on the Italian coast Of
the Adrfzfic and bombarded several
towns. including Venice. while in the
Tyrol and on the eastern frontier ItaL
ian and Austrian advance guards fired
the first shots.
The plan Of campaign has not yet
besn DISCLOSED. but II h xsn4raliy be
Meved attempts TO infilet . quick and
decisive defeat. or. af least. me that
viii discourage the Italians. vii Be IN
dertaken. largely by the Germsns un-
der Field Marshal Won Hfndenburg-
II Is said the German troops. with
heavy guns. seroplanes and Zeppehns.
already are passing through the valley
OF the River Adige in the direction OF
Verona. and that rapid and fierce
blows will be delivered almost imme-
diateIy at the italian center This. the
Germans doubtless believe. would
serve 10 hold off an Italian advance
from the province OF Venice. whsre the
fat nature Of the country would give
the TtaHans a greater chance Of sue
cess.
Throuxhout Austria and Germany
there Is bitter denuneizticn Of Italy.
which for the moment has replaced
Finland as the most hated enemy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

washington-Ambas Gerard. af
Berlin. In a cablegram received at the
State Department recently. said the
German Foreign Office shortly would
send a formal reply TO the American
note asking reparation without refer
ence to the prize court proceedings for
the owners Of the American ship VIM
p. Frye. sunk by the commerce raider
Prinz Eitsl Friedrich
The ambassador had been asked 10
inquire whether the sending Of the
Frye case to a prize court was to be
regarded as an answer to the note from
the United States. suggesting that such
a procedure was unnecessary. Ger
many agreed In the first place to pay
for the ship under the old Prussian-
American treaty.
The State Department on May "a
gave out this statement:
The Department Of State has re-
ceived a cablegram from the American
ambassador at Berlin. dated May q.
1915. as follows:
Foreign Office states that II did not
intend to leave unanswered the note in
the William p. Frye case or to reply
By sending the ship to prize court A
tormaI reply shortly win be sent While
under the German law the action OF
the prize court in issuing the monition
Is imperative. II remains totally inde-
pendent Of diplomatic negotiations"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

FORMAL prssismation Against Austria
10 lssusd from Rome on
May a.

Roms.--Itaiy on May 7s declared
var against Austria. The decree Vas
signed BY King Victor at . O'Clock In
the afternoon and becomes effective
May. ~.
At the same time Baron vou Mac
chic. the Austrian ambassador. was
handed his passports and left Rome
the following day.
The Italian ambassador at Vienna,
the Due d'Avarna, was recalled
A decree was issued confiscating all
Austrian and German ships In Italian
harbcrs-
The kings mobilization decree went
into effect at once All preliminary Ar
rangements were completed and the
work OF assembling the land and ns-
val forces Is going forward smoothly.
Fully 2.ooe 600 men. fully equipped with
arms and ammunition. II Is expected
-sli &c put Il the fseid within a month
Several clashes have already been
reported from the border
Austrian troops attempted to invade
Italian territory through the pass BE-
tween Pont di Leeno and Pe1o May n
Italian Alpine Chasseurs halted them
al ForcelIini ii Montosso and drove
them back across the border into Aus
tris- The Austrian troops formed .
frontier patrol. The Italian force was
in q like mission The encounter fs the
first skirmish Of any importance BE-
tween the two forces.
But for interrupted Communication
between Rome and Vienna the declara
ton Of var would have been effective
from May %. After the cabinet NEE;
ing on that day at which the declara
ton was formulated. Baron Sonninc
telegraphed the text Of the prociama
tion to the Due d'Avarna. at Vienna
with instructions to present IL to the
government and 10
ask for his passports
Upon learning that teiegraphic com
municzfion was interrupted and Its
presentation within the day was I'm
possible. the communication was
AAaAaI4 t8@CA W A&1t0@A sOAA 4LaANAAO W
Baron connino. together with the Aus
trian ambassadors passports
Austrian troops have been with
drawn from some OF the frontier posts
and all navigation services in the Adri-
attic have been suspended. An indica-
tion that the Italian senate indorsed
fact that the Italian senate indorsed
the chambers action In granting the
government extraordinary powers In
the event Of war. for which the whole
country appears to be enthusiastic
Simultaneously with the anticipated
entrance Of Italy. Servia's reconstruct
ed army has fully recovered from the
campaigns which resulted in the Aus
trians being driven from Servia. and
well armed and equipped. II Is an
ncunced, has commenced a march to
ward the Austrian border. bent on an
ether invasion of Austrian territory.
Thus Austria is being attacked from
all sides and has still another enemy.
Italy and Roumania have an agreement
to act In concert
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Laurel.-A telegram from wsshing-
ton announces that John @. rnkefer
q Co. OF Minerva. Ohio. we're the low
est bidders for the contract Of erect
lag Laurefs new postoffiee building.
The biil Of the Ohio firm was approx
mately ess.0oe. The new building.
which IL to occupy . desirable site at
the corner Of Oak street and Fffth ave-
nue.. facing the new city hall and the
Pfnehurst Hotel. viii be q handsome
structure. containing one floor and
basement. with = combined floor space
of 5000 square feet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

RasrirfIoy. Pol&nd--Every day N
the trenches vest o. Warsaw. detach-
menss OF some go Russian soldiers
through the forest In the
rear 70 scrub their bodies IN bathing
train nearby. The bathing train Is
made up Of q string Of nine haxsase
cars. The cars are provided with
steam pipes after the manner OF
turkish bath. After an hour In the
turkish bath. the hathers proceed into
+. car at the other end Of the train
xhere clean linen Is supplied The sol
dters finally emerge from the last car
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Greenvirle. an exeursion
TRIP on the steamer sidney May Is. o.
C. Hccutt became involved In a DIM
Guilty with Laddie Middleton. . young
man. with the result that Middleton
was slightly cut. while Cocutt received
. blow on the head which later result
ed In his death at . hospital Middle.
ton has been arrested on the charge
Of murder. cocutt leaves . wife and
three children
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
THE GERMANS CAPTURE RIGA
Second Port Of Russia on the Baltic
Sea Falls into the Hands Of
the Enemy.

London.-A Daily News dispatch
from Copenhagen says:
1T Is stated that the Germans have
captured Riga. on the Gulf Of Riga. In
Northwest Russia.
"A private dispatch reports q big
naval battle In the Baltic
Riga Is Russia's principal port on
the Baltic. aside from Petrugrsd- The
town lies at the head Of the Gulf of
Riga. 81. miles southwest OF Petro-
grad II Is an important Industrial
and commercial center II has q pop
uiation Of about 900 900. many Of whom
before the war were Germans
The Tsutonie hnnmering. eocuee1n1
- Anntxlnn sn1 0esuana ruDugen.
nr1slms a. unnn1nns hnek frum ~
River san N the region Of Jarosla
and tightening the circle around Prz<
mysL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Beriin.--CertAinly the addition %
Italy TO the hoaile side means for the
central powers and Turkey postpooe-
ment OF their final victory. but not In
the same degree at the present 90
ment as would have been the case
months ago. writes Maj Moraht. the
military critic. in the Taseblatt- he
considers that Italy has now reached
the highest point In her preparations.
$50 long as no defeats occur and the
spirit which plays an important role In
the Italian character does not suffer-
he continues. we still fight"
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eALFouR WILL HEAD NAVY
Formation Of the ceslssien Cabinet
fer Ensiard 10 Nov Nearing
a compissien-

Lo.don.-Pr,xrsss IN drawing up the
coalition nlnistry has been slow dur
ing the weekend. for the uuioniss
leaders are stfii undecided as 10 how
the chief offices at their disposal shan
Be filled.
Several matters. however. have been
definitely settled First. n Is nov
agreed that Mr.. Baifcar II TO be first
lord Of the admiralty.
n fs . curious selection. because the
justification Of the coalition ministry
Is and must be that II Is to Increase
the British national efficiency. and Mr..
Baifozr has already said to his friends
that he fears the strain Of this great
office win be too much for bis health
Lord Lansdowne early last week
expressed his view In bis case also.
that to take up office again would be
too great q strain upon his health. But
he has reconsidered his decision and
viii now enter the ministry. Lord
Lansdovne has worked In complete
sympathy with Bonar Law and his In
fluence Just now is inevitable tn en-
deavoring to adjust conflicting claims
OF the not inconsiderable number Of
Unionist peers who wish to be In the
government
Mr. McKenna will stay at the home
office II Is not expected that the m
dia office viii be offered 70 either
Lord Curzon or Mr.. Churchill The
latter may be invited TO Join the GOV
ernment. but not In one Of the great
offices. The report that Arthur Hen
derson viii be president Of the local
government board Is premature II 10
not unlikely appointment 10 this office
might be offered Sir John ssmou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Satchex The Duncan-Homochitto
place. . plantation containing 1900
acres. situated about Is miles from
Natchez, has been sold TO Barksdaie
Bros Of Memphis and Biytheville. Ark
The purchasers announce that the
place viii be converted into . stock
farm and all the stock and equipment
on their Biythevflie farm will be trans
ferred 10 this county. The purchase
price Of the property here was $4,000
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Paris.-French trsops have been
landed at Sedd FL Bahr. at the south
ern tip OF the GaIlipoii peninsula. and
on the European side OF the Darda-
neIles. and are now fighting around
the Turkish positions at Krithia. ac-
cording 70 a dispatch to the Grecian
newspaper. Messenger d.Athens. from
Mudros, Lemnos Island The French
troops are supported BY the French
feet stationed in the bay The Brit
ssh forces at Gaba Tepe are directing
their action toward Krithla, with be
objscs Of sssfosndiny tns rurkA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Lnnaon.-An Official announcement
MAY "a says that i5s persons were
Killed or are missing as q result OF a
.r4ple eolasssrn On the csiedonian rail-
~zy. An except six Of the killed were
soldiers Of the Royal Scots regiment.
SOC af whcn we're travelling In a troop
traEn- Al as<<t 80 persons. mostly sol
dierx. we're injured
AIDED % the horror Of the three
trzius ocsuing into eoiiision sAs nre
whirh nruke oaz In the vrecksxe-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Cottonseed meal as a human food Is
being urged By Dr. G. s. Traps. state
chemist and chemist to the experiment
station at the agricultural and me
chaniczl college. Cottonseed meal is
urged as substitute. not for -four. but
Tor meat. providing the same elements
necessary for the proper support and
development Of the human system as
does meat
-Cottonseed meal -four is now be-
ing used extensively in Texas. and in
view OF the high price of meat and
the general financial condition Of the
psSple OF the state. this -four should
come into a much wider use." says
Doctor Fraps- 1T Is pzlatable. and II
eaten In the proper ration. makes an
excellent substitute for meat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

found In the Greek and Latin diction-
aries. but the authors quoted for them
ara generally late and always uninter-
estfng-
We can hardly believe that II tooth
ache had been common In Athens.
Arigtophanes would have made no
Jokes ahcut IT, But a classical schoI-
ar may pretty safely be defied to cite
a single Greek or Latin passage about
IT,
Even Lueretius. when he gets on to
the subject Of teeth in G passage where
! reference 70 toothache might be es.
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second crsndehIId Tor presldent.

washington--A baby girl. the sec
ond grandchiid Of President Wilson.
was born May Fl TO Secretary and Mrs
William C. McAdoo- She win be chris
tened Ellen Wilson for the late Mrs
wilson The secretary and Mrs- Nc
Adoc. who Is the presidents youngest
daughter. were married ~ the White
House Just year ago. Mr.. MeAdoo
went 70 his office May u st the treas
ury department for the first tiuss since
he was operated On for appendicitis
The president Was At the McAdoo
home when his granddaughter vas bcsA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

vicksburg-Firs OF unknown origin
practically wrecked tho three-story
brick B'nsi Birth Club building. cor.
ner Of Clay and Walnut streets. May
10. and water damage TO the adjoining
wholesale dry goods establishment Of
A. Rose q Co was reported TO be sert
Gus in the upper floors The fire was
discovered at O'Clock in the morning
Insurance in the sum OF $15.e0e ON
the building and 5000 on furnishings
was carried by the club. The dam.
agsd properly 70 va,asd st js9.eee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

New york-The bodies Of nine Lust
tania victims. first Of the dead to be
brought TO New York. were landed here
May "A from the American line steam
er New York The dead we're: Charles
Frohman. New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Piamondon. Chicago; T. B.
King. New York: c. T. Brodriek. Bos-
ton; J. z Trumbull. Bridgeport. Conn .
A. r. Foley. Trenton. n. J.; Miss II.
EIlfs. ST Thomas. Ont: Miss McBright,
address not given The New York car
ried $50 passengers, los in the steer
age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
SHOTGUN IS USED;
EFFECT IS FATAL
W. &. KNOB or HOUSTON 10 IN
sTANTLv KILLED ~ NEIGH
BoR FARMER
TRAGEDY ON RIVER BOAT
osssiesity or Excursion Steamer %
oresrvilIe Resutts In tire Death
u o. C. roeust. q Mar
rted Man

Houston.-w. L Knox. q farmer. lfv.
ing about four miles out from Hous-
ton. vas shot and instantly killed May
70 by neighbor farmer. Quit Houser.
who used . shotgun. and shot Knox
through the head. killing him instantly.
IL seems that there had been bad feel
ing between the two men for several
weeks. which grew out Of . disagree
ment In . settlement for land rent and
work Knox vas attached By Houser
While In bis field plowins.
After the shooting Houxer surren-
dered 10 the officers and was locked
up IN the county Jail Knox leaves .
widow and no children. and Hoaser
has Q wife and three children.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
ROOSEVELT WINS IN SUIT
Jury bsolds That Former President u
United States Old Not Libel
William Barnss-


SYRACUSE y. we've nisu 1850
as jury 10 determine vnetner fneo
dore Roosevelt hbeied Wiiiiam barnes
when he declared that he worried
through a corrupt alliance between
crooked business and crooked politics.
and that he was -corruptiy allied with
Charles p. Murphy Of Tammany Hail.
on May q returned a verdict In favor
Of the former president. In the belief
OF the Jury. everything Col. Roosevelt
said about the former chairman Of the
Republican state committee was true.
and therefore Mr.. Barnes was not T.
beled
The verdict was returned after 20
ballots had been taken and the Jury
had considered for a. hours the evi-
dence which vas presented during nvs
weeks Of the trial. Ninefeen hours
wer. couxumed before eleven q TN
iurymen. vho stnce the seccaA ba11ne
had stood Together. D~rsunAsd 1ugua
No. i1-E4unz6 uoEnn- : uysneu.e :. =.
sorDnn - - -
xnen - ny. -
hoosesel. .A'er use'~e1 W 70 W
c@Iv Aine -.
-xs.ss-.f -
os !. -. s,.-s.., J. = ,.rs.s - shs ac,
- -nsrs hsr.sl, s.x,rtnr . similar
vsrd,c, ,n.f-fea ,hsf the court costs
ana ai~hurxements should be divided
ha,ween the two nrIneioaIs.
ur p.r,ss w.s M, IN cours ana
ne,,her was his chief counsel. william
NJ wins when the verdict was r~
,urrad The eolonel vas there. how.
ever With M. staff Of counsel some
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Hatchex--Luther Chffds. the MIL
fionafrs restaurant man. has purchased
. home In Matches and $500 acres Of
farm Land IN this and adjoining coun-
ties The farm property was sold at
$3.50 per acre. Mr.. cnilds will leave
next week for Texas. where he win
purchase cattle and thoroughbred dairy
stock He says that It Is his intention
10 supply the restaurants In southern
territory controlled BY him with vege-
tables and dairy products from hh
farm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

.us.erdam.-A Vienna report says;
sTha evaporation and contempt
-h,rn ItaIy's treaeherous surprise at
,sck and her hypocritical iustifieation
a-onse - here Cvienna) are quite inde-
as-,nabIe. Neither seryia nor Russia
s.-a,,s = long and costly war. Is hated-
49, however. or rather those Italian
~ouId-be politicians who offer injury .
.ss - majority OF Italian people are 50
.- .,ru,terably hated with the most pro
s.sns s hOusssy that this war can Dc
esrr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
WHEN TEETH DIDN'T ACHE
No Reference to Such Troubles Are
Found in Works Of Ancient
Writers

Toothache was not an incident OF
campaigning with which the ancient
armies had TO reckon The silence OF
the classics certainly seems TO indi-
cate that the Greeks and Romans snf-
fered very little from their teeth.
Words for t0cthache and for teeth
.xtraSling instruments can. indeed. be
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
war Costs s,o,ooo.ooo,ooo /. Year.

Paris--capt- Edmond Thery. widely
known as an economist. has estimated
that the total military expenditures for
the first year OF the war will be sie.-
cee, ,0o0, 900 for the seven aIlies.s and
81. 400 900 900 for Germany. Austria
Turkey. This makes an average o.
s4s, 400. 600 day. or s2.ee0. 900 an hour.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Noticing thatte cache shyppe brot
toe our shores nothunge butte menne.
xe resolved toe brynge over some
suiteable WIVES from England. thatte
ye new nation mighte notte be .
stagge nation Ye expense for these
wyves We decided to lette ye husband
proyyde accordinge to hys substance.
therebye making lite donation
Judge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
ps,.,ie.l Picnic At Meridian.

Merfdian.-The political picnic at
suqualena was attended by over 1000
people Addresses were made by Ste
vail. TaIley and ouin. candidates for
governor. Several other state. district
and county candidates were present
and made tafks-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

L&urel-After the rejection a an
ssaled bids Tor Lanrsls latsst eeoeoo
iss.s e inUssvs0nnk bsa1A O. e1ly
osmn1nuasnn1D hnpo naDsa1n1nA -
- = - eno1so 1nu1D - - Irlk
muo 0ne1Eny c~uUnmy = u1rv -
49,. - wAs<A n y - ununRn.
fcrneFiy q Laurel. Is associated The
bond issue was sold af . discount sf
$500. which ID the first tine Laurel
bonds have failed 10 bring par.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Redding. GAIA food OF mud from
the crater Of Lassen peak Is reported
20 have swept over Hat Greek valley.
taking houses with II. killing cattle
and driving people from their homes to
the hills. The mud. In many places.
reached = depth Of four TO six feet. Is
said to be turning to lava-like con-
sistency as II cools- Several bridges
are swept away. and roads made i'm
passable- Some farms have been com
pleteIy buried The Inhabitants lied
I. IS believed that further danger has
now passed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Nsttieton.-The merchants and citt
eens Of NettIeton and the surrounding
community have perfected the plans
for organizing a new bank to Be known
as the Netfleton Home Bank The fol
lowing officers were elected: J. A.
wiygui. president; J. D. Bryan and
W. G. Francis. vicepresidents; r B
Dabbs, cashier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
po,eosf,ee Changes Hands.

HazIehurst.-The postoffice at this
place will change hands June 1. when
Mrs Harrett Wood succeeds Miss Sal
lie Mflisaps. who has held the office
for IL years. Miss Nillssps will con-
tnue IN the Office as assistant for AZ
Indefinite time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
Reports on Mexico.

washington-President Wilson has
received frstb hand information con-
corning the Mexican situation from Du
Val West. his special commissioner.
Who recently returned from q visit to
sections controlled by the different fac
mons
Mr.. Vests report was not made pub
lie. but it Is understood 1t win result
in no change in the policy Of the ad-
mlnistrztion toward Mexico He u
said to have avoided favoring any fac
sson or leader. devoting his report to
information about conditions generally
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

For cholera infantum. use the
whites OF two eggs. well beaten: then
mix with xzter. add one teaspoonful
OF orange flower water and . little
sugar; teaspoouful every hour II
viii cure very severe case OF chot
era infsEsum. the egg coating the "
tcstirs&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27
....,,,,,,,,a Reors.sn,. Germany.

Washinxton.-Count Bernstorns me
oa~u.n ambassador here. has been ad-
v,sed BY Berlin that Switzerland mas
,.xsn over German diplomatic inter
ests In Italy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Italian Fronfier.-The Italian mili-
tary authorities are guarding with
stricfest secrecy the movement OF TIE
troops. u Is known. nevertheless. that
some sse. .eeg soldiers have been con
centrated ca the coast Of Italy. across
the Adriatie from Albania Yheee
troops are AZ Brindisi. Bari and Fog
rsn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Basel. artillery
has destroyed a bridge across the Thur
In the vicinity Of Cernay. and IL Is be-
lieved that Cernzy. which has been
the German supply and hospital base
In the Hartnanns-WeIlerkopf and Her
Esnstsin regions OF Upper Alsace-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Shaw.-Bishop Gum Of the diocese
Of Mississippi dedicated the Catholic
chapel At this place and confirmed
class In the faith all In one service
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Basel. sxifzerIand--The swiss gov
erument Is sending heavy reenforee-
r,snfs Of troops TO the southern part Of
switzerland TO prevent the Italian n
-sxiaeutists in Switzerland from organ
,r,nx a volunteer corps
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Pzris-Another German aeroplane Of
the Tauhe type few over the northern
suburb of Paris May "a and dropped
several bombs No person was injured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Tufwfier-The Progressive State
Bank Of this place Is now full nedged
guaranteed hank. having received Its
certificate Of guaranty Friday. May II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

Romes-DtspAtches from Trieste.
Austria. connrm p-eyious reports THAI
a revolutionary uevsmeas Is IN prog
res there.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-05-27

pected. merely refers to the jar given
to the teeth by very cold water or BY
biting stone In mes bread.-Londos
Chronicle