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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-21

uorbsfsitunesn fir die TIudt aus Riga.

/ lcten tnt Sd)n0r3en Wieer BON Sur
peSubuotem serit6rt iuprSen. 0is
Nadridt 1T porlaafis nod nidt bs-
ftatigt.
9as ensliidjen Earlamcnt fat ber
nadgeimdten ariessfrebit bon $50
Millipnen Dollars beiuilligt.
/ glns 2pnbDn fpmmt Die NaGridDt,
baf Elm srpFer Sell ser fonfigSiertca
amerifaniiden 8anmiuoIe bon benz
s;riienseridt iuaJrideinlidj funbem-
itiert iuerben iuiirSe, 10 ban Gnslano
nidts fit iie sa besablen brand)te.
| Sie italieniide NomiralitGt giebt
bic |erienfnns bes arensers Gin
| icppe 0ari6aloi" gu, er5ablt i'm lteb-
riaen aber bun alien nt6sIiden Gr-
| fplgen, bic iid BEL na6erer 8etradj-
tilmg ie6pd aIs iii6ts cr,ueiieu. Die
geiaknns bee uWinieppe @ari6aloi"
babe iibrigens Bis gum letten Mmgen-
blif buac DrSnnns beiuabrt, bate
Gin 9odj amf SEN G0mig amsgebrad)t
nno lei bamn iiber 8or6 geipranacn.
Ter 8eridlf mcloet BON 5ablreiden
Mngriffen, iueId)e italiemiide 2mit-
iidiifc mnb rSeapIames" amf 5iterr.i-
dJiide StdSte gemadt baben; Diel
Sfmbem ga6en lie aber offenbar nid)f
iangeri1tet.
/ 8ie balbamtlih aus Berlin nut.
geteilt miro, beiniibell fid) oie irall5o-
| Iiiif)en 8eboroen getreu ibrer iett
Dem Beginn oes &rieges eingeIdlia-
genen 8ertiihungs YoIitif, oen,
golf Die groBen 8erluIte al perhc:.
gen, ipelde ibr 9rllppen in oslt
Iartnafigen glngriffen Bel slrros,
iSonde5, gscubille ilno int 2abprintb
erlitten bahen. Die oentihen Wsiii4
tarbeboroen tpnren nunmebr I'LL
e5tailoe, oieie Werlnlfe aus perTdie-
oenen GueIlen, ilisbeionoere are:
aus ben 3eugerauslasen ser @efan-
geneil 5iI berehnen. Danah balm
!ie Die enorme 3abl bon 1890 an
Toten, Uertuunoeten uno @efanaenen
erreibt, Die Iib nuf 6ie einaelucn
griippenperb1tioe in folgen6er @eiie
pcrteilen: 8. slrtneetorps, $4,000, y.
9lrmeeforps 5000, 10. Mrmeeforps
10000. IL. glrmeeforps 1890, &c.
] Irmeeforps 1880, as. Gipililn
5000 uno 55. Dipiiipn $500. s(ud
temiibt iih Die fran5oliide Meeie-
|rnng, Den groBen beiitlden grfolg III
ocn slrgonfien nito ben INNER grG-
Ber fperoenoen 9rilf Der 3eutldell
gegen 8eroun nls ipeniger beoeutenb
erlheinen 81 lafIen als iie tpirflih
iino. Die iuiitenoen 9ingriffe or
6ran5oien, Inn Die ibnen cntriIiene
Stellung ipieoer an erobern, tpuroea
iron oen oeiitihen grilppen abge-
|ihlogell. Die fih in oieieit sfdinpiell
nit ileuern 9flibm beoedt baben.
slnfniipfeno an oie angebllhe got-
iAaft oes oenti9en 9oiiers an iei.
ne Sdueiter, oie 8onigin bon @rie.
d,enlano: sd babe Die E.lj.
len ailf WinoeItens 6 Monote labm
Gelegt uno per6e iebt einen
Shlag i'm @eiten ausfiibren ous
gan5 europa ersittern MADDEN pire",
peroffcntlidlt Die ~GrpreB" einet
2eitartifeI, III Dem lie iifl 10 ungcfobr
COS glaue tom Sinlnlel berunter.
pGantoiiert. ltnierer Meiulina nota
1T es iiberbnnpt iebr 5tpeifeiboft, Oh
staiier @ilheln iene 9otldnft oil
ieine SdlueIter eeididt bat. gGir
elntben's .iidt.
WeridDte aus 8ien melbtu, baE bic
@amfeinlnsen in ben Spar6anfen
8iens tuabrenb Der eriten Salfte bes
Sabres 1915 fidj nm $34, $780, 600
btrmebrt boben. 9as 1T cine 3nnab.
me bon amt ssrosemt. @enn iberalI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-21
&nrSe l1eberlidlt.

l1nbeitGtiste @eriidte iibcr
ben Sal 8aridan's finS In,
ltmlamf.
Die 9entidjen itebcn bor So-
uu-Weorgiesf.
8ugrid) erringt einem Sieg
iiioliA bon sSbangoroo.
Sim Dnieifr iuirb iuicocr
idarf sefampft.
Gie 0catid)en mno Eeitcrrei-
der beieten Oitrplenfa ms
&aoont in Tuien, fermer In ser
Nabe bon @arfdnn gIpmic
nnS 0rpSsisf.
Der Streif an ben &pblen-
ernben in @nles 1T ,pabrldyein-
lid 81 Gnbe.
0as easlii6e YarIameut be-
iutlligt efnem Grt0it BON 75O
Millicnem 9pllars.
50 tiirfiide sransportidiffs
follem i'm Sdiuarsen Meer ser-
ft1rt feili.
Sie GngiGnber iuollen ame-
rifaniidje 8anmiuplle fumfis-
5ieren.
Jrau5Diiide 2nftTdiffcr bonn
barSieren ben 8abnbof in Gol-
mar.
9iniliidJer Oampfer iuirb in
ben Grnnb gebobrt.
Sa ben aGntpfen nm Arras
baben bic syrnnsDien 74,8OO
Nfann perlortn. e
@i8a bfreitet iidJ anf Sic Gin.
nabme BPM Geifen ber Cent
idItn sor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-21

tcBIe ScuuJe uHS peF SIuuI yeItHd)tei
Gaben.
slm 9nieitr, nabe Der Grense Der
Gmfomina nnO 0alisiens, iinS Idiuc
re Sample I'M Ganse. Die Nniien,
Die bort modJ iteben, iollen @eritar-
fnngen erbnlten baben nno indcn
| jctt oas linfe ltfer bes Snieitr sm
aeiuinnen.
slm Der beiiarabiiden 8rense iinb
idjuere GGmpfe i'm Ganse. Den 3ni-
len ioa es selnmsen iein, an ein.r
Stelle Die 0iterreidiid)en SteQnnsen
81 bnrdbteden, bDd) iunrben iie ipa-
ter iuieSer snriifsetrieben.
Nie aus Berlin semelbet ipir6, lit
bic 6entIde Gegiernng, Sanf Der Wer-
mittlnng bes amerifaniidem Bot
idafters Werar6, NIT Der rnjliIden
cnSlih iiber ben 9lnstnnId Scr
fnmpfnnfGbisen Gefangenen einig
aeiporSen. Der MmstanIdJ ipirb in
G6iueoen itattfinben. Sic idluebi-
idle Nesiernng fat es itnternomnaen,
gemtide nnO Miien nad ben Wren-
sen ibrer 6eimatlauoer ST idJafien.
IS III aiid) Elm Mbfommen setrpffen,
baf bas b1niid)e 9tote &rens Uefan-
senenlager in Gemtid)lano nno 9ink-
lamb beinde.
glms &ien meloet man: IS tritt
mebr nno mebr sntase, baf Die Sta-
Iicner infolse ibrer idtueren yerlnlte
bereits itarf erid6pft fimb. Sic ia.
ben lire Mngriffe nidt nnr am Sion.
80, ionOern audi On anoerem syrpnten
fait gans eiuseitelt nno beidjrGnfen
| lire Sdtisfeit nnf bic yeidiefnhg
Der 6fterrtidiiden 8efeitisnnsem an
ben @rensen BON Strain, aGrnten
uno Sirpl. Sic perimdten am obe-
J rem sSion5o nnS an Der frainiiden
Wren5e iuieSer einise @urit0Re, bod
lunrben bisielben NIT 9eidJtisfcit Der.
eitelt nnb ber 6tin6 erlitt fdpere
YerInfte.
Die JtnIitner iupllen am sSipnso,
amf oem Gprfp-Hlateam, geiuinne se-
madjt baben.
Bel bem 1lntersans 6es italieni-
iden aren5ers y0inieppe 0aribaIbi1
icllen fiinf5is Waun mm's 9ebtn ge-
fommen iein.
Sn Sests anf bic Ierienfnna oes
italieniidlen arensers rUimieppe Gja.
ribalei" ipiro madtrGglid gemeloet:
Gin 0eidiuaoer italieniIder arenser
luOllte ben GiterreidiidDem Safen Sat.
taro an Der oalmatiniIfen &iiite an-
areifen. glls be Grenser iid) oem
&afen naberten, laben iie, baf Oittr-
rcidJiidJe areaser in tim lasen. Gle
sogen iid) besbalb snriif. Eie DETER
reider innoten linen ltntericeboOte
rad. Gins bon bieiem bpbrte ben
,.Dinieppe 0aribaloi" in Sen Urnnc.
Der rniIiid)e 0ampfer u9eneraI
Gabekfg" iumroe bon einem bentidcm
llnterieebuut in ben Wrnmb geboiJrt.
Die Seiaknns bon % Manm lumrbe
gerettet.
gms Earis iuirb uffisiel befannt
aemaht, frans6iiidje 9uftidiffe bit-
fen ben gabnbof in Der sliaiiiidem
|Gfabt Golmar bombarSiert. Cir
aeroplaue ieien nnbeidlaoist snriif.
Gefomn,en. Neldjen Sdnben iic an.
geridtet babem, ioirb nidJt seiast.
9nrd) Die @ermittlnms ses Rnni-
tionsminiHers qlpbo-@eorae iino
Sen Gtreifern in @ales Die meiiten
1orbernnsen bon ben @rmbenbeiibern
snseitanben. Nan bofft in GnaIano,
baf Der Streif iett anfb5rsm pirS.
Nns 2cnbpn iuirb semelbet, SO
|tarfiide SAiffe, bic ariessmateriai
mad benz 8anfains brinsen lpIltem,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-21
6criiebte ilbcr der fall Warfe)au'S.

in Seiterreid Oasielbe @er6altnis eri=
itiert, Sann bahem bie Spareinmgen
nes eambes nnf 400 Millionen Sul=
lars sngenommem.
s5m Der Uegeno bon Spi.dles itao
Die aaimpfe, nadbem ein Sas Eanic
gemadjt inar, iuieber nit gr1fcrer
Seftigfeif anfgenpmmem iperSen. Gin
slnsrifS Ser Sransuien anf Spmdes
Eiunroe BON ben 9eatidea snridse=
l4lasem.
Sic n@olpeiton Neips" iaat, es.
|loare nieht ltnmoglidl, baB Die @uIier
nas Iapoleonipiel bonn Sabre 1912
|ipieoerbolen ltno Ore Geuntldelt in's
Ssnnere oes 2anoes loden ipollten.
Iber Die 0entf1ef tpiiroeil iid lucl
niht loden lnffett fie miirocn i;c,
tnol nit Der groberung @arlhau's
oltfrieoen geben. 0oinit miro sic
u9tetDs" mol reht hobcil.
Sill elmer anoern Stele tptll0ert
fih Die ..Aeps" bariiber, Dob bie@ng-
lanoer II. Die 1ran5oien niht Die @s-
legenbeit mabrnebmeil, oa 0ie 9eut=
iben init ben 9illiien bei1aftigt Iiilo,
ilm einen eroBartigen Slltgriff gegen
| tie III SSene 5u leben gsir fonnen
.. ibr 0as fatiel lolen. Sic tltn's
Iniht, neil fie's niht fonllen. Die
IGelttiden iitlo, tros ibres argelrblf=
|lihel &unpfes inn Often, allD i'm
@eitcn 10 itarf, bab 6raltaoien u.:a
Gnglan0er nihts eegen lie ansri1tei.
fonnen. Cine Sffeniipe in bieIeul
slrgenblif tuiirae eberllo fldgiih pcr-
llallfen iuie Die Sffenlipen Der 5rar-
lsofen iilb gngl1noer gu anbern 8e..-
item perlaufen iino
Gin Serr Werlinger, Der fpeben
cns Sranfreid) nad) 9aeiu gorf 5n-
riifsefebrt lift, Iast, Saf jebe gtGdi
| iidj bentid)e 3eppelinc iiber Earis
dnfbalten. Mn benz Abenb, an 6em er
fprtfnbr, sablte er fieben bon i6ncn.
IS iunrben aber feline gomben &C.
iuorfen. Sn Taris fange man an,
| IiidJ an bie nadtfiden geimder 81
gciu6bnen. gerlinser iette binsn,
iuenm in Hnris aitd jeber feline lie
.lbersem9iins babin amsIpred)e, Saf bic
Gentfden befiest tuerben iuiirben, IL
herridJe bod iiberall srnner ms
Misitiinmnns.
| Ger tpegen geteiligung an einenl
&omplot sur Grmoroung oes GG-
l,igs 5eroinano perbaftete friiDerc
tulgarilde Wiinilter oes slnsip1rii.
aen @beanoieip bat cine lange Cr-
flarllns erloiielL in Der er iih als oos
9pfer elmer oeltiden ssiltrigle Dii.-
IftcIlt Der pro-riiiliIbe s(gitator be-
banptet, oaB bon belltid)en 4gentell
Ifall6e 8ei6ulbiglmgen geseil i'm er-
lbobcn iporoen ieien, Inn 81 berbin-
Ioeru ouB er ipieoer Setter Der aus.
Ifudrtigen YoIitif iper6e lno Bulga-
rien auf Die Geite Der 9lGiierten
brinse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-21
S0bn'8 Sun

9as Barr @tuhio, 2111a glpe.
s, segegiiber Dem SrabeIers 6otel,
giebt anf 26. Snli, 5tpiihen s llbr
80. @ifrf bornl nrlo ll1r nad]nt..
iabef @ntfer, oie ein 0nbD I'M Nl<
ter BON 6 Monnte Biz Su eitlen1
sSabr bat, eire anicrer erItflalligen
CABINET photographer b6llie to-
itssfrei. MnmelOungcn fir Mufnahz
rtei1 miiiien on bieien1 Gage gez
nlaht fnerben. 4onl11t friib lflo
bermei6et ben Mnordng.
n. r.. DAWSON, Mgr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
COLOSSAL MOVE
ON DAROANELLES
ThE FINAL ASSAULT WILL pE-
cipE QUESTION OF ezEAr
IMPORTANCE
pset Three British. Fcz- rrsreh
snd ors 7ussi,- wsrsnirs -
!oin N cies-ins tns
Strata.

Lc1rcn-A dispatch fruu Arhens
tails oc the colossal prsoaraticrs being
made for a final assauIr On ths Oar
ca1eiles fcrrs- The French have de-
c<2rec. says cue correspondent. that
cre way Or another he DaraanelIes
VII BE f1rrsd- for Il Is not cnly a
e1sseinn Of honor. but e Is of the IT
Dcsr Importance 70 the allies 70 eiea-
The straits.
After council of the admfrzls. the
clspaten says. the captains q the war
scics Wien summoned and special In
ssrzrrions were given to then-
II srpsarx the decisive asszuIr was
p<s<pcnet 70 allow for the arrival Of
f1-ther rarships- Eight we're expect
Cd NzrSA .s-thrse British four
French and cue Russian
ParfA-The transatlantic liner
Niagara from New York to Havre. On
March IS. encountered a German sub
marine o1 Cherhourg. according to a
Havas dispatch from Havrs-
Ihe Niagara. owing to It's speed.
waz able 10 escape TIE steamer had
ca board the crew Of the French line
steamship Florida. wnich was sunk ny
The German auxiliary cruiser Prizz
E-r.i Friedrich
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
ACTIVITY At NEWPORT NEWS
Government Officials Refuse 70 stats
what Time Hzs Beer Allowed
Vessel 70 Repsir-

Newport News. vL-Fur-ress Mon
roe and Fort Wool. IN the center ok
Hampton Roads. assumed unusual ae-
tfvfty- AL the troops stationed AZ the
forts we're ardsresf 70 the barracks and
the big gun crews and mine companies
we're started and the searEhli<hts 1t
both forts were tn operation
Suhsegusntly Il was discovered that
one United States submarine and three
destruyers had arrived IN the roads
and drupped anchor between thu two
farrs
Col Ira = Haynes. enmmznda1t Of
Fortress M0rros. went To the Ports
mouth navy yarf. K was said and ths
acting adtnranr Ia charge said be could
make no statement concerning the IN
usual stir AZ the forts.
The searchExhrs we're constantly
played over Hampton Roads and Ches
1Dsaks Bar cut toward The eapes-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
BRITISH VESSELS SUNK
tts~6rse srd Po~sy LH~ss lssx wsss
rA~ss Msrrhsr<~sn O. Ts
60 Du<.sruI

Lcnd1n--Fslly lee nv>s we're lns<
u ne st1<inx ~ German sanmsriaes
o. Ne Arfr~1 nasr Fs2ana a11 ne
srNisa 1s~mer AxaalA- oc1nd rum
Lkver7cci rcr Lho1r-
Th~ rsi.na t1rre1ces = u seorxe
CaAz1e- earr,sd creS ef - knd lsl
psss>nssrs. s1d of tnis t1c.i cnly iss
rere rssrn>dL
me AxuAAs ersw numbered u ana
sne carried thr-e passenxers- and q
ts~s~ - q shs cr~v and an tns pas
s>n<sn wsrs lost
fas efn1rs1ry 8sued t1e roAoE11s
r.ten<z<-
vsnkrSnres m>mners q ne crew
ana thrse pAsssnxsrs ar> missing fruu
ta~ steamer Agz1A
me steamer FsiAna- wnicn also
sAnx- carried = erev Of - persons and
lsi passenxerA Aec1f 40 survivors
nave been picked u7s eight Of vccm-
ineiaain< ne captain died aoervaru-
u - fe2red tnar many persons On the
steamer we're Killed ox ne explcsfcs
ek tne torpedo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
EFFORT TO REVIVE RACING
slH Irtr1csesd In rennssses r+ouss Ia
Create Racing corrisssor-
Ia ASussr Ezfrx

Nashville. Tenn--Tnat An aftsups
TO revive horse racing IN Tsnnsssas is
70 be made was 1dmitrst by rsprsssn-
sati~ss. VINO introduced n the house a
bin creating n racing commission and
permitting ths operation Of p2rtuu
euel betting machines The authors
seated sAzt the bill applies only "a
Memphis and ShsEhy cDanry-
Tas measure provides far eliminA
rsaa q bookznaksrs. and says thzs
-honss<. sls4n sport b desired Race
naseeansx would be limited to 90 Gays.
and operate under n license from q
sexrs commission The state would
rnlEsct |. privileges sax Of 500 per dzy
whEIs e@eh meeting enntinaes.
FEY D~r cent Of tas rsxsnae earned
wuald % 70 ne fairs uf the state l1<
prumsnms and impruvemanf of pru1-
er-y- The rncing commission wo1ld
be created BY enlArging powers zf tAs
state beard af fzzr trzse&es-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS

L&hcr sxEhanges. On q municipal nnr
s1z. ara 70 be erected n Denmark
Lnn6nn lasr year Imported ss7ss-
f1s czrcasses af frrzsn Matkzn and
AmA. mainly fruu Australia
I4p4ns government f1rezes last
year ytel.zsst Ss.3sa 500 IN revsrues
and enzsumess sz.szZaag IN expenses
To snahis = nSrnrssr co snank@ While
x-fvtnx. Nez Terik lrvsnrsr hzz PM
snks1 persarzxst metal shzI 20 IN
ease q cigar and rs4r1 she 9rzn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
FEAR SHOTS WILL
GROSS THE BORDER
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS FACES
osE o. rHE GREATEST
soaoEs CRISES
villa AWAITS ARTILLERY
The csring vIil. Artillery Must Sc
Powerful Eresan 70 ceps
Win rnrce>tren Field
PieceA

Brownsville. Texas. Bruwusvffia
fRrss one Of the greatest Of horief
crises. namely. the apparent certainty
that the battle which began for pos
session ot Natanorzs. the Mexican
town across the Rio Granfe. viii not
be decided without the use Of artillery
consisting Of aeld cannon frfng three
l1ch shells.
There vas no fighting March 2s sx-
cept occasional shots several miles
south of the city. and Villa cricsrs ar
rnurcsd that they were awaiting the
arrival of artillery The likelihood Of
such shells falling IN Brownsville was
demonstrated BY the rifle bullets
vhicn dropped here during the first
Via assaHlr On the Nafausaras
trenches. a costly failure for the villa
forces. IN which their losses were c1i-
ctaIIy given as 100 killed and 900
vo1nded-
This attack was q hsadstrunx dash
Of 1000 mounted men firing rifles.
The Carranza losses we're 10 killed
and IS wounded and two persons we're
struck BY bullets n Brownsville. being
slightly injured The coming Villa
artillery must be powerful enough to
cope with nfne thre~-tneh aed pieces
Of the defenders. nons of which was
fred sunday In addition. the Car
rama troops are said to have four III
inch guns
Coneeaisd nachane guns wen sew
erzl brilliant successes for the Car
razra f1rces IN the opening fight A
truop Of go villa cavalry. efrciiag
ave niles south sf Brownsville. AZ
preached unwirringiT. At a tawu
named Bcsftas. a machine gun trench
hidden ben=ath brush They we're
trurtins past thSs trvrch when tk> ma
chine guns opened ire
Nearly the entire villa dead wer-
said 70 have fallen AZ this 2ofnk.
vhtle almost To a man the others we're
wounded This incident explains var
- mAay Of ths Via wounded vh<
we're nruuxht hers we're hix n n,
Il -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
DEATH PENALTY BILL PASSED
prz~t1irz Fsr ssefirs~ - capies
psrisnmert Goes "a GSsernar
ra~ sx1wzs2~m

Nashville. Tenn--BY . vot. AZ -
TO y rhe sfIl az Duks C Bowers. pre-
rsting tBr a5oEit1on ef ez1itx puzisa
uenr In rsnnezsee. was SAzs@4 ~ t1s
senafs. Senator Cummings offered .
motion 70 recnGsidsr. whiea w2z -
hlee The bill nav gees 20 Gov. Rys
for signature. x alre4dy harsnx p&ss-6
-ae house
Following was the vote n tas sen
ate-
For the Bsil-AherzatAy Ashcroft.
Berry. C2rrneII. ciement. Elk1ns.
Gardner. Gore. Eoskins. Ingram Icha-
son. HOFFMAN. Mccall Murray. Par
ham. Parks. Stevens. Turner. Speaker
Hill
Axzinst-Churrh. Cummings. Dow
len. EweII. Freedle. Hirt. Jarvis. Lyle
Pzrdue. White. Wilson. W0rsey-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01

Precautions Are Taken To Prevent Sir.
ing Aersss tne Lire

vashirgr1z--Acffng Secretary Of
War Department Breckinridge has or.
fersd three bar-ertes Of the Third Field
Artillery to Brownsville. Tex. rs n
demonstration 70 the Mexican forces
fighting for possession of Matam1ros
that American lives must not be en-
da1gered by firing across the line A
regiment Of Infantry also was ordered
held IN readiness at Texas City % be
moved 20 Bruwnsvflle II needed
These precautions were deemed nec-
essary. although assurances had been
given BY both Ca-ranza and villa 4gen-
cies here that no shooting across the
line would be permitted Secretary
Bryan said orders had been sent BY
Of each faction to their
troops IN and about Matam0ros % see |
hat no shots sntered American tsrri- |
:1ry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01

New York-F>nk Abarno and Car
mine Carbone were placed an trial in
the supreme court here On the ehargs
Of making a bomb and placing 4 IN ST
Parricks cathedral On the morning Of
March . An effort 10 postpone the
case was unsuccessful and as n result
Robert c. Moore Of cnunzeI for Abzrno
Withdrew from the case He was -
tanned last week. he told the court. ssizl
was unfamiliar with the case. and de-
sired time to sfudy rs phases A mo
don to have the defendants tried sep
arzsHly likewise was dznEs6-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
TAKE MOUNTAIN POSITION
Frsneh Wrssk rsp ~ Hzrtn.nr's
Wsiisrxapf Frcu tns
GerrarA

Parts. via Lnndnn--TAe frIIcwfnx
Official statement was issued BY tAs
va cfi<e-
The day PASSED quietly alsn< the
frunt. the enemy showing no activity
"A German aeruplAae which had
tnruwn . bomb In tae rsxssn of R&xnn-
VIA vxz sruuxht dcwn ~ ~ The
plot sza sos.rvxr w~rs e.penred--
Alss sAs fnizswins esuuuuie.Eian
v.s IssusA-
-pmns - nzun< = M.r~A 1<xz
- 0wmnms bsmnnnnn1 AxuuD v1xn
sheils az al ealinef- Fre oruke cut
IN Arr.s. but II vas quickly exrin.
guisAsdL Tns lighting has hs<n gninz
on ~ La BoiseEle under enadskisns
fssurzhke to the French
In the Arxnnne district. IN sAe VI
cinfry Of BA<zfelle. there nas beeu
bomb throwing from ane zas % rhs
other. although No infantry arrack has
taksn place.
Amer an euerxe<tc en<ns-msnr
vhfeh lasted for several days ths
Preach troops were successful n
reaching the top Of Hzrsuzln'sWsler'
kcpf- vhtrh they captured from the
GeruAaA The Preach also made prog
rsss en- the norrAeasrern and south
ess<srn nAakz Of the main army. TAX
ing mere prisoners. tneizdinx several
c6icerx
rh< Germans have Abandoned tn
,crtzat va< material aad len arnsr-
Gus dad Gu these hArrie6elfsl Tae
Preach Icsses were inennsidershleL
"A German aviator drupped several
bombs o1 the town CT wfllsr. 70 the
northwest of Thonn- Three u.xse ehtl
cren we're ktlsed-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01

Youngstown. Ohio.-Sheet iron nilis
og the Mahanfng valley resumed opera
sians under the new wage scale adopt
ed BY q referendum oc the Amalga-
mated Association q Iron. Sheet and
TIN Plate Work@rz- Two mills Of the
Brier Hill Steel company at Niles had
been idle frr several weeks. while mills
AZ Warren. De Forest and Youngstown
had been running On small scale with
the wage question subject % settle
nenE About z.aaa men aow are AZ
work IN this section under the new
wzxe scale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01
U. S. SUBMARINE LOCATED


Hnnolulu-Tne American summarize
-. lest OF Honolulu harbur. has hs@n
located. Heroic sfrurts are being made
to raise the stricken crzft. but Af1sr
having been submerged tor mere than
30 hours u vas r~xzrtsd as douhtfzi
whether any Of her cre~ 0f q men -
nained alive.
To nft the little vessel 70 the sur
face Il Wa fruad necessary 70 send to
the Pearl Harbor naval station for q
derrick and crane. This Involved nuch
ISss Of time and Il was thought thu
fzts Of the crew might not be deter
mined until daylight
Rescue vessels dragging the ocean
bed with graphing hooks Glanced
upon the stricken craft AZ a depsh Of
s1a feet Making fast 10 the "a. tho
naval tnb Navajo and the steamer Ma
kaala began 70 tow their rad-they
we're not certain that Il was the sub
marine hey had hooked-toward shall
low water Quantities oe oil cane to
the surface. proof that II really vas
the Lost vessel soon afterwzrt a sub
marine marker buoy. discovered far
below the water. removed ali Doubt
that the "a had been found.
Just when the marker buoy had been
released By the disabled boat there
vas no means Of determininx- II the
signal was given after the Graphing
hooks Of the rescue vessel took hold.
then the crew. or at least some Of
them. stf1 were alive
For more than Al hour the tug and
the steamer struggled with their IN
wteldy burden Soon Afterwards IL be-
came apparent that Il would be fmpos-
sfhie 20 tow the submarine near enough
70 shore TO bring her 70 the surface and
hurry call was sent 10 the naval sta
ton for n wreckfng ship.
Naval authorities admitted that they
had given up hope for the Fts crew
However. resuscftating apparatus had
been dispatched 70 the scene and ev-
cry effort VIII be made 70 develop any
spark of life that may remain The
general opinion Is that the vessels
plates were sprung through the I'M
menss pressure cf the water at 4 depth
sf 50 fafhcms and that the two oea-
GERS and - enlisted men aboard have
2srfshed-
Vessels IN the vicinity equipped with
submarine signal apparatus continued
70 send cut signals. but no answers
came.
The "a vas submerged AZ 9-15 an.
N2rcA -. The three other suhmar-
ines of the ? type noted she did not re-
appear promptly. but 10 apprehension
vas teit for her SAFETY unt.i several
hours had passed
Although naval officers have de-
eizz~d the vessel could rsmaln sub
n=rx-d for a hcurs without menace to
her crew. Il her sDp&rakus wzz IN
12nAg.d- = vzz FEARED the arid rAnkz
nAxs hs~a srs<<a an4 tAa crus nd
- -, = - n -. - =, -
-. : = : /. - = - :
: - disappeared Is steep. and sheIv
to a predplfnzs drop II the sahma
ne Les n 50 fz-hous Of water. it
Z asyocd tbs Zach Of divers Divers
; scended 70 4 depth Of Iss feet. vhir
Is n local record. and we're drawn a
unconscious
James NJ H0ggerr- electrician q
Azcedouia- No. who was On shor
leave. IS the only member Of the F4'
crew known TO have escaped Lieu
Alfred L. EIDE was IN command
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-01

LaazGz-The captain Ct the stsam-
sAN, Lizzie. which arrived At Llzaelly.
wides, stated that he Was close BY
wren the British steamer Deiz1ira was
tnrpe1oed March 2s by n sxhnArfae In
<he English channel He said the sub
marine proved % be the U-sT- The
suhm4rfns xzs some distance ahead
az tAs Ixzie. shieh ran over { n fun
sue@t- Tne German then disappeared
and from oil seen On the surface the
cn2xxfn cnrcfadeG the underwater beat
was either seriously damaged CT SUNK