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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13
O4iofr Staatsgslebgs6ung
Sn bsiSen SGaieru iuerStm ,ueitsre
Gehaltsbsrrinstrnngen pen
Staatsbsamten beantra8t.
9lmd) bas @ebaIt Sss GouberHeurs iua
bDu $4,000 amf 5000 berab. !
seiett msrbeu.

Columbus, o., IL. 5ebruar.
sIuf Gin Soar pdre es an, 5reitag i'm
Heprajentantcnbauie Der aegiSlahir
5u e;ner 9a6tiisung setonnen uno
Oieies tpuroe n,ir bnSurd perlnieben,
6ab bie Denofroten ii9 idNiebIid
oa3u bereit ertIGrten, obne' Rameils.
euiruf bie @pseIn Su iuspenoiren, 10.
oab bie en6siiItige slunabme Der
SoparSide, genatporlage erfoIgen
fonnte, 6llrh peI6e bas 9ebolt oes
Staais geribberutssinperirtenoe
ten Don $4,000 aui S4500 reou5irt
tpiro. Gie 8orlase muroe NIT 81 &c.
gen brei Stunnlen mgenoTmen.
@ie es beil,t, bnben bic Giibrer Der
Oemcfraten i'm Gennt fid bereit er.
Hart, Die SotpotSi6e @crIage oobin
gu amenSiren, oab ibr oie Rctbfaa.
fIauieI aneebanst piro. san Suuie
uiiroc bam Die oleife &menoirung
erioigcn lllb iulter oieien llnIitanoen
Sarite Die @eSuftiou iofort IN Strait
treten, 10 bab Der neiie Staais-
Observation-Disclosures Ridter
sSranf Saggnrt BON SCOOTER. tpeirn er
arn Gienitag iein gntt drItritt, es 10.
fcrt nit Sen perriueerteH @ebnIt be.
ginnen miro.
Serator Soiparb reidte arn 5rci.
tag cine 8orlnge ein peIHe tpeitere
@ebolfsreolIftionen poriiebt. Sic pier
WsitaIieber Der neutrality-suspicious.
icuen itatt je $4,000 MIR $4,000 er.
faIten; bie bryi MitsIiebcr Der
Staats lltiIitdtenbebSr6e iolIen $4,.
500 itatt $4,000 erbnlten. GuBeroem
foil bag slnt beg Sefretdrs Der DC.
niniitr1tionsbeboroe, nit benz EN- De.
bait DON $4,000 rerbuubsn rpar, ab.
sei6dfit iperbeu.
ssm Genat pur6e bic Grnsirnmg
con Z. 9. Grob pon Rortsn1oadb gum
Stnatsoriider beitdtigt. Sein @ebalt
!piro $4,000 pro Snbr betrugen.
Repraieitunt RIad bon Ipanbott
reiilte ON Sfeitne cine gprIage Elm,
ipeIte cine @ebriRou oes 0sbaIts bcr
2esisIatirrnlitsIieoer DorHebt. Gle er.
taIten iest $1,000 pro Snbr fiir ibren
slpeijGbrigel Eetnnin inlS imIt Der
GIad ihen 8orlage fol- tn 3ufunTt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13

DIRECTORS oua bsm Grbtitstauie sut.
IaiTen, ba ii9 bic ssbsb5rben NIT
bem SAL befddftigen iurlIen. % fisnte
fia beraus, baB nod iniee ermittss
luns.n unssitsIt sutrbsn miiHtn unb
glfberaft mar I'M, 1tsriff; cine Diirss
Idaft au itsnsn. Dk poIiati tpurbt
bierpon benaHri9tiet ,ltb nobm ben
Mann IN 9dft, ais sr bos Dunbtsse.
bdube perIaien ipoIIts. Der Mrbeitss
baustsrmin. ben Ct db5uIitsn bat,
lGuft i'm @usuit nb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13
@nadaliA.

ga&bar Unit ieintr gattiu absHbE
uuf @eIu& iOmnIsnb): mir iiuo 70
frsi, ms tpisbsr siunal mad Jbrtnl
tptrthsn 8sfinbm gu sysuHbigen.
WesbaIb tommat Gis bsnn ni9t aud
nan6mal abenbs Jn uuB2-
/ .gld, tpiHsn g. in bdb' mir bali
hsnlt, am gtsnb piu bod sssb's iti
psay 1dtsAis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13
-hafaae.

= Dem 81 Subre alien Robert
Sbi.le BON 561 Gsorse Stro. ipurben
s.ifern in Isit,em Nrkitsplub al, Der
5. unb 8apmilItt Strabe BON elmer
Gisidneibe Tlafnins bic Singer.
Ipiben abseitniften. gr IieB ii9 I'm
itdbtii6en 9oIpitnl bic munbtn Ders
binben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13

Ddmsn ,purbe psitsebenbits llnterftiis
buna suaefust.
G9abneiiter 5iiFemdnn b<rtbkilte
bit MehnunssablGge Der Greiutipe,
fporilbxr in elmer alberen Spalte auss
fiiblih berihtet tpirb. @!eid5eitig
lintsrbreitete 9err 9iiifennna ieinen
eigtnsn s5inan5bcrif,t unb bemertte.
boB sr I'm 2oufe Der Wofe ipieber
$4,000 on bic @enerdlfammel'ieue in
Baltimore absei4idt babe. Sein Be-
ritt laitete:
Ginnabmeu:
geitrdse $30,890.60
pDitiorten ). POI. .40-$31, 1920
Musydben:
gldhgaliinore
gefanbt $30.000.00
Wtrfdiebene
He4nungen.
porto etc. :. 455.06- 30.455.06
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Nrnr glrbeitshalls iiberlpieien.

Die gemuung obne ben @irth. b. 8.
oAns bie ppli5eibebGrbe bate 5bomus
Mfbtrrft geum9t, Der ii9 Dor ben
8inbesbeb5rben uritsr Der 8si9ulbis
guns Der Werfeubung ilu3i9tissr
G@riftsn perdntporten ion. 4fberaft
bpssbsnzf elusrauans bss Gi&stHsisss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13
8 olfauSif6sr Dampfer a n.
oebaIfen.

aonSon, IL. sysbr. Cine D.pe'
fd. aus Roittrham fdgt, bab Der bols
ldnbifhe Tnmpfsr Duioerbiis, bic
bOndnbif6. Glasgs fiibreno, BON sinem
beutidsn llnteri.sboot In Der glorbfet
anssbaltsn porbea fsi, ober rsitsrfubs
ren burfts, na6bem bie papisre syas
mtnirt iporben ipureu.
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9okal.Derid)t'
pie Silfs-@e(eGl&aff-
Cine Iebbafte sbdtisfrit i'm Satsreils
bes qiebesmsrfes fir bic arifss..
notblcibenbea.

Mnerisnnuns unb Wirbisuns Der
9bdtisftit bss gabpereins. = Der
WernidniaD Danrntlub drrdnsirt&drs
ienfpitl unb Domino gum geitsn
,bes Silfsfonbs. = Die llnttrbals
tuna firbet am q. Gebruar ftdtt.
~ Beitr's O5erammersauersgors
tras.-anberbsm fOll cine Sbtntsrs
poriteHuna btranitdltet iperben -
aaifenberi&t. = sn MibbIetcipn,
g.. fpurbe Elm .3tpeisperein sssriins
bet. - sfrau glebs gysldnbsrs
iIufis eriibriat ii6er $50 fir ben
6iIfsfDnbs.
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"a britii@e Meroplane isnb
WafferHusseagc
M q dten einen angriff
ouf bic b,Isif&sn
RufenfGbte.

2onbon, IL. Jsbr. Dns off
5ieue Ra1ridten Bureau udhte an
Jreitas bas Jolsenbs betoHnt: Wiers
Inbbreibis Marine qsropldne hdbtn
8riisss, 3stbriisgt, Dit.ube unb 9lans
ieHbrsbe, lauter SidOt. IN 9tIsien
onesgriifsn. gommanberSu SudbdmWbite
fiel ins Wletr, er tpurOs aber seretiet.
Der Nearine Seireidr ma4ie bar,
|iixr bic foIsenbe antiHbisuHs:
.@Gbrsnb Der ltbisn "a Stunbtn
|baben uufsre atroplaHs uHp WaHers
flus,.use e,m,ini9uftIib. SperatiOs
ticnen eegen 8riigae. 3ssbriiget, Oft.
|enbe unb. 9Iantenbtrsbe aussefiibrt,
|aIm biz GtnbIirung pou Station,n fir
llnierieeboott su Dsrbiuban. es nab
men "a QeropIdne uHo Wdhsrflugs
|5euse on BEN llsberfou tbsil.
Der 8abnbof ponG itenoe iou fart
befddbist porosu isiH uno iit tpdbr.
fdeiHIia nisbersebroHui,, 9u4 Der
9dbnbof Don SIau,epbsrsbs tpurDt be-
fbdbist unb bic -GifenbaFsbdmme
nurbsn an maa4su Sielen aufge,
riFH.
.8Omben rpurbsR duf bic Gefhiib.
pofitipnen bon Miboelierte eei1Ieus
bert, ipie au5 auf bio ardftanIdgs nnb
bic beutfhsn UsinsRfuder In 3ses
briigge. Gs III dber uIrbeiannt. iptl&sn
|S3absn fie angsri5tst babeH. Gs
|ipurben .eiM uatsrfeboOte esieben.
DIR fsli.g.r aommoubsur Grns
BAN @bits fisI bsi ssieupori IN bic
Se,, rpurbe aber oon einem frunsSfs
i4sn Gabrssug esretiei. ObgIsi6 n
I1eftigsm Gti5is. unb Gspebrfeuer
ausssfsst mar. bile Jiibrsr Der Wlas
Iidyinsn iinb IN Sia.rbeii. 3psi Der
Maid;inen purbsn btfhdbigi.
Berlin, u. Gsbruar. Cine am
sIbsnb erloF.ne ofiisisue @etaHHtmo'
dung Iaut.t mir folst:
Rad LANCER qauie iiab sefferH
|apieSsr f.iHbli5. aritgsf&iffe an Der
RiIie erlhttnen.
Ssinblids &Oiatiier iDarfsH gum5ta
|uuf Sitenbs.
geuIsnpsit in Sapanc.
Sabana. eubd, IL. Gsbr. 3ipsi
JGIe Don g.uIsnpef, bic beitimmt alb
folte srtdnnt nur6sn. iinb bier enis
bstt tpOrb.n. Dor brei 9assn III bier
cine psrIon on b<r Ssuht esitorbeH.
9ie9eb5rb.n trsffen biz ipsitstbenb.
fen Si9srbeitsmaBresetn, um bic
Derbr.ituna Der Seu9t az perbins
bern. Dir Derftsn uHb ulIs In br
gdk befinbIi&en Sduier finb bssinfi,
5irt iporb.n.
Mis bsr ausnGrtiss 5Gus
bel Gtonttsi4B Sur4
ben arits ltfbtt.
puris. II. Ssbr. Der ousipdrtigs
6anbsI srantreits bat in ben eriitn
pier Wonatsn b.s arissss I'm $3.50.
100000 Grunrs $3.50, 100, ,00o) nbgs'
npmmsn, i'm @erylsih NIT ben iorrs'
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ME bsr ausndriiss 5Gus
bel Grontrsi4B Sur4
BEN Rritd fkfbtt.

paris, Il. Stbr. Der dusipdrtig.
6unbeI Srantreids bat in ben erfttH
bier Wonatsn bss arisgss I'm $780,
100000 Grancs $3.50. .1O0, ,000) abgs.
npmmsn, i'm @ersisih NIT ben icrrs'
fpoHbireuSsn Ronaisn oss Sabres
1913.
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eerIauat = yaannIid

gabfntt Eafsta Glnsrs. Gunosts
sssgsins ssss' sss sss sss m ssaS S6ass Ss g.
IN GtrstfiH 0aB Q IN x3m. Hgnis
gsfrfltr earHiitou 70. Garrsnssrf Efftrtd
Qcuutif.
maartr ssIerrt tus ecftierQrf4dff etfnen
offsu ecbu ndbrfub btm QerIifn. f9srf5euQ
oeesbsn. bn ns!iabIs parbu geuess 0sHn,D
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-13

Gtne fIefHG suf rinesri2teis gnrm (2e
GefIaasisudf rra Eii3piritf1aff cssr cbft
San esrfcnft Ntrtfff; eQsE 9crs Douifsr
garu. ernIr nrrf sicfior. Gtreinnet.
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RtrIannt-@dnnlin.

str wRHfAen einen JlfberldIlipsu aefntfA
IN Qtncirnnfi. hsr Efuff4 uub Quollf6 tpridf
rtb $4,000 90 $1,000 'teEhisEfn senn, uEn bsn
njlouaaer elmer DHlierensEerpotafir ffrfb.
rers rcn ben Ilrtltoren efrfeibtn finb 9nui.
Rrdflien.enl cinmfitren rub einfn 1teil hs3
gseictdsts prDhnsirf- Bortsriae Grfntuina
uid,f uotbipfnbio urtutgeIlil4e tfterfpeiinHl.
TcseIeltrn i1iaIt HeerteH In gennfosSlsrH
bon ctio. Mqu .cbrefife rsh Adfrcnssr. 9ez
.ss. HSlisbInft-
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m6Hptr, nm b1s Ecrbisraef9hff an sElep
rfr, Msr lstrsn - sbrtH fnnfn. offnDli4
nnb besatssn ectn, e2erfsRna ee!iefsff unS
nicbsrns Nlettcbfu. alnH frrf8t boz sbts
fdrei6s pleix Dnrsu Gshsss, ga ssfi
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etnrb am greifaa, ben ~. Jebruor 1915,
gloraens nm tibf 30 mQtuufer. rdt fufsem
qsioeu, IN fener encburna. 2ts4 Mob eir1be.
,frb a1dfet
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Bn berfaafsn = gianO.

ee6tIeslntes gFage haasf9ss oa
: brttat. N suiem Saiianbe binie.. $50 qn
ftap ansrrs. hiais'
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etsnsnasIndjti WeibIid

Sran hani6f atbsif tlr antm
ssss 4sIS tns sas e, e s;5E.s Ias .:,s ss.siss Z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

ssstri. Makes rstznie Essrs to crush
Russia ard Free Armies 10 Msss
italian Attack

Londcn.-Aruund the great fortress
OF Prremysl = mighty battle Is stin
raging. The AustrD-German armies
are making a supreme effort to cut OF
the stronghold and free these armies
Tor operations against Italy. and the
allies IN the west
Although great human sacrifices are
being made. progress latterly has been
extremely slow as the Russians have
had time 10 bring up large reinforce
menta
North Of Przemysl the Russians sp-
pear to be more than holding their
own. but to the southeast the Austrfans
and Germans claim further headxay
and now command with their artillery
the railway between Przerysr and
Grodek. which runs Just south Of the
main line between Przemyxr and Lem
berg From Lembery the Russians
draw a large portion Of their rein
forceusnts and supplies
The battle IS still undecided and
hopes run nigh In the allied camps
that the Russians can hold their lines
until the advance Of the Italians and
the strengthening Of the Angio-French
armies compel the Germans to with
draw part Of their armies from Calicia-
In the west there has been eonsid-
erable lighting along the User canal.
where the French report the occupa-
ton Of German trenches. and In the
vteinity Of NeuvfiIe ST. vaast. where
the French advanced about a quarter
OF a mile
The German Official statement says
that after a ten-hour artillery attack
east Of the User canal the allies were
repllsed
The steamer TuIlochmoor has been
sunk BY a German submarine. while
considerable alarm has been caused
by q report that the White Star Liner
Megzntic. bound from Liverpool for
Montreal with many passengers
aboard. was being chased The liner
however. escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

E-rsars Lcses FSfsh war Vessel Ia
ozraanefles Wren Majestic 10
rsrp~1oee-

Londnn--Ths t1rped1fnx zaa sink
.ux Of the British satrlszhip Majestic
q announced By the admiralty In the
following ssafsmenr-
An enemy s1nhariae turpedoed and
sank r. NJ s Majestic. Capt Il p
G. Talbot. May y. while L was sup
porting the army on the G2ilpoh Pen
Ensuiz-
Nearly an the officers and men
were saved
The hattIe=hIp Majestic was vessel
of ft.saa tors and Of 1e.eea horsepow-
sr. Her officers and crew on peace
footing aggregated T5T-
The Majestic. which vas built n
1855. carried four 1--tnch- IL six-ineh
sus 10 ,hreeinch guns and Il three
pounder guns In addition she was
armed with five 1s-Ineh torpedo tubes
The sinking Of the Majestic makes
the IRA British hattlezhip lost IN the
parsaneEIes campaign and the second
bw a hostile submarine. the Triumph
having been sent 10 the bottom IN the
Calf cf Saros. The French also have
lost one hzttleship in the Turkish cam
palxn. the Bauvet-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
MEXICAN sITuATlos uossE


washirxron--Presi WEf<ua has
decided to serse notice on all the var
ring factions in Mexico that eonGitta1s
In that country have become fntcler-
able and that unless they themselves
compose the situation soon. some other
means may have to be employed
The first intimation Of the pre<i-
dents determination to take this step
came in his appeal issued as head Of
the American Red Cross. setting t0rrn
that due to several years Of internal
disturbances the unfortunate people Of
many parts Of Mexico have been re-
duced to the verge Of starvafioz-
and urging contributions 70 relief
fands- Later the White House gave
out the following.
with the presidents appeal for aid
for the Mexiezns II Is stated AZ rAe
executive offices that statement from
the president on the present stfuarion
in Mexico might be expected within
the uexr few days
The governments plans IL . said
viii take several weeks 10 BE worked
out. and they are not expected 10 enns
10 A decisive point while the delicate
regulations with Germany are n
progress
President wnson stated Tuesday an
rr his conference With Duvzl West nm
personal representative IN -Nexico. thai
hs hsd decided On no change In ths
Mexican policy. The recent events
hoxever-the seizure By Carrznz2 an
thoritfes Of large Quantities Of corr
purchased By the International rslie
committee and the inability Of the az
,barstses AZ Vera Cruz and Mexico Cit.
70 urovide transportation for supple
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
SUBMARINE WAR A MENACE
7ia Toll of sgnken Ships Strikes
Terrier Into tire Hearts Of the
English Officials

London TIE German submarine
menace Is bringing officials to realize
the great danger facing England II
Germany Increases largely the number
Of her undersea craft Thiz has been
impressed on tho British mind ~ the
s1<reun q zubm.xzne1 opern<znx IN the
Dnu1nnnz1nu~ <naxr ever kn<ruas4nx -
e1v1Y 1kuunG - uH<zlnA Ie<aA - ~
<nrunk ~ <nHUv tG1r op1m - WuE11r'
- tns - Cnnn1 - t1u1e -
passeg through that waterway
The latest reports are Of the sfnki1'
Of the British steamers Casehy ans
spennymoor and the Swedish bark n
RocsyaII. and a statement that the ois
liner ArxylIshfre was chased and tired
on by an undersea boat. bur escaped
20 Havre-
Trade to ard from British ports goes
on rs II there were no submarine dan
ger. and Il IS stated that there VIII os
no interruption In the operations y
the DaraansIles- The fleet there VIII
have 70 assist the army on the Gaiiipoh
Peninsula taking chances OF destrae-
ton bv submarines and mines or shell
| fire
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

Al the Italian Frunt- Eastern FrinlL
Italian gunners on May Is brought
DOWN an Austrian seroplane in the first
coutes, OF the Italian campaign be-
tween flying machines and sntt-air-
ersfr air guns The aer0plane rose
from behind the Austrian lines. and
aarted over the rocky ground in front
Of the Italian positions field bat
terry fired The first shot missed The
second struck fairly. causing flames TO
hurst from the motor The aercplane
plunged downward and was splintered
on the rocks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
@lY TO NOTE
IN FIRM TONES
"@s1'NGTos Government WILL
STAND Fos NO ouIssl,so IN
DIPLOMATIC DEALINGS.
SERssToRFF WILL CALL
sa That Gerrany's anbsss.do,
ASKED Conferences with President
% Astsnpt Adjustment Of off,
'srenees Over Lusitznla.

washington - President Wilson
Without delay viii dispatch to the Ger
nan foreign Office a automatically
PAfased note. which will state in ef.
feet.
You have deliberately killed Amer.
ican citizens-more than feo innocent
mel. women and children. We warned
Soa that you would be held to a strict
accountability for the actions OF your
submarine commanders. You ignored
these warnings.
We demanded that you make fun
reparation for the loss OF the Amer.
leans Who vent 10 the bottom With the
Lusitznia. and that you give rs solemn
assurances that yoa would change
your methods Of submarine warfare
You have repssed with a series Of Ms
statements which you have sought %
capitalize into technical Justification
for murder.
Neither the statements presented
nor any other excuses can be con.
---Nt . 4a1AAA1&AA4l A0I aLL4CEs
snch as that upon the Lasftznfa- Our
patience Is exhausted In the name Of
humanity ne demand Immediate and
solemn assurances that there viii Be
no more attacks upon unarrnsd pas
se1gsr vessels
The president May u made an en-
s@senent 90 meet the German arhas
sadcr- 4 Is the hrzt time that Coun,
sou Bernstcr1 has been TO the White
House since the war began The re
guest for the engagement emanared
from the embassy
There Is excellent reason for e~
hevfzg that the German zzhassador
4 going to the White Hoase Dersuni
ally 70 assure the president that ths
kaiser does nne want var with tns
United States and that there vii }.
no more sabmarine attacks On znxrrue<
merchant veszelzE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
ITALIANS MAKE A
RAPID INVASION
zie-zAe LINE - PUSHED. INTO
AUSTRIA THROUGH TIE
MOUNTAIN PASSES.
NOW OCCUPYING TRENTINo
Sig Battle for southern Tc~us win
Soon sesin-FIgntins Over Ground
That csrsbsldi Fesshs Over
In 1855.

Italian Frontier.-The Italian inva-
sion OF the province Of Trent is pro
crossing from the south along the
Adige and chiese rivers. from the vest
across the TouaIe Pass and from the
east by way Of the Lavarunne plateau
The attack Of the Italians is contfn-
uing all along the rig-zag frOntier Up
to the highest part north where they
have occupied the Ampezzo valley. to-
gether with the town Of Cortina-
cortina is the junction Of several
railroads. the most important being
that from Pieve df cadore. which leads
to To6laeh along the Drava valley.
Especially interesting Is the occnpa-
ton By the TfaIians Of the heights in
Southern Trertino. where the -Chiese
valley joins the Ampolia valley. II
vas 70 this point that the Italian vol
unteers IN the war Of 1s4s penetrated
and also where Garibaldi in 1856 es-
tzhlished his headquarters. rsdiatins
his action thence in the Guidicariz re-
gioa- Thus Il viii be seen that the
Italians have conquered the group Of
fortsdc1ri0ns commanding the passes
leading 10 the vast entrenched camp
which has its center AZ Trent
These fortfncations constitute a
wonderfal system Of defense They
are rendered almost impregnahle By
the mountainous nature Of the country.
Ghe Oceupzrion 0e Cortina threatens
the Austrian fortincafscns at Landro,
whiea protect the important railway
from Bozsn TO Klzgerfurr-
The atrf<zlf task Of the Italians. Il
% helieved. viii be the attack on 10
vertn. directly to the south Of Treat
Il Is defsz1ed hT several lines of fcrri
sczxinns whi<A begin AZ Mort- On bod
s4fss Of the Adixe river. And run a
/ nzrnx u. annunxnins> whxcA are abuz
k1na go nxun- tn. nn.~<<a -
- 49,. - : narh - nmu11rnmnGI
~r1 r-nunts r~xvy ~v<fnexr. espe<s.x
On uozax xlzxnsI The lzsr range
en<-~nxhnenfs near RDver-o are dz
snx1 rAe ru<ks4
Il A parr % the town Of R1vertn. nes
10 srzxsnr. has been 9enolished wit
4yuarzfta 10 give the 4rrilEeryme
sners a eiean range for their gun
vale al the bridges leading to "a
s<rrnxhoid have heen blown up4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
VETERANS HOLD REUNION
Followers ef the corfedersey Meet In
Hienrona fer T~enty-afsh An
nuzi Reunion.

Richmond. vs--The txenty-nfth an
nual rsunion Of the United Confederate
Veterans began here June 1 aud will
continue three days The convention
was called to order by Gen George ?,
Harrison Of Opelika- Ala appointed 70
preside 10 the enforced absence Of
Gen Bennet H. Young. commander.tn-
chief. Who Is In q hospital
Exercises preliminary to the con
vention were held the first day. With
the annual Hollywood memorial parade
aud sessions Of the coufederate's
Southern Memorial association and the
sons Of Confederate Veterans.
The veterans we're welcomed By
Gov. Henry C. Stuart and Mayor Ain
slie and by Judge D. Gardner Tyler.
son Of the late President Tyler, who
addressed the visitors on behalf Of
the Virginia camp. Gen Harrison re-
sponded for the visitors.
For the first time In the history Of
Confederate reunions a Northern mil
itary organization took part in the mil
itary pageant The governors foot
guard Of Connecticut acted as the per.
sonal escort Of Gov. Marcus H. Hol-
comb. who was the guest Of Gov.
Stuart.
Capt John Lamb. chairman Of the
general reunion committee. estimates
that so.eeo visitors visited the city.
An the state military commands
wsre ordered here for the parade and
the var department designated the ma,
rine band at Fortress Monroe to- &c
company the cadets from the Virgins
Military Institute
Among other features Of the ccnvsr,
ton was the unveiling Of a tzbles a
Hollywood cemetery to the women Of
the South and memorial exercises for
veterans who died within the past
year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

London--A Reuter- dispatch from
athens says the captain Of Greek
ship arriving At Pfrzeu reports
that allied xarships on May Is nom-
bxrded AdaIia. Makrf. Kak.va and
other places along the coast OF Asia
Minor. destroying government build
ings and public works About the
same time heavy firing was heard al
Sar,os from the direction Of the Gulf
OF smyrna
British warships also are reported
to have bombarded and destroyed .
petrol depot on the Asiafic coast
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03

New york--Psssengers on the
steamer LapIand On May II frc= A{s-
erpooI. said they had seen the cunard
liner Aeuitania. the largest British
ship ever launched. which was eam-
mandeered early in the war for Ese as
a transport. on the rocks in the Nsr-
sey. At the Offices Of the cunar'i
line here it was said that no infor11z-
siau had been received Of any uishzp
10 the Acuitania According TO the
passengers the slip was surrounded
81 lighters and she had a had list
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-03
BIG CONVENTION
MEETS ON JUNE 10
OVER 1000 DELEGATES ExPEcTED
TO ATTEND -6Ro~NlN-MIs-
sIssIppt- MEETING
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Federal Authorities Swear ous War
rant Against Cart otfe seisei
Charging Violation ss the
Mann Act.

Jackson
More than 2.oe0 delegates from va
rious cities and counties In Missis-
sippi. il Is expected. viii attend the
-Grown-tn- Mississippi convention 70
be held In Jackson OF Iane 10 and II.
Programs for this big event have
been prepared and VII BE announced
In \ few days. A number Of adj
dresses BY prominent men VIII be de-
livered One Of tke features Of the
convention viii De the exhibits Of
-Grown-tn Mississippi- products
Frank G. wisuer Of Laurel Is prest
dent Of the GrownIn-Nississippl asso-
citation. and Commissioner Of Agricuk
ture H z BiakssIee Is the secretary
II Is now planned to entertain L
visitors with 4 big barbecue.