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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-18

The Goy-rrwA7, " the r. 4
states notes ,-It yc-- sLHs-s
made with tie express r-ss-' g.
that a payment u-da- lbs
meat would not constitute ar a-"
s.on that American Tray ~ q
been violated. but would ~ !
By the Imperial German Go
merely as .lla...rS u I-.y
founded on existing t--a' s.
tons. A paymeTt made -- -
de-sta-d.rS would Re ert.-s'v
able % the Government OF t-- L. -.t
states provided that '2- ac,rr~A- -
OF such payment should .>aN-se 10
understood 20 be Wgtacgt .r-!-t.e 20
the contention % the GoNe---.~r.
the United states that '-A ,.s ,
tire Frye Vas without .egt. !-s,-
Ton. ard provided A.so ,sa' -r
rareem-nt can be agreed 80. -"- ?
immediate SUBMISSION 20 a-0.'-aH =
81 tire question - l-gl' ~.is"@rf' =
in so far a. - i-Ho.y-s the i-'e-; --'A-
ton Q: eN,s,.-E treaty s-.--la' ~>
There can be -o 4 ference .,
ton between the ,w- Gov--r0--', ,
70 the des,rah.'.'y u having tbs
tloa II IN. true intent ard w-t-
Of their treaty stlp-IA''r0s de'~-r
without delay ard - thai en-:
Government % the United states
poses that thu alternative sE-
C the Imperial German cover 1T
also be aIop',i so that tr.s
OF treaty lu;erpv-. atom ,t0 '-
mitted forthW.' 20 arhlt-''
suau; 20 Article % %! the H---a q
vsn'lor !or the pacific >s,' E
international disputes
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tcru UUutTAulpSs Iuc suprt-
dreadnoughts New York and Texas,
took part in the practice. In all 500
shots were fred. 40 with IA inch
guns (by the New York and Texas
and ESQ with IL inch guns. The hits
we're only ninety. The New York ired
seventy shots with her IA inch guns
and made twelve hits; the Texas
eight hits in the same number Of
, shots with her IL inch guns the
Delaware made only Eve hits with
seventy shots. and the Florida but
two hits. The Arkansas and wyo-
ming fired eighty.four times at the
target, and their srores were reypec-
lively nine and eleven. Nine ships fred
! twenty eight rounds. and the Kansas
stood highest with eight hts. while
the Virginia and Rhode Island came
next with FIVE hits. and the Louisiana.
Vermont and Minnesota made but
two, the New Hampshire bringing up
the rear with but one hit. The Mich.
iean, firing ffty-six shots, made q
sorry showing with FIVE hits II Rep
~resentative GARDyER's Information Is
correct the feet seems 10 be shoot-
ing little better in practice chan II did
before the war with Spain. when the
Workmanship Of the navy was crude
indeed.
A general comparison Of the target
practice of the British navy just be-
fore the outbreak Of the war IN Eu-
rope will be instructive. For the
1914 competition the target was re
duced. the range increased and greater
speed in firing was called for. The
IL inch gun showed a percentage OF
between Sc and IS per cent. Of hits
TO rounds fred. according to En0i-
neertno. With the new 1875 inch gun
the high mark was reached, s5.43 per
cent. Of hits. as compared with 66.66
IN 1913 and Sc in 1912. Although the
fact IS not 80 stated, II may be a -
sumed that these figures indicate the
best score made by any ship. Com.
menttng upon the 1914 practice Engi-
neerino said in a recent issue:
Uniformly accurate FIRE in all en-
gasements with the ships OF the enemy
has been the outstanding feature OF the
naval warfare. whether regard be had
TO such combined actions as took place
in the Blight OF Helisoland. OF the
Falkland islands, and later on the
Dogger Bank. or in individual actions,
where one ship had to face another"
The British appear 10 have shot
about as well in their sea fights as IN
peace practice; and in some cases the
battle range was - great that the
hull OF the enemy's ship could barely
be made out. How, It may be asked,
would OUT gunners, who performed 50
badly in the spring practice, acquit
themselves II called upon now to meet
an enemy that had e1celled in peace
practice; The issue that Captain GARD
MFR has raised should be pressed Wig
orously by him and by adj friends OF
the navy. Secretary DANIELS had bet
ter stop clubbing about the Michi-
gan's score and give the feet con.
tinuous practice until the gunners re
cover their old form.
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The Peoples College Union 4. the one
organized effort OF the working class to
control educat!on.-opentHo ~rnounce
mert.
For the midnight oil. eight hour oil
will doubtless be substituted. Those
who burn the former will demand and
receive extra pay for overtime.
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Limitations Of Jane.

To rHs EpIroR ~ THE SCS-Sy' The
trouble with IN. Jane Adams
Is that she tries TO cover 100 much ground.
Excellent work IN the chicago depths does
not, necessarily max. one an iut-rnationa
authority, nor an arS.ter o, war.
BOsr0N, Aug Lst ~. W. g. TAYLOn
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Funeral OF Capt. H,siop kno,

capt Hyslop KHcN. Z. : \ y
killed last week az Fort Sll. o>-t
IN an areCp.aue accident, w.
yesterday n G-eer-NoNt Cs"
brooklyn. with military ho---~
fgnrya. services Mere held AZ O.,
o: his s,epNrotAe-. Charles X E>
5Sj seventh street TIE Rev %
EnwI.sh % the Or~a- parkway '
CNurCa g'iy.A,,t \ company cr
from Fort Hamilton. under ,nr
mand Of capt. Hudson Ta.'
~compaE!ed tAs rvma!ns 70 the ceg~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-18

Does a woman talk more in
December than in January" was the
subject OF a lengthy and learned DIS
cuss'on at the meeting OF the State
Assembly OF Young Baptists at Ar
c1t!a, Missouri. As the debate-s were
all OF the male sex and they con-
t!nued their discussion almost with
out intermission FOR a week It might
be inferred that August Is mans
best talking month IN Missouri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-18
The Oriental and Christianity.

To THE EDITOR OF rHs srs-Sv: oas
unired years ago We cent sailing ships %
Afr'e, with rum In the hold and misstona.
riss In the cabin. presumably Tor the
spiritual welfare OF the heather. To-day
We have the motsrr steamship loaded
with 1900 to 1900 ton, o, war ma
terial and with doctors and nurses In the
cabin. No wonder the Oriental mind can.
not understand Christianity.
NEW Yosk- August II. c. II. QuIsBI.
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The Enfranehissment OF the Russian
Voice.

To rHE EDITOR OF TNE SuN-Sir. |,
the Allies win, 1t Will 10 triumphant
democracy Tor Europe.
The Car has Just issued an eii,,
authorizing free speech" In the Rus.
sian Parliament
CAssIUs Z GILLETTE.
P~HILApELPHIA, August IS.
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Tho Indiana rooster which 10
'mo;hering' q brood Of orphan chicks
may not have been born to the do
nestle ann He may have ac-
qulred II from necessity. 1nvestlga-
ton might prove that his ~feathered
spouse Is a worker for "the cause"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-18

~ on, friends uho taroy - ,cifh ma.s.
sr1pts and Illustrations for qualifications hish
10 AVE rejected articles returned fh>r mssf
n all cases s<nd sfduaps for fhdf phrpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-18

Readers Of THr srs leaving town for Tbs
summer months can have the daily ana
Sunday and evening editions deliVered 10
them In any part q this couhtry - Eu-
rops on tn. ter ms stated above Addresses
change as oft ~ as desired. Order tnroush
nee, telephone 2z0o Beekman.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

Loz1ca--Ss1pen4oE Greats II ths
var are believed 70 - foresh1ecwe6
~ the n<htfnE nor <oi7x o. a Ipres
ard the xsaerzl Increased activities On
the western battle frozt Europe i
hiyAiy expectzzt-
Tha< severe eng2geze1f has tAksn
place nszr Ypres 5 e0uflrEed By cffs-
cxal reports. hut these are 50 cc1trz-
9irtory that the actual rszzar Of the
preliminary fSxhrizx L zc< kzown- II
w1us1 appear. horerer- thzt fsslswtzx
rhetr loss cf TzEn We 90 ard tAe1r fail
ure 10 reezps1re Il. th@ GerEzss have
cnuuerce1 an offensive fr1rz tae
northeast against the >Angio-FreacA
line IN frunt Of Ypres. scene az sueh
bloody battles last azfzDn- and also
against fhe Belgian line farther west
The Germans clam they Grove the
allies hack 70 the Ypre< Cazzl. taking
1850 British and Preach prisoners
and . number Of guns Tie FrezcA z1-
nit that the allies had 10 fan back.
bat declare this was due 20 the use
BY the Germans OF zsphy1iating gzS
bombs Pzris asserts that n counter
attacks the allies TOOK many German
prisoners ard tazf tsss Bs.sS===s -
pulses German attacks. II Is believed
here that these operations are oniy
the commencement Of another hattie
81 Fpres-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29
cloupsuRsr DOES assoc


Au<tin.-wf.h the bodies of II per
sons drowned here recovered II per
sons missing and reScuing parties still
AZ work among the rains Of ees homes
that were Swept away by the rain and
wind storm OF April =. the citizenship
Of Austin began systematic plzas for
TIE relief cl sufferers Property less
Is estimated Al s5ee.eoA- Temporary
quarters we're provided foT AZ =sSzs
homes had been swept away or are not
hzbftabse and food and clothing is Be
ing furnished
The identified dead include six white
people. five negroes and three Mexi-
cans
Estimates on the damage vary, but
in all probability viii reach s5oe.eto
Twenty bridges were swept aw2y and
paved streets we're raDsdL
Ten inches Of rain fell in two hours
and torrents Of water poured into The
homes Of people living In iovl2nds be
fore the alarm could be given
VITA the city IN darkness. rescGin1
pzrsies struggled IN the darkness &c
res helpless women and children oui
Of danger
The body Of Mrs Charles r Wink
ier vas carried Is niles down the riv
er By the force Of the flood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29
VILLA STILL A FACTOR
Pi.ns Fer Another sis s.ttie asainss
csrrsnx. Are In cosrse %
Prepsrzfion-

Wazhing1oz - Consular Dispatches
fro@ Mexico Afsc2fe that while TEN
pcrzrily etsorEznized BY the defeat al
Ceiaya. Gea- Villas forres by 10
means have beez removed Rs forzi6.
abe factor IN Nex1co.x civil wzr
state dep@rfnsn; officials are guard
ing elosely tie reports received frul
vIIiA territory. A. Il IL not desired 70
give cut military lnfo<natioa. hzf Il Is
known Tat plans for azother h1ffls
With oareeoz's forces are rroceedlaz
rsptziy.
yIna's ehsef dircrzl<y. 4 was iearze:
offcs4ny. is his LACK of k--zzirion.
Toe. wkez he net Oeregua a. cek<yA
VIA h41 sent fnrces 10 n-ta<k Mzss'
Eurus. Nzsro L&rn6o. T.zpEco I'D
West coast t1~rs. greatly esples1ns
hts zzzz force< l16tcsttu1s zo~ srs
Ia; As fzts16s 70 cuaceztr1ss al
tAese frrces IN ceztrzi Nexsoo fer q
szpreze sffcrt
TIE Czrrz,xa srrces are reported e
- vel szvSlied with azzgz-t,on and
p-ssstzE TIE VIA xr=y ciosely norzA
< ir1SzAfo C&-rznza officials hsrs
ciatz the vIn4 nsre-@zt s.s eeer
Eiren a hior froz which Il rerer wiIl
recover
n TIE =enzftze. zxzy rzzOrs d
cozztsr rrsw0RuftazAry movements hATs
seea czrr-zx- tAcz<a they are nOs cred
tied ey tie Azsrscan government
Nazy fo-zer syEpathirers of Haertl
haxe beez II Wzshizg-oz. but most ol
fkez deny TIA: Hne--a tafenes 10 take
the Geld REaiz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

Cozzz-6sr ytzkf-zkil- tAe ezsoore~
sr cf NkrAoEzz Il Lad set cut kAs-
szzzer fr1z ylzezTo<1ok O. Is
shtrs z1tsmpx % =Axz thz zo<tAS2s<
passage fruz ths PaeE3r - TIE Al
lAntie- Aeccr1fzg 70 news recsz-ly
received. he vas wlzfsreE n T1fmEr
bag. 20 the vest & Cage Ceslyzsk1z-
Here ne has been = wtrSsssx co==zzk-
czftoz w1rh c&P<zzz STsr4--7s who
sailed from Ezrcp@az RzsSza l1<e szz-
Eer IN se&-cA ck the ztszs1x Br1szk
low ard Rzszzzov sxpes1EEiczzs 2z1 has
also wtzkeree q the coast C TIE Tx2-
Eyr p@1AnsziA A zcxe in N1rNrs
states tAzf vGntsk1 r-opc<<1 e
ssnd Part of his ersw 70 SEsrs1r~p's
ship. n o-S.<r % eccGozEze lis sz>
rlsess witA 4 view 10 tie pcssshEfrs
C .c< getting through tAe ics nsu
sz==s-.-S<sez-s@c AEe-sczz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

rs ol1sss code of lzxz Il The xori6
Las lately heez 163e1 70 the BABY
ioaie eoisserSoz C Ya,e university as
a rssalf Of arrhecsoEiczl research Il
izciz1es 81 secrtszz ot TIE kEs q
Bahyho1fR enacted dErszg the reign
q H1zzzrzkL
H1-murahi wAs 4 contemporary %
Ah-zkAz- zzt rsfE-s1 fruz TIE Year
s1s5 70 tie Fea- s2t4 B c. according
70 weii-1ztkez-iczfed rsccr1S Tae
zsw1F discovered axx are szgrzred
zroz = sscck oS tso-sze rrek ahozs
ssrea feet IN ie-xrh Bsh1s srz1sz-s
wfu BE Interested % know that tAks
cid cose enzrzszs rzAzy e tie tA11xA.s
inecrporzzec = the Mosaic ARE. IS re-
renied IN the acnk cf Exotzs. <sP@
eizIRy n tke twezrs~sh Ard rEszfy-&rs-
chapters. 4lthO1gk aeerr1i-g . A.
eheologic1l p-osts. . =zse have sr@
ee6ed Moss ~ =ore tA.xz fwo esz-
rur<ex
A complete rrzzz,zfica C tkis &C
code is roE being =11s. ard vi -
yahszhed zr1sr tAs 8zzpfeSz & -
Yale Alz=z. zxsoel4zac--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29
TELL STORY OF MASSACRE
csns Reporfe1 &C 6e rorrieie-
Appezi 60 Wason-

Tfnis. TrzzsCasczs-a- - Refugees
r~achizg the Russian has report that
TIE Massacre cf Arze1iazs ~ NoA&l-
usa1as Is beng eoztinas1 O. evea .
greater scale TAey say fh2f al the
izhahitAnts of 10 villages near va.-
n Arzeztx. Assxric Tsrkey. have hesa
p1r to de&th-
On betzx advised cs zRsszr-ss as
Erreruz- Bsr5z2 and Zeitza ard o<
the conditto,s ~ vsz. re Katollkos.
had of the Arzeziaz eAzrrA. A.
EtchuiAdztn- aear Er1vaa. ezhled 20
President Wilsoa a. appeal 70 tie
American people o. beAaf cf the Ar
menizns-
Reports Of the massacre Of see WI
layers In Urza and Of 10 IN SHiza<
have also been received A journey
through Salinas showed tat three
weeks had failed 10 oelicerzts The
signs Of the slaughter Pools az Blood
stflI marked the execution places u
Hzftevan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

he -co1k1<z- of Escgraphsczl -
Eseaeazrz-e ara sz11sss Th<y mar BE
par1ly accouzrsd tor ~ ths ts.5<z<y
of al peoPse - zSz.mElare plzes nAzsz
20 sozzstkzzg wiEA whk<A tAey are IA
mii1zr- G4lirsa taxes ms zals fruz
the s0wn a. Hzls<z. hzE the Hzzgzriza
kizS ~Ac azzexe1 the rexinn AZ the
end cs The twe1Era cszEErr called hzm-
sell -2sx Gaiafizs -rreszE2h1y re-
ealing the c01z--y In AsEz Mfznr
kno~n = Is sz-uzxA 81 Pzzrk EpEsGie
AID nc~ ne cniz tins crzzErx - tAe
szr.e uAze as sze nerkAwsszern en-zer
of Spain c@ee izhasa<sd hg the C1liasrs
or Gazlzecl And eAoze ~ ara tAe Car
lnrhiAz nn1ntains- whzeA hare Ii coz
zeczscn ~1Eh sh~ IaEparAiza sea. .@s
part q she sisditerrzzs2z scar EAn1<s
az---d zfter the Isl1zd cf SzTpatk1z
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29
CONTINUE FLANDERS FIGHT
e<r-sns Clair ssee<ss !. Tneir csi.ls
orise-cxrsslzrs B<ar Hxssisfs
6run3

LoasoaL-TAe CerzsAn rssAes N
Flanders and the weesrc. where fhey
claim cczs1tsrzhie succez.ex are -
,lseved 70 be forsrznners of aaesAer hig
esort 70 break throazh the allied iiaes
tn the west
For naav days BeiEizn has seea
sealed from the observation q neu-
trails. whsie German reinfcrcezents are
being zaoved 10 the soztA 20 take Part
n the new cTsnsive. whscA they hcpe
Is 10 carry tAea 70 Calais TAe attack
n F1sa1s-s. o-5xinxily leveled az the
Preach. has seez trxnsterre1 % the
B-f,isA ll,ez he'd By the Caza1iazz. CO
the tzne6ia;e rixAt Ct the Freaeh-
ard kers fer two ears The Eez truz
TIE eoztzkca have beez ezEzxed II .
deadly ccatexs vita she G<rmzzs- TIE
Gerz4ns elzlz fz-saer Ero<rsx to
wzr1 Yp-~x aa& rkar Bri-isA coz1ts-
attacks lave ssez r<pz'ss3-
TIE Frea<A co tie oxh@r AAz1- ee
ezAre tie 2zlses' oszzter nf-4eks CO.
tizzs wffh s.rcess Aa1 tat TIE Brfz-
50 Asad al tAsz- Daza1tszs
TIE Gerz4z attack n H. Wo~rre.
- n fAe Ms1se kEix. u1s &ire<1e1
A<zi.st tAe Fru-eA pcsl-iczs sczsh-
wes- e C~zfAr~s. al. arcs-1izx %
BsrH.. TIE Fr~zeA sz-Ere1 a Ae4vr
1stsxI Pz-S& kswsve-. SAYS tAax q.
n couz-sr nftark TIE csr-4zs we-e
arirez CT cf tke Frsz<A S-xt Eze.
wAicA 10y had szx1s1 e4ek-
Il = seiAsvrs th4f q Aze ztllioa r<s
Gerzaz treogs have rsa<&-9 FL1z1srs
az1 TAT =ore gzzs Al =1tsriAl are
ts - use1 tAan were r-uvi&e1 s1r TIE
s<zrf1al arts@rts - &ssfruy tie allie-s
ar=te2 IN 10 wesf-azt@rnpsx wAicA
nee vlfk faR9rs eurA J. AzE1st Hs9 1,
nsetneHF
n fse msaHl - ~ eastern frczt =
em.nTmr - ~ ccmrAarsive
rz.Sz sxsasf s fsa ms4c2rpa:slzzs
n@eA SECS rsp~av KarceszeA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29
GERMAN RAIDER
INTERNEs FOR WAR
NHoNPHiNz wIIHEIM's COW.
mANoER WILL NOT MAKE
DASH FOR SEA
so MEMBERS or CREW I'LL
sersseri iresseiszs.s crr~ fer ru-,
thsr serSies arc Fsrees TIE ~sts-
crz~si Ct censerte- Cruiser
Frsa War Aetisitiex

Newport News. va-The German
eo1marce GeslruEer Kroagrirx VII
heiz VII Be ints-ned fo- tie var Il
American waters al the reQaest e hs-
cou1aa1er. L1szt--CspL ThIerfel1er.
Notice q his inteutious wsrs xsrea ~
The German osicer 70 Colecso- of Cas-
tons Haziltoa Aprl s n shls mes
sage
Herewith I have to osscs1zy II
form you that intern
Conua1der Thierfeade- later amplg-
fed verbally this message b szya-x
1t had been ais izfeaffoz 20 zze=pt
the dash for sea p1st TIE aIlis1 var
ships on the Virginia oxp@s. bzz th@
continued fllaess q more thz- g men
bers Of his c-ew wozld naks Tat
move impossible hefors the exps-zro-
OF the time limit set for his Departure
from this neutral havea- /, vas ~
derstOod the Wzshingtoz E0Eerz=euf
had allowed the commander uztu z11-
night April % TO repair his ship and
put 70 sea
The commander told the oollecfor
that his surgeons had Informed hisz
there vas 10 prospect for tAe enrSy
recovery Of the sailors. ~ho are sz9sr-
ing With be-i-herL
The United States zovernzes; viii
maintain a nsvsl and military patrol
aroznd the Wilhelm uztil sAs i takes
to the Norfolk navy yard. there 70 be
laid up near the Prinr Eitel Frie1rieA,
another German sea rover. which vas
interne1 nearly q nozth ago
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

Passengers arriving al Se~ York BY
the trzzsatlaatie Ezers king strange
stories. nct Al of Which are based O.
tie wzr- Soze tine 2xo = xhzrk ~1z
swimming Alozx In the wake ot . ssAp
catching ali the re<zse throxn over.
board One of the s4I1ors. who had
= wel<czzoed xntir1tAy fcr Al sA.xkz
ee<erzzne6 % III . nHw nnxAsh q
scnxtnx tAe shnxk nuay- VIA -
end n view Ne pxucnred N 11nxx
clock. Ehi<A he czrefzily wound A
ser 70 30 % IN - ztzz<>z IAez n
Ez1lo< tee the csock 70 q rcpe ~
1rupped Il overheard The sAArk n
s12rflx Swallowed IL When the xlxrz-
~euf q ke vzs t-zly scared he
SHARK z4nsfested this In rzrsozs wzy&
lie first s-coc oa his hind legs azd
szrrsd sozerszzlts- The big nsA szzl.
y took refuge II fight zeAzwkLIe
lzsaing the water fzrsoasly with his
tail Tie ether cAy this sane shark
s1s captured ~ the szr1s ship Wksz
the zo1xzer ~2s drawn On deck by
sAe .-s==-Aa11 CO. = -as discovers.
thai he vas tie o1e Who bad sE1l-
iowed the clock Wkez he wzs cz.
cssa tnz alarm went C Gxaia-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29
ToLD or WOW HINDsxsuRe
xsry s-eee-s-s cs-Ssr-zas Fa-s@s
Ser-s- strs,esiss Ars s-i-s
P1e IN c4rr4assso~.

OF ihe telisnx cf nzeransem nAc9s
TIE eoz<kty F1elz NnrsAal suz lila
eszbgrk there Is 10 saA gass nsw IA
Gerua-y- So h.ze d sAe fazs wcn
b. tAe virtar q T4z-szserx. Loz.. azz
the NAszrtxz lakes that azyhu.sy uAo
k7osx &zyskizx whatever ahczt hlz.
Important c- u.iEpcrf2zz- Il hzrryanx
70 have & rrf-;e1 n shs GsruzAa -
perx fer the eeseetAssoa q Hsn5ez-
bzrx eeFoseez
Sc=s cf TIE thzzxx U-enrtne1 -zst
- e.st11csly e=Aarrz2zzg 70 tAe
griz cd var dux- Fer lzs-azes. c-e
5<Espapsr las discovered a po~z esf-
ing frvz 1856. wrsrtez in TIE visltcr's
oock & tie caste & Eyzast il s.
iez4A. w1icA l. declared - as sAe wcrk
C kiz No d z.o~ tAs s4ci e Ger
=4ay. TIE poez deals vita the VIZ
er's tAo1xAtx 1s Ae Iockez cxs fruz
The towsr of the castle crer the laz1-
<csE@ szres4 e~io~ AZ -i<ht - er-
p~ete6. Hiz6ezozrE kAw n tkzs lRz1.
scaps possible eastIe1el1. n.d xruse
10 tAaE e-ect Per-sal ct the verses
leaves the izprssstcz that be Is ass.
ter Al 1ghtizg aastAes thaa ErisizE
asczt thez
Tie Gea1 2Mrshais sister las also
rzkec ~ frCz lis ras< q poez THhs
cne cczxtsts q exactly three hzss.
az1 is q = wA<gish nature His SIS
ter had E24se q sketch a hiz CO the
2zzirezsxry q the battle q ss1Az.
sAoEinE hlz comfortably Installed AZ
s1s Przsst4z hoze. azd her hroth&r
urute Ezter 4 the thrse lie poem.
vAieA h<-oro1x1y cossras.s the ex.
casezezt q the day C whsch he took
part IN ihx- z~2nrahle hartse with lis
Peaceful i1<ilesS @ the a1rfvsrxary.
Here Ia another Hin6ezh1rx Aaee-
co<e reco=.te1 - his SISTER
After the battle of TAnzenherg last
Azgzst. wken Hiscezbzry 1n-sAai1tes
n Russian army opposed to hiz. he
rent TO ehErcA u a snail village ne4r
the haffle1ei1 Whea the services
were over. kzn6re6s ot the villagers
crowded 1no1t his aztozcS1e. shczt-
t7g their thanks = hin for delivering
then from the Russian Invaders Bat
the victor cut short their eezo1ssra-
tto1s By polnr1ng h-1sSaeiy upuars
vita his ha1d ard saying
Give thz1ks to Hin - there
Thea he sig-4led 70 the eh2z.szr
70 spee1 away
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29
THAw is GIVEN JURY TRIAL
Supreme Court Grants Application or
Writ Of H.hess corpEs 20
Test Sanity.

New York--H&rry K Th4v. af-ef
many attempts. has finally succeeded
in bringing the question Of bis sanity
before jury. Application for jury
trial. made by his attorneys in writ
cf hzheas corpus. has been granted By
supreme Court Justice Hendrick. Who
es the trial for May II.
Justice Hendrick made II clear that
the Jury vas called in 10 aid the cCart
By their advice and that the finding
ef the Jury would not be binding II
the court vas satisfied that It was-ro-
IN accord With the evidence and With
justice The court he said. could dis
regard the tury's verdict and rendez
his own decision
Thzw was remaaded to the Touhs,
pezeing the trial
Justice Hendricks opinion. accom-
2anying the decision. vas lengthy. and
showed he had made = careful study
Of Thzx's case. and Of authorities or
which TO base his decision
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

Pc1fctoc-VartaDaz Co1lee. sred
.. had Ais skull riDp@6 cpe1 By . stzlk-
cutter April 81 Whfls TIE lad Vas
Eirsn Immediate medical affsafsoz il
Is believed that he has oaly = hare
chance for recoEerT-
Yozng Ccuiee Ezs operating TIE
staIkcutfsr OF the f1rz of his father.
Walter Coziee. Ehea the team eecAze
frixhfeaed and ran 4~ay. TIE boy was
thrown froz his seat INTO the path q
the machine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

San Antonio. Tex-Thre= days OF
almost ccnrinuous rains with cloud
bursts in Southwest Texas has threat
ened Texas with q second food Al
streams in this section are ont Of fheir
banks and damaged crops. live ssOck
and other property aggreEati1g frozI
sssa.eo0 to $780, .oIe. covering = cogz
ties Rains ranging froa tao 70 ave
inches In one days time xere rsqswtsE
from many points N the southwestern
porrsoa q the state. AID nood wzEe-s
here swept away farms q groEizz
cotton and corn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-04-29

ztiznta. Gz--Auo<neys f1r Leo n
Trznk have fled a petIrzcn wazh Ess
Ss1x01 az1 the Csu-ssa Er1saa rs=
mission asking tAzt the sezrxncE c
Eeatn fmt1sed .2oa Frzak rar ~
narl1n- az Mari Flagn2 be eaEz@aEaa
% life impr1czne1t-
Among Ehe gruznsas set t1rxA b
7razk n kss agsezl fs- --kscztsvs esszs
sury are Tie all@Elzzoz raar Ae Is u
so-ent Ct tie r-zme and tAzr ne praa
spal evidence zpa1 wAsch he was cna
sscrea Vas Of a -szsStSsazhls and N
rellakka character