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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
They Deserted the Town
To Do Homage to Moran

Pat Moran, leader Of these
surprising Phillies, Is q 1a~
tive Of Fitchburg, Mass, the
town that produced Jimmy
Callahan and other famous
: hall players. Good old Pat
- enc of the most popular
Fellows In Fitchburg, tho
idol OF the 'sTads" and de-
E servcily popular everywhere.
When he was with 49,
Chicago Cubs the team went
down 30 Philadelphia to play
the Athletics for the worlds
championship. Fitchburg ad.
mirers swarmed around Pat.
The Hobbies seemed full Of
them. The bell boys wOio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12

hit was short and sharp aDd there
was small chance for him to 60
to third on 1t. He turned second
at full speed. Tinker was watch
ing and had placed himself exact
ly on the route Bridwell would
have to travers to reach third nud
then turned his back, to make
himself appear innocent of intent
to interfere.
Bridwell saw the move. He
also saw that 1t was hopeless to
try to reach third. Instead he
turned second at top speed, dash
ed up the line, bumped Tinker,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12

out the hall carpets taking
them up to see Pat In his
room, where he was rOOming
with Schultz.
Schultz watched the per-
Torrance for an hour or two.
Then during q lull I'm calls
he started to write n tele-
gram.
"WhO are You writing to,
Frank3n inquired Pat lazily.
Burglar friend of mine,
ut Boston," replied Schultz
I'm his drOll York state twang.
I'm telling him Fftchburg
Is deserted and that IL he
goes there he can rob every.
house in town before the In
habitans get back"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
STADIuM-cUShMAN
MEET ON TODAY

of 22 boys. They are Moore, Nor
gan, Wetherby, Gilbret, Harper,
Wiman, Tonneson, Minsch, WI
man, Gieger, Gillian. Martin,
Shields Metzger, Bender, Selby,
Slyter, Van Fossen, Didricksen,
and the three Crumbs, Joe, Tom
and Ellsworth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
Had No Chance

NEW YORK. May 12.-Mel|
Coogan of Brooklyn didn't lave
a chance last night when he met
Johnny Kilbane. worlds cham
pion featherweight, In a 10-rolpd
bout. Kilbane outpointed CoogRn
at every stage of the bout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12

the most interesting track meet
~ any staged in Tacoma this
spring is beirg held in the Sta
Gium this afternoon between the
oushman Indians and the Stadium
athletes. The Stadium il repre-
yetned this afternoon. by q team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
HAP HOGAN
NEAR DEATH

LOS ANGELES, May 12.-Hap
Hogan. manager Of the Venire
team of the Coast league, develop
ed a cold Monday night after
bathing in the surf, and<contract-
ed Pneumonia. Today he Is very
ill. and there is possibility, the
physicians say, that he may not
recover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
Continue Battle Over
Havana Fight Movies

PHILADELPHIA, May IL. =
me fight to bring the Willard
)ehnson fight moving pictures in
, America continues with un.
lbated internally. After being re
nsed admission at New York, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12

pictures have been taken to Phila-
delphia, where the case was laid
before the U. s. court of appeals
yesterday afternoon. 1t is argued
that the pictures are not an arti-
Gle OF commerce and therefore
should not be barred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12

A complete card for next Tues
DAY nlght's smoker of the Taco
- School Of Boxing, to be held
d the Glide pavilion, was an
bounced today by Manager Paul
Steele.
MARI Corners, president of the
SCHOOL, and the young bantam
height whom Tacoma boxing fans
believe has a splendid chance to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
HOLDBOXER
BLAMELESS

NEW ORLEANS, May IL. -
Physicians today declared that
Natalis Lafauci, a boxer who col.
lapsed in the ring Monday night
and died yesterday, had been at
fected with sudden dilation of tho
heart. Edward Kern, with whom
he was boxing, was held blame
less and was released by the q,
thorities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUEs 4

Games Yesterday.
San Francisco 3, Venice
Salt Lake 5, Los Angeles 4.
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Victoria SlugS
Seattle HeaVerS

VICTORIA, May 12.--Every
Victoria player got hit and some
of them got as many as hits,
In yesterdays game against the
Giants. The B. G.. team landed
10 safe bingles, and won an easy
game from the Seattle pitchers.
The score: X II
Seattle 10 )
Victoria IA IL ]
Batteries: Lott and Eastley,
Cadman; McKenry and Hawortli
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12

Hughie Hughes, last of Ameri-
can stars to register for the next
Indianapolis 500-mile race.
Hughes Is one of the veterans
of the auto racing game, slrst
springing into prominence by win
ming the 1911 road race at Savan-
nah. Hughes will drive an r.
r. p.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12


grab off high honors during his
coming ring career, Is featured
on the main event with Leo
.Houck. another promising BAN
tam.
Among the other stars on the
bill are Mike Palmer, the McKin-
ley Hill champion, and Leo Chris
tian, of South Tacoma.
The exhibition next week Is
strictly between members of the
school, and is a demonstration by
Corners and Steele of their ability
to develop real boxers from boys
who have never before had n
glove on their hand. According
to Steele, large number of APP
plications for membership have
been received since announcement
of the smoker was first made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
Short Sport

GOOD SCHEDULE
The Foresters have a fine
schedule arranged for the coming
weeks, having games with Du
Pont, Eatonville, McLeary and
two teams in Seattle. They play
DUPONT next Sunday.
YELM is FAST
Yelm is said to have a very fast
team this year. H. A. Long is
the manager.
READY FOR GAMES
The Lake City team disbanded
a few days ago. 1t has already
reorganized, however, and is open
for games.
SAW THE SIGHTS
Manager Dougherty of the Roy
team was in Tacoma yesterday,
seeing the. sights of Broadway.
YES, HOW ABOUT IT?
Nelson, pitcher for the McAleer
club, spent pleasant evening in
Tacoma Sunday night. How about
IT, Ben?
HEAvY-HITTING
In a heavy-hitting contest at
Yelm Sunday the Foresters de-
feated the Yelm team by a score
of IA to IL. The features Of the
game were the work OF Erspamer
in center field and the hitting Of
Mettle. Resell and Mooney did
the battery work for the Fores-
tiers.
MCORkLE WHOLE SHOW
McGorkle, pitching for KeIso,
was the whole show against the
Clatskanie team Sunday, allowing
five hits. and striking out IA men.
The final score was 8 to 4. In
favor of Kelso. McCorkle> Is a
former vader pitcher, having
been signed up with Beebe, catch
er.
PLAYS IN BIG CITY
Andy Melusky. former heavy
hitting outfieIder on the Bates
Clothes team, is playing semi-pro
bali In Minneapolis now.
TIMES WANT ADDS BRING
RESULTS. SEE PAGU SIX.
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o Earl Corners vs.. Leo Z
. Houck, lis pounds. 4
o Gus Bloom VS.. Mike Pal z
. mer, les pounds. Z
Q Maurice Crawford VS.. Leo Z
q Christian, 142 pounds. :
o Billie Peters VS.. Steve 4
o Pollock, 1873 pounds. z
o o. Wick VS.. Oscar--Peter- 4
. son, 1873 pounds. Z
@ AL. Forsman VS.. Chris I
Q Knieling, 1873 pounds. 4
o AL. Lupo VS.. Ray Hunter. Z
@ 122 pounds. :
Q Wrestling. Exhibition. 4
9 Bryan Payne VS.. Val Com Z
@ stock.
% Music throughout by AL 4
Q hambra Quartet. 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
MCORkLE WHOLE SHOW
PLAYS IN BIG CITY

Andy Melusky. former heavy
hitting outfielder on the Bates
Clothes team, is playing semi-pro
ball In Minneapolis now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12

TIMES WANT ADDS BRING
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SIX
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THE CARD

3 O o o o D o o o . o .
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-12
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

. ~~~~~~~~~~ = 90 . = . .
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Nelson, pitcher for the McAIeer
club, spent a pleasant evening in
Tacoma Sunday night. How about
IT, Ben?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10
KILLS MAN FOUND
IN W|fE'S ROOM
co>lES cox cr AsTgsis EMp,
TIEs PISTOL INTO socs or
D. a. e aAuLrsN-
TRAVELLERS or STATE MEET
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- Trzses>rs ssss<is-ss- az r.s
Fi-H osy'x s<ssser-s<z-.
Ness Nce<a

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d Z Z Nxzi4.z- Ccrssx Cux. a y-r-x
t-z<xse- s2o< Aza tzsc.--lx kilsea -
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e Szz@ Z cex rss= rz-=s< - So
A-2 Ccx HH1zcw a an-r~ xza-rfrw -
sie4Asri12e q -ervz-y- Sc ezzz-r I've
paTsscsazs say. rAe r-z<~zy crrz---e
a. Mr- Caxs Arzs@ ae rAhs ,lar~
S0uasT Cax- r. 4Eea-ci1 sen e
Ne rs17l@- rl-z=s@e-& 10 r-zx-fx- Cox.
afr=r s-ispAnai=< Dr. c. :. L@ns~-r 70
r1r@ zetlrzl xzs=nszun % Ats w.
v-sps& - eazz n q hlazkrr suss
~-n< - t1s aursl q A. '. Nzrrh~E.
ws@-@ A= szG rA~ suv - seG
csx 1-s< SIX shaes. ra-s~ az wssr>
saex er-~z- rw1 @zrer--x ra~ sArxs-
e1azs s@N9 Ka1 - rAE-a ,mnxru-4nx
tie 1@c& Ts@s craer xArrs r--~ wa
Dr. Mzzl9ln vas a rrzsfzmss az a ~
r1szzz izs-zr=eauu- E@ Also nr-szss-e
Ml1szas ccl<<~. Izrksun- C-x =u.-.
red n 1szx1.sr e J. q Cz--- a r-ar-t
ia< salesman q SeArkxs-e. sEr Yeas
aga
Mrs cox did tae -1xar ssurxs-<
tie s1ncc1zx rem - s--rrs q ssrss,-
ride tas1=ts sA< tuok wfrA saErts.l n
,enr ween sAe Wa fzsrsx~--<4 sv 49,
1zsoazd. wzEAaar sver s-~z-< Azr n.
sazt sr haHz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10
ITALIAN TROOPS ESeAeeB


The Hrst Important sarrls af tae
Italtaa campaign ts raxszx fsr posses
sicn of T1inilo. waers lie Isz.tazx
have NET WITH the rrss sericEzx eecosf
ti1z N ta<i- ldrxnee acruss the AIS
rrf1n fruzrs<r
l-alia1 vz-Ships have been destroy
ing cables AID Ezhr1c1ses = the A4rt-
attic and again have hsuearz.<f Nan-
fzlcune. There also has hes1 scue zz-
val acryiry = TIE Bake. Elzz<tzz sa6
German sgzad-rrs sxrhsz<inx xa1kz
u the vicinity Ct the Gai< a Riga
Regza7ta Is zui1x tnruzxh a crisis
similar 70 that sxperi<1ced ~ lEzly
hefsre tie latter country s1rere6 tae
var These vAo tavcr 1<ze-zlz<x 2z4
those wac fzvcr war held c1znrzr-
1emonzrrz<i1nz NJ Bucharest where
poltrfraI parties are xstrtzg into saa1e
20 put forward rhefr views ne gen
erzr cpfn5on IN L1c6cn Is thar Rau-
mania VII join the alIsez when lraly
gives the wurd Aa9 thzf Bulgaria WI
ssE1ag her beaf-
VITA the king q Greece suffering 4
reia.se Ra6 n a serious cru1irS1a- 10
immediate change n the zgrs-z1e az
thar es1ztry b sxvssret-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

tsssr-sf osss~ss~ - 49,. - rsr,r
. ssA1 - ezzse - nsry ~ -
9zsx css.A

Rsza-k<pcrss r<--fs.1 here c-sx
ru1 vxrssus r<1rers 80 - sarw tszs
Austria n tara<eEsd ss<H duu>s<sr
rropisc.rscns vnzcA VII have . a.
ss<ruus efr-e< ca A<r us1zr.ry orxzaS
ns'oa- A perfect riga e< s=r-ur =
sad % extss ~ Prz<us and ether ssxr
s<1fsrx rss i.E,s A.. fzl, q pcls<sczl
suspects. the n<vsp.p<rs have h-~a
s11prsssed and tie pcpuia<suz tsrrur.
nsd ~ Nn army of secret pozsce.
A similar state & zsszs-s z<szzzs n
the Trerrtno. - rssrta szx = nzr-.-
IN Tne difnruries q u-aExzrx ths
arZy effectively b taereaxsrx hsz-sv.
as I b tz,csssie 70 s<ax srar t--ces
a<1z1s< Rzs.ians. Crca-Eazs zxztzs<
servAas. fs<rizns c< Dslzz<zaas g.
troops fro1 TIE Tren<fzs .xzsazr r.al
iazs. - they vuzIt z,x1aseeazr ae<er.
en Dass>- n TIE Rnurnzzizr< eu-<r
tse ec112rS a1o<A<r rsa.aaa Azx<rszz
troops VII h>cene zar-lszhie
Nadsr tse c-rvzzscz1<>sS Hz1<zry
aad German Azzsria azv. - g zars
tha7 rnefr part e rHs wurk x.x have
lost sz1fr<1z c< tHczszrsx "a kz1-x-
scz-dsd and prtsaa<rs. wsra rke -
sun tAa< Hzzxz-J = se=<hs-x wi<a dsz-
ern-esr cszzr AppuuxTs sru<al aee-
Arzr,cn 60 Emperor Frzzz yoz@f sf a.
zrsn1iax tzternzl czszzrruphe nxz
made s2 enoruczs s<zsxssnn n Azs-
TIA
Hzzszry u rzshdly drirtng f1.o =
ssars cf anzrrhy- n Rczuansa nzs
6alxz<ia jcfn the arzs>s I VII se n.
'.ss straw and internal dzsurtsrz VII
2a.alyse she uflsrzrr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10
TeaPEDo FINE ACCURATE
EysWFens9 Tsszs 49, swenunufvu
nssszz>s Fz~s1 - n.<xsssnsp rr<
znph Fsissws1 ons Ans<asr-

Eastern Nsxzrsrrz1ezn Eaze-Herp
Is rhe f-s< xerasz.d repo-< q tAe szzk-
ing Ct the British ha--1ezat2 Trfzu7A-
vA.eA vas rrrzedsed a sacrr Etue Hxn-
The vessel szz 11g CT Genba Tepe
vhez a-rz<k<x- S1e wxs z.zrsu1axy ~
tie r1ze- ez< zcx zaehered- aad ha1
pru<e<rive ze<x szr xs q safeguard
vas seen erzfzg tAru1xh the water
zzz wzz fred 81 - cze a he shf,s
ExA< <zzz. TIE sA1< uzzszzg L ~
asczx rwo inrhe=- T.e, torpedo ezr
thruaxA TIE a<<ri1x snx rrcnzhly xik
HczIe 1xzzxe- hz- . zeecnx acx third
missile. fired a,zosx ssnz,rxnecusly
tru1 the zzx<e1 <zkEaxfze. wenr
tkru1xh ths sane ssezrh il tia nerrirx
an1 settled the fate sf tie Trszzss
Officers say tser f<z. TIE shsp lf<rex
sn1<r their feet ~ tAe surce q tie e.
r-cstcn- she thea a<eled ever rerF
rzpfdfy AID xizza7<Arez zltcxexEsr 1,
Is nizaxes The hntrlexAS2 veal dcwn
euv first The part zz<s prup<Eled wzx
tie lazs part 70 dtzzDDeAr tru9 rs<v
Help fortunately was near and the
tnsz wzz cnnnae1 TO three Officers aax
g uez- The most perfect dss<s,ltzs
rr<sziled on board The men kepx
ceeZ znd z<Eed za&<r command cs TIE
cffte<rz rix1t 70 the very last A tie
skzp vsnt zoxn ve<y ezzckiy zcst sf
t1s men 9zse<ly xlzd anvz tAs sezr-
board si1e into the uz<er zad swan
to ee< clear af the tzevirasze szetica
whea tie ship vzz 6zzzppeartzx
Tie xzhUAxine xhi<h sz.k her had
hesa sighted earlier u the ezy and
fired up.on- bz< escaped ~ eisi1x- II
vas o< tie large TYPE Of German sss-
marines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10
FLYERS BATTLE TO
DEATH N M|D-A|R.
ENTIRE CREW or % KILLED
re~-s c,n.1Ezn s4e-LI<1se-.rs 10
rteru ~ Mose sS<c<z<us.~ Ar Geo.
fhct We~fd --as Ex.r xrc--L
se<1-rs @ o>~r Li-eA

La1aaz-Fcr tHs n-s< tine - r-r-
or1 zep7@lza n the air has seen g.
srruzea ~ A sEiatar N an aerupizze-
Eexzaai6 A J. Warzsturd. a yuun<
Cxzz1iaz sueellsszrsza1x = ,Ae ruyaI
aapy. s1s mastered se-upEzz1z< oney
as spr1nx- has psr1zrzs1 tAs f.af
&n1 = rssr11x suEexAers sEzAia ne
Br,<1sA E1ss- waEze tae zevpezlz
s1rzwis 4 s-eek a tAs ruor aaG tae
E-uazzts e an sr1hzzzx~ zear GH@rr
Fai1znx sAer~ aiaxznx zass ae-sr -
NJ s<-zrk - t1s ysuz< axtaarr's
su=ss. Is c-xw sf - nen w-r. Al
kill~-a. as also we're several eewzsazrx
sf tae srzAaza<e aafd1nx-
Ths x~pg@izn- walwA vas rv5nx err.r
7a-z<tEslv Ew sexzz - -nnrx e-z@-
szz<slx wAen the wzxplzk@ n@--plaae
vas se~n- hux the EwrzsA wzsu wxx
sce~zE=r and climbed laxs rn@ arr N
b1ng spGrazz. r~sazAkax a sczsrscn- az
senx-A. essr ~ Germans wns- Azfk.
w&A A1s saztzx= poszf w1rzseur-t
1ier~s1 tAe zzppslzn's sh=1 r-p@atselF
win his inrsn1arT bombs
Wirhnur 2a-zl1ei n rAAs xa- Or s-y
ether s TIE sr1ry wairA ne ruu1x AZ
zrnr wiii hare - rslate. srr details q
the Hxas have zee yex hser tri1- Fsrse
cane tie lang pursuit tae aerupZz-s
va $500 sees -
Tnsn ts11n<ed the mazszv--izx tsr
1os1rion- and rna1y tAe druppfux cf
he bcuhs. trun whicA the dErs<ssie
r-ie@ sat1lx % escape Nlrcr ezzls-
siens occurred sad nza1y enc e to-
-tcfe tsrrs. zn1 the zeppsEa bu-s< hzrs
flames
AZ thar usn@nt warn<furs z,zs<
have se~n a. eznse range ever ne
xr1g1nzes f1r z1znzz ssnnl<xneuuzfy
VIA - sz<Az-z< aEs na<Asus rurr~1
~1mutun11y sxsx. nnh snr Z unmnux =
- - Guua- - nnnnuanna -
- - nrmnne - - 80 -
- - unoun pnu1hnn - - - - -
fnr1 r-w9<ea An za<Hzn@ Exr a3crs n
e.r<h. and pAzn@d % . handbag 1<zsns
the German MnezL Ee HlfxHcex IN
hart se< his prupezlsr xrfnx again. And
G=w er - rh@ west finally Eznkznx
sz6<ly wirAzz LIS c~1 Ha~s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10
GERMANS CONTINUE
DRIVE EASTWARD.
~ hsssss Bssts< Prsss,ees sn> o.
H~s Trssps stim nss.s.zr tns
ofsensive snd Msve To
ward Llbaz-

Lon1o1--f the Cerrzrs have tra-s
fsrrsd troaes 70 the west. xs re,ors.d
rhey have keiz szfr<se1t zeu IN sns
eass 70 enafiaze without rsizxzrsoa the
o<fsz<ive that has carried sh-u urh
ths Azssria-s slzozt .crusz Galeia
he fo-S>< that pfzcA>t Prrezys,
fzto s1rrezeer are satte-iag their war
eastward. s-t- acrurdizx 70 eo<h u.
German and Austrian ofsscizI euzzuz-
s<a<ia1s ~ sae sszas n tne ssurh-ass
are azrtiy n1re tAza 90 niles rrua
ne Russian frouEs<r- ne truops wnsrn
swept fAruzxa s<rx have crrrinaea tsrl
tier east und1 th<y are - r1.s -
yua4 tAat tswr a7x equally h<ycrd
Le1serx- TIE 7cstri1n o< uhicA x,o<ars
p>r1z1zsl
Farther nc--A they are II niles n
sse east e PrzzrzysL So nat. ruuxA-
y sEezk1zx- the enezrrlsax r-rvenenr
ca Lezs~rg = ez7zx<arizx rna- a
PrsrnTsl
Tie Germans also are ca rhe cf-
rs1sive n the Battle pruxtn<esA rn-sr
ofrsr1zz statement records rae <rus<sux
of the River wt-xn. southeast of L.
eaz
A Pesro<rzd <zspa-ea received n
Lcu<sz says
Tes~<r-as froz Ri<a r~pars tne
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

Nex York-Fonr German s1Aza
rizes were captured N the Ff-rA ef
Tzy on the e4sr coast of Scotland sr
. recent raid aernraazg % officers of
rAe liner Czzerunlz- wh2eh arrived
crn Glasgow These E16erzez erzr
made raid u2ou the Fsrra sn1 PASSED
uzder Tzv h<i1xes the Ianzes< hr1fxe
IN the xc1- ard were szzg1s o1 their
r-rarz I, nets sprsa1 ~ the p1rt an
thori<isz- The xzhUzrinss we're kep<
erranxsed 8. h1zr<. said sAe Cszerurzz
officers. z<tsr wk5ch they we're zz1xex
20 come ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10
CAPTURED SECOND umE
szssis,s Az Fs-xs1 q, Exssx...
srzs-<ysi. sss esn<z.n p~sr. -
rsreiy rssss s-sn Agnrrss-a

Lou6ca--wi<h 10 ezr<zrs os
Prr-zysl srcrn7iisnex yaas !. n.
AEssrrG-rnaa s-us~s a<ks~xe1 tAs
zaz. shs~rr Ct ts@ Er~ak thrust taey
esn=snr<t axz.zxr fae Rzsszzzs -
Western cals<ka . zcnfA xxr1
Whether az nas hey nerrmzlA<A tAEz.
ne Teuzs1bc allies have YEA q r-~ax
vtrtnry Rz1 VITA . szd1<nz-sz wzArh
svers42*c~s al pasr oc-rariu1s cf tA@
va Il ~xs oriy 70 weeks s<1 Ia.
Pr-enySl fen 20 tAe REsxs.zs zf-sr a
81 z1nfns' hzvesezenf. was<h wss u
terru7te< ssr q sArrt tsze n Sossnssr
BY sa A1<trixz .1va1c~A
Wirh TIE xz-r~r6<r e ne ss~rr~ss.
there tel INTO the Ezsssza haz1s- AZ
curazas 70 ccrscfal r~psr-xl r.a.ass Azs-
tri.zs an< so <zns and A. hzzens.
a-acurt q v.- material NOSE e zAe
q tae fur-ss Aow-ver. lad 5e<n =.
str1Ee1 ~ tAe Azzr-za-z. s=< szz :
Considered n usIEra-y esr<s=s s=-- n
arruu1t tsr ne tzrr tnzx tAe ts---ezs
ssrrzloe1 80 11feklS - Ia Azse-o
German aeark
Wn@s TIE RzxsG4as ez5ezr~x P--z-s
ISL t1sx ver. pr~sxta< tae Azzr-sazs
n<--ss ne c4-5ar4kaa pxzsexA TEA
"a Nay . came ne z~xx e a x--as
A1zr-c-ss@r-szz tire sz<1 GAzzrzaA Al
wuns~fwr xTswafw n-~~ .~v-ar.r -
Asos rz1zs ne rszrsns crm1~Ee< ss<
Russsaas - cxH na<x xarn rn~ Rzs4
si2z M1s -za - -. rsxas nxzx e n.
Saz
C-nxsznx ts@ r.s-r. TIE AxsrrpG~r.
naz csr~ss pruxr-=s~x % tAe rnrs
Kz4 scum az tse t1v4-~~x. aaz "a Jane
I Esrttz Ks1euzee8 fAax three sur-x &
ne zrr-a ea1 been sscrnet. vale W
-nza sracst rAa< tae rAsiwzy s-r-e~n
Przezys1 az< L<zserx vas command
ID sy Azscr1aa rz1x
TEsr- sriH vas AcDe h the anses
rruzt-.esl however. Tat q Russian
would hoit the t-vat
srs cc- su< rAks rrurex n f1z,1@S.
z.9 t1e Russians lad to give u the
rsty VISA carter n the var. lad
rrs< t1en 50 dearly 70 Win
Ther- = - estimate of noc<v can.
ia--t- sar 4 iz tzt-iy csrsaia that sks
azssta1z. having Ises ot tine. xur
zsar ks ua1y u<n a,t zz r-neh r.xr--
rial NJ 3uszshis aaz Destroyed rae rzzs
and annzaifa1a tAzs r-z.laed-
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paa,ne ran " A,auEn

- -. = = 0unrnu -
Lon6nn-Sscupzsx crun "a klxa i
the gray nwA< e @arsy z.wn. . F-~nrl
air r1cEl-1 ecmpos~< cr - .erupzz.ez
ga Jun. 4 drupp.a r-s sunn- "a ~
6elt head1zarrers Gf tae G1runa
CROWN prs1cx.
rae air srzz1rsn n=fe - s.se -
h1r6 the Fr<nc1 lines wa1se 4 wxz
sei1 ca-x- aza between and S 1zezsrs
appeared above the G~r-naa H.z1..zzr
te-x. Azit kA1 q shsiz 4a4 s1-zs.
1el the Esia<srz s11k tz-zs t-uppEzx
,heir supplies sf 1zxa explosives. zzd
heir wcrx en<e<. lev away II
harmed
TAs Preach uia1ixHt eurnrzzzzas.
here er1a Pz-sz. Ezzz-x u
'care rhe Inczr1ca oftA c-uxz sriness
headquarters. bur K b believed rs
I<uy Is nov % tA- eastern por-scn a
he western trc1r Besides euu1z. ths
Isrusn baos<6 n hasI Ct steel a--rxs.
everal thousand seE1g thraxz A zx-s
er a TIE homhs. < - srAre1. -eaeAed
heir mark but 10 estimate C rAs
1-AS= da1@ Is pcssfal@-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

5=iz1nE-T = G7zsr was es=c-.s
mayer e 5eEsurE Ezze ! ever C. =
P-s-russ. ~ a vsr= e - n a. T.er-
s~r~ La vsees eaz-- re sl~crsuz w.
a s2=Cszl uz@ ur1=re1 IN Eeruznr e
IL Eccs between sAe=s rw1 g=nzse-en
an MAY = waen szz1 r@r~fvel s. sacss-
M Glln@r 5 oze e -ae znzr pcrzlz-
mez n Bsix1rS and n A-xe pi1zr<- EE@
s1z -zx1r q B=,zszz- xA1gr Is ye4-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

Ezt<seshzrx-TAe Izuhsr 70 se zse1
IN tAe eon<trzcSisn q 48ae4 frsirhE
ears esr the use o< -A= Ez<-iaI Rzz-
siaz guxsrzzez< IN al prsbahEzrr vii
- szzplzed By TIE big mis- CT FER
rezt cnzzsy and tbs sectian cf Nlssis-
siprE
CcEfraEss fer he cczztr1<xion e tszs
szerzozs zzzh@r q ears VII hs tzr
n cns-zes 70 rhe EaZzz1 -onpazx
wizhiz n fsw esxz lng1zries tru1
tAss orzzn1zzsicn have keez received
ny Hzrrszshurx t1-bsr fz<srez-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

Pzrs-FSnzne~ MIak<rer Rinet lntru.
dzrs1 a ofz IN the chamber of aepz-
ties J1ne t1r the pruEizicnal app-o-
prsarirn az gI-1za aasl. 500 fur the tAsra
quarter cf tAs prsssnt year NJ Rfhre
presented nen1rzzaa <hew1zg tAzt
the sx-rzzrtlra-y z21r1pri4ricns since
the var h<xz1 and t1chlEln< fhe essi-
Mates for TIE third quarter e 1915
zn1zzr - S<ssla SEQ aas In<lazinx a.
pruprin-1srs already made when rae
war beuz tar rhe last i've months ck
1914. th< trszl b szsasl ssa sec f1r re
Esa--sen znrfaz s11zzx S<pe 4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

LA1rs1-Mtszassss1fs t-zFxlzx nez
. tAe zzzAsr q zzrs rAaa SO w-r-
sslrnzeS - tAe r.-T gf Lz1--l gx--
~ Hs1L He1-y EEszz n \ hrs-f 49,
s--ss~ rns kess u tAe cry w-r- sur~ o
nA~zv 1<szFer-z :. n. zrzrx-s Il n.
Asszz.zsp6 Trzrez=rsr z<~rxsnssnz ~
H>xur T. G. N<cazzn
I2a eznEu~ e - 1u< xnun s.umEun
- > Dnrnrudmr umnnn- - won<A
} r.3@ lie SzTsse-S ID - - x'rs'
,srszZ sx r3~ n@zz<r epxrrArmss a.
ne 1<s< sezzzun q EAs eurr~nrsru
Fr<zaaez< ~ II E4<v~n vr-zzzsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

Hzf-ze<hz-x-Cne a TIE ungt tx-s
lax hoiez7s reported 70 ta- county an
fhcrz<sez N the last several weeks &C.
ezrrest en- ras Nisstssfvpt Csnt-zl rzsz-
road Izn= L when three len- az me
rosstx ce guns. rrhhs6 J. N<Dzzleis.
vac Hives aea- the latter pEzre- IRE
trio wszr tk-u1ga NcDazisls' 5ask=rz.
tsox everything ks had and made q
.mz <sxAway
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10
MAGNETIC CURRENT IS USED


FrszeA science las azzfn euue 70
The aid of the wc1n1sd IN she present
xzr. BzIless and shrzpuei fraSmeufx
1seEiE izhsdded IN Ehs nezA gan ucw
1e extracted wirhuuE the dseE ,ruaxax
ard EzeiziE1z 1-EEsris 4ze<ssary.
Tss nsw zstkcc q arizxszg Gksss
nfstsstss<s = sks sxs<xSs q ne sssa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-10

2Pe<rugrsd-Przsuxsrs faIl appar.
ea<ly hzs zuzksn<d NJ z7p<enenxson
here L uzx crzr<Ged the Geruxzs
have v1z -m0rzE Ei<r1ry.- hz- shs
f1<trxss' strategic fzrorrznce. Z d r.
elz-ed- kzz hesz zzElsszez ses1re rzz
Rzzszzzz rellzgzished T. L i pcfa<ed
ozx rzzt Prz<zyxl vas ws4kenex ~
tAe Az<rri2zx vho destroyed several
f1<<s k<ssrs EhsF ezpiz4szrszz u Nax<z
Fzrtherncre- the fortress pru5eexias
u N srz<s angie into he tezr1<n<y
ksix ~ the Azssz0-Gsrzzz forces. zzs
uazs ~ .a<u tas tzrze< Tor atra<ks