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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
RloTIEe AGAIN IN ATLANTA
Milit.ry protsesion 10 Given slstsa
whom f-s Hesirss From offIce
~ esserncr.

Atlanta CA eattery of artillery.
a battalion of infRntry and q troop of
cavalry stood guard gazs IS a. tAa
country heue Of John u. Szson. vho
retired a. noon frem the office Of gov
srsor of Georgia An vas quiet daring
the early evening. and there seemed to
be no Indications Of further dsuon-
ssratt1ns by persons who disappruved
the fnruer governors action IN com
mutfng the death sentence of Leo ~
Frank
Down town. where the streets we're
psfruIied BY douhis watch Of police.
conditions seemed TO be normal the
usual Saturday night crowd being
sweFfed only BY the few Inauguration
visitors stiil IN the city. All the near
beer saloons remained closed BY 20.
lice orders throughout the day and
evening. and every prccnution val
taken to prevent trouble
During the Inauguration ceremonies
at the capitol there were several tense
moments. When Gov Siztnn ap
PREACHED the new governor 20 deliver
into his hazes the xrand seal Of the
state. few hisses were heard from the
crowded gallery. President G. Ogden
Persons Of the state senate raped
sharply with his xaveL The Kisses
continued. and Gov. Slaton paused.
President Persons raped again and
The kissing ceased He warned tbs
spectators that unless they we're In or
der the galleries would be cleared.
Instantly there was a tumult Of ap-
plause. After II subsidized Gov. Slatoa
turned to ths new governor and said.
presenting the seal.
Gov. Harris. know that during my
term Of Office this great seal Of the
state has not been dishnnored-- His
words were greeted by another PRO
Ionged outhurst OF applause
Leaving the capitol the crowd then
sarxed In on the former governor and
had to be held back by the militia.
Kisses and shouts greeted bis ears.
Some oss yelled Traitor aud an
other called him King Of the Jews
The police claim that an oathbound
organization has been formed. with
qualifications IN every Georgia eoun-
~. whose purpose Is to get slaton and
Frank II Il alleged that the organ
Izaficn had its beginning at q mid
night meeting Of citizens at the xravs
o. Mary Phagan in the Marietta Gem
etery. The police say the organlzs-
tion Is called the Knights OF Mary
Phagan and Is sworn never 20 be dis
solved while Slaton and Frank ara
living
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

nszies's rsrnsr prsszcsnt 10 r4sId b
Fsaersf ofsisfsis q Ds~usr sn
cn.rps ~ Conspiracy.

u Pnso. Tsxas.-Charxes cf enrsptr
sns 10 lncife . revelation a<zlnst .
friendly couutry we're fled June q
against Gen vIctcrtano HnertA, for.
ner president Of Mexico. vho vas
placed u1dsr arrest n Newman. ~ NJ
by federal officers Similar charges
we're filed against Gen. P.seuai oruz-
co. Who vas arrested at the same time.
Hnerta was released On 315,0oe bond
and Oruzro on s7.59o-
Upon his arrival federal officials
Who. arcoupanfed By United States
cavaIrymsn. had met Huerta's party st
Newman. " n. escorted Hnerta 20
federal building here for . conference
Later the general and bis party were
taken 70 Fort Bliss. where. Il vas said
they would be detained pending ad-
vices from Washington
Detained with Huerta Is Cen Pac-
cual Oruxru. Who. with Mat Luis Fp-
snfes. q scn-inlaw of Huersa. had
gone to Newman. y. NJ. BY automobile
% meet Gen HnertA
Fuentes and Gen Huerta- . son.
travelling with the general were not
detained.
A hearing vas set for July l.
After the formal charges issued on
instructions from the United States
district attorney al san Antonio had
been filed. the accused men we're TAX
en- before George Oliver. United
States commissioner. and their bond
approved and the date for their hear.
Ing fixed Surety vas furnished by
Isaac and Frank Aiderete. Max Hoye
and Rndoifs Cruz and 4 z Thomason-
Gen Huerta vas driven to the home
Of his daughter. Mrs Luis Fuentes-
Oroxco was taken to the home Of
friends.
instead Of being given al enthuss-
sstic welcome by his supporters. many
Of vhom had gathered at the border.
Huerta reached z Paso IN custody Of
federal officers and under guard of IS
United States troopers The former
Mexican executive and Gen Oroxrp
we're taken to the customs house and
later removed TO Fort Bliss. where
they we've held until their bonds had
bsen provided
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
sruIuA ADVANCE CHECKED


R<snes~red aaasiaas q L1ae nDato .
es1sd ss nnsisnsr River and Hui
psrssino Fee oseIk
Lnndon-Heavy ngheing ID sntng On
along the sector Of the Duiestsr hakfls
srunt IN Galicia between zurxvna and
HaAcz There Il some confllcf fn the
official reports The Russians claim
that they have punished the Austro-
German forces there and that. BY rush
ing ~ re-snforcements. they have com
PEELED them to retreat across the river.
Berlin admits this reverse. but the Aus
trian cunmunication says the Tsutcnic
stack there Is making progress
Ncr,h of this area. and still farther
ucrth. ever the frontier IN Poland- the
Austro-Geruan advances are sweeping
forward. Whatever the Outcome Of the
struxxie along the Duiester. the Rus
sIaa armies have met with sach ~
verses that. IN the belief Of military
sxr<r,s. from the standpoint of the al'
res. the western theater seems 20 b
ina culy quarter which holds out the
possibility of decisive action during
the summer.
Though meeting with the hardest -
ssssanes On the Dniester. the initiative
IN the east still rests With the Ausro
Germans Few military writer's carr
"a hazard a guess cf. what their nexl
NOV. win be n Is argued BY them
tA.. shs situation n the west may a
auy moment become pressing and tnai
Germany and Austria may b forced
70 be content with having recovered
Caricta and broken the Russian offens
i've without seeking further to humil
tate her al this time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Leland--C. =. ouekemeyer. travel
ing salesman for the Weaver Grocery
company. Greenwood. Miss. was IN
tally injured In n automobile acei-
dent here June 25- The car IN which
he vas riding. In company with VIII
Cook Of radianoia. turned turtle lust
In the edge Of town. Quekemeyer's
head and chest being crushed He vas
rushed &C Kings DAuxhtsrs' Hospital
at GreesviIIe for treatment Cook vas
not hurt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
PURSUE RUSSIANS CLOSELY

London--The Russians stili are ~
treating In the east: the French are
slowly gaining At certain points IN the
west.
With the fires set by the retreatfna
Russians still burning. the Austro-Ger-
mans are now firmly established at
Lemberg and have shown no sign Of
ceasing their offensive
The battle Of the Dniester. south of
the city. Is not over. but. according 10
Berlin. Gen. Linsingen has been ahls
to throw his forces across the river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

boiler with oil fuel for running On
the surface, and the soealled second
ary soda boiler for running sub
merged Many changes are zfoot in
submarine designs. notably more III
nufs Subdivision Of the huh to with
stand the maximum water pressure
likely to be encountered: change In
the crosssectional shape 10 GET better
results IN the way OF stability and
ease Of handling. and more room for
storing fuel and air: the perfecting Of
the signaling apparatus for use under
wafer an Increased power Of onanr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Birmingham. AiA-Syd Jones. who
was hanged IN the county jan yard
here June IS. left a note In his cell In
which he confessed responsibility for
n murders. Two Of his victims were
white men. one Mobile q Ohio brake
man and the other Nebraska dspsfy
sheriff. Jones also claimed 70 hare
killed a Chtnaman. . Mexican and "a
Indian
The law took jones' life for ths
murder Of a fellow convict in Bznner
mines, jefferson county. while he wsu
serving q life sentence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Boonevffle.-On June Il lust over
the line from this fPrentissl county.
In nAwamha county. Wiley Sanders
killed Tom Griggs- Both were renting
land On the same fzrm from Harry
Anderson They were sonzfn-izw TO
Anderson. The report b that Grtgxs
went to the neld where Sanders vas
At work and. becoming engaged IN .
controversy. assaulted Sanders with >
knife; that Sanders went 20 fhs
house. procured . Eun and rstUnsd.
He shot Griggs three times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Evergreen. Aias-Armed posses ara
searching the countryside for two IN
identified negroes who shot and killed
Miss Martha Laster. housskeeper for
y e House. prominent planter. seri'
eusry wounded Mr. House. then set firs
"a the building ard made their escape
n is believed that lynehtng IS sure
- occur II the negroes are caught
The motive Of the killing Is helisved
~ have been robbery and il Is said
,hat the two negro men became an
rsred the plxaz we're Illustrated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Annapolis. Md--An Investigation
has been begun af the naval academy
Of reports Of hazing Of four elassmen-
II was ordered BY Rear Admiral FuE
lam. and Is not connected WITH charges
made before the court Of inquiry In
vestigating the examinations scandal
There are rumors that some OF the
nidshiumeu aboard the ships Of the
practice squadron. who have been al
lowed shore liberty. have been hazing
members az the new class. who entered
the academy since the recent gradua
ten exercises
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
SEEK TO IMPROVE SUBMARINE


Some Of the best thought OF the
naval engineering profession. says
the Engineering Record. Is -nw an
gagged In trying to unity me motive
power OF the submarine. that Is. TO
do away with the oil engine and the
naffery-drfven electric motor. and to
substitute for II perhaps an ordinary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

washingfon--Charges that Amert
can passports are being forged In Ant
werp. made tn connection with thhe no
tiffcation by France that she would bar
from the country nafuraiized Amert
cans Of German. Austro-Hungarian or
Turkish origin are 90 be Investigated
by the state department
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

New York--A new sensalioa vas
sprung IN the ThAw case oy ne an
-.,,reueut Of Deputy Aftnrrsy- Gen
- rook that he win delve into the
-~..ans for Thaw's expulsion nom
u---,-a University In 1ss. In the ef-
-. :, establish his present insanity
s,s.Ious details. which win mate
- IA the states contention Of In
---,,x are alleged 20 lie behind the
-. termination Of Thaw's uniser'
.ssx career. Thaw. however. + undis'
-.xsd by this latest Development IN
IA. nxht for freedom
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Bertiu.-Tne board Of directors or
MANAGING COMMITTEES Of the Social
Democratic party in Germany has pub
lIshed In the vodwoerts fun page A.
r..I for peace. This interesting docu'
r-nt calls for IN end to the var IN
AZ circumstances which VIII maks
nos~fbye friendships with neishborins
,..sops and sets forth the opposition
~ the party to territorial conquest and
.nnexstiou- The people want peace
!. s.rlarex and the government i
r.Ied upon, IN the name Of humanity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

~ York-Counsel for Charles
80 has considered the advisAbiiity
.npeaI to the United States SUI
= irene court to save Becker fron G s1-
s..ssou 80 ID the week Of July u for the
- - n Herman RossnthaL It was
- nat either writ Of error or
$500 corpus might be requested
!, = ne ground Of newly discovered evi-
on - Eseker's counsel said no move
-. s,r~ction Of an appeal TO shs
= -srs court would be made unnl
-. -. - u. clsnsaey plsa i hsss6
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Nafchez--The latest places 70 ~
port charbon IN this district are ths
Gfes planfaxipn near Nafchez and
Fsrrfday. La Concordiz parish- \
portion Of the ear Of . mule belongfns
to the PittsburEh Coal company that
died with what wzs thought to b
charbon vas sent TO DR. z - Rauck.
state veterinarian at starkvfile- Dr.
Rauck verified the diagnosis and said
that the specimen sent eontal1ed aD
thrax. or Charlton.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
FROuC WITH BABY
SISTER WAS FATAL
a rwo-SEsR-cIp euRsEp TO
cEsTH WHEN MOSQUITO
NETTING cArcsEa
sToan KILLS At couRTLAnD
r'~e Meet Death whss rsrrsns Gfs>
trie wind and Rain s<srn t4ita
Great c.msss 10 psss -
cru~sss cropA

Ocean springs.--Burned to dnsth
IN her bed while her mother vas est-
ing supper was the fate ef the two
yearold daughter Of Mrs. A. NJ Ushef
Of this place. The unwilling esu.e o<
the disaster was the sour-yearoM 80
ter Of the victim. whose childish froIn
bad this fatal termination.
How the calamity happened can
only be surmised. The two chiidren
we're iefs In the nursery vhiis Mrs-
Usher went to supper. Esfdenfiy shs
cider child must have sot hsid Of
some matches with which she ixnuifed
the uosquito bar covering the crib
Mrs Usher reached the room -
time to see the child In fizmesI sne
burned herself seriously In erecffng
q rescue. The baby was taken to New
Orleans. but succumbed to the inturfss
it received.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Los Angeles. Cal--Ffve OF sss~s
Mexican bandits Who broke into tAe
home Of Mrs. Louis Marines. aged
woman. in this city. tortured her With
fire to force hsr 70 give up $40 N
gold. and then quarreled. have been
captured by the police
The seven men tied the wsrnan IN
bed and then applied fire TO her feet,
The robbers found the gold and -
gan to divide t. A quarrel resulte:
when the men could not fad any was
10 divide the s12o equally suong then,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Utiea.-A fT-yezr-cld negro named
Frank Frazier. shot and fatally wound
ed Henry Thornton. young vtfxs
man, near here. June ..
Following = conversation relative 70
some work. Thornton wsnf 70 The ~
xro's home later. unzrmed. and nns
suzpectfng trouble AS he approached
the house he was Cred upon twice b.
the negro with q shotgun. witn0ut
warning. Th0rns=4s body = fuA q
shot. Frazier ran and escaped
Hloodhoan1z were carried v -
sesa&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Nafchez-County and city health o.
ncers are making desperate effort
to stop the spread Of charbon I'm this
vicinity. In Adams county Dr. N. Z
Alderman. recently elected live stock
commissioner. who Is also in the gov
eminent service. Is directing the dgh&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Phi1Adelphia-Scures Of skilled work
men are leaving the government ar
senal az Frankfort to accept positions
with privats concerns supplying orders
for war munitions. aud for the first
time In years the arsenas Is suffering
from q labor shortage Twenty men
in the machine shop and rs in the fuse
department resigned June IS. The
men declare they have been given
three-year contracts with the prtvsts
sirIns AZ wages far in excess of those
paid hy tne government
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Tulsa, Okia-A severe wind and rain
storm swept over the Oklahoma oil
fields. doing damage estimated at tss.-
GOO. In the Cleveland field i0T rigs
were blown down The Prairie on and
Gas company was . heavy loser. The
tnps Of i've tanks near Cleveland. be-
longing to the Gulf Pipe Line com
pany. were blown Oft A number Of
scattered rigs were blown down In
different parts Of the field The Przi-
ne on and Gas company's eight-inch
gas pipe line was broken down In the
middle a tho river AZ Leahy Station
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

The other day an old woman came
into q bank In Prague and handed to
the clerk an antique savings boob.
which showed 4 credit OF S4s. She
asked whether this would serve for
the war loan, since she bad no other
money. She explained that this book
was left BY win to her mother. Who.
dying. gave IL 10 her
Anyhow she added timidly. I
would Ike 80 much 70 help q little
bit"
The clerk took the book and disap-
peared. Altar n while he came back
and with him hiz superiorss Including
even the president OF the bank And
then they broke IL gently to her that
the book dated since 1886 and that
therefore the sfs amounted now. with
compound interest. 10 about s.. 200.
Without her patriotism she would
never have known how rich she was.
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| sives some way BY which the boatz
can lay mines some way providing
the boats with light armor and with
light. disappearing guns. and with twc
and three propeiIers. Lixe the mod
ern air ersft. the submarine Is I'm
mensely valuable withfn its nmlta
tiorss but dangerous as it h IN th<
more confined waters Of seas sairiJ
close TO its base. a vast amount d
constructive work Il gffI{ na<aznnrr
before II can seriously compete with
the more powerful hattIeshfps for tns
con mand Of the ocean.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Lsaisvii,e. progress b hetrs
made toward having . frst-elass
creamery here A separator has been
purchased. and it Is At work every
morning Cream Is being shipped to
the creamery at the A. 4 NJ College,
where IL Is being taken care Of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Los Neutrality-suspicious. OF
more than 1.0aa.0 men. Sunday
school students whose worldwide or
xxnixzfion--the BAraeas-vas describ-
ed a the outcome Of an Impulse. gath
cred abo1t their founder. Marshall A
Hudson Of Syracuse. here on June Is.
IN the first business session OF the
nineteenth annual convention
Delegates from the women's society,
the Philzthe.z. took part IN the con-
vention-
Ten thousand Bible classes have EN-
brzred the movement. II was declared
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Oxford--A Masonic picnic vas held
It Burgess. ten miles west Of here.
June "a Attorney Hutehins. Of this
place. presided Several political
speeches we're ma<tsL Ths crowd wax
estimated 81 1.0G1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

tsrrs1@ 0<1fU rHta " So4fxt4o2k
Courtiznd- This section vas swept
BY terrific rain and wind storm June
q Great damage was done to tho
timber and growing crops rhs tele
phone and telegraph lines vsrsIhlown
down
Two negroes we're killed about six
miles vest Of town Lightning struck
the house occupied BY Mrs cxmpbeEk
east of town. and Il vas burned TO the
ground
At Pope. which is Que and . half
miles south. the Methodist church vas
blown on It's pillars and the store N
which the postofrlee was kept vas de-
moiizhed The rain was torr-ntiaL
water getting into the stores This is
probably the worst storm that has VIC
tied this section In yearx-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01

Rome-The following Italian official
var statement has been given out
here.
There has been no important devel-
opment along the entire trout In
Carnia mountain artillery was trans
ported with difficulty to a summit and
used effectively on the enemy's camp
On the other side Of Vale Pieeolo- In
the theater Of operations bad weather
continues. The enemy's aer0planes
are becoming active. positions recently
conQuarsd being hombarded. but gen
orally with slight result
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-07-01
wind 10 cyeIenic.

Helena Ark--Shads trees. awnings
and windows were blown helter-skeiter
here June IS. when q vindstorm.
which all but reached the proportions
Of a cyclone. descended upon the city.
Every residence street in the city Is
Uttered with tree limbs or uprooted
trees Several plate glass fronts Of
stores were blown in and mach other
minor damage was done Telegraph
and telephone facilities TO outlying
districts were paralyzed. making II i'm
possible to know what damage was
done fn neighborng twns-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-21

goiate the ascent with ease. On reaching near to the top the order is given to halt and the dogs at once lie down until they are released from their harness, after which they pro ceed to a spot some yards in the rear and lie down with their heads be- tween their paws until the gun is to be moved again, when they at word fryom the man in charge run to the front of the gun and wait to be at tached. It would go hard with any stranger attempting to touch the gun, for the animals have been train ed to spring at any intruder's throat
 The 6cld artillerymen of the Dutch army appear to be excellent gunners and work like veterans at their pieces, all of which are from Krupp's works. s 10 the cavalry they are well mounted and display considerable dash while the infantry arc good marchers and rinemen as well as being well drilled.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-21
FOREST FIRE LOSS IS
 BEING DECREASED
AVERAGE LOSS IN 1914 SOS AS
 AGAINST $1st IN 1911

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-Fire on the National Forests of the west in 1914 caused a loss to the Government of not quite 24O, ,OOO,O 900 board feet of merchantable timber, valued at $307- 3O3, and of reproduction. or young growth of trees, valued at $192,408. according to statistics just compiled by the Forest Service There were 6 eos fires, of which only 1,545 burned over an area of ten acres or more About 77 per cent of all the fires did damage of less than $10O each. In addition to the losses suffered by the Government, timber on state and pri- vate lands within the forests, totalinR 228 ,OOS,OOO board feet and valued at $175,3 was lost The total area burned over was 69O,24O acres, of which 31O.5S3 acres ere state and private lands
 Notwithstanding that i. was an ex- ceptionally bad year for fixes, on ac- count of high temperatures, heavy winds, and prolonged drought, the average loss per fire was $lO3, as against $18l in 1911, when there were
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-21
MOTHERI THE CHILD
 IS COSTIVE, BILIOUS
Don't hesitatsl A laxative is neees- sary if tongue Is coated, breath
 bad or stomach sour.

No matter what ails your child, a gentle, thorough laxative should al- ways be the first treatment given.
 If your little one is out-ot sorts, half sick, isn't resting, eating and acting naturally-look. Mother2 see if tongue is coated This is a sure sign that its little stomach, liver and bowels are clogged with waste. When cross, irri table feverish, stomach sour, breath bad or has stomach-ache, diarrhOea, sore throat. full of cold. give a tea spoonful of "California Syrup of Figs" and in a few hours all the constipated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well. playful child again.
 Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless fruit laxative" be- cause it never fails to cleanse the little ones liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach and they dearly love it's pleasant taste Full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups printed on each bottle.
 Beware of counterfeit hg syrups Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs" then see that 1t is made by the California ] Fig Syrup Company" 626