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   Daily Democrat, The (Newspaper) - November 15, 1916, Greenville, Mississippi                              IB DEMOCRAT PRINTS THE NEWS WHILE IVS NEWS ASSOCIATED HESS NEWS VOLUME GUI k GIBT VICHY GERMAN PRISONERS CHAM DRIVE Claim Victoria ou Ancre I Brook to be Most Important fo Gained Ground N By Associated the battle betwee and Germans still rag ig around the Ancre brook le Germans struck the French lln hard blow on the other extremity I the Somme fighting front today and the Chaul es Paris declares that the j which was desperately press id with the assistance of liquid in the gain of ground only n the East The latest news from the British reported that the British beyond on the I North of the Somme Paris jounces thai the French havr made progress in he Pierre vast mcl by to lie Important j by tin armies In advance alon sides oi the which yesterday with the cap of is by British commanders one of the important successes by the in their offensive in four than prisoners have been war office here From the order ot Moldavia to Slanac and Valleys in Transylvania the forces are ued the In the iul valley tho Roumanians have forced back to the second line renches and have also yielded soino round in the Alt Russian Attacks Russian attacks yesterday on tho front south east of were the war here announced The invasion of is being car ried on successfully by the and was Bulgarian Traps Withdraw from Mac Front withdrawal ot the Bulgarian troops from the Macedonian front lo avoid a flank attack was announced by army head quarters here THE BLACKLIST CONTROVERSY REOPENED Reply Uio American Pro test Insists that is With in Rights as FIBERS AND LINTERS FOR MAKING EXPLOSIVES Slight Decrease in Use of Cotton VI anil for Malting Ex plosives During Post By Associated negotiations between the American and British governments over Ameri cas objections to Great Britains black is considered certain here The reply to the latest American made pub lic last night by the slate depart defends the British position and leaves onen the door for further of Great Britains defense of the black list denies that its action invades the rights of neu trals and asserts that its purpose is to shorten the By Associated Frees cotton including linters and hull fibre used in the manufacture of gun colton and of all during the quarter ending September amounted to OS2 to 500 pound bales compared to hales luring the quarter ending June the ceil sus bureau announced rOTTON New York Futures Close Mny July Spots up 10 and steady at UNITED STATES SENATOR VARDAMAN IN TOWN OK JUSTICE WILL II 10 DEFEND July United States Senator Vardaman arrived here this after noon and received calls from many friands at Hotel where he Is Senator Vardaman is in best of health and in fine spirits over the of President Wil NOTICE MEMBERS OF W Dont forget the meeting Thurs day state manager will be with us and wants to meet as many of the mem bers as He will have some thing good lell 11S in tUo Federal at Philadelphia tho En forcement oi Uio Eigh Hour By Associated Penn sylvania Railroad Company today fil ed in tho Federal court here a equity asking an Injunction against the three United States dis attorneys of for bidding them to bring suits of pros THE WEATHER CoM Weather Continue East of tlie to the By Associated at the lowest tem reported but the cold wate stilt held sway in all districts of the Mississippi river and ab normally low temperatures for No continued the weather being much colder everywhere east of the Mississippi except in while freezing temperature was re ported today as far South as the Gulf HARD CHRONIC COUGH MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION FRIDAY The Mississippi River Commission is scheduled to reach Greenville on board the steamer Mississippi on Friday afternoon next at 4 Secretary of the Mis Levee is notifying the members of the Board that a spe meeting will bo held Friday at edition against the railroad rl a tnat the members and FOOTBALL TOMORROW il of May up 12 and at collected in the extensive subter mr and chambers which for Negotiations to Delayed in transmission The opening of peace may perhaps be ex banged with fair prospects suc cess in the course of the coming win according to Count the Hungarian who is visiting He expressed these in an Interview given tho cor respondent of the Associated Press tn which he discussed the general Times Collects Morc Than rounds for Red Condon announces that its collections In behalf of the Red Cross work today passed the enormous amount of million which Is al most of American mon Aeroplane Drops A German naval Monday night raided the station at Saint near The Overseas Agency says that several build ings wero reported The aer was Victors on OIK on The occupa tion of by the Roumanians was announced by the Phonographs AND Victor AND d L SCHLOi BEERS COTTON After ruling easier in the early morning owing to realizing by satis lied market bulged into new high ground this because of higher Southern and the of a smaller crop The disposition is to reduce crop estimates and increase Consumption figures to falling off In ginnings of late and the enor pous consumption in the and good trade reports from England and Japan have helped to boost the price to higher Japanese are reported to be large buyers of cotton in Texts at the high est prices reached so competing with American and spin ners for the unsold Hion of this and it is are pay Ing relatively highe In the interior than those at tho quoted It seems the crop was picked fast er than ever sinned quicker than in past years and it now seems it is being marketed faster than any previous Nevertheless tho heavy is due to urgent demand from Amer lean and foreign who cnn to pay standing prices are higher than before in the past forty The feature of this situation is lo in the census bureau of showing the stock of cot ton in public storage places and at compresses throughout the country to have been nearly smaller on 1 than last If ho predictions for a small or less than are confirmed by t follows and mi i at compresses to show further in holdings from period to period ns the sinners re ports come In and tbo supply state ment of the census Issued for the renson that takings are likely to continue larger and stocks lose In and the junior football championship Greenville will take place thu j School Athletic Field tomor row Thursday afternoon at when the Greenville Academy team tackles the High School These j two fought their first game to j a GG draw about two weeks ago and Captains Jack and Steve of j he respective teams have been ng mighty hard since that time in t bring their teams up to the ittle better standard that seems ncc ssary for either side to The j first game proved one ot the best regardless of ever seen on ots and this husky bunch of youngj stars put forth every breath and evj in order to bring home the big end of the score to their respec tive Tho game will start promptly at and the admission is 15 and 25 and was i a j nf and i was I lo my I tool j j 1 henrd and H mo to health and ny is all pone We guarantee which conj tains and cod liver iron ami manganese and lor chronic and and for all run down also at the leading drug stores in all Mississippi ny under the provisions of the Ad eight hour The court is asked in the to declare the eight hour law Department of Justice to Defend the j J Gregory has decided tint tho i suits by the railroads the enj forcement of the law will defended by HIV art ment of Justice th defense In each to be worid between Solicitor General cers may meet the River Commis sion here Friday FRE STOPPED IN ITS INCIPIENCY This morning while services were being held at James episcopal a fire in the woodwork near a was A lady the services rushed across the Direct and phoned the fire depart ed nther department officials with j the in HIP United State attorneys in thJ i the ot busy trying to various EXTREMELY DETRIMENTAL York Central Files New New York Central filed suit to day in the Federal district court here to test the constitutionality of the Adamson eight hour Tho suit is directed against the three Federal district attorneys of New and ihe chairmen of each of the four Brotherhoods Trainmen In the extinguish the names the prompt of the fire how made a serious fire Thc incipient blaze was soon with insignificant To any company to go Into public or private comparison with the Penn Mutual of a com pany 70 years of age without a blem ish on its The reputed big companies are easy the Moral If you want a life insurance get first see WOOLF j WASHINGTON COUNTY ROAD BONDS WIN Tin to Issue I I I I t 1 II I I I I I h The Shoe JUST ARRIVED NEW PEARL GREY SOLID COLOR BUCK AND SWADE LADIES LACE BOOTS JOHL BERGMAN in Homls Voted by is CALIFORNIA LOOKS SAFER FOR WILSON By Associated San cial canvass today from five counties gave the lowest Democratic elector a majority ot over the highest The ladies of the Tem ple Auxiliary will give a parcels post sale at the Olympia Thurs The test a friendly brought to settle beyond dispute the right of Washington county to issue of permanent road bond voted by the tax on the pres Mill TP cnt assessed valuation of property MULES in the as settled in of j a carload of nice the right of the county to issue the brood mares also a lot horses and a number of large log bonds by the court of the state in an opinion handed down last 9 TA Justice Cook render On Blanton Opposite Freight Phone 730 For room 111 i ill Haven Hotel MM Phone Open for Raised on farm and two yearn experience n11 Delta plan tation three miles from I am at Capable ot handling labor and can bring eight to ton families with Address General 11161 w New Hotel and Restaurant European 717 Washington Completely and as pretty and good as found Delightful Unexcelled And the famous Cooking of the Best the Market We invite our friends and the public generally to inspect our new home and let us serve you in our new dining i ins the affirmed Chan I cellar Thomas no substance of the supremo courts opinion being as follows In an opinion hamled down liy Jns lice in Division the case of I Morris Highway Commission of jjj an B of for public road repainted was decided favorably lo the Jn neart of business The proceedings bad taken the laws of 1314 and excellent lo under which an election was cation for any held and the to the in case the holds it Is one to the power of the Board of visors to tax the people without first obtaining their and quite j another thing to confer upon Uio j people option of taxing them There Is no Ilin two Both may Rest Havon Amsterdam had the first crematory In tho ON THE PLACE TO Hvl Ash for All Hill for Pnr mill MOSBY COAL  

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