davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01
Economy.

"Have you given up dancing?"
"Yes. High cost of leather. Can't
afford to wear my shoes out"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01

sympathy is two hearts tugging at
one lOad."-Selected.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01
Lame Back.

Lame back is only one Of many symp-
toms OF kidney trouble. Other symp-
toms showing that you may need swamp
Root are being subject to embai RAISING
and frequent bladder troubles day and
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01

Ninety-three per cent of the floor Of
the ocean is devoid Of vegetation.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01
Dagger Signals.

n these danger signals are unheeded
more serious results may be expected
Kidney trouble in is worst form may steal
upon you
Thousands OF people have testified that
the mild and immediate effect of swamp
Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy, Is soon realized-that It stands
the highest for It's remarkable curative
effect in the most distressing cases. II
you need medicine, you should have the
hest
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01
Kidney Disease.

SPECIAL NoTEYu obtain bottle swampTtot
ten to DIR n
to
kidney liver and bladder troubles The value and Of swmpoo
readers advised
N. Y. When
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01

Better a close-mouthed friend than
clOse-fsted enemy.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01
Those Wedding Bells.

hose wedding Bells.
Abe-Did you get the opera score1
Pandora-Yeah; they were tied In
the last minute of the play.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01
Quite Wet.

VIILE NELs
"That was a fine dry parade yester.
day, wasn't it,"
"WeIl, not when it finished"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01

War has seriously affected the pea.
nut trade of Madras. India.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-12-01

night. irritation, sediment, etc.
Lack Of control, mnarting. uric acid
dizziness, indigestion, sleeplessneas, nerV
business, sometimes the heart acts badly,
rheumatism. bloating, lack Of ambitioh
may be loss Of flesh. sallow complexion.
Prsvaleney Of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize tie alarm.
ing increase and remarkable preyaloncy
OF kidney disease. While kidney dis
orders are among the most commoH
diseases that prevail, they are sometimes
the last recognized by patients, IOho
VSty 0fteN content fhSmselDSS 1Oifh doctor
ing the eGeets, sVhils fhe original disSaS,
may constantly undermine the system
Regular 6fty.cent aud one-dollar size
bottles at all drug stores.
Don't make any mistake. but repembei
the name DR. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and
the address Binghamton, n. y, which
you will find on every bottle.
nple size bottle Of swamp-Root by enclosing
ln, y. Y. This gives you the opportunity
iicine. They will also send you book Of
the thOugaUdg Of ora tpful Let ara rppsttfad
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
THE DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION
ruarxwAN or EXECUTIVE COW.
nrTEE CALLS BEAT MEETINGS
roe NAYS. 1918
County Convention
At Oxford on May Is.

A cal / hereby given for the
ausliied electors of Lafayette
county. Mississippi TO meet at the
uriOus voting precincts on the
81 day of May, 1915 alto
O'Clock 4 n and select from
ach beat 20 delegates 70 be apor-
toned from each voting precinct
sccoriing TO Aw; said delegates 70
rureseut their respective pre-
int AZ the Democratic County
Convention 70 De held at the La
aystse County Court House in
Oxford at 1:30 O'Clock p. n
% the 18th day Of May. 1916. at
Ehich Ast named time and place.
four delegates viii be selected to
represent lafayette County At the
Democratie State Convention TO Be
he'd a: Jackson. Mississippi, on
ne 18th day Of May, 1916.
Every qualified voter In the
ognry should take . special in
sereSc II this matter as these dele
z-es VII represent you In nomi-
zAting the next Democratie no
uinee for President of the United
cztes.
Respectfully,
B. T. MARKETT.
Chairman. County Democratic
Executive Counirtee-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
1 Own Board Says
Autos Must Not
Run in Oxford.

An ordnance against the running q
a1touobii@s or h0rsiess ca-ragss. rr,-
PEELED by steam or gasoline. Or cleo
'rieiiy, over AID along The pubic
streets Of Oxfort-
Whereas the running Of a1-cuob1~
or horselesz garages prop He'd br
steam Sz=ollu-, OF electricity th--1zh
and ever the pubic streets Of Oxford
menace TO the safety Of tie eirir-us q
the town Of Oxfor.l. and : destructive
Of private property,
b 4 therefor or5aines br the
Mayor and B ard Of Abgerm=u Of rb-
town Of oxford, thar 20 shau b IN
lawful for any p=rsan 20 run OF Operate
Al s1-0mobiie q hors=iess earrag-
propeiled BY steam gasoline % eleorri-
CRY through AMI zl0ng the pubEc
streets Z the town Of oxford. and rha-
every person Or persons viols-luz this
ordnance shaI b punished b. a hn=
q not less than $50 no- mo-e than
IS o. or By imPusoumeut IA the
county Al not le=z thza ten days. Or
both for each 1E=zse-
Be il further 0r5alu=d. Il appear
ing 70 the Bard OF Mayor ard AId=r-
Usn tha- there = necessity for putting
this or'Enanc= into eject immediate
y Z L the-=forr ordered By the Board
Of Mayor and Ati=rz=n thzt the sane
20 INTO eject tr0u and afrsr the da-e
Of Il pss=a-=-
This riinance va read and con
siceret By sections and passed BY the
following y=a and nay vose, ?. NJ
Slower. J H LaEshee. H D. sun
uervlIe. ?. Webster and G. " knight
voting yea Nzys BOns
2 : ADAMS, Mayor
J H LAwsHEE, town CLERK
Nay :. Iss-
The above ordinance was enacted
only eight years ago. AM al that
tine i Was thought 70 b. right
But later the ordinaoee Vas fOUnd
To be contrary "a public sentiment
and 4ccordinaIly II was repealed.
To-Day We have over 100 auto
mobiles running al break-necs
speed through the town the faei
OF the business = II / dangerou.
for pedi>tran> u attempt 10 eros
a street without looking IN every
direction AMI theu he must b
quick or take chances Of beng rur
over By some reckless automObils
driver.
A speed limit should b passed
by the town authorities befOr'
some shocking accident oocurs-
TIE above ordinance L printel
To show the great change that ha-
come about n Oxford within IL
past eight years. AMI II viii ,
read with interest BY many
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
RHEUMATIC PAIN STOPPED

The drzwIng OF muscles the SIRE
u--s. stiffness and zz0aizing Eslz y
Rheumatism quickly yield % sloan' =
I.fuIu=nr. Il S1Imulztes eircularadr q
re painful part just apply a. 1lrrer-
81 70 the sore spots Il shirt -ae
he rain gives way 70 Atlngiiug seass-
ton u eouEoyr ard warmth Here :
proof--I have had wonderful relief
since I used your Linimsnr or ny
knee To taink one Application gave
me relief. Sorry I hzvn'T space %
tel vou the history Thanking E91
for what your remedy has done Tor
5er1-Szmes : Ferguson E1L-saai7s
pa Sb1an's Liniment kills pain &c
AZ Druggists
fA4rsr-ssE=n1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27

Colds. rnznizg Of nos@, courin1ssi II
ritzf50l q ne r1ueuzs rz-l-zzs Il
n=giee1e1 Eaay Mzz1 Ga-zrrz lar=r-
DoE7r take ne e. 4neez-si0 s1ZeenElg
flr y1Ur c15A1. GnzAiTs1 VIII not take
'eFs-T ul=slieius=- bat sh4y Wiu take Dr.
kIEgsS NeW Discovery ard without
orE1zrx o. reEzEg lisa sweet pleas
arr Tar syrup and % elective J-s1
l4x4Evs ezo1gn ID eliminate the waste
roT=Gus- AlE--sr che Ersr 1o=e kzIps-
ARWssEs prepared, 10 mixing o. fasslzz-
'sEst 1sS 'E0ue ssrugzis- for Dr. Kings
New Discovery L wilEszfsglzr1 your
caild against sen 1us ailments res1I-Iax
ron colds Adv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
Gard of Thanks.

To ali our friends. who showed
u and our beloved husband ausl
father. such unstintei kiRdnes.
during his affection and our great
sorrow. sc wish IN this public
manner. "a express our sincere
thanks. Nav G0.l's richest bleSs-
ings be long spared a similar sor-
rOw. i orr sincere wish
Nrs- p. H Wright and children.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
CORN AND TOMATO
CLUB CASH PRIZES
COS MY -tFEEINTE~DEyr wTAErY
ANNnt NrE~ LE~T uF FEGxE~
ToE rHE CITB aEMHEE<
Many Boys and Glrls
Entering the Contest

Never before II the history Of
lafayette county has such IN
duoemsnt been olFeresi To the boys
and gisls II Lafayette county.
We are receiving the names Of
Hew 1emaers b both u the clubs
daily To - a member q either
club yol must hs a ho1A fie
sss5enl of tie pgbilc schools, ami
you must 4ggree % wOrk your
patch as7uiiug e. the in-sruction
sent yoa- Belox ar the prizes 10
b offered a. present- Oshers Eiu
te offered alter
First Prize $4,000 IN gold viii
- esvsn g. the. BOY Ehc gross tie
greateSs number Of bushels Of
eorl 10 ole-half ARE.
>eooud Prize. Beard ami tuition
sill Be gwen the Agricultural
SHOOT ons year 10 the boy whO
grows tie greatest number bushels
of com N one-half aere. the boy
agreeing 90 deliver said corn 10
the Sgss.uIthfai >chool Bard Al
Oxford The corn becomes the
uruu.artr Of -. z-ho.s1
Third Prize Slu-0o IN goEi sill
p gwen o the boy who gross
the sezzs gr'74aa-s agl15.sr ts-sllels
- ooru ~ ora--azlf acre
FozFtA Prize. So n gol wiI
gIvea 70 the hos wno grvws
sae 1ess lsif ears 81 ocrn - a.
supervisor azs-r5es- TIE corn INST
= Epse 9 - the aszzty far
Fifth Pre- SL1u n r01l VII
= givea - tie dsg Eho zr0<s
the -suzI t.sz ren lIei ear Of
-url In s s1E@rsl-or .Ilssrl.s-
Tae eoru must D. src1ghr - the
ssznry far
fEEzEl- FEHz TEIE r1sEAro GLIB ssHEx.s-
Firsr Prize s=-ass "a eu sill
b glvea % che gri who zrUxs
tie creates number cazs = ~
alz1a.~s 10 oze-tenth 4 a. are
~e,rE Pr1n.- Ba-f and szzsioz
vii be zzsen sae girl n t,le Azrl-
cultural 5000 coz year xhO
grows AL le5vers TIE greAaeS-
number ans % sa-zzoe< frou
0ue-eighs - an are tie s4ze 10
r. - property u tie scho.sl-
!. -ssss Z : : ---==s- : q Z5ssz III
D. g5vea - the zri who grDzs
tie sa0ul Erzzs=-s a-zber cAzz
Of taIatae= a oze-s=rrh ~ A
a1re-
Fogrth Przrs- Ss-om e8g4EIIl
= Elven - Ihe FRI Eao CAS- the
creates number e=azs u tazA-oes
u Der szperslssrs district
FIhh Pre- So. IN g0bi MI
. Elven % Ehe -lFl wE0 cars the
s--ousl grsasr~E uazbsr ezas Of
tomatoes 10 her supervisor Dr.
Any by Or girl Eho doesn't
HEasers-1n3 tie re-alaEi0n wIIl %
givea aay information b wrislng
~ Chester A. MeLArty-
Thn-e $40 have not yet oIned
Nll 6e required u send their
Aaraes nos Ater than the 18th OF
Nay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
Union Grove News

Ezrs vas a large crowd II Union
Sunday.
Azzis Nay Gardner, Myrtle Myres,
CaA-ts Woods Forrest Woods, were
Il Union Sunday
Cara and Dennis Leach were the
gzesrs Of Mr. HOlIoweH Saturday
Night
NJ and Mrs. Emison Ivy spent
Sunday a. he home Of J-C- Czrothers
Z J. GArtaer and Len Jones spent
Sunday wi-h z 5 Cooper.
NJ azd Mrs Lester Ssogner spent
s1ziAT VIII Mr.. and Mrs Hips
NJ and Mrs Hubert Gray spent
>1-d2y with Mr. and Mrs Walter
Graz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
YRS. Galloway MAKES WISE
SUGGESTIONS On COUNTY FIR

Editor EAgie:-As one who has
not only been genuinely Interest
ed in our County Fair but A. one
Nho has plAyei a small part there
n ami observed very closely re-
suits etc. | beg leave to ogfer =
few suggestions a. you - kindly
and cordially have invitel = o.
DO.
In the first pace / am very
much IN favor Of a fair OF any
move that tends to the pro-r,as
and uP-lift Of our county AM Der
people. l believe that Gods pan
for u L sunshine. prosperity ard
health AM anything short % this
: bred By our careless disregard
Of natures avs
l believe IN prepareine-s. better
farm AM garden products. better
flowers. better i've stock. better
poultry. better fruits. ETC. and the
lAst but thank heaven not least /
believe n better home. better
health AMI better people
Nov 70 the point ,uggess 10
your committee n Arrangements
that If the object Of the fair i a.
bring about eOlIIu0us a. ah0ye
stated that the Street Carnival
such a. ha> heretofore been a.
Lowell To pay It's part during the
far period Kill have % bs cut OK
This feature literally ecliTs=
the interest and demoralizeS every
thing that comes under Is IN
fuenee-
know whereof / spezk- NAN
hers Of men spend msusy tllaf
their wives and children are n
dire need Of Al home and numbers
Of our bright sturdy boys get
their first lessons n mma-alify
AZ these Places
Oh, one says but a fool an
his money viii soon separate any
way and the toxn hzd US n vel
10 have the taxes these people pay
10 defray the expense Of the fair
/ | arguesthat the atmosphere iLA-
greets one entering into any pare
has deal % do with his co0duc-
after he : admitted. ami il tda
town OF far grounds De deoora-el
with attractive farm and garlsl
produce, fine COWS. hogs. horse
and chickens VARIOUS AMI sulirJ
fruits. cookery fancy articles AMI
+ honest. faced men All women a1,.
+ beautiful children. eaeh one we
ing with the other n some spea
art insteaI Of these low and fllay
Icircuses. whose chief conceFn L
the almighty dollar regzrgles. b.
the means employed - get r. taf
nan and WOMAN heretofore an
eorcerned xiIl get VISION ot li.
In IL trueSt 2nd most h.saut5fu
senSe and many Of them b f0ul-
II the ranks 4 year henee sid
something worthy ~ exhibit
f Lets cur out the street CaruIra
and while Ne a. apeop.e work %
gether for better physczl eoEll
tons. Les make = trsmen 1
effort 70 elevate the mOrals 81 au
town AID county. for Ehar I'll q
profit u. friends. If sc A. a pen
PIE excel IN every yak Of tlr
+ life If W lose that that gives =
passport over the narr0W E4T q
a more perfect existence-
NRs. A. >. CALLOwAT-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
P.E. KilGHT, II AGED aIRH,
PASSES 70 The GREAT BEYOND.

The subject Of this sketch pas
"a into The SAINT reSs- AZ II.50
p m April - 1916, after a
brief i.asSs. beiag - years e
Age-
Mr.. Wright E2s horn IN SOUTH
Carolna- April .. Iss7- His
parents movei 10 Marshzll county
Miss. when he va ahout two
year OIL With t'le exception 81
two years spent iR Louislana. his
life VA spent IN Mississippi Ia
three aiioininz COUNTIES. namely.
Marshall. Tate AMI Lafayette.
having livei N Oxford sinee 1870
Mr.. Wright Ras married to
Mss AIMS August Cizrke- u
Marshall o1unty. >ept. = ISL
To thi- unioa five chihlren xerr
h0rn- fonr sons zutl Oue daughter.
two of his on having precee,le,l
him 90 th- Spirit WoriL Dr.
VII Wright OF Jacksou. au.i
Bennest- ~ Hattie~burg. and Mis-
Ella e Oxford arr the surviving
chiiiren- His lifelong companion
/ stiu with u
His profession II faith IN Christ
dates back % hi> early Efe- He
tirst unite,i with the Tyr0 Bapti.-
church II Marshall county. Sfna
coming b. Oxford his Numbers IL
las been Eith the Oxford Baptist
church Though AZ td-Se wears
his life has been consistent Wirh
HI profession
In lsss be- rrspou.i-d 20 tie
cslI 81 tie >,outh and enlisted Is
defense IF rhe loss cau-s. beuu
NJ a usem ~ Of C'rnpany l. sssa
pppi Regiment he to1k
pare IN several 81 tie hArI f1u-s
5aE-ses u The xsr- ChskamAazs.
PsrFs SHE AMI others aal Eas
taken pri=l1er Il the bazts- q
Lo0koar Mountain su1 earriel ra
Roek Isla1si pr5zan- Ehere he r.
m4insa until near the elase u ELas
Far. when Be was exchanged.
he wes truly = veteran for h.
oomraiS n arms bear uzsr7utel
testimony % hI- valor On the
hattie field. AMI ~oiiierly h.ariuz
IN tie camp
But hi spleniii qu4litie, q
heart we're bet displayed IN tie
home. being 10Th a devoted nus
hand and q father who Vas ever
oolsderate Of the hest Interest, of
his ehihlren- He va permItta
% I've 10 see his caildren zell firresi
for life. and thus Ii them lie / n
nrolucing himself over AMI over.
ar rh.sga .ia.s.l Ii Ill zr.=s II
their EveS-
Mr. Wright "a a alsAn Of stroug
7onvaetiuus- He believed IN tie
justice Il the southern cause H
Ezs loy4l 70 his nzt5ou- - friea3s
ami rs relies beEsf.- h
melaEy sill hing - eherl-aei 5y
taose xlo sueE hIm ie-L
Nay blessings rssz upla the be-
reaved f4mily- azI grnce - grzna-
ei . as dls7z~.are cszapaniou
81 6fsy four years
Hi- remains we're hii u ret II
- Peters oemesery. this cIry.
>uZ lay afternoon 81 4-s- and to-
many BEAUTIFUL flowers thai were
heap.7i upon the new grave. hid
ing II completely. attest tae high
e>teeme ms life WAs ned BY hls
many frien1s here
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27

S5-09 cash and ~ cents per
week pays for q Singer Sewing
Machine See J. H. Morris for
prizes Southeast crlrer square,
phones. Office ri, residence {. --3siz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27

SEE W. B. Mcmahon ST.,
ABOCI a Policy In The Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Is3mo
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
Oxford Business
Mems Club WIN
Haze Banquet.


a. + So Vas elected ure-5-
aenL DR. =. g. Culiey. wee urssi-
lel- t.. q. Hughe,. @ecretary.
isea- NJ Kegs. re,or,lluE --retarv-
TIE Clubs slogan Las been for
lafayette County. Oxford AMI
-le University
>aue ~ the aeumpEshmenrs
,lrfraE tie 6rst year. xorS arr A.
fo.lE Street, % iei. a cleaner
town 1dv0satesl. a han4ne. given
ln tie court yarI a. whieh several
I ssil1--i-llesa guest Eere present.
a. ]. Ans. day Eltl more than
oue-llousaul farmer. ami bu,i-
De-- lleL present
Tat .4ay ras the ts-7unIng u
"a revolution n Lafayet1a county
a1A has airs1iy prusi1eai results
of al-nld value tl the farmer anl
business men ~ the essuury.
4 repurt from our worrhly ex-
pres a-enE = one Instance IN
wl progress l. clearly shown.
bows Thr1ugh TIE courtesy
los tee agent J. ~ kirkaul. We
1lEe =erure,i 1ae figures showing
.t4- amount ~ expre~- business
da1e during tie month - Mari.
lsl-i. A. compared with TIE month
~ ~
= 80
~ - "a ~
~ s'A-o'l- e
%
-. H
-
tl- IS - 'iAf
--
~ - LOT - b
4a
ass ~ 8r -H-.-
- A A 'AieFa
k4rfl. Ne 1 -as
- ~aE- a @ -arZers
az zaElaz e. AMI Lz are las-
-
--L
a1
pr - - 49,
slle7s i- go -> PPM
a> @ -
a. ~ ei''ss
- cd DC g.
is5l-- 20
h # @ s--l "a
50 ana la
az 1tlf N-- & el @
iiE>l g's''i-'i - g ll- = - - e,
IsArt 20 CITING RAY for The can
pan
he jefferson DAYS Zig Nay
Eol tr e lIu1ga -
lA=lIa nal Z IL .tl zer pXfori
fi.isllsss 4l@a : Nl1A Ill- elae
aust AZ central an eastern
y 49,. i'ii g. aE'asl okes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27

Time. tide and the var wait for
10 man
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27

Health, Ee1lth and cussedness
are modern tripless-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-04-27
Respectfully,
B. 7. MARkETT-

Chairman. County Democratic
Executive Committee
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-05
JAP ULT|MATUM
SENT TO CHINA


thy Associated Fress)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.--Secret de-
mands in addition to those published
in dispatches from Peking are being
pressed on China by Japan as result
Of the recent clash of Chinese and
Japanese troops at Cheng Chiatun. 1t
became known here today that the
situation is much more serious than
has been indicated. confidential re-
ports saying the unpublished demands
threaten the authority of China over
the whole of inner Mongolia.
Officials here view the development
with real anxiety. fearing another
China-Japanese crisis, which might in
volve the interests of the United
States.
Another clash between Chinese and
Japanese troops Is officially reported
from Chaoyangpo. Mongolia, and has
led to the dispatch OF heavy Japanese
reinforcements. 1t is claimed that
the Chinese attacked the Japanese
while the Japanese were advancing
to mediate between the Chinese and
Mongolians.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-05
WAR ON WORLDS COMMERCE
Hughes in Land of Enemy
Takes Up the AdamSOn Bill

tion, and. second, for legislation on
facts according to necessities of the
case And | am opposed to being
dictated to either in the executive
department or Congress by any power
on earth before the facts are known.
We have great country and great
future. But it can only be preserved
in one way: that was is the way of
all honest, fair investigation and can
did treatment Show me the way
that is right and will take it; but
won't take any way that ] do not
know anything about"
The audience, which had inter-
rupted Mr.. Hughes repeatedly in the
earlier portion of his speech to cheer
for Wilson, heard the declaration in
silence and at its conclusion applaud
ed him.
The night address. the second OF
the day, was delivered before a
crowded house.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-05
OPT|M|STS HOLD
ON TO THE GYPSY

News OF the strike ON the Gypsy
Queen caused distinct sensation
yesterday when brokers were busy
trying to pick up blocks from local
holders. No disposition to sell was
manifest In spite of the fact that II
was bid A specimen of the ore was
ON exhibition in Fred. Browns win
dow. This held public attention all
afternoon and during the evening,
The sample shows between three and
four inches OF high grade in broken
CLASSY trachyte. The values are car
ried In six foot ledge that aver
ages between $l2 and SIS clear
across. while the high grade streak
runs 1920 in gold.
This morning the stock opened al
Is bid In New York, but the price
was not held after the opening in
San Francisco, where bearish infiu
ences dragged down the Queen tt
IL bid
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-05
HANDTO HAND FIGHTING IN RAIN
OF SHELL GERMANS VANQUISHED

to yield part of the ground gained,
with the Germans at last accounts
in possession of the farm itself.
One of the most formidable German
counter attacks struck southward, try
ing to catch in the flank the British
who had entered Ginchy. With Gut
lemont lost, Ginchy became all the
more vital to the Germans The,
brought up reinforcemepts. SO did
the British. Amid these ruins, with
both sides hesitant to fire for fear OF
hitting their own men, machine guns
and rifles ratified where they could be
used and bombers worked from the
cover of any remaining trenches
shell craters and piles OF mashed
bricks and mortar.
Aviators scouting for information
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-05

over the scene saw 1t as mad foot
ball scrimmage of struggling figures.
The British are still holding fast
to the sunken road beyond Guillemont
and in a pelting rain this morning
fighting continues around Falfemont
farm and the wedge of wood. where
a section of the Prussian guard still
holds out. Without cessation German
guns have kept up terrific volume
of shell fire at Guillemont.
The army heads are gratifled be
cause south OF Ginchy TO the Somme
despite immense German preparations
the attack has been the most com
plete attack of any since the offen
sive began except that OF July IA
when the British broke the German
second line.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-05

LONDON, Sept 5.--British troops
captured the Germans defenses on a
5000 yard front for an average depth
of 500 yards, including Guillemont viii
lage. In the fighting north of the
Somme river the whole of Ginchy was
captured, but the British were com
PEELED to give ground, retaining part
Of the village despite heavy counter
attacks. over 1000 Germans were
captured. The prisoners reached the
collecting stations alive through sue
cessive curtains of fire. Nearly all
the Germans in the Guillemont sector
we're killed The British carried
their light machine guns forward and
with these faced the German counter
attack under cover of their artillery.
At Moquet farm the Australians has