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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New Orleans, Oct. 4.-Liverpool
continues reticent, showing only 8 to
a points advance this morning. The
difference between our market and
Liverpool is now only 2s0 to 300
points, whereas it should be 400 or
over. Spots were quoted 8 higher on
sales Of 10000 bales. Our market
opened 2 to 10 higher on buying for
a bullish weekly report and the exist
ing general disposition to buy. on all
reactions such as we had around the
close yesterday. Little Rock advises
that sixty to seventy-fve per cent Of
crops picked.e ginhed and sold in the
hill;sectiSns Of that state. A wave Of
buansS by the public came On the
markets in the second hour and car
ried prices 10 points higher. (y) -ss
There is no change in the spot Sit
uation. rM
J. F. CLARK g. co.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
EVER TRIED "A GRAsSHOPPER
. SANDWICH?-IT'S' NICE. . :"

sandusky, Ohio, Oct, .4.- Uniei
Associated Press. III the residents
of this city adopt new dietary fad,
the chief item on the menu will he
gqrasshopper sandwiches. They are
very tasty and nice, having q nutty
flavor. L. Chester Bliss, assistant
curator Of the lSandusky high school
museum, and . perfectly cieaf-hesded
man, guarantees this titbit as worthy
Of . trial. This d the way TO make
the sandwiches: Getla nice batch and
remove the heads and wings; toast
over slow fire and place between
thin slices Of butterd bread. opce
tried you will always serve them
perhaps.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
ca COTTON. ION. II HIGHEST ] ] EST I
/. j IN. MANY. YEARS
1Hi5U - d ,Aff9aNi IUVA itVil ~ z
january; Contracts 70 at New York
r .yHhot bfs zYB3y % 81 ,gyai 5[B
ID deoo Reach 2s ti.r-lH H.isTAdvanced L 5Al' Over
dPSa a'f'1o" so Points Today. e2

E" The New York cotton 1 market clos.
Eed at the Highest point today that it
has closed at in many years. Janu-
aifeyt aifeyt' eoiittrHaatets oiittrHaatets g reached 1910 in New
Orleans; and 17.ls in New York, which
Is The Highest that the future market
has ever been at this season of the
year. ir..
'aNw Orleans advanced from 26 to
2S .Roipts ,todaya,while New York up
from 81 to 81 points. Spots at New
J York ,Wele 10 points up and 13 points
Up at New Orlesns, Sales 5,135 bales.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
LIBERAL CLASSIFICATION FEA.
led TURE OF DOG SHOW. = a ~. .

" -LII III JAsS > 4ytl ht- .t,sFl W fjF'y f3at
I pa lD1sa1nbbury, bury, Conn, Oct Aus ulnfioopa
Associated Press. s.)-One Of the fea-
lures of the premium lists of tbs Dan
bury Dog Show, which opeqpp994y, here
today is the liberality of the elassii-
cation. Several breeds hitherto nes5
llected are provided for in the kSt OF,
prizes. Unclassifed specials are also
an added feature. As many Of the
greatest millionaires of the East live
in this section during, the summer and
exhibit their dogs at the shHW, ths
event event is 2 Of unusual interest 'y in 5daag
dom. 4Jaah nm yq,,i,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
V''':E[|l|'fER Y: ! 4 ! ] Ans MAKE
UP BOSTON; N;.TEAM
American League Champions Have a
,Hg.1 wij 10 COS I93a&fi J UI.lGs.9 -gF
Is StsaPs Backing ea l'eg.,iplnt in the Worlds
'S7r-
tgis,ssFf' y Series. sfn2. NJ gi
LalBz Associated Press.l

New York, Oct. 4. The American
League Representatives III the Coming
Worlds Series will bela veteran COM
binaaioHsi& every sense Of the word
both in pennant and series champion
ship play n age and experience the
4 Boston, Americans are veterans who
2havs Been II tie lea ana ali proved winners in
many hard-fought league and
Worlds Series drive. Taking the play
ers on the club roster and without
regard to those who will or will not
figure in the battles with the National
League standard bearers, it will, be
found that their average age is t'ven-
ty-seven and half..years and their
average years in professional baseball
trifle over seven. So far as their
physical statistics are concerned it is
shown that they average 174 pounds
per man and in height feet 10 2-3
inches.
Strange as it may appear but one
player halls from Boston, the remain
der Of the team coming from all parts
Of the country to form the Champion
ship combination which won the
American League pennant after one
of the hardest fights in the history of
the junior league. The one player
who can really call Boston his home
is Janvrin, utility infielder, who may
fill second base position because of
Captain Jack Barry's injured hand.
The other men eligible to participate
in the title play as members of the
Red Sox, and to share in the conse-
quent reward, come from places wide
ly separated, many Of them in OBJ
scure corners Of the land lifted to pub
lie notice only by the appearance Of
their names as members of Worlds
Series contending team.
The American League champion
Red Sox Of 1916 resemble closely the
team which won the worlds champion
ship last year, but have lost three
more Of the small remaining group
which triumphed over the Giants for
the title in 1912. Speaker is gone,
Ray Collins, the left-handed pitcher,
has passed, and Joe Wood, smoke
ball" pitcher Of other days, is under
suspension because Of salary differ
ences. New faces have been added,
two appearing as possible successors
Of Speaker at center field, Walker,
formerly Of the St.,Lpuis Browns and
Shorten, who was called from the
Providence Intsfnationais. Another |
new out-felder is Walsh, one-time
member Of the champion Athletics.
McNally, q utility in-felder, 10 Of po-
tential value largely because of his
speedy base-running, while Wycho6
and Jones' ypitchers and, Agnew, ! |
catcMr3 3rspikeN u play only nega.
tive aM N thdsssries. W %
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
PRISON REFORM CONVENTION
MEETS.

Buffalo, Oct. 4-ttJiioh Associated
Press.) Delegates from alr parts pt
the country gathered here today for
the opening Of the convention Of tho
National Prison Reform Association.
"A number Of prominent men and
women will speak in the various
churches tomorrow and the business
sessions Of the CONVENTION wilr take
place next week q NJ WI
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
GREAT CROWDS 4 !
!: c GREET Il ] I WILSON
jsli Middle Ole. West est Enthusiastically Wei
comes President Much APP
plause Given Him.
(By Associated Press. /

i Alliance, Ohio, Oct. Al President
Wilson has been most enthusiastically
greeted by cheering crowds. seasdhe
passed through the Middle West en-
route in Omaha. His train was met
at the stations and the President ap-
lplauded.s Elt aAi.A@M05lLA 81 4plI
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
SAN FRANCISCO HAS A NEW
LIGHTING SYSTEM.

San Francisco, Oct. 4.-(Union A.
sociated Press.) Jan Illumination car
nival began here today in celebration
Of the completion Of the new Market
street lighting system, which is to
4egNgs@ &aes sA1rs &xStsS Into !
path o4 Sold,"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
BAD BAD DISASTER. i EE,REl, !, /. !. !. !.
4 4 Il. :' s:'a..ATs'.CLE]VEIl..ABND
.sfcGa lIG3B oai 70 liz $50 tHicq
~ 2,IQw yllr--7--T Ga6 gd G&o
Street Cars Plunge OF viaduct--Two
1t Glf ~ .&'LGI ""J - ts.4 CIV SVG
g'a 1KillsdSixty Hurt, Two otI
= -''A''Y . Seriously. '>' go "-l ~
(By Associated Preess.)

Cleveland, Oct, 4.-The death, list
in last nights bridge accident. .sisn
which two street Cars plunged 30
feet from the viaduct to the iBAlti-
more and Ohio tracks, rernainea At
two today. OF the SO persons J. injured sh,fsl
it is expected that one or two will dies.
tttsilt = Il9tH GA l4iG2t31 l&lI .tEu3
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
a=-s-a--s----
Thousands Tho "a in New York Realize A.d-
8 vance When Dairy Restaurants Z
2it &3V01st rt&a g5idJq Hga3t
!a iH2ysol Raise Prices, ID .lasA
: (By Associated Press.gt8

New Yotk, Oct. 1.-The rising cost
Of food was impressed upon thousands
Of citizens here today by the action Of
the largest dairy, restaurant .'in the
city. in advancing prices, The cor,
poration, which owns a chain Of lunch
rooms in New York and other cities; cities
added five cents to the prices Of al
staple dishes, fssi+iTofr @..5 ...x,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04

81 ho4sifBy Associated PrsssyD
aooNew York,,iU iUc..aW4 hlFo 'ipass
gers ofsslsvated' traits MsrS mjp
today when Vstympathi2efs Ut hs'st
ing street railway i,en osh3wefed
trains with bricks ana stones +
house tops. q Elevated 'traiins and tn
cross town surface hcafs were alta
ed: oNo' arrests Have Been t,iaae:. !
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
FAKE GERMAN TRENCHES.
By Associated Press. y.

4w yBy Associated Press.) ~,
Paris, Oct. "A strongly fortified
line, Of Greman .defenses between Nor
val and ST, Pierre Vaast Wood, on the
,Soolmllme front, has been captured by
the French, the war office announced
today. Two hundred prisoners were
captured. ,5.r y "A u V
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
HEAVY GRAIN AND Z GRAPE
W9h CROPS I'm FRANCE 10

.Ai .iJIii n lEiy 80 HH''t'o ~
Y Paris, Oct. 4.--(UnionE Associated.
Press. 1T is certain that Frsnte vii
not have to worry as much about the
grain and wine Industries this year as
last, for from all parts of the c6hiitry
a heavy harvest is reported. Pet&t5es
suffered much from dryness, but GOOD
crops were raised in many sectors
and the beet yield has been en,lnentiy
satisfactory. 1ah A9% 9Jj t& aAi
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
WEEKLY COTTON REPORT.

Picking and ginning of cotton pro-
crossing rapidly. Picking is nearly
completed in the southern portion Of
the cotton region and is being pushed
elsewhere, but late crop in the Car
olinas and cotton on bottom lands in
Oklahoma are maturing slowly on &C.
count of cool weather. The boil wee-
vii has prevented further fruiting in
Texas. W W
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04

of sportsmen who expect this weather
condition tofrbring down the, mallasds
and other migrating game fowl down
from their summer haunts during the
present month. Quail will not be, in
season until November II, and then
only for twenty-eigh days. ~"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
IlBy Associated Press. ]

! ! london, e Oct 4-Eyulacourt y , Labbaye,
on the somme front, for the possess
sion Of which heavy fighting has been
in. progress for several days, is now
entirely in the hands of the British,
the war office announced today. I. Y
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
T. & OFFICIALS
NJ MUST. Il MAKEREPLY
Questions Asked " T. ac.l c! Regard
.,., A., g | 9ll.YH3SSF3 ~ 3anI3
'N" ing Contri buttons Must Be
6 ,aGGiJ aiJAJ
{ 1343o Answered. '
RyaAssociated Press. J

t1" Eh(BLTiEI ITlf kti rt5
Washington, Oct. 4.-Miltop Smith,
president and other officials Of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad must
answer questions propounded by the
Interstate Commerce Commission re-
:aarding2 contributions by the road to
political campaign funds, Justice
Stafford, of the District Of Columbia
Court, decided today. oaIr..
81 The court held that the Commits
sion had the right to know about such
contributions, because they might ef-
feet the question Of the reasonable,
iiass3of rates and important questions
in railroad accounting. !,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
~ s1hs q m " Sis fgfrf Am tsf4AtfAF lSgft
RUMANIANS RETREAT.
(By Associated Press. y,

{, Berlin, i Oct. The Rpmaaiaa
forces f, which crossed the, Dandke be-
tween !, cen. Rutschpk and Turtukai. havs
Withdrawn dlrraav hastily, the war Office an
rounced today, This was caused BY
encircling movements Of Field Mar
shal Won Mackensen, commander Of
the forces Of the Central Powers in
Dobrudja.. ~ \ ''il 9SSisa ~
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
!, RUSSIANS. ARE GAINING. G.
(By Associated Press. ).ft

~ n Wy Assoclateu 'Ffess. - 777'-
Log London, Oct. 4,-After three days
iiinncess'ant IN and furious {. fighting the
Russians are reported to have won
considerable advantage in their new
'1rrfily' drive .o''nFloIL. on IL.emberg from the south,
and to be threatening 9Brzezany, an
important railroad center, SO miles
southeast Of Lenlberg. T2fs f8a W
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
LJyiil IHHJ loIJ Illt.s.U slnIG v
+. NEW YORK. MARKETS.

5,,a .ss}oopen High. High, Low. Close.
octt cSttt 1IY 1856 S0si,t,]1he,e 1858 1854 1e.s2-s5
IsS Ese ll lSs5 Sf .517I,d1 17I,d14 8l 1890 17.1o-A14 -
yan isEb vi5l'77lo HOO stili7J 171s, ,1 1884 17.1s-1s
Mch. |....17.12 1885 17.O1, 1734-36
Nay sh y;lgl7.25 1850 l7,sao. il7.lr7s Ill 17.4s-5o1
,isSi NV York ,.'1 spofs l; 1e,So-1o e 10 up. 4, :.
nt!IS.v " s Orleans 81. Spots 1e.la--7ls vp. y,
Sales 5,135, w
j I900t9D 0i 81 80. htisl lE4A.lNa -.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
DOESN'T SOUND 9 NICE
aiso9n ": INPRAfER BOOK. .Hi'd

.St. Louis, Oct. ,4.-(U Union ASsociat-
"a Pfllss l yahssl
ed divines Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church will spen The greatest conyeass. en-.
tionin thffistSM aEglenomisss-
tioAtin tMeeitN Matts:sA Of graSA.
imfMtancs8ste be disRsed, fMh
as u. Alyorg THE election T.. Hf . colssAAd Id.
bishops for colored districts, the al-
.yisahdiit fSE: fAa.3
dead, ETC., But the elimination of the
word damn" from the Episcopal
prayer book is expected to bring out
some exciting discussion, A certain
element thinks that the word "con-
denim" iS, prsfeYabler yarguiag rtbat
+dann" ! &b insTeres,r riAAhe
beauty Of the service and has bad
influence on -the young. v
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports 28,603, including 14,505
coastwise. ~, ~,
Port stocks: New Orleans, 191,-
2Ss; Galveston; 279,1S7; Savannah,
61,261; New York, S0,261. ~ mf1
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
MONEY foIsNp.

We can make loans on farm lands
q l,2 ~ cent, ( lcssEt Etins. ~
charge unless loan is made. No In
spection fee.
GARDNER Ml!Is'RHg NJ g 4, IAARlDNER,
" " w, w. ~ ~, SseS@S>
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04

V&U ,I(By "A Associated EFress,D al OF
je Boston, Ont IL -The> distribution of
reserNed sseatl ticketsrfortethe sW erldi
Series baseball gameso eralihetWsen'
the Brooklyn Nationals and the Bos-
ton Americans Gwhichjo hers, Sat
urday, began today 10 noiiasil edo
Allg ofotha 27,sDObtseats available
have bssbsavetsdt BY applications, ofsi
ficisle1ssidrni lsissps biss ,ta95 bni
Wagers are being offered atuodusg
Of ten. to sever, ss on Boston here heepe. oo3
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
HUGHES BACK IN. NEW YORK.
eQHN (By Associated Press.1 lH5t3

\ - w HHD0S 'ssVSS1 : HO0R'' 7'3r-1 ?
q New York, Oct.44 ~ Charles Hughes
wound up several weeks of political
activity at reception given him last
aight at the Union League club Mon.
day he starts another western tour
that may extend as far as Omaha.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
STEERS FOR SALE.

Two yoke Of work steers, in good
Y condition, about four years old, weight
glabcut 100 lbs. each. Adressa. or
phone e, Itts Benz, Mis-, Z. j., lss,
lO % ID D@S60@,tSS) " )En otTI Vi
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
7, rRUlMAlNIANs STILL GOING.

:, -RUMANIANS STILL GOING.
'>asl0 tBy Associated Press. ,a
Sofia, Oct. 4.-The Rumaniaf1s whe
crossed the Danube, and are invading
Bulgaria are described as a "consid-
cradle unit Of troops" BY the, war Of
flee today. The statement does not
report any clash between the Bulga-
rians and the invaders. 5i,'%t f'll'+s
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
TO SELECT NEW CABINET. x
Z (By Associated Press.)s W

Toxic, Oct. 4.-The emperor has re-
quested Lieutenant General Terauchi,
former minister of war, and former
President General Korea, TO- ofgsnise
new cabinet to succeed the ministry
of Marquisokuma.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
: Pz7H ? n 81
a1&IVm'EAN)liG
& R.GAsRd >R6 aef1oae
Meeting of Council. r@
l&ei1 2s2iA,l !. .rgs,|.2is.ll,4It ps,y-

'I& ei., &s2iallIAsl,,4itSpBIy /. rIsIssissll,,it pBIy-
ing some cobble stones from the Mem
phis STREET Railway CG; Of Memphis,
fGhA 8a tle 1Baegd psyhg The
River Landing and the approach to the
landing. The proposed paving will ,exz
tend fHm hhs"pener lffM3fH strset
and Rfyer rfoht Is the laHdins9. fhe
cobble stones will be. purchased if the
AsRrpi' yomnspf e. EHakaa s. ttsh5I'pssiss' 81
The paving of the River Landing Us
an improvement THAT will be very ben
sacial s,osys fsy. sThf fastssrytSIas s sgS
been Under consideration BY Tin Coun-
Gil for some time. 1t was suggested
by the Municipal and County Advis-
ory Committee Of the Business
League.
The Council met slast night in. reg,
skrbSsAoN (ASf& f&&imiss5 5apM4G
SrsaGfs Sxett lH 4. H. @ssIss
was ,unavoidably detained at home,
The meeting last night was very
short, little business other than the
usual routine, being before the meet
Ing. The regular salary accounts
were allowed, and others against the
sit tJat FsN foun& R Se Sorrect
'Tfs ~ fsIass III, s.s again
tonight 1t 1:So O'Clock Y in ' adjourned
meeting to take up the equalization Of
ta3es. It will be decided at the meet
ing tonight what other times during
tho month the Commissioners wifi
2ega@ tgassag gsseyasey@ @g'
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04


y Followers of athletics in this sec
tion Of the country are much Impress
ed by the running of Earl Eby, the
younsster from Chicago, who will ma
circulate at the University Of Penn
sylvania this term. The old-timers
hre almost unanimous in the opinion
Shat Ebby is running the wrong dis
tahce. Ebby unouestioably should be
running the mile, and it's dollars to
doughnuts that he will be when he
trains under Lawson Robertson at the
University. AT present moist of his
work is at the quarter-mile distance.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
,CtlUM BoB's SPORTING TALK.

A~ui 'A nVD . phI ONl1NN ALA
+ New York, Oct. --(Union Associ-
ated Press. Although the baseball
season of 1916 will be matter of his
tory within few weeks, it will back
even the wars from the front page Of
ithe newspapers during the next few
days. The uncertainty regarding the
winning teams has continued so near
TO the close of the season that base.
ball fans have had more than their
usualshars Of excitement. If the ap-
,jroaching footba season supplies as
many Sensations as baseball has sup
piled, the last page of the sporting
calendar will be torn Of with keenest
regret. : ,J'
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04

Hunters all over the State Of Illi--
;st,pis have Prepared fqf big fall game
seasoh The predictions Of an early
winter have brought JOY 70 the hearts
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04

1.-THE Western teams of the National
Leasne will need much Strengthening
il they expect to be heard from next
-year.1eAt Ipresent they are decidedly
nunk5iiodG a.S Ydw hi s9iI tg&HIa
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04

Ben Bliyen, Of Buffalo, has dug up
a middleweight whom he thinks will
be sensation. The fighter lisa sure
enough Indian. His name is Chief
Halftown. The, nice part about this
manager and his fighter and the thing
which earned him this publicity IS the
statement: Eve do not claim that the
chief is the equal of Mike Gibbons,
and our efforts will only be, for the
present, in the direction Of boys down
below, for starting at the bottom ID
my motto. But the chief bears all the
earmarks of a champion; that's why
I'm managing him." Chief Halftown
is really named Halftown and It is
name well known on the Cattaraugus
reservation, where Halftown was
born. ~ ld ds51H fByii Bl1kDi
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
WEATHER

Forecast for Wednesday. y y.
Mississippi-Fair. Thursday prob
ably fairIQ Il az N%afiH ~ nbi
aoLouisiana--Fair. pi t99q&9 w
Arkansas and East TeXaslItaif 4
West Texas-Fair, colder in Pam
handle.o1 fts9fYaM 92t "aW %lh@
| Oklahoma Fair and warmer ~
Alabama-Fair today andc 1hsrs-
day. ........-.,-..-.---,-.,,,.,--.,--,.-.--.--
* iTennessee-Fair today and Thurs.
day, cooler yiniwest pprtion2IIpY VI,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Rain along coast; fair in western .por-
ton, Thursdayy probablyofairaue II.
@ -l-rS mr. 7..tttrsd" ad5
Take The Daily Commonwealth.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04

: RED3CROss SHIP BLOWS UP.
(By Associated Press ~
Paris, Oct, "A British Red Cross
steamer blew up Sunday in the Straits
Of f. Dover, according to q Bou1ogne dis
patch. Details Of the disaster I are
lacking. 9',3t $'iiitt'.5 n, ss'33t' i5-st
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
Russians Are Also Winning Success ii, Drive at
Lemberg ~ THREE atening Brzezany Vienna
sev 59a Declares Russians Pushed Back ~ tad

repulse Of the Russians at all points,
the war office announced today. Il
The success Of the Rnnanians in
Transylvania is admitted, n .
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

sa5 e,oTor Torpegpgs, IN u High. Low, Low, Close.
QQeStY ,ii lf llfS22 1873, 1921 le.s6-s7
Dec, ,i,s 1922 5lsd,5s IL 1929 le,5475se'
! Japll If l,J sv51{ 5.1l{S44 A. 1870 1s4Gs 1e.es-7o
MNFfh. Ms .y;:15 .,y.,:;115sIM4 III 4 1921 1859 1e.so-s1
ldity May .s2e .s2e17,fQo 77,f o,,lyIlls lIlls 1881 17.1171s 4
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