Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-02-25


fo-y5ss1n Proposed concrete houses u
asst a. enc operasions substitute
sae ordinary 3eseden STRUCTURES and
sI.Aas avoid The des asfhtlng egnfiagfa-
DEF ma 1hat occur Ia this country, costing
u sesast reds ~ millions q dollars annBsi-
bur. Tiaere SKINS 70 ~ no doubt thai
sonefrte houses will D. employed 10 =
large extent in place u wood in time
The idea 81 Ine0nsbasfIble material for
houses, being widely discussed. has set
Other people 10 lnsenting. Now We
hear of glass houses that viii prove
fine haiatations, ti'epfoof, saisf. proof,
and perhaps burglar proof 10 ssy no
thing Of rodents, insects and wind. 10
says Hogef =. Pease, glass nanafac-
tuner Of Pitisbufg. The foundations
will he concrete. the walis, roof vain.
seoatlags. ceilings, NJ on. % giass. made
Opaque except where light II wanted
The fioufs to he tiled glass and eoi0fed
ms desired The inventor says house
built Ia thai vii coal 40 more tlan
wood, viii always look new He be
lieses they viii he In great demand.
tEx rreiaenl Kooses ell " ii soon leave
Africa on his way home. Andrew az
negegie says. Roosevelt Is one Of the
greatest men In The world admire
him intensely. am going 10 London
20 meet him on May ID. Roosevelt Is
not only statesman Of rare wisdom,
but be Is absolutely without guile. =
Mrs. Roosevelt and son will meet him
at Khsrtoum. and accompany him
home. Great preparations are icing
made 20 reeeivepim At Paris and seyef-
ri otner cities Of Europe, not ~ithstand-
Ing his desire 10 t~ received only - =
plain American citizen. Roosevelt In
the worlds hero.
Lat week this country witnessed two
exhibitions OF mob Law that are dis
eraoeful " the country. The fifst was
81 Cairo, Ill, where . low, ignorant
eoiosed man " no had snatched purses
from women walking ON the street and
was esught,snd jailed. A large mob
of eitisrns. Leaded by an ex.Mayof's
son. gathered Ut the jail, determined
% break In and bring out the colored
man and lynch him. After being Civ.
On warning by heishen1. he would
1ire % them II they didn't dessst, and
sflss istns . blank voliey over their
hesds without success, he gave orders
% . squsd Of militia 10 fise on The mob.
This iesdef wss killed and several eth
ere we're wounded. when The mob dis
pessed. Threats ere made against the
Sheriff. but the country apholds him.
The other WAS In Philadelphia, where
an Infatuated mob OF strike sympathi.
xers, last Sunday, attacked the eats OF
one OF the lines drove out the crews and
passengers, and smashed and burned
up = score OF ears. Some $40 of the
mot were arrested.
The government continues bringing
In indictments against packing com
panies sos conspiracy 10 restrain trade.
la one instance food products were
found which had been kept in cold
storage seven seHfss
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