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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
PITH OF THE
 WEEKS NEWS
Latest Telegraphic and Cable
 Intelligence EpitOmized.
CLD WORLD AND TIE NEW
Political Pot Is 5ubblins Furiously- News About Wars Th&s Are Rag ing and Rur'ors About Wars
 to Come.
War Bulletins

State Governors and military eoza- manders in territory controlled by Federals ordered to stop execution of military prisoners.
 President Carba5al refuses use of Mexican gunboat to ex-Presideat Euerta
 Rebels capture La Par after six hours of fighting
 General Victoriau0 HueFt2. vao re- ceuty resigned as Provisional Presl- dent Of Mexico. arrived at Puerto Mex ico. He was accompanied by Genera. Banquet, hts Munster Of War.
 President Wilson has been told that General CarranEa will establish an absolute ttcta.orship and mas Jacitly agreed 10 this program. He has sdmonished he rebels. however. that fl violence accompanies the oe- cupaiion Of Mexico CIsy intervention stiI may ae necessary. and that the American forces wiib be retained st Vera Crug uut1 peace Is fully re- stored
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
CONFERENCE ON
 STATE ROADS
Commissioner DiscIoses Plans
 for Town Thoroughfares
IMPORTANT TRUNK LINES
Beginning af Work Deferred Til After 0anburY Fair Week Be cause Of Large Amount of
 Travel al That lime.

BFoekaeld-A delegation of Brook 6eld residents composed ot First Selee,man John S TAornhii. Jndge William 3. Rowe. Ex.RapresentatiYe Robert N. Green. Frederick $. Curtis and sen. Gerald R. Curtis of the Curtis school. Herbert Lake Of the Lake Auto agency. DaHhGry. William F. Pickasy aGd Arthur :. Mansfield sutoed io Hartford recently and con. ferred Wuh Stat Highway Commis- sioaer Bennett h regard 10 the build ing of 8 piece e rad frem the end Of The section which is uow being constructed through Brpok6ei8 Cen ter. Ay kellogg < Gregory oi Dan bury pass tAe residence of Arthur S Mansfield "a point SuoWu as the HaWley SAeEmaa fat. thus e1naect- Ing the section as roa4 RoW being bait wsgA ene as ths arst sections ef state mad t4sit in town Com missioner Bennett sad the contract Tor extending he trunk line from t6at section already bait eoEnMeac~ lug at 3oyees corner. extending aezess Haekleaesry Hta to The Dan haTy IaRe Woald be awarded in Sep temher. Considering me fact that thss raSa is 8 port.on of an import &nt trunk ilae road and IS subject to Aa unusually large amount of travel especially aboat nanbary fair t.n2e. 5s NAs decided to leave The eom- meacsmsnt ot the work uatn imme- esately afsar nAaa9Ex far week.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Sporting

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 T8e 1.aa svEs3e cHaa a. tAe American Asscez4ssea Ass aaressse1 ra--a Base man Msak@ a8 o4lael&er us4zis.s trsG sse sA.sases cab q. sAe later E&uaaAl Leas&
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
General

Geors.a Senate and AcaSe comm. < tees have yossG against granting sas@- eR tAs F-sa. 60 v9ss .a >tA.s A-- cc1ly slecCols-
 Desos3tors ln LAs closed AogsTs. Ark- bank wIl ss psid h faA .ts president declares
 The sagase@eat ss announced q Mss Constance Bzsl to Vivian BzE~ 1et1, eAe o-sg3H2l os Little Lord E2a1rls-oy.~ sosA ot Ns= Ycr&
 S2ll1S- Kansas. reeor5s6 temper asE-e Ss les degrees
 Carries Baaae.. As@1 s. ~as za2r- red sa Mss Caroline Smith aged q. ot Rristo1. Coz1
 Five esrSoGs were killed and = ssra- o1SIy iztZrsd in a c0slssa- Ssswssz aa electric train and $ ce22 rr.Sz o2 gae NsrElZlAz RS road 1esr >or1cAS-
 Some os Jersey Guys rres PA-x oaz- cersS zh5S S1EZsr ~12 he oozSGcse'z ay Miss N4rg2rst Mss&1z- lSEss-- cd glr3- wAn ~lli recsiva s1e< So< s2eA ca-cerz-
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
CARIBBEAN SEA
 NOW MENACED
Troubles in Hayti and Santo Domingo Involve U. s. Control
FOR ARMED INTERVENTION
Europe Ready 10 Accuse United States of Dog in manger7 Policy Panama Canal Is Placed at Stake
 Marines Are Rushed South.

Washington. = American marines are helag rushed b Ehe West Indies to strengthen the hands ot the United States Government in ths vicinity Of the Panama Canal and to keep the controi ot the Caribbean Sea
 Pressure af tae European Powers has brought about a more energetic policy on the part of the Wilson Ad- miaisyration.
 The crisis has been osased by inter necine troubies h Hayti and Santo Domlaga aud he island. which houses both of these republics. has been surrounded by a dozen United States warships
 American marines and blueiaekets have been landed iu two ports Of Hayti, and 70a marines are en route to Guantanamo, Cuba. as warning to the dlSordeTiy Hsytians and Do msnleaas of what they may expect of they de naf proceed promptly 10 put the5r houses iu order.
 sea more marines have been sent from Norfolk Va for Cuaa 10 be he'd h readiness for emergencies Conditions are reported as growing steadily RorSe In SAnto Domingo.
 Recent big developments 5n Mexico have oascurad tAe fact that the Init ea States ss face e face wi.h 8 men aciag situation ln the Caribbean Sea Large questions involving Inc suprena- aey os tAe United States h lhs viein- " ot the Panama Canal and import aat economic and political interests are g. stake in tas present troubles h HzytE and Santo Domingo
 I- both shs tsay republics. whlca oceupE. n wutnal hatred of each other. one Qt tss richest islands n the West e-u HHIl sr1s-a- rAe situation is one q rag.1 aisla1ssratoa of government aa1 aH rsSz-aza5as izEaeacss which make for zza and order. Alter q c@14rE cf 5spaz5sace he nsE-o re azAz5e af slzsa &z4 tAz msxe9 1sz-o aa6 Saszzsa Sazta Domingo are sun i1 Ehs E1s- cf hzraaz5c Internal szr- tE-s aEz 1e5 N5-h eorraB B-san Ehiea hzFs e-essAz sksu 1o 5zsaHra-a anau- e.sl srr4lss and ssasaatad tAa Iftt,s ee@Zseee and zazas5Fy taas Aava wzz- 2Eed .a eNst EzGz- the l1te1srzs3e eo-15tzaas s2 tAe sand
 Eae an of tAe A8alazszrazfan is to avesd fs-essss intervention la either oaaas-y r p.assIesss but after zoasAs If Eatezt dealing with the sstEztioa hy 9ipia1aes il has been found neees- sa-y to par 2a sxgeasssan2rv force E3tazz easy strskazg distance of the czHlt4ls q hesA Havs5 and Sz-so Do -szsa
 BeAaas sas Fal3er q sAe Unsssa States. ard parszezazrlx respo1sEals to- the saa2 q force k IAe eternal atszt2as as Ezreze. whaeA Es ready to serass tas Tz5ts5 States x a dog h he zzzssr@ poacv h EAs Caribbean
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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
GENERAL HUERTA
 LEAVES MEXICO
Sails Hurriedly on Request of
 Foreign Representatives
REBEL ATTACK FEARED
Departs on German cruiser-Foru1er Dictator Accompanied to Jamaica by His Family and slanauet-Not
 Cheer as Re Goes Into Exile.

Puerto MeNico.-tien. NIesorlano Haerta. sS President Of Mexico leat his country for Kingston. Jamsiea. Accompanied by Senora huerta and bis unmarried daughters. Elena. Eva and Zalla Gen BlanQlet. sae ex. Minister of War; Sonora Banquet, and thelr daughter. Gen. aaerta boarded ,ae German cruiser Dresden soon at-tg o'elocS iu the evening and two a-trs laier she left port.
 Tbe rt at Huers4s relatives. fr.ends and military officers Vho aed wiih h,nl trm tse capital and elect e3 10 teeua sXtes rather than give active sUulrl ta tae uew Govern. raeat are also al sea on she aasseHges steamer Nxs1a.
 The Rartt numbers 4haas e5s F. Including an hezs Eaaatls sr law oi Husr.a Gen Iaaa HeEaaaa Gen. Ara-a Ase1-aso. ex-MlaiS5e~ es Cemmuusca Sea Eugene Fazs- ees, Gen A4ssia ia Breton. Gen. Bsa. 3&nlu C0na-tr a. commander of H2e-s ta's spec,al guard Gen. Alberto QaiSez Gen. Jesus Rsaoea. and Gea. R2n.eE CAScna. There are a.so aboard the Mexico Victor. Jorg and Roberto HuergS- sons es the ex-Prest- dent. hts t9o married daughters. and Ais tsTee sisters.
 Gen. Euer.S referred 70 Pres dent Wilson lG conversation W4sh ths newspaper mea 5ast before ssavzn< saors. hul trae 10 preeedeat, wAs non conraltsat an As remarks lie pro ;esse3 deep regard for 1Ae American paa3ae chAractsrsaass &s 8e sAe statement thst he vas he enemy at tae Cnte3 States.
 There w1s marked caatrsst ha- tueee -ee departure os Gen Has-a and tat cf Gen. ForTn ne D7sE Te sols ls Hae--s Nas asve.a = ama- s-r4rl,zs ac- Was sAers Neas e5as as cse8 8 crsa3 oz sAe zses= aaze ah1 sea. away
 Te teaa-.e-e uas made ealE asiar s,ro-E T-Essrs Lad been sxer.ea sFeg
 csr z~eT5sttaas Pres aeas ae5 As Mnlsfs- of Wzr ey sAe Brsa 2na German reeressa sat5FeS- Eaasa5 Prank os -rsas. ls .s reported tas5 Alu hlu-ly tA2t lt uAs aHe saz A2 ta sc
 After a2sa signs os asazsav aes sa ths arrest ot rae @sa 5a ae 4t1smRs to excite se'Sis-s te &ssasszasts Asaa. tss tc~ler Dsc;asor lisssne5 sc ssa ts&rtsl easre&1.ss e Als vie 4az trsel3s
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Foreign

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 Mrs Ezazaazzae ss1nAAarst e4s Fs~ leased fFaa zaa f5azaaay sA $ ss2se es sesaARss.
 CAeasTs ss Resx4sez3 a FoSoliS. R4ssis. ss cases A4T-zk kesa rsaa-se9
 The sey-sE AAeElS4a a4.slesA.9 2 IsaAe. recs2ay aurea&seS ey the Greek Gossrzme3l &rrtrea AE EEs- Fr2aeas. FTz1ss, ira1 G4sr@s-Ar.
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 NAag8sE James CAsssls AH1 SoAn c. N2se1ey arrived 4t H41.tAx frc- Saexassewa after crosSzg sas oce@1 E 2 sAsrtx r~e~1aet sasaa-
 Mrs. zrGetine F2as2Grss as sgAAa h ausscsay g4El. sel.eSasg 4 scs2e ix Hogl4a1 Park Hal Le1&ez. xAs-s sks &st<s29se1 -e speak
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
NEWS IN BRIEF

The sixth death resulting from hu- konie plague was reported H New orzeans.
 Hearst a small town n Michigan. ts in ruins as a result af forest fires.
 f,rank R. Patte-san waiter of Rosioas aas Isst S5s-QaQ hy tae viii e restaurant patron
 Laura berrY. fea largest woman in New 1otks Is dead aged 4s. she weighed ss7 pounds
 h s Gre la me building owned by Arnold Turner af bsubary. Coma. 1s.saa hats were burned.
 The reservoir 4H Pembroke S- H. was mysiertoasiY empsed and the village $ practically without wAter.-
 palrIek Gaeea ef Chicago was ar- rested charged with disordefy com duct and vas sentenced 10 be married within q year.
 George A Plneree. of the Denver Alfalfa $ Mining @. ot Denver vas Ehe, and killed by hls wife. Jealousy was the cause.
 Mrs. StaHfslaas MIks. ef Chleopee. Mass. bought $ mattress from sec end hand dealer and while reaevating it found s3.50o ia bills On application of William P Riley. Of New York. The Kansas City < Memphis Railway was placed in the hands of a feeelyS ' Nhtle Frances Hawkins of Newark, N. J. was picking daisies she was bitten by a eopperhead. Her mother .rueked out the poison and saved her life.
 George [. Davis. of Cornwall. N. Y, stage driver. was killed in a col llsion between his wagon and an auto mobile driven by Homer 5. Sherwood Of NeR bursh
 IL V. Bethel Of Mobile. Ala. sued the \. 0. M < C Railroad at Laurel Mss The Jury awarded Bethel SI 009 damages fof he loss of 8 small DOT tlon eE his ear
 Mrs Josephine sanger and Joseph Sanger Of Cleveland. O. raced 10 court 10 see Nho would ha he first to fle a suit fer eha anHulment ef fheir eugeaIe marriage Mrs seager ven
 \ elauahars1 at Rale'eH. N C. eaes- ed damage of Steao9a The Carolina Power < Llshl plant was put aJt e commission.
 Governor stuart Of Virginia received the petition ef 10.ooo voters askiHs for an election on Statewide prohibit ton.
 Authorities at Cincinnati have or dered individual drinking paiis Tor horses b prevent tae spread et san. ders
 Electrical storms which swept saa KAaaNba Valley. West Virginia. ea0s- sd damage estimated al sese.eee
 Secretary Bryan has come out vita an editorial ia tae commeneT ar, nouneing his support of equal suTag5. John H. clark. af Cleveland was nominated hy President Wilson Co be Federal District Judge Of northern Ohio.
 Rover. s powerful massiF. saved tas lives af Louis and Philip Graham. et sharon. Pa. when they fell lnto Cue shenanso River.
 The German cruiser NuruherE ar. rived At San FFaaeiseo afssr being stationed in NeNIesa waters.
 Bssbop [ \ 8A 8 negro church raan of AshevIlie \. =. Nas indicted for arson ia eonnes6zaH with ghe burn ing of the Methodist Episcopal Chapel.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
TWO FleHT IN SOUND AND DIE.
Hundreds See Them Thrash About
 Corpanion IS Held.

Fairfield. CoBn.-Three men started out from here in a rowboat 70 fish. Two Of them began 10 quarrel about their catch and the quarrel. according to the story Of the survivor. became 3 fight The two men. Paul Auslich. married. aged 27 years. of Spruce street Bridgeport. and Steve Vargo. married. age g, of this place, finally fell overheard and being good swim mers they thrashed about in the xa- ter for fifteen minutes aiming blows st each other.
 A the end ot that time both were exhausted. They sank and were drowned. The place where they went overheard is not far from Penheld Light.
 Louis Kauki Of Bridgeport. who was the companion Of the men. says he sat in he row boat and watched the battle. When Auslch and Vargo went overheard they had carried one of the 0ars with them, he said later. and he was helpless From ghe shore hun dreds of persons watched the fight
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
CANAL EXPLOSION KILLS FIVE.
Last Charge al cuczrscrz Slice Sinks
 Barge Tereco.

Pausua--T1e premature explosion ot 8 4S09 poUud dynamite charge al CueGrachz s-5de kiGsd five workmen, four Of them whI-s, and severely iz- 5ur@d one whits and seventeen negroes.
 The wo-kDe1 were aboard the d-sn barge Ters5o which vas arecked and suzz iu I1s enamel The men had 5lst completed charging the las- q eight drl holes with s3 pounds ot 5H per cent dynamite when Iae ex- P2osiaa occurred. The charge was to have removed Ihe last stone n 1hs channel cEs-
 The rwo men who were charging t1e hole escaped wthou1 injury Ssy- eral ot the injured negroes. l1 $ thought. viu die.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Washington

The Senate appropriated siS.ee9 for 8 memorial @ Francis Scott hs8. author Of the --S;A- Spangled Banner.
 A neN home for the Italian Eu-- bSssy, in Washington. is being 0a-lf and Will ccSE sl 5isl. Qaa.
 TAe House Cos1m mitssa en patents ordered & favorable repoTs on lhs Old asld pSts1t lllL
 Secretary ot War Garrison an nounoed the 7sti-emeat Of General George Antreas zoiafaat-ge general e lhe Cuas5 S-s-es Ars1x-
 Senator Sheppard of Texas i1E-o- Sseed a ai1 making t 8 uslsaezaeaa1r for any pat..c service oCrporatio2 to lend moasy 60 government oszc-al-
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
vaAmr an Windows Byron D. BugJee Watch Our Show Windows

from Panama to Europe. is an ex- celient harbor. Germany's need for a coaiug station in the Caribbean Is so obvious that 10 appreciate the sit- nation one has only 10 look al map and recall that Germany probably viii be the principal user of the Panama Canal
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
TONNE TO BE DIRECTOR.
Committee annosuoes Eieetlon to

ce--it.ee Arnea-ces Eiec-sor to
 Class A. Grol1 2. of New Work
 WGsAin gtol--Ths Federal Reserve Bank Organization CuU-srrse an noEnesd that the following had r4- cs1ve6 3 uzs0-srr Q. hslo-s far 6iree- tors trC- the h2Eks tn their 6sstrsc-S- New York. He-ry R. Tc%Ee. class 3. E-czp c-e: ST Lu1is. L. T. Watts. class A. g-oEp Ewo, Kansas C1Sv- C E- B2rnAzzlv of Norfolk Neh- class |. group rhrsss L. A. Wllson. oE Okla AcZz. class B gr0zp three
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Ptegll,r Fer q n,n-.

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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Expnx EVsa Fare.

Rr5ageaaEss - E5saea Camp. T ye&rs ol6 svlae Cliataa aVe2ae. NsN Haven. as Ass Aeme. sad ia ces4rs here tA&s Ae i'd nos Intend to trg to grade 1Ee R2s saezs ot r2llrsas1 fare Asatmr mr4ea saas azaes and Bridge
 F.a7- He explained farsAer as say iag tA3s 5as1 Before leaving NeN HAve4 as had been heaa Ep sy tNe Es1, beaten over the head ard rob bed ot eet~eea ard & and sia Thss. ae S&is made hIH sAEe& and Ae si1 not realize NeAs A&gaessS &sss-w2ra- A s.sazee ot 1a days ta aH wisA sasE~assen ef execution N2S imposed
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
ssso<~tis -aa Gr.sre.

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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
AUTO A CRAZE" NO FAvoRs.
Company Resents Under"ooo's Re mark as se Cause of Hard Times.

mark as ee Cause of Hard Times.
 Detr0iJ--Taking offense at 1he re mark Of President Underwood of the Erie Railroad that moving pictures and what he termed he automobile craze" are responsible for hard times ia some sections. N. J. Hammers vicepreSident of tke Abbott Motor Car Co bas ordered the eompany.s traf5e department TO rate al freigh5 and express shipments by other lines than tae Erie.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Takes Sercn to Js

Iakes rercIff to JsI.
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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Zss SICK
H--ecrzs

Thsre is nohle1sss of mind that heals EoGa5s beyond sslves-Czr-, xrighL
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
Butter

Ne~ York Wholesale Praesl ihea and II Is impossible to gigs csr.ee. aQEatEuns
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-24
THE MARKETS

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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-25
MT. OLIVE.

Weather dry and smoky. Some few around here are blowing but for lack of moisture they cannot do good work. Oats are needing rain; some com plain of wells getting low; several fine porkers killed last week. J. W.-Snow and daughter, Eufalla visited at the home of his brothe- last night. They were enroute to Center Point.
 Ottie Walker and wife of Cypress Valley visited c. c. Morgan last week.
 Marvin Easter and Hershal Garner attended Sunday school at Mt. Olive Sunday
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Max Cox November 15, girl
 w. F. Wilkerson and C. J. Oliver, two of our neighbors, are closing out to go to Memphis, Tenn, we regret to see them leave the community.
 Miss Audrey Morgan is visiting rel atives at the Valley for a fey days.
 Our school is progressing nicely under the management of Miss Myrl Adams as teacher.
 November 25.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-25
Jesse Black residence completed.

Jesse Black residence completed.
 Dan Payton is still on the sick list
 Will Black went to Little Rock Fri day.
 Will Lewis is going to move to Lit tie Rock in the near future.
 Our school is progressing nicely under the management of T. C. Adams.
 H. T. Ambrooks of Mt. Vernon is moving to his place recently pur- chased from Bruce Brockinton.
 K. E. Brockinton and wife and Mrs. Pendergrass went to Conway Monday.
 Marion Wilson has moved on Pleas Dawson's place.
 November 25.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-25
HOLLAND.

Warm and smoky this morning.
 Several new pupils at school this morning.
 G. w. Burks an old citizen of this place and an ex-confederate soldier died at his home two miles from this place Friday the 2Oth. His remains were laid to rest at Oakland ceme- tery, the funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. A. G. Duran, assisted by Rev. H. H. Melton. The bereaved family have the sympathies of the entire community.
 Emory Hardin was thrown from his mule Sunday afternoon and pain fully hurt about the face.
 "Uncle Dick" Williams of Green brier, is visiting relatives at this place.
 Henry Casteel of Athens, Cal, is visiting w. G. Goode.
 Mrs. F. H. McCarty is visiting her parents at Conway.
 L. P. Lewelling and family are wis., iting their parents at this place.
 Henry Goodrich of Naylor visited his brother w. B. Goodrich at this place Sunday.
 Rev. H. H. Melton filled his regu- lar appointment at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Everybody come to the yard next Saturday and help clean off and plant ferns.
 The Woodmen Circle of this place will give big reception at the hall on Thanksgiving afternoon in honor of the Noylor lodge of the same order.
 Everybody here is holding cotton
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-25
ENDERS,

Our school is progressing nicely under the management of Prof E. T. Herring as principal and Miss Octavia Clark assistant.
 The Sunday school at this place IS preparing for a Xmas tree on Xmas eve night.
 Ms. F. P. Webb is sick at this writing. !,
 MT. Davis of Ola, who attended Pattons Normal here last winter, was here last week shaking hands with old friends.
 Prof. George Livingston and fami- lv have sold their farm here ana moved near Holland. Prof. Livingston was a fine citizen and the community was very sorry for them to leave.
 Garnet Perry and wife visited rel atives at Black Pork last Saturday and Sunday.
 Joe Evans visited at Springheid last Saturday and Sunday.
 November 25.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-11-25
CHINQUAPIN.

Several in this community killed hogs last week.
 Several from Guy attended Sunday school and singing at this place Sun- day evening.
 Everybody come and bring some body with you to the S. I. A. the first Friday night. Admission five cents.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Kincord made a business trip to Conway Wednesday
 E. J. Fielder visited his daughter, Mrs. Joe Spears Thursday night.
 November 25.