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Defiance People Married.

Defiance, Nov. 19-Miss Orpha
Parker and Walter Webster were unit
ed in marriage at Harlan Wednesday
November 10th. The bride Is q daugh'
ter OF Mail Carrier j. G. Parker and
wife, and tho groom is q son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Nat Webster. They are stay.
ing with the groom's parents north OF
town at present.
Mike Hauber left Friday for his
home in Clinton after few days visit
at the home of his sister. Mrs. Stern.
berg
Henry Ahrenholtz, Of Trip, S. D..
is visiting relatives and friends in
Denison.
Harold Neu, OF Templeton. is visit.
ing at the Kuhl and Loehr homes.
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New Disease Affects Sorghum.

If farmers whose sorghum seems az
fected with q joint disease this year
will report and send samples of the
stalk to the botany department OF
Iowa State college, they may learn
something rs to the cause and gem
eral nature OF the trouble. The dis
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24

case. which has affected some sor.
shum fields this year is a new one
similar to the one affecting corn last
year. The disease affects the jolnts
Of the stalk. which become weak
and the plants fall to the ground. me
localities in which the disease was
the worst are those in winch the seel
came from Kansas.
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scHLEsWiG ITEMS.

Albert Hansen was business visit.
or in Omaha Monday.
Miss Title Hansen was calling in
Ricketts, Oh Saturday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Northern were in
Denison calling on friends Wednes'
day.
After few days visit in Luverne,
Mimi, with his son, Herman, Fred
Jochims has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Peterson
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-24

went up to Audubon on Tuesday to
see the latter's father, who was quite
badly injured when getting off train.
Mr. and Mrs. Honas Jochims and
Mrs. Agnes Carstens went to Denison
on Monday afternoon to do some shop.
ping.
Amanda and Ella Reinking en-.
tcrtained the Puellae club on Tuesday
evening.
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The girls don't seem to feel really
comfortable about taking a rough
walk in the woods until they get OH a
pair OF patent leather dancing pumps
with high tapering heels.
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About this time Of year the national
game is not baseball Or poker, but a
good old fashioned Thanksgiving in
digestion
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
8 STATES VOTE
THIS ELECTION
Interest Centers Mainly in Con-
stitutional Questions
TO CHOOSE FOUR GOVERNORS
Massachusetts, Maryland, Kentucky
and Mississippi Have Contests
for Executive offiee-New
Yorks New Constitution.

New York.-The present election is
an unsual one. in that the interests in
candidates in most OF the States par.
tIcipating IS subordinated To that in
constitutional questions. 1t is a con
etitutional election In some OF the
States only constitutional questions
are involved. In nearly all the cues.
tons are Of fundamental importance.
Only eight States yote-New York.
Massachusetts. MARYLAND. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. Kentucky. Ohio, and
Mississippi The Mississippi election
Is merely ratification Of the nomina.
tons made at the Democratic pri.
maries. and may be dismissed as an
election only in form. This leaves
seven States, and in five OF these
New York. Massa chusetts. MARYLAND,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio--the people
vote upon radical changes In the Con.
stitution.
New York votes upon the new Con.
stitution proposed by its convention
and upon woman suffrage Massachu.
sets votes upon woman suffrage and
an income tax amendment. Pennsyl,
vania votes only upon the woman suf-
frage question. The interest of the
bystander States is concentrated on
these three. because of the large place
the suffrage question has come to &C.
oupy in the popular mind
Governors are to be elected In four
States, Massachusetts, Maryland, Ken.
lucky. and Mississippi. but the Missis.
sippi election does not count In Mas.
sachusetts Governor Walsh. Demo.
crat. Is running for reelection against
eS-Congressman Mccall In Mary,
land the candidates are 0yington E.
Weller, Republican, and Emerson c.
Harrington Democrat: the present ad-
ministration Is Republican. In Ken.
lucky. whose administration is nov
Democratic. ex-Coneressman Stanley
is the Democratic candidate against
Edwin p Morrow
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
General

Lieutenant Commander Frank Nc
Creary OF the department OF naval
aeronautics. arrived at New Haven to
examine the first OF the navy's feet OF
balloons being built there by the Con-
necticut Aircraft Co.
Ranchmen living along the Rio
Grande near MeAllen, Texas. have ap-
pealed to Governor Ferguson for pro
lection against Mexican raiders.
NJ. Stambulowsky leader Of the
Agragrian party in Bulgaria, who
urged King Ferdinand TO refrain from
entering an alliance with Germany,
was sentenced to life Imprisonment by
q Bulgarian military court.
Anton Lang. who became famous for
his acting the part of Christ in the
Passion Play at Obermaergau, was
killed in battle. according to report
OF the German Government
Replying to letter from the Pope
urging him to start peace measures,
King Albert of Belgium replied that
he would never lay down his sword
while Belgium was "in slavery"
Three United States soldiers were
killed and eight others wounded when
a band of IS Mexicans attacked a
patrol of Is soldiers at Ojo de Aqua,
a town SO miles north OF Brownsville,
Tex.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
What the Wires Report of the
Worlds Happenings
ALL INCIDENTS OF INTEREST
What People Are Doing Everywhere
Tales of Great Events From
Every clime-Reports From
Other States.
Var Bulletins

Advance forces of the French troops,
which proceeded from Saloniea TO Ser
bias aid clashed with the Bulgarians
at Robova, south OF Strumnitza.
Goritz. the key to the entire cam
paign. ons the Isonzo. fell before the
combined artillery and infantry at
taeks Of The Italians. according to news
brought to Rome by staff officers.
A British submarine sank German
cruiser OF the Prince Adelbert type
near Libau. There originally were two
German armored cruisers of this type,
the Prinz Adelbert and the Friedrich
Karl The latter struck mine in the
Baltic last November and was lost
with 357 lives.
Great Britain and France will send
400 900 troops to the Balkans to help
the Serbians and to invade Turkey and
Bulgaria, it was learned on reliable
authority in London.
The resistance of the Serbian troops
Is desperate and heroic. but the strong
pressure of the Austrians and Ger
mans from the north and of masses
of Bulgarians from the east is cut
ting them off.
An important Russian success IN the
region of Baranovichi. resulting in the
capture of several German positions
1852 men. 10 machine guns and one
piece OF artillery. was announced from
Petrograd.
General Sir Ian Hamilton, who has
commanded the British land forces IN
the Mediterranean since the campaign
against the Dardanelles was undertake
en- seven months ago, has been recall
ed ito report
The Allies effected landing at
Fsos on the Aegean Sea in European
Turkey, close TO the Bulgarian border
and seized the railroad at that point
Strumitsa in Bulgaria was occupied
by the armies OF Great Britain, France
and Serbia. The Allied armies are
advancing,
Great Britain declared war on Bull
garia; France and Russia were expect.
ed to take the same step al once
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
Gems Galore.

The diamond and jewelry manufac-
turers of New York are going to move
all their cracked ice and baubles up
to the Grand Central Palace this week
and have a regular million dollar
show Dips and other light-fngered
gentry will be pleased to hear this
announcement, but the jewellers are
not worrying There viii be a gum
shoe man behind every exhibit. The
term million dollar show" is merely
a figure OF speech. The exhibit viii
be worth in actual value, many mil
lions of dollars According to the
present plans there will be about
every Kind of jewelry exhibited-dia-
monds. rubies, sapphires, rings. neck
laees and-wrist watches for men.
With tbs aid az 1000 boosters the
watehmakers declare they are going
to make the wrist watch craze for
the male gender. They predict in
short time every mothers son, from
the cop who pounds the pave to the
grocery boy, will be wearing the time
on their wrists.-New York cores
pondent of the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
CARRANzA WILL
NOT SEEK LOAN
Sixty-two Per Cent of MexiC0's
Customs Mortgaged
NO CONFERENCE PLANNED
Existing Debts viii Cat Up Revenu,
New Currency to BE Issued Soon
Exchange Rate Has Not Yet
Been Decided On.

Mexico City.-The Carranza Govern.
ment contempiates the negotiation OF
no foreign loan in the near future.
according 10 acting Finance Minister
NietO who was interviewed regarding
the financial situation He said that
50 per cent OF the customs returns
slready have been mortgaeed to cover
the existing foreign debt and he be.
leyes this amount viii be sufficient.
The Interest m this debt will be paid
soon.
Senior Nietto asserted that he knows
nothing Of the report of an arrange
ment for conference with repre- nta.
tlvs OF foreign nations ca the subject
of finance The Norman returns OF
the nation ia times Of peace apprext
mate 100000 ne o be said This vas
the total for the fiscal year l911t2
when the disbursements were 10000.
600 pesos.
The Minister believes that these
figures will again be reached in a few
months. lie believes that rigid econo.
my will be exercised. particularly in
the army.
Senior Nieto said the Constitutional
ist Government authorized an issue of
only 100000 600 pesos and there re
mains a quantity of these notes TO be
put In circulation. He asserted that
the notes in Gen. Obregon's recent is
sue of 100000 pesos will be ex'
changed for these new notes.
The amount to be paid for the exist
ing notes when they are exchanged
shortly for the new, uniform. uneoun.
terfeited issue engraved in the United
States has not been fixed. Senior Nieto
said II will depend upon the amount
OF gold available for guaranteeing the
latter issue. Minister Nieto believes
that less than per cent. OF the Car.
ranzista notes now in circulation are
counterfeits though he does not know
the exact amount.
Minister Nieto is OF the opinion that
the villa and Zapata notes total more
than 100000 geo pesos lie knows. he
said. that Mexico city banking houses
bought large amounts OF these notes
and used them to advantage. II is
extremely difficult for the administra.
ton to prevent their circulation. be.
cause individuals were forced at the
points of revolyers 10 accept the villa
and ZapatA notes.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
FOREIGN

Pope Benedict viii hold Consistory
on Nov. p 10 create Is new cardinals.
Italy viii got ten
Prince Leopold Of Coburg, a nephew
OF King Ferdinand Of Bulgaria. was
burned with acid and shot with re-
volger by a woman friend in Vienna.
The Prince is expected TO lose his
sight.
General Caranza's government has
formally assumed espon9ibnity for
the lives and property Of foreigners in
ali parts OF Mexico
The Cabinet OF the Grand Duchy OF
Luxembarg resigned because OF differ.
euces with Grand Duchess Marie.
Berlin celebrated the 500th ami
yersary OF the HoheRzollern rule.
New war taxes togaliing SIC. 600 600
a year. were ordered by the Italian
Government
General Carranza will proclaim Oct.
10 as Mexican Independence Day in
honor OF President Wilson's recogni-
tion on that date
The Peruvian Chamber of Deputies
sanctioned a change in the eonstitG-
ton which will guarantee religious
freedom.
BY a vote OF 2S TO S, the Australian
Assembly defeated motion proposing
elective ministries.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

COMO, Italy.-Porter Charlton, the
American who has been on trial here,
charged with numbering his wife in
1910. was condemned to six years and
eight months Imprisonment. Owing
to amnesty, Charlton will serve only
twenty-nine days in prison.
Neutrality-suspicious. authorities
have let II be known that the newly
established American Overseas Corpor-
alton viii receive the recognition and
approval OF the British Government.
LohDoN.-Kine George is now in
France. mhither he has gone to visit
the British Army. He hopes also to
see some OF the allied troops.
WASHING ON.-The government
Of the United States is prepared to
give General }i.4- ss
give up his revolutionary activities in
saexico. it was stated authoritatively
oHANNEs5uRG-The general Ell.
ection in the Union OF South Africa
resulted in victory Tor General Louis
otna, .ae Premier The party op-
war program was beaten.
DETROlT.-Seven members
family were killed and an eighth
mortaliy injured by Grand Trunk
passenger train which struck an auto
mobile sixteea mi froJa here.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
Sporting

After having 10 years without foot
hall. Columbia celebrated its return TO
the game by defeating the St Law
renee eleven by a score OF 81 TO in
New York.
Abel II. Kiviat of the Irish-American
A. c. one OF the best mile runners in
history. and Harry J. Smith of the
Bronx Church House. several times a
national champion. were disqualified
from further competition in amateur
athletics on charges OF professional
ism
Harry Legore and four other mem
bers OF the Yale baseball and football
teams were declared ineligible to COM
pete in athletics at the university be
cause they received their board and
room free during part of the time they
were members of the baseball nine at
Quogue, L. l.. last Summer.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29

expended s174.s79.773. the Interstate
Commerce Commission announced.
Contracts for the construction of IS
submarines and six destroyers were
awarded by the Navy Department.
-Four of the % will be built in govern
ment navy yards.
The United States Supreme Court
set Nov. l as the date for the argu-
ment of the government case against
the steamship lines forming the North
Atlantic pool
Secretary Garrison announced that
the new army program calls for aban-
dcnment of no army posts.
President Wilson has decided to
spend his neat summers vacation at
EIberon, n. ].
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
Washington

Secretary Daniels will submit 10
Congress a plan for the creation OF an
enlarged aviation corps for tie Navy.
Every one OF the p American repub-
lies win be represented at the second
Pan-Ameriean Seiennis Congress, TO
be held in Washington from Dec Y
TO Jan. s.
The immigration Department has
resumed the deportation OF undesir,
able aliens who have been held here
because the war prevented their being
shipped back to their native countries.
President Wilson signed the formal
proclamation designating Nov. 20 as
Thanksgiving Day.
Steam railroads in the United States
e--..A x~@nks s .-.----S<. -. x..zsAx
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
sHEPARos ADOPT BOY wAlF.

Younnster Found on Cathedral Step.
Taken Into Millionaire Family.
New York Finley j. shepard and
his wife, who was Helen Miller Gould
have adopted as their legal child :
boy wait not quite 4 years old. From
the prim institution In nobbs Ferry
known as st. Christopher's Home
where the youngster lived with sec
other children, John Doe No. i04' has
gone TO Lyndhurt. the Gould estate
near Tarrytown.
A winning smile and slight touch
of chiekenpox were the two factors
that brought this lad from ohscurity
into sudden fame. II vas when on q
visit 10 the Shepard residence. in No
80 Filth aYeass. xss El2ssr iesi the
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
NEWS IN BRIEF


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London papers state that King
GEORGES appeal for recruits mas n.
creased the number Of daily enlist
Enents.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt
Jr. announced the birth Of a son. Both
mother and child are reported well.
Lord Wimborne. Yieeroy Of Ireland
was appointed director Of recruiting
for Ireland
England "a enforcing a rule prohibit
sng 10 takfrp Of gold out Of the eoan-
r. bv travellers
The German Federal Council de-
e4aaa u. assume eaatrol Of food SUD.
plies and prices throughout Germany.
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Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29

Washington. - Renewed outbreaks
along the Mexican border in the vi
entity Of Brownsville. Tex, are eaus-
ing grave concern among adminfstra-
ton officials. President Wilson in.
strueted Attorney General Gregory 70
send additional Secret Service men to
that region to discover the origin OF
the lawlesness.
The President determined on this
action after being advised by the Sec.
Rotary OF War that the army had no
means al its disposal for obtaining
such information Major General Fun.
ston. commanding the border troops
reported TO the War Department that
his work would be greatly facilitated
by the establishment of a secret po-
lice.
Secretary Garrison has ordered the
2Sth Infantry stationed at Galveston
to Harrington, Tex. to reinforce Gen.
eral Funston. These troops viii be
used to strengthen the g6rrisons at
border points In the vicinity of Ojo de
Aqua, the scene of the recent raids.
a message to the War Department
from Captain Mccoy, commanding the
garrison at Ojo de Aqua, said a band
of Mexicans. numbering from twenty.
five to one hundred. was pursued by
his men and driven hack across the
Rio Grande. They wore the Mexican
colors and hatbands. with the inscrip-
ton, Long Live the Independence of
Texas" in Spanish. Captain Mccoy
believes they are allied with the de la
Rosa band
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
MUNITIONS AGENT IS SLAIN.


War anetics or Robbers XII ?. r,
Voorhees, in Chicago.
Chicago Franklin r. Voorhees,. a
brokers agent engaged in the pur-
chase OF supplies fer firms furnishing
munitions to Great Britain and her
Allies. was shot to death by war fana.
tics or robbers early on the doorstep
OF his home here
One shot was fired, the bullet enter
ing the victims body two inches be-
low the heart He died shortly after.
ward in the Mercy Hospital.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29

Hay and Straw. ..,.,v
HAY AND sTRAw.--Prime tiI 2, tx
$3.50; No. /, s1206l.25; No. 2, sl,igE
1l5: No g. 9OG95; clover, 81 = y / ~
oats straw nominal; rye straw cog ~
as to quality.
REEVES AND CALVES. - Dresssea
beef continued slow, common 70 ehoue
native sides selling at 11@l5c per saS
Ordinary to choice veals sold ~ ~
sle so per 10 lbs. culls, Soal llIssssS
calves in moderate demand: city aressre
yealS selling at 14H1Siee. per 10. eee a-s
try dressed, 12ie &C; dressed giassee
and fed calves sale "a
SHEEP AND I4AMBS.-Coini1t n ,sr
prime sheep (ewesl sold at 81 y p ss
100 lbs ordinary to prime state LIS dss
$50 go 25. culls. 81 Dressed mutton -
Ter at SG1libe per h; dressed e.i l,,ss
Ts1f41sc Country dressed hQthoess
lambs steady at IS per carcass a.
HOGS Country dressed hogs !is
IAT42c- per Ii: roasting pigs. -
Sect Markets at Glance ssu
Wheat. No l. Spring -.-----'.. 1T
Corn. yellow prompt n5
Oats No 3, white .....---.---.-
Flour. spring patent. Dbl ..-.--+ *
Hav prime, 100 lbs ------.-'.'- f5ss
Lard. prime, west --..-...--.-.. as.
Coffee. Rio. lib. -..--.' 81
sugar, hne graduated. 10 81
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Eggs. extra frsts .--.-..--...-.. asis
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Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
puMBA REACHES BERLIN.
Emperor Francis Joseph Said to Have
Ennoblec Him.

Ennoblec Him.
Berlin. - Dr. Constantin Dumba,
whose recall as Austro- Hungarian
Ambassador to the United States was
requested by President Wilson, ar
rived in Berlin with his wife Com
menting or the arrival of the diplomat
the Vossiche Zeitung SAYS:
I'VE learn from usually wellnform.
ed source that Emperor Francis 10
seph has ennobled Ambassador
Dumha.''
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
LEAVES s75o.ooo TO MUSIC.
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra tc
Get Mrs. BOWS Estate.


Cincinnati. Oct. s2-The viii OF
Martha Cora Dow. who died at the
age OF "a. was filed here 1t dis
poses OF an estate valued at nearly
$1,000. GOO.
The Cincinnati symphony Orchestra
Association, received the reSiduary
estate. which Is estimated to be worth
between s50o.000 and $4,000.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
KILL BORDER BANDITS.
U. S. Troopers Shoot MeKicans Cross
ing Rio Grande.

Brownsville. Tex.-A detachment
of the 9Th Cavalry fred on and killed
two supposed Mexican bandits who
were crossing the Rio Grande at the
San Pedro ranch. twelve miles up the
river from Brownsville. Both were
armed
The bodies were not recovered
Lieutenant T. r. Van Malta. OF Troop
l.. t6h CCayalry. was in command
of the detachment.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
THE MARKETS
Butter.

MILK--Oficisi figures have been sbol.
ished and IL is impossible to give correct
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-29
Dressed Poultry.

FRESH KILLED
W'n m q D 31-3s lbs dz ID.
Wn m d D ~ lbs < over.
W'n corn fed up 1924 lbs dz
W'n corn fed d p 31-3s lbs dZ
CHICkENS-Fresh d p in
W'n m lbs & Ov. per ID.
Wn milk fed, 3-312 lbs each
CHICK ENS-Fresh iced
PhIla, Ii, & RI, 3-4 lbs pr
Pa. mixed sizes, per 10 49,.
Nearby skquabs, per pair :.
FOWLS-Iced.
Wn q p AZ to 5 lbs & over
Western, dry picked Abs -.
Western, DIP 3la lbs and und
OTHER POULTRY
Old cocks. per ID ...........
L. I. spring ducks, per ID =.
jersey and Pa spg ducks :.
SQUAD prm, 10 lbs & oy az
The Washington times., 1915-03-21

or twelve minutes after II. Oh, but
they say the street cars sometimes run
ahead of time. Isn't that the weakest
position ever heard of to take in the
face of two men who actually carried
her on that day? Have they a single
witness who swears that on this day
the street car was ahead of time? Not
one.
why, such liberties they do take
with law and common sense and
decency that after putting Epps up
they won't be bound by themselves
They ara Indian givers; they give
something and take 1t right back and
the jury swallows. 1T, and the com.
munity swallows it anyway the State
wants II.
Epps was the first witness the State
put up and he hadn't been up there
any time before they realized he had
crushed their case deader than a door
nail. He put II at 12.07La that she got
| into town which would have put her
at the factory about T.. II. and then
the state began to wriggie-not to get
| away from our testimony, but from
| their own testimony, that of Epps.
The Washington times., 1915-03-21

I'm not saying much against these
de tectives who worked up the case. but
they were looking out for their side
Of it. and all they had TO do was to
ask Conley leading questions They
never even had to tell him what to say.
He had read the papers and knew the
facts in the case and knew the factory
from top TO bottom. He was as famil-
lar with it as Your Honor Is with your
own residence I say he knew them
himself, but when we have rein
forced by the testimony of Scott. that
he would show Conley how Friday
wouldn't tit-"you must put it on Sat
urday y'-and 80 and so won't fit; you
must put. something else"-Mr Ros-
ser perhaps enumerated fifty instances
IN that record-material instances,
where Scott said the negro changed
this and changed that, absolutely as
much reconstructing tale Your
Honor, as II he had never hinted at it
in the beginning.
And that is not all. He puts II In
writing four times, and we 20 into
court, expecting to meet that fourth
affidavit. as monstrous and unreason-