davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
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Die Gii1abd Rraten 9or,als nimmt
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mcgtiamttj os gRnoesienat5 ia qu-
lprud mo 3ulr nit 6eind1e ooaIt1noI.
Gem 4G5iGiuB aIer aHoeyeu GjR3s,
exc SbluB05 ummung Miro atEr tuunl
pot GH6s &tpr.l ocer 9lufduQs U}ai era
rolaep. Sin Announcement su Der 8ot-
la9t 1T mterlreitet nprotn, uuf ols
man iid IN siner @onfeun5. p,lde
}uiidtn Nrdi 8ooiep,lt perifitaeneu
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CcmmiHitM ilr Den }IujIGtHFdat
lttttN 3drce &napp uHo Byoutn.
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sctro. J}lb ojeicn 4m2nojrunQsooys
id.d9g f0a bar GommiHion bic 9ei,ms
ulnl }aifg}u, DaRn Die BON iar feft
9tiebltn 6yad tidbe in Strait trtten iol.
I'm IND oj, &e.ufma an bic Seritie
Uir0 aui 6,e 1aae 6titrdBit in ne
dN7 Is Hh o5rgm 5lnotlt. oil bic Som.
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i.ao. relt5 i5nen bic @|oniuui,on 5us
er.ernt. I,H 3uiaB pjro oon Sends
tx IaIaag ttitig oppoR;rt plyeen.
Nl4 Sect. eeldss ii6 1af Sic Gr.
ltotaa12 cer &tugele8eHtei,eu otr ;
cig,airter Nrcjlneyfdmme bt3itai.
aciro r~a6rid.U,jh an Gin Goufeyea}s
0oa5.s SAY lt III. Senator 2a 5ol.
.tte bat zen riVcenien oarolf auf
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t0sufsta Nc nNioer 1en 6ttnbabR
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@tra3ans G oGrh3eieB. aoJ,t oon
etta Gonf.I0s umj;t pj,ctr IN Die
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
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Mountaineering o6ne &o5lennot9
lit bic Quslft 5ejm 4niaRg PES
qroBtu 8o6lengrdtsr 5reiis. Uau 1T
dIaemsiu odraui 9tfaBt. 3o6s Breiie
fir ben untut6ebrlideu 8rennftoTf tobs
len 3u mlitn. un0e 6dmie greiie
uRo fir pie Ule9r3aE BET 8erbrauher
i6uer 0rideHoe 4rsiit. Qb.r man
glau5t Hi6t CAP Ter q~usitaBo aGJe
mein geHug ieiH uno lang: aenuI ons
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as bic Gd5muul 0ou geihdit uno Der
iebr. Qr5eitstoTgteii uno 6un91rs
notb iid siuIelleu mdBteu.
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Bun, aud fir 6ieien 5aa 3aben ei
MICE Der l1p,ftU0en uHo aQes D0r9er
miHeHDen 0diLingtoner GorreipoH
benton bic Autport bereit. IS pito
bonn. Wie Ie DetHbsru, .qau3 Elm
fab" unier t6%atuirtuoiQer Nrdioni
her Sane fit dHuebmen unD alien
9}oiben elm raihes Gn0e 5%eyeiteu. oGr"
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3edtH. .Gr" miro i6reu 9eirit5 dui
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len C%trldutcu. pie e5 0ae ,yuteytNe res
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&elIuHup1 t%dritsr In E Sttesn ram
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miro irJdr l%ehduptet ban FER.
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reH0 bea Girtjt5 IND 1l6r: 1909 de
piont t1St uro zen Rl-n ~ousatfjatt
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9slsil duiHrcmlG3 sit. Emil 3ltl5n
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ta unter hen @titet nt3 @caerols
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

Gonuectitut.- Zds -Mtgi
BEN 5teatre4 rae gr6bG Spie5'as
Der Stuat Werbsn. TT rie5au
5rarnt. 9uT 200 000 5GTrl ssr 9.r
iut tnmm5H. 3r1i 6eutrre g.t5
ruyeeE ourb r1bfar3suot3 @sadGt
rsyies. - Gari.5e lIrruh.r al be-
ntH tluptidh.i5 Sinotnttn Ser Q1ls
unioerItai tetheiti1t parer. rcoga
Est IL Rer 3aoen uutegiG9t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
StrsifIlcbtsr.

. esSe SSSS1S
DE t&uerien 9e6tnserfa9gungtn
iiuo IelteH pie 6eiteR.
Ri6t5 %erforotrt me6r 0pfer, ais
quftifi0Ter, bic 3uiommenitur3tH.
IlnIr Slid 6alteu ME Rie, unIer
lln3.ud immer fir politdnoig.
Uinf 1u Ssoermann gsfaqeu.
greiie SeDerntanHss Cater,
Inn ami isoen fdulen 6.eden
8eb' Elm r]oienouf.j9 Yf,aiter.
& $ =
Ter 8ar3tn @elt 5efalta 1T i6per
uHb audi niht gut.
Rur oer q2idai pol. 2lIsn, Der 2(1eR
rsbt Is iaut.
lln0 qneH yeat IS maiden. Eeibt: pai
len ieotm Aopb
Dsm Stdrlen ypie Gem Stuahen, Dem
8ldreR p.e oem 5rppf.
7as 1T Gin tsaaener Gjfer. otr nur
iay mo- iS.bH t5feri. un0 ben He5lern
PES Nd1feu mar o5n NuBeu a6su1s-
u;nntn iudt. ms a5er tbn 3a srat-
zen.
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er jmEer 5ei u0iertr eileasH Belle
ruRl az, uro mir r5ren 10 ie5r init
uH1rtR 6ealtrn 5tihliiilt. oab ung
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ees 91titsH sssi1rst.
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nc ieiR s:R5i5st &ssosas If. -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

8ein Wunoer, cdB bic 1erdnlr einen
Iheil tbres &dnoes Elm iroti@e5 Botds
DIES nennen.
SeBt miro 10 biel oon .gey0ieniten
Der 4mericaner" nm 0as 3uitdnpetom=
men eines uebereintommens in 4lQe
ctrQ9 gefaitlt, Dap man beinabe 9,au.
zen tam, OdB Der gauge 8ummst uug
IN Scene 5eIeBt gpuroe, am 0en- Ame=
r]icdnern ge.egen6eit gu gebeH, 5gieoen
gu FIFTEEN.
9udoem Die Wdroccofra9 iebt tnos
lid 3el0f Dor03H 1T. t1unie 9rdiioeut
8ooieDelt po5l aud Der G~o6,Cufrdge
Elm penig aufmertIdmteit identen.
= = =
8ds &etter6uredu pi0 dinft;q Die
@itterung fir eiusn po1en Mondt tn
Doraus Dertiin0i8sH. Of oas a6er m6gs
lib lit, ptro Dielfad be3peiIelt
Slider lit 0as m0gl;bl liner 0e!s
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Qlonat e6eHlo geRau 00tdus iageu. ME
iur einen Ga9 unD e5enip 5tnau piro
Die 8orausidguug i6 duG uijaen.
= = =
Die 0ei6trreftlerinen ertdren. baF
6raunz uno &in6erar6eit duf60ren
tperoeH, penH oas .}arte Gef0le6t4
od8 StimmreAt er6dt. ~ @lau5eu's
duf 0ort. 3dnn piro's crit red)t BEE
BEN: a9o6ooD poyts, but fat6er."
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lanJe 3u .ieioeu 6o6en. uno i5rsn
itueQ oer @arous lemaAt pirb.
@ie ftol3 bic So,oaten bod Iein
miifen. bic in unIeren 8lraerfriggs
fdit lle6ermenidt:6e8 seleiiet la5tg.
penn lie lei5n, ME Biz .5eI0en oes 20.
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Nei6er uno Gin0er d6t6un.
9uBIdrO cat ueni3er Qer}te ats In
geno Elm anotrss 2aao, ga. mild
fort mar ooh ducb eiumai s.pds @uz
ses uno @rfreuli6es aus RuBtlnO.
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Sn Tampa. 6Ioriba. rerOtn 8or6t=
reitungen aetroiien fir 4b1dltuuQ IL
nr 4%HsttauH9 3lIr 9sr5ertdAunl Der
8olen0unl Des Qdnamacandibaues -
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zines nsuen Sd6rhunoarts pIantp, 1T
oOa etpd5 Oeyfrii6t.
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fir riditdnoige Steutrn ~6eruusrjiden
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6ie Giien6a9ren loon Nitte, uno
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3dQiuu9 Der SOFTEN %6erdR3u5ie5sn.
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bed Die @rtsnntn.B erlar5t go fa6en
oaB ne Is nit einem uuorihdmtsT
6um5u1atr 80 t6un 6attsH. Sore Dor
ieH uRo tore Spared en6uher uHraen
a6er aB0ers aus sen uno ilrt SeiiG
ter uift cine io 8roBe Qduae 5ei3eu.
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tommeH.
Gis ia fest atyausisat, ro6nts ser
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

qlco5ol fir SHouitris3pede, 2unIt.
3Dcde, 9iht5pedt 62i3ungs3pede uitD.,
loa nun ra6 @mpft6Iung Oes
9luscomites fir .U}ittel uno
Iegt" uon oer 8unoes
iteuer 6sfreit psroen. rsnu i'm ein5ti
Uen Sale uadgerD;eieH miro, oaB er
oura .8eratarirunl" Icfpo6l ais
SfHdps ME ais MeDitin lan3 unD
gar untGtut6ar it,. Qsoigtih Inn oes
8ortes ,4leo6ol" piaeu itrdu6ttn ih
Die G,mpereu3ler bis itbt pie tod ae-
gen cine ioi6e SttutrbsfreiuuQ auc6
peuu osr fro9lite Aicobol oer1efatt
unirint5ar qematt III. oaB ion ui6t
einmoI Die aus3epi6tsite 1empersH3
feudier= @urlsl 6inter Deri6loHeren
36GpR 6inunterpiiyJen t0nute.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

Sect miro 10 pieI son ,gtyoieHTen
oer 4mericaner" nm oas 3uitanDetom=
men eJHes uebereintommens in atges
cirQs gefaielt, oaB man beinabe Q,au=
ZEN tam, Dab Der gauge 3pmmsi pug
IN Scene 5eIeBt puroe, nm BEN Ame=
ricdnern ge.egen5eit gu gebea 5gieon
81 itiften.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

@ua oas oui 6%dft6arteit Der Glen
Standardization 6gi lln1liidsfdaen
bs5liSltte 8eIeB sei0n3ts i'm 6auie CUR
anrdfme. Dds @eIeb pir0 teiue I'm.
Wenoun5 finoen auf iol6t 2el-te, bic
ais Ia8edrGsiter in Osn 2%ocomotiuens
ooey 8d9eHi6uppan bsiaiftiat fnO.
ionosrn 6e3ie5t TA in Der 6auptidfe
auf eigeatli6e 3ul6eOienitete. IS
purceH, ME Der Q|6aeoronete Rdun
CSu) herDorbob. pd6reno pes itbteu
Sd6res 931 @iieH6o5nan9efeQte az
t0otet uno 1880 perlebt. Gieie SAB
len ipred)en cine 6ereots Spra6e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08
Der sonntdssbots

&c Mason ST. Milwaukee, Wis.
Entered at the pos 0fie. at Milwaukee. Wis
aud admitted tor uatsuisso n Though Tie malls
a. sHfuud-ritss rates
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

Das 6ouS Dat Die 8trpiailur9 fir
9eleBssberifde ri6srii6e uno 8er
ipditHngs 3peda auoenommen, nab
0orndhme bon 5trtidungeu, iooaB Gle
Gelammtoerpiai5uRg um 100000
9eriH9er 1T ais i'm @oria5ts. Snsqe
idmmt inn $30OO0.000 our3 bic
0DrldQe permiliat por0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

Rad oem 2%tutrage, psiher &reits
bic 3uitimmuHg 1es Sendts |oeidnoen
5dt, tdnn 3 Mondte naHcem Die
8crlase Seieststrait erlangt cat.
Spiritus fir gaper6liht 3uede, ODER
.penn er 3ur Gr3eugung pom Strait, DOu
Gidt ooer 0drme oieuan ioQ, leuer
frei benuBt DgroeH, bod muB Spiri
tue, peIdtr in oieIer Bsiia b5Rubt
miro, in @eEnpart oon 8IHoes6elm-
ten 10 be6auoelt iper0eu, odB CT MD!
%1etruntsB lrercsn Tam. sSn BEN 8rei
len oon Sa6oeritdnoigen ~erpariet man
BON Dem @ti.B cine o%oaitdr0ile I'm
rdl3uul auf rem 8e5itte res geleu6
tun95, 6si5ungs uno U}lidiuenbe-
t|rietsreiens, 0a 4Icu6ol nd 6.ligsr
iteatu niro ais petroleum uRo 8diolin
uno ii6 aus ieoer Nit oou @streioe,
8%egeta5iIisn 0ur3ctn 0oer 5rihter
S%cpinncu ldBt pslhe Stdrte snt5al=
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

9adoem bic Wlroccofrast iebt tnoe
LID 3el0f Uor0eH lit. t6nnie 9rd foeut
Gooiepelt po6l aud Der GoblcutrdJe
Elm penig aufmertIdmteit identen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

8eiu Nunoer, odB Biz Ierautr eineu
1beil t6res 2lnoes Elm irotlae5 Potas
Oles uennsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

baten glaeap6rtig eineH QennDert5
pom 10 BIG so Uliaionsn, i6r RpBDert6
jtooa 1T 5eosuteno gr5Ber. Rad 8aB
gaze oss grird5es bsr oort bertits e.
tHoIfeH 8er8psrfs pirbsn i9 be.
Ab3desn Bic ron BdhtsrR duf bic
43l, "a 4rres 81 be3ab.en fpdrea, auf
Sl75 o93,e0o tslaufsn. Der 2cre err
gift im Durf Omit 5000 SouHen. Be
rt6Het man ZEN Qert6 DER Sonne nit
nur 2 Dollars 10 fedt in Gem a06
ierreldt5um DIS 4rsal5 Elm Germ61eu
ron 81 237 100000, me6r ais eiH8rit-
tel Der 9aIammien capitalization, audi
fsr DeuDdH srten. idmmtlider giIen-
ha6Hsn in Zen Ser. Staattn. Sn bic
len 9efB 6dtteH f6 bic 9a6nsn I'm
Elm 8utter5rOo ietsR tonnsn. psna
cer Ssnator BON BisconIa ni4t auf
Die ptrFedie Q6Fht eer Blu dufnsrfs
lam 9epDrsen mare.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

0as mi; 0si.3ttit s2ia3i oosr az
t5aH u.gc. 1T ujft fir De qsTsran,
res 9at fteH s~ssi1rs..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

Ga6 jebigsn 2lR3ei6en fdeiut bic
4nRatme be5rinoei 81 isin, oab Seudt
uHo 9aus i6lr bic pStaaten 9orlage@
80 tintm 6iHoeritdnoniB 5elaugen Uers
oen ponah 0ri5ond aRD 8eU g}erito
i'!5it oari5tr enti6eiosu iolen. 90 ie
5uidmmsn einsn Staat 6i.osH ioaeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

g sist oisr3i1 9r..is in 5fras
ne ';iR s:H5i5's %ssosat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-08

HAA- &AHtAtN Iut O4I4FtN AN-
5eIeSn5e.ten tinigte Iih ii6er ods gau-
progr1nm. pe,tts iii bic I.ottci6tpil
li3uug fir eas ndfTtc 5iscalid1r 2uf
ndtma Ftnosp jeff, Gandt lit bic
Contraction zines S6ldhtI6ifies pes
9t0BtlH Sgps, ce7en Soften, o5us
Pon3crun5 uHo }lusrifung $4,000.
COO nitt j5egItcjltH Toaen. rorgeies
Sen. iopi, Der Ban ron 8 5orpeoo6oot
5eyitoreru, oeren Soften $4,000 MIDI
ii5eriei9tn iolen. Dem WlriReiecre
tar neyoeu isrn.r 100000 7ir iuf=
maine 5ortecobootc ooer anoere In
terieeboote jrsen0 zines 5pps, bic q
uoh dnQeitellten Gro5en auspd6ler
mag sun &etii3uul ltittat. Die Bin
Te6t cine 8tuiQiauul ron 500. 100000
Dor, pomit ol5 Gomite Die 9orun-
Id.dge oea Departments nm H15eju
100000 6eihuitt.
4 = y
Sm &riel osplytemat if ma ii6el
Ntuttttdt HNloHN9tH ooH cen F@t
.ippineH niht gueni5 aui9trslt
g. miro nimlidb 6erittet. baB Unite,
BEN beridieoenca Scrubs uno 8sitQ.
ihaitsclaFen Der &to0,tsrung QroBt
un5uiteoeu5eit heyri6t uuo Dap ii
,'r Sdtur5en 0tssn Die americdni.
latn 8e5or0en, uor alien a5er Q13er
cmtricaniId Capitalism Qebeb. miro
Sine oy5da!jrte 8eieli6lft oou Rtdt.
tjcndrsn, Die iar 5luptquartity in
Nlnj.l fat. 0srurid6t 6sr Sniu,lr.
6e9jeyunl oieIe llndnne6mlihEiter
uUo lire W;tl,i1ccr TH0 10 frtA &c.
epoyoen, o1B is in 3eitanatn aGe4
mas amtyielnih it, Cftn au9riftH
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
A WRECK IN ST. LOUIS.
Iron Mountain Fast Mali Jumps the Track Killing One and Injurinw
 Ton peraons

St. Louis, Oct. 12.-The Iron Moun- tain fast mail train, which was late in leaving Union station Thursday, jumped the track while making up lost time at the city limits, killing one and injuring ten other persons. The accident occurred within a short distance of where the same train was similarly wrecked last spring.
 Behind the engine were three mall cars. The engine and two cars plunged from the track at sharp curve and went down an embanlxment. The third car did not fall down the embankment. Engineer Casper was crushed to death Fireman Rafferty is so badly injured 1t is believed he cannot recover He was injured in the wreck last spring and has been out of the hospital only two weeks. Only two of the mall clerks are seri- ously injured, the others being badly bruised. Some of the injured were brought to the city hospital and the others were taken to the Missouri Pa cific hospital
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
Miss Frank Sanders to Wed.

Friends in the city have re- ceived invitations to the marriage of Miss Frank Sanders to MT. j.. E. B idges which will take place Wednesday evening, October "A, in the Presbyterian church at Junction City. Miss Frank will be remembered by many Mena people as the very excellent laughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Sanders, formerly of this city.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
KILLING FRosTs AFFECT COTTON.
aarket Stimulated by Reports of Frost in the BeIt-Frost General Over ihe State.
rom Arkansas Gazette.

From Arkansas Gazette.
 z Killing frosts were reported
 Throughout many sections of Ar
 Kansas yesterday morning, and
 fhe weather forecast last night
 1ndicated second frost in many
 8arts of the state this morning.
 Fhe weather bureau reported
 Yesterday that the temperature |Iell below the freezing point Tn Arkausas at Russelville and M al- Fern. The weather was unusual
 y cool for this period of the year, xbe frosts being fully ten days in Sdvance of normal seasons. # The report of the frost in the Eotton belt sent the market up Nard, on the theory that the Namage to the crop had been 6erious. At this season there are uumer us young bolls which have !0ot matured. and a killing frost Hops all future growth. The fact that the young bolls may tave been destroyed buoysd up
 he market.
 Y Local cotton buyers last night, Who were in touch with the situ |&tion, seemed to think the frost Proposition had been played the limit.
 # One b1yer yesterday was offer Ing l01a cents for spot cotton, nd would not go any higher, for &hc reason that iu his opinion the kfost damage, even granting il las heavy, had been already dis &punted.
 # Holders of cotton on planta- Mons were not inclined to sell the H pie at figures offered. believ- hg that, a killing frost being Imminent, the price would be &ound to advance.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
s. N. REEVES HOME
 BURNED TO GROUND
Roof All Ablaze Before Discovered
 Goods on First Story Saved-In- sured for $500.

Shortly after 3 o'clock this Afternoon F. M. Reeves fine large
 home in Eureka addition was dis
 Powered to be ou fire and the #alarm was given. The fire appeared to have been
 started near a f1ue on the second Moor and had gotton under such
 headway that the greater portion sof the roof was all ablaze before it was discovered. ~ There was a strong south wind and iu spite of all efforts on be- half of the fire department and citizens the house burned rapidly IAnd by o'clock was shoulder Ing mass.
 < They succeeded in saving most Everything on the first floor of |the house, but everything up Dtairs was destroyed. x Mr. Reeves had $500 insurance on the residence.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
Successful Fruit Canning

f. +. Nelson, nurseryman Of pe Queen, is in Mena today on business and gave the Star call. tie reports that peach growers of That vicinity canned their fruit. nsing small canueries costing From S3o to S65 each. One grow er put up about 1900 cases of Elberta peaches and sold entire lot to the Cox Wholesale Grocery Iompany of Mena and realized 5l 20 bnshel for entire crop. This is better than shipping and Eery lew were shipped from De Queen last season.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
AFTER THE ARMoURs.
Federal Authorities Urged to Proceed Against the Chicago Packers by
 Philadelphia Officials.

Philadelphia. Oct. 12.--Action by the federal authorities against Ar mour & Co.,. will be urged by State Dairy and Food Commissioner Warren who this week caused warrants to be issued for the arrest of several of the companys agea.s in this city on the charge of exposing for sale hams and other meats contsSliDg boracic acid Assistant Dairy and Food Com,his- sioner Oliver D. Sschick and N R. Critchfield, secretary of agriculture of this state. Thursday wen to Washing ton to meet Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Dr. H. w. Wiley, chief chemist of the department and lay the facts in the case before them.
 The meats alleged to have been 'doctored" were discovered on Sep tember II and as the pure food act became operative on September l, Commissioner Warren declares the company is liable under the federal laws for violation of this act.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
the Series Between Pennant Winners by Score of to |.

Chicago, Oct 12--In the second game of the worlds championship series Wednesday the Chicago Ma tional league team took decisive re- venge for Tuesdays defeat when they yanquished the White Stockings on the latter's grounds, ' to l.
 White and Owen, who replaced White in the fourth inning. were bat ted freely and the American leagu, teams errors also helped to increas, the Nationals score Reulbach. or the contrary, was in fine form and al lowed the opposing batsmen onl, two hits.
 The weather was bitterly cold. tho mercury lowering at or below the freezing point all afternoon. As was the case Tuesday, few flakes of snow fell Between 5000 and 10000 enthusiasts. bundled from head to foot. braved the rigors of the weather.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
EXPLOSION IN \ TUNNEL
Three Men Killed and a Dozen Rendered Unconscious Under
 Long Island City.
EXACT CAUSE OF DISASTER UNKNOWN
Explosion Took Place in a Lock Under the Railroad station In Which 20 Men We're at Work-smoke and Fire add to Panic of the Workmen Bodies of Dead Not Recovered.

New York, Oct 12.-Three men were killed and a dozen others rendered unconscious by an explosion and fire in the Pennsylvania railroad tunnel under Long Island City Thursday
 The dead men are said to be su- perintendent named George Chapman, lock turner named Michael Daly, and a foreman named Joseph Pearce. The exact cause of the explosion is unknown. It took place under the Long Island railroad station in lock at the end of one of the four tubes which are being dug to connect with tubes running under the East River to Manhattan Island to connect with subways leading to the proposed Penn sylvania railroad station. There were 20 men at work in the lock and three of them were rendered insensible either by the concussion or the smoke of fire which followed it. Elsewhere In the tunnel there were more than 30 men at work.
 Woodwork supporting the tunnel caught fire instantly and great clouds of choking smoke poured into all parts of the tunnel. A wild rush for the shaft. 1000 feet away and which was the only means of exit, followed the explosion.
 The bucket by which the men were taken from the shaft to the street above could carry not more than six men and there was desperate strug- gle among the frightened workmen 10 be the first one to be taken ont.
 When the last of the conscious men was brought to the surface, he Ge- Jared that several men were lying unconscious at the bottom of the shaft. There was call for rescuers and dozen or more of the tunnel workers promptly responded. Two cf them were lowered in the shaft an6 those at ig,e bottom were quickly brought up to the street.
 Three of the men employed in tho tunnel were missed and one sfter an- other several parties of tunnel work CTS essayed to reach the men but were unable to penetrate the long distance through the thick smoke and were themselves removed from the tunnel half unconscious. At one time 15 of the rescuers were stretched out on the sidewalks under treatment to re- suscitate them after vainIy attempt- ing the rescue.
 Finally the smoke thinned out snfi- ciently to permit approach 10 the mouth of the lock where one man was found unconscious and 1t was be- lieved dead The other missing were supposed to be still in the lock where the explosion occurred.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
Confidence in Mena.

Dr. l. D. Harris, who came to this city last March with his fam fly from Magazine, Ark, is making preparations to return to their old home, Mrs. Harris and the two children leaving this afternoon and the Doctor intend- ing to follow shortly. Dr. Harris this morning stated that he would not sell his property here on ac- count of having too much conf deuce in Mena's bright future.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
MOB LyNcHHO INNOCENT NEGRO.
|lackman Did Not Arrive From Lake
 Village Until After Shooting in
 Argenla Saturday.

x It now seems 10 be clearly es- Iablishcd that when the mob of 4our masked men overpowered
 Iurnkey Folsom Davis and took
 II. G. Blackmau, negro, from Enc Argenta city jail Sunday Eight, strung him to telegraph pole on the corner of Sixth and
 Main streets, and afterward flied hls body with buckshot, 1t lynch ga an innocent negro, if the crime Enlarged to him was taking part
 ID the fusillade winch killed John Lindsay and wounded his 1on, Milton Lindsay.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
Killed Two Gray Foxes.

l.. c. Miller, who lives on ptilwell Heights, killed two gray Eoxes, one yesterday morning and pne this morning. These foxes Dave been coming right mp to his Fesidence aud catching his chick
 fns, and the one he killed this
 norning came within few feet pt MT. Miller, playing with a Ehicken which it had just caught.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
Sedan Bank to Re-Open.

Topeka, Kan, Oct 10-The Peoples National Bank of Sedan, Kan. s22 ,006 of whose funds were filched supposedly by Otto D. Stollard the absconding cashier, will reopen for business on October IS. J. T. Bradley. national bank examiner, who has had charge of the bank since the discovery of the shortage, will supervise the opening. The missing cashier has not been ap- prchended.