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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

per rant. Soloaten | unoerliuet ,Uta'
loren | Den beire Sonno % 9rpitet.
Oct lpffes Dem at ilGbe iig ben til
Ell lille forIaot 9anosbp, bpor Der
finOes noeen Defining for Sloer, 90
Der iperaer @oioren SoIOoten:
.Sooo beooer ou2"
.Minpa."
San on goo enonl2"
So. IiOt."
p@iI ou forpIigte Dig til at brinee
General Rambu Sanen o9 oct 9reo,
ie9 M ifrioer."
,Sa."
Saa letter Officeren meo begge
S9noer 8nnen op til lin 8onoe, bpaO
Der efter iapanif Ritus betpoer ct
aps, fnar ct 9lpnnt frcm og riuer ct
gIao no Of lin Seencbog. Weo oen-
tire Soano %ifriner ban 6a fin 6or-
floring:
n0nar iee / ct 9ieblit iom bette
bar forlaot 9ampplnoien. er oct paa
min giegimentsdefs uOtrpffeli9e 9e-
falling, ioet ban bar pnaIagt mig at
afgipe geretning ON Dor Stilling.
Seq oiolte, boilfen 5ore Der BAR
forbun0en meo at naa Soue0fporte-
ret, men ieg turoe life forglemme
SberItens, SoIonternes og aamme-
roternes enonu farliaere StilIin9 o9
par ogiaa beilnttet poa at penoe til.
baoe iii Dem og oele oeres SfGbne.
Seq bcflnger pna oct oDbeIte life al
funne uofsre min Orore, 6a ieg er
iaoret. Gerfor bar ieg bciluttet at
0rnbe mig ieln lor at funne naa 6e.
ginentidefen og mine anmmerater /
set auoet 2iu. Men min beire Snan0
er iaaret % fan life boloe Snblen;
ieg 0rpber mig oa meO Geuolperen
% be0cr ON 3ilgipelie oerfor. Eli.
lao mig at tnffe e0er for iaa mango
9nrs nomprfeoe @enifab % / Bette
giebIif at tpnfe pon eoerl Seq sn-
fer eoer ell bersnmelig SER.
Geo er meaet ipo9 % fan fun meo
0tsir BRUCE min gIbant; oerfor inb.
ifrarfer ieg mig til at beupiie til
port Iegiments fortoiule6e Stilling.
Den 7. Narts af. 6h gftermi6.
bag unoer artilleriilo, / en- lille, II.
fenot 9anosbp, Spo for 2ifompu.
Moior Ofoibi.
Otter al Noioren bar o~pergioet
SoIonten 9reoet, ifpoer ban Zig en-
9ugIe gennem Sopeoet.
On 3ime efter inotrpffer / so.
ueofnarteret, frpbenoe pnaSoroen, Ell
naiten oeenoe SoIoat. San bar He.
gimentsfanen biinoen paa Rpggen og
/ 6uen ct 9rep.
SaaIeSes osoe Different foibi %
iaaleoes uofsrte Soloaten Wiutpa
bans 9ligt for bam."
Sapanite Soloater ian6t ct Steos
en- 2~ommeboe, bpori en- rusiiif Sc
neral bnooe neoifrepet fine Snotrpf
al iaponif ariesfsreIie.
Gen inpanife Sar," Tiger Nus.
ieren, oforitaar at marifere, men
life at aoa tilbage. 9anr De eneona
bar beapn0t at angribe Ell Stilling,
bIiper De oeo meo ben Itsrite Seitig.
beo og 9naronaffetbe0. Get fan ieg
biaiee; Dog, nanr OmItpnoi9beoer.
ne life tiIIaoer pi0ere Sremtrpngen,
fan ct 8ilbnactoe itnnoom uOferes
meo Nptte. Men Sapanerne tort.
letter alti6 et anoreb, nnniet Sabe-
ne. SanoipnIi1ois or oe inpanite,
t~nftiife 9~prebeger oloeIes life III.
ba9etoget til @enitanO for Stuoium."
Rel Sapanerne bnuoe life aiort
9ilbngetoeet til @enitano for StuOi
Inn.
Oct par meget ijnlOent, 5rompe.
ten gop Signalet: n5ilbn1el" o9 enc.
MI iirl6nere, at inpnnife Soloatcr
lnitreor ct iaaoant Signnl.
aSellere blioe fnnit iom en- 9Goel.
tier emo lepe iom en- Eeoliten," par
Snpanernes 2eien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

"
bere0t paa sin 0pO. Wten isi ell
g@rens 9lomit til por 6omilies Nnun
pco at tete Sanoet plco @Goer".
% S1turoi Tiger: Seq beOer
eoer, Serye, fife engites for mig. Sea
bar bait oct iterite 6elo, en- SolOot
fan opuaa. goet % iterm blot bel
eOers egen Berion".
Oct bliper 9i0 at brpOe op. Gen
unee Mono tnger i'm Sobel, JON bar
ppret benIn9t paa 6amiliealtret, %
bans @ooer iif9nfer bam afifeos.
oriffen Of 8ono.
Oct er OsosOriffen.
Gen er BET Saframente, iom / Den
IiOite Sime reffes oen oeenoe til
bans &enielie for BET tiIfommenoe
2io. Naar ct MeoIem at en- 5omi.
lie lenoes no / ct Soero, for buiIfet
9ioet iqttes mo, er BET iiOite, Jon
bpoes BAN, life 9ritfen for SelO og
l2pffe, H%isoinen, men ben beliet rem.
ienoe Opens 9rif.
Der tapre Mono err life uoen 3aa.
rer; men oe foI0es life / afifeOens
iStuno," beooer oct / Sapnn.
Sofurni er iiffer paa, at ban bnr
Jet 5orpIore og Seifenoe for ii0ite
Sang, og ban erGoer, men BET er
ouiete Saarer. iom tappert blioer
trpngt tilboge unoet ct mantert Smil.
gfter at ban bar tsmt Gsos0riften,
iom min fare Wooer baOoe if9nfet
til mig, goar ban ooer vSiemmet5
8prifel, JON ie9 penteoe aIorig mere
at fomme til at ooerifrioe."
@iemmet Iigger bag BAN. meo ga.
miIien, iom er llrceaen for al iocial
@epioitbe0 i Sapon, 5amiIien, huori
9erettigeIien al ben enfeIte Sapaners
8iloGrelie ~operboneoet boiler.
Men 5amilien CT aaaet op / BET
bsiere, iom Den uoaer en- oranniif
Smaa6eI al, Iationen.
No6 aampen for Iationens 9gre
iler Safurai M LET ON Sierte og let
til gens".
Ga iom Sen itroaIenoe g%eIenniag
for arigens 2ioelier ogSrpngiel ifim-
ter ban oct itsrite al ale 8iug, Do
Den.
Seirberreng Dob. ="
Seq er en- 9onoss Ssr. men ieg
ifaI bIiOe beiunget iom 9Iomiten al
BET piIoe airiebprtrR. bois ie9 Haas
appert os osr paa Slaemarfen / ste.
oct for at % en- naturIig $50, men
uoen Sober, / en- ~itrantpft Spite, paa
en- Salmmaatte."
Og bniIfen gruopoeffen0e 8irfe.
Iiebeo gift ben unge Safurai life inc
til, men boiIfe GfsempIer paa tappert
SeItemob oe aIOris ioigtenoe aRrlig.
beo til 5e6relanoet gap Sluemurfen
life.
2ao os bore ct fra SIaget Deo
Wufoen.
rs 2onosbpen 2ifampu Temper ct
|iapnnif acknowledgement Time ef.
ter 3ime en- fortpinlet Stamp. 81. 3
ON gftermio0agen moa Ell Del al
2anosbpen op9ipes, meo aIe De iaa.
reoe, iom ligger Der | Suie og Saper
og paa 8aoer. Oberiten ielo er bic.
pen ire @ange iaaret og leoer 5orIpa.
ret, Itettet til en- Sroonnons. 8usier.
ne laoer Srommer og 9orn bIRie til
Storm; Der felger rnienoe 5aanoge-
mpng, JON er NOR peo at fate Sapa-
nerne uo at gieiten at 2ano5bpen. al.
8 bar De life mere Ammunition, %
Den eneItt of De uoien0te Or0onnar-
ier, iom er naaet til6age, meIoer fra
grign0en, at @enernlen ingtn 6or.
itprfringer fan ienoe. 0n bill Ober.
item me0 9eiten Of 6olfene fate Zig
MOB 5ien0en og iaale0eS oinoe Ell bp.
bertha Geo for Dem aae. San fal0er
ben rIoite Officer, JON er 9i0e,
Ell MAJOR, % Tiger: Seq bar beillttet
M at itorme, set er Sen fire 9go Tor
os ale. Gag oerfor Ge9imentes
8ane, bring Den I Sitferbco og melO
grign0ehefen, boao Der er ifet."
Wajoren beoer, ON ban inaa bliue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

-HOCbBiten er en0nu life tilenoe.
bragt. Sc flelte Hoer er opta9ne,
men Der finoes en0nu ell N9ngoe paa
Nfarfen, GA SorobunOen bar iaa ops
bIsot, at set mango Steoer nGiten
par umllliat at i9roes paa RoeItDf-
ferne meO @eit og 8ogn.
@amornp. Ifopo @eternn. sc.
s. 9nrtifulier .. Sanien | gam.
orlp er Ssnoog ben IA. 9ou. oeo,
81 Qar gammeI. Sanien bar Sen-
oeripoe og fgot / uaerup. San bar
geteran fra 3reuarsfrigen, efter
builfen ban Loo Jig bueroe JON Boli.
genoarm ueo ben i%p0ilesoigife
@renie. Otter ct Yar aars Sienelte
/ bette anrps ne0iotte ban lia lom
Sanoelsmano tot ueo 2sgumfloiter
oa tiente fer en- lille p9n 5ormite,
iom ban MI IeueOe al paa fine gamle
Gage. : Sah bueOe / lit eget Sus |
Gamorup og bleu pleiet al en- Ootter,
lom boe0e bos BAN.
8pjcns. SnSbrno % Sgucricr
florerer Der paa G1nen. Manoag
gftermiooog Ben 10. Nop. par q.
WortenlenS gnfe poa SfrpOitrup
Marf gaaet oper til Naboen, og
linens par % 10 til II Mars Grenge
paa Spill, oabneOe ct ginOue og elf
ino og raniageOe 2~eiligbeoen. Sci
oigois bapoe bun taget fine 8enge
meO Jig, iaa uobpttet par fun 9@b'
Ter og 5roDlitiffer. Ia Sonen fom
biem, Ito6 bnaoe ginOuer og 0ere
aa6ne pan bio Sab, Oe bun bIeO
6ange, ga GUN er enc o9 6u0Oe laaiet
go0t, oa bun git. Gen enc Oreng
bar rapiet for. (SmO.)
3nitrnp Soen. 5ansct aprc'
tbjstDp. On Berion, iom forleoen
Nat ItinI en- Seit og Sig ira 8anro'
eier @ortenien i Sfibeluno, er bic
pen fonoet / SolIte0 oa ii00er are.
iteret ser. gieren Of aereteiet reiite
ben 10. Roo. til Soliteo for at faa
oct tilbage. Spoen ifal n9re EN- aarl
fra gef, Der for bar o9ret / 9on'
flift meo 2open, ioet ban bar itiaaIet
Soar / aongeriget og iolgt Dem paa
Sells Rarfeo. San bapoe for nDlig
oen Straf, ban bar bleoen
for 6aaretpoeri.
3apiteb. airfcns SOrtgifnins.
(5l. ap.) s a%nleoning at bet fore.
BreiteoaIg a9ter Spiferne /
Sognet at ~anorage paa mere Spif Il
Der er allereOe 10 8ange
fpIf @uoStieneite aarlig / Gaulteo
ifsnt Der neppe finoes 10
Berioner / Sognet, Der life foritaar
aalfGr. Stiaalet Seit % @osm.
til II. Ron. preusiiif 9eoe.
bag, er Der begaaet ct Snobruostpoeri
bos 8aaroeier Rartin Nortenien |
aolfqr, bpor Der er %itiaalet en- 6
4ars Set, ag ct iaa gobt JON mt
.sretei. Sppen er uiitliot fsrt oper
ejerens gnmle Nooer
tsrte fist Stgi melem 81. A og 5 ON
.orgenen; men t9nfte life mere oeo
oct. aloffen mellem 5 og 6, oa Dior.
tenien fom op iaDneoe ban Itrafs
og 0n ban ina efter, par Bog.
1en = en- Sig - 6orte. Sagen
II anmelot til Bolitiet.
gcfercgncn. airfcns SOrtpif.
Ting. Isl. gu.) 5 airfen ueo Sei-
.ro oct rent o~aniftaIen0e gmmers-
eo sogu bol0tes Der S6noag DEN
"A. Rop. for f6rite Sang inf CUBS
geo Sjnlp al Ben feno1p
Sremgongsmoaoe meo at Jamie lin.
,erifrifter til Gels nos in0Dnn-
,reOe tpife arbei0erfamilier oa andre
at boem nogle eaers lite
1ean paa meget firfelig Snter-
sic = bar man ifnffet Sognet iefs
pife @uostjeneiter ON anret. Den
Sang ifal 9eieget BABE OGret
.et goot; men Ser er life mango, JON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10
51nnrriuunnr

6a6crslcu. = gintcren bar toget
snnite goot rat. Ratten til IA. geoo.
fres oct minoit 3 @raOer (Geliius),
o. nGite 0at iant 9ermometret og-
ioa til UNDER 6rpicpunftet. Ger er
bper Rat faloen itGrf Rim, 6oilfet
Hfe er beIoigt for GinteriGoen.
= 9pSeIisbcbeu / Spcn bar ifel-
ge .S6l. g., Der faar tine Oplps-
rinaer fra en- pig ailoe, u9ret me-
get flor i fsrite Saluoel at Gooem-
Der / aor. S De IiOite II 0oge er
Der forefaIoet 20 9sosfulo, BERT mo.
befattet 9eosfaloene / areosipgebu'
Iet. Oct er for itsrite 9elen GlOre
Solf; BOG er Der ogiaa fort efter
binanOen 0e0 2 unge Wenneifer at
Notwithstanding.
Saocrslco Cmcgn. Cocrfalo. =
Den II. 0oo. Gftermiooaes benoeo
6.Eioen er en- Siulrioer bleoen ooer'
foIoen paa G%bausieen meaem Sa'
oersleo og Soptrup. Den Ouerfalo'
ne fit ct it9rft bIe0enOe Saar ooer
Nunoen, men tom eaers goot ira
golosmanoen. Der blep sie6IiffeIig
telefoneret efter @enoarmen | Wea'
Itrup, iom Itrnfs REQ ITO og ie9te
efter @erningsman0en. Or ban bar
boft SelO meo Jig, meOOeIes fife.
BraaItcn. @nlS6rDlnp. (6l. Io.)
Ranoag ocn 10. Noo. ieireOe a~relten
Somasien og &uitru | aOsbgl oeres
@ulo6rpaup. Oct gomIe gg9tepar er
benbolOsois 70 og rs aar gamle.
guIobruOgommen aftiante / i'm Sio
fin @9rnepIigt oeo aarbus Dragon
regiment; ban bar oa ogiaa / Som-
ner meo til SubiI9et / 9srreipaanos
4ooeoitao. 9egge De gainle, Der Dor
bog en- gift 9utter, er fuIoitanoig
rnife.
Ssnberborg. Snobbgserantallet er
MI 1O,523 imoo t0,22S / 5ior og
87t8 / aaret 1907. GipiIbefolfnin-
gen nnorager 7647 SooeOer imoo
746S / 5ior og 1856 / 1907.
9e Der / Gnrniion liggenoe Nari.
neafoelinger omfatter SO Officerer,
70 D9fsofficerer, 493 llnoerofficerer
og 1902 Menige. Hegimentet oaoni-
8. Battalion omfatter 10 Sf.
iicerer, 70 ltnoerofficerer og 521 Re-
S alt er Militerperionernes
Hntol iteget fra 2760 / Sior til 1883
/ aar. I'll observation-disclosures Berio-
aaIe teller t42 Rpinoer meo 170l
8pbefoIfningen: 2ilp9tlt fremganr
ifslee 8pens tpife 8lao of fsl9enoe
OpItiGing: / 1860: 1894 Sopeber
(meo en- Oanf gatainon); / 1875:
1929; 1880 (me6 en- Snfanteri- og
Artillerigarniion) 1851; / 1907
1922; / 1901: 5642; / 1905: 7045;
/ 1906: 71f9 i 1907 (meo Rarine):
87f8; i 1903: 1929 og / 1909;
Il ,523-
Gsosins. 9ea samle dirfeial pao
RsOOing &siifolegaarO, boor 5rime-
aigbeoen IN I 80 War, iioen oens
Stiftplie / 1874, bar afbolot tine
@uostieneiter, btnptteoes Senoag Gil
termio6ag Den II Roo. for iiOIte
9aaoe puoer @uO~stieneiten
Og 0eo oet oerpaa fsIgenOe Menig-
6eosmboe bar 5alen fpl0t til Srpng-
lei. Get belle formeoe zig iom EN-
ret Observation-Disclosures. Man MGR
fsoe en- pis 8emoo iprIig Dos De
eIore, Der bar D9ret meO iioen Sri
nenig6eoens f6rIte Gage og iom fer
Senong efter SsnOag / en- lang 4ar.
ber iamlebes til 9sn og Op-
5nggelie / glade % tunge Da9e. Den
en- reo 3raao mGrfeoe mo gen.
mem oct bele bagbeO 8emooet Ell
oarm og inOerlig Eaf til @lo 5aoer
for bans fi9e Naaoe og 8eliignelle
oDer 5rimenigbeoen og oens arbei-
be | De ipunonc EiOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

w. 95eg r txtrponcere Dor fore
pldS III Il lesDe eb(slat fit 9Imitreret
&ibfenbes Quo1 q GtfeDsei pda 10 elIer
I'M Xemer. ~ e. ntersferett sObe Hpsers
~ lEAcnDlAg : ~ . nhseapolIs. Nina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

6reatmrerme % Joseref. Den an
Relige SsIt, Der meofsrte, at megen
Sob bIep fbrt biem n9iten balooaao,
bar - Iom bet a at oente = ale
reoe beepnot at morfes blonot area,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10
2apiteo. airfcns Sortpifnins.

Isl. gp.) s anIeoning at BET fore.
Itaaenoe Breitepalg a9ter Spiferne /
Sognet at anoroee paa mere SDif /
airfen. Der er alereoe 10 8ange
init 8uostieneite aarli9 / Gaulteo
Sogn, font Der neppe finoes 10
9erioner / Sognet, Der life fOritaar
9anif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

Better einbet. Silois 6bit. On
2an6mnno fer paa ggnen er / oisie
0age go. Hou.) i Serb meo at fsre
lin SABRE biem; ban bap0e enonu
benpeo bunoreoe Sraper Itanenoe noe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

Del er oenne araft, Der | iaa bsj
@rao bar aabenbaret iis Dos Sapa.
nerne og bar siort oct iapanife GEL
temoo napnfunoiet oper ben belle
Serb.
Otter nar. ggbI."
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
DANGER IN POLLUTED WATER
Flshy ssfssms Have caused Many EhlaeuiIes of ryphuIs says
 Ceennlstts.

Washington, June e.--;rhe commit. tee on the "PollutIon si Streams" ap pointed last year, of which Alec II. Seymour, secretary of the New York state department of health is chair. man, to-day presented it's report to the meeting of the state and provincial boards of health of North America The other members Of the commit tee are Dr. Charles O. Probst, secre- tary of the Ohio state board Of health, and Dr. II. D. Holton. secretary Of the Vermont state board of health.
 Studies of conditions all over the United States and reports of state health departments show that there have been many epidemics of typhoid fever directly due to this practice; that in many cases public nuisances nave been caused, and that many of the waters of the various states are rendered unfit for domestic and manu- featuring purposes. Fish life has been destroyed and the waters ruined for boating, bathing and fishing and ren- dered objectionable and obnoxious in other ways ~
 The report shows that during the past few years many laws have been passed dealing with this subject, but that the legislative activity has not kept pace with the needs.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
OLD NEGRO SAVES
 FAMILY AND DIES
Old Servant of Camden Family Returns .o Burning Houss Once too Many Times and
 Loses Life.

Camden, June 5. After rlskiug his own life to save others, Bill Crabtrce, an aged negro, burned to death this morning in the fire which destroyed the two-story dwelling house on Madison street occupied by Mrs. w. A. Poynter, After saving all the children in the house, the negro went back to the burning home to secure some clothing and personal ef- fects. He was overcome by the smoke and was buried beneath a pile of burning timbers.
 Crabtree, who lived with the family all all his life, first raised the alarm that the hous, was on fire so that, in sense, he saved the entire family, possibly, from a burning grave.
 The house belonged to w. A. Jackson.
 The loss is estimated at $2, 900, with about $l,5 500 insurance.
 Mrs. Poynter operated board ing house.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
PORTUGUESE LABOR IN HAWAII
Sugar Planters In the Islands Are Dis
 satisfied With Japanese. . Workmen.

yancouye~, B. C., June 5.--H. l.. Baldwin, head of the firm of Alexan- der Baldwin & Company, the largest sugar planters in Hawaii, announced here that on account of the difficulty planters had lately experienced with Japanese workmen, Japanese labor in the island would be dropped and Portuguese would be imported to take their places.
 A. J. Campbell, former territorial secretary for Hawaii left Vancouver for London, en route to Portugal, empowered 10 arrange for the emigra- ton of 10000 workmen from Portu- guese towns and the Azores to Hawaii Seven thousand Japanese men are now on strike in Hawaii. Baldwin says that every Japanese workman will be discharged if Portuguese can be obtained.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
SENT 10 JAIL FOR CONTEMPT
vIes sfssldens ss United Copper Gem
 psny Failed 10 Produce Books < for Grand Jury.

New York. June S.-~ceofge Baglin, ylcs.president of the United Copper company. was taken to the Tombs prison and must remain there under an order of Judge Iaeombe, of the United states district court, until missing books of the company which contain evidence upon which the fed eral district attorney seeks to conviet F Augustus Heize are produced. A similar punishment also hangs over Sanford Robinson. prominent direc' tor of the company, whose case VIII be further considered by Judge La combe today
 Both men are alleged 10 have per mitted the spiriting away of the books that were under subpoena. Baglin testified before the grand jury that ne had overheard Robinson and one ol the Heinze brothers conspiring to re move the books and had interposed nc objection.
 Nothing remains for me to do bu' to commit you for contempt. saic Judge Lacombe after hearing Baglin's admission. "You had no right tt stand idly by while men were pleading for the removal of books wanted in grand jury investigation An officer or an employe cannot so act with i'm punity."
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
HARNESS MEN WANT FREE HIDES
Iowa Convention Adopts Resolutions penounclng the Present
 Tariff Rates.

Des Moines. Jnne 4+ Wholesale harness and saddle dealers of Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri and Ne braska at their convention here pass. ed resolutions denouncing the present larin on hides and demanding free hides.
 About 40 out of the most prominent representatives of the leading con cerns of the middle west were present and voted unanimously in favor of abolishing the 15 per cent duty on green hides. Present high prices of leather. delegates declared are due to this duty which they stated benefits no one but the packers Copy of resolutions will be sent to senators and representatives Of the five states represented
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
ASSESS RAILROADS
State Tax Commission to Systematize Railroad Taxation h
 Arkansas.

Little Rock. June 4. Monday the state tax commission will be- gin the formal assessment of the railroad property of the state. Heretofore this has been done by the state railway assessment board, composed of certain of the constitutional officers, who work ed at 1t at todd times when they didn't have something else to look after.
 This time the work will be done systematically aud in earnest Representatives of all the roads are expected to come in Monday, at which time the work of assess ment will be divided, so much time given to going over the statements relative to the prop erty oi each system, several days probably being given to each of tke larger roads.
 After the assessment has been made from the statements of the various roads, some member of the commission will probably make a detailed visit to the rail- road property to verify the state ments. Commissioners Gates will probably take this task.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
Men Past Fifty in Danger.

Men past middle life have found comfort and relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy especially for enlarged pros trate gland. which Is very common among elderly men. l.. E. Morris. Dexter, Ky, writes: Up to year ago my father suffered from kidney and bladder trouble and several phy- slcians pronounced it enlargement oS the prostrate gland and advised an operation. On account of his age we were afraid he could not stand 1t and l recommended Foley's Kidney Reme- dv, and the first bottle relieved him. and after taking the second uottlt he was DO longer troubled with this com plaint." Sold by all druggists.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
MAKING EGG CASES NOW
Big Black Gum Logs Being Shaved Into
 Great Sheets of Wood Ready h for Use.

Steady by jerks, as the Irish man is supposed to have said, the heavy machinery at the box fac tory is being tried out, each time the wheels go round produc- ing material, at this time, for egg cases. As the new machin- cry is coaxed and driven into perfect working order, the jerks" will be eliminated, and ii will go to work ID earnest.
 At present big black gum logs, until recently considered quite worthless in this country, are be ing converted into great sheets of wood, by the big veneering rf1a- chine. These sheets are cut to any width desired, aud run out 20 feet or more in length, and then by another machine chopped of iu sections as desired. The sheets now being made are for egg cases and are I of an inch in thickness. The thickness of this veneer can  be reduced to almost that of a sheet of paper.
 This enterprise was started in the summer before the panic, and was allowed to slumber until a few months ago when K. H. Nall bought out all the interests save that of J. L. Hagan.
 Then close incorporation was formed by these two gentlemen, with Mrs, Nellie Hagan as third incorporator. The capital stock 1 IS Sl0,000. K. H. Nall is presi. dent, Mrs. Nellie Hagan, vice president, and J. l.. Hagan, sec | fetary-treasurer. Mir. Hagan vii act as superintendent.
 The market for the products o1 this factory is practically unlim ited and 1t will bring much mone, to Mena in the way of wages ana for timber of class that formerly was uumarketable.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
WAGON SMASHED BY CARS
All Wheels Broken, but Neither Driver Nor Team Was Hurt in the
 Wreck.

George Lutes, teamster, start ed to drive across the railway tracks at II o'clock Saturday, long freight train having been opened a short distance at the crossing. Just as the big pair ol mules had passed through the cars were pushed back by an en- zine down toward the round house smashing the wagon be- tween the cars. The wagon was smashed all to pieces, every wheel being broken, and the big team of mules dragged twenty feet. The driver was not hurt. The mules did not even become enough alarmed to try to run away.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
ROBBED THE REGISTERED NAH
Officers Take Into Custody Two To peka Men Charged With
 the Crime.

Topeka. June 3.-Postofiice inspec tors here arrested o. A. Battles, for mer employe of the local postofiice and Elmer Doyle, driver of a mai wagon, on the charge of rifiing regis tered mail pouches A mail pouch key was found in Battles possession.
 Other arrests are probable. It is not known how much of value has been stolen but 1t is understood nc large amounts are missing.
 The case has been baffling one o' the inspectors who have been workinf on it for months registered maj pouch on Doyle's wagon was riflee between the postofIice and Unior Pacific depot and the arrests followed Battles and Doyle have been seen to gether almost daily for some time.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
Made in Mena ARK.

Joseph Robert, proprietor oi the bottling works that goes by his name, appreciating the weak
 ness of The Star for anything good made in Mena, presented it's proprletors with gallon of ice cream from his establishment, a new industry just being started in Mena. He didn't ask for a testimonial, but it's due to this cream to say that it tasted better than did any similar delicacy shipped here from anywhere -and its made of the right material, too.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-06-10
ARKANSAS LINES FINED
Missouri Pacific System Pleads Guilty to Alleged Relating to Arkansas
 Grain Men Fined Sfs,000.

Washington, June 1.-The de. partment of Justice was advised today that the Missouri Pacific and St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern railway companies had entered plea of guilty at Little Rock, Ark, for the making of H. legal rebates to grain merchants, and were fined SIS, GOO.