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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

MOGILNO. Ze g}upich nigdy
ME zbrakuie dowodzi nastepujacy
przypadek' Robotnlca cze6niakowa
przecbovywa}a zaoszczedzone p'et
Made W sumie $50 mr.. W ponczo"
sze kt6ra ukrywa}a W skrzyn''
jake SIG przerazl}a gdy W tych
dniach spostrzeg}a brak tejze;
wszystko jej ktoS skrad}' ostatn'
raz zaglada}a do mich " dzieh
Neutrality-suspicious. L'towa6 SIG
trzeba lecz ME mad strata jake
ona ponlok1a lecz mad jej nierozsad~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

GNIEZNO. z g}odu 'zmar}a zeb"
raczka Doczekaleka kt6ra miesz-
ka1a ma strychu jednej Z kamienic
PREY zielonym Rynku. Gdy " so"
bote ME wysz}a ma zwyk4a wy
cieczke uda1a sic policya do k"mor-
XII kt6ra zasta}a zamkneta. Weszfa
przeto przemoca do jej mieszkanla
i znalaz}a ma %pod4odze niezywa
staruszke ktdra wed}ug orzeczenia
Iekarskiego umar}a g}odu. Prey
rewizyi mieszkania wykaza}o sic,
ze niebozczka rozporz adza4a st6-.
znacznym kapitalikiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

SZAMOCIN. Prey budowle toru
kolejowego pomiedzY Chodzieza,
Szamocninem a Go}aczewemzdarzyl
sic n,eszczesliwy wypadek.
Gdy pooiag robotniczy by} W bic
gu pek} hak }aczacy diva ~ostatoie
wagoLy. Jeden z ni;h wykoleif SIG
i wywr6c,}. Znajdujacy sic ma wo~
:zies l9 le;ni hamulczy ME zdo}a} ma
czas zeskoczyc dosta} sic pod woz
tax nieszczesliwie re pekniety hak
rozerwa} mu brzuch. Nleszczesliwy
kt6remu w,netrznosci ma wierzch
.wyszly zmari ma m~niejscu W okrop-
nych meozarniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
EEK. O bohaterskim czy

EEK. O b%ohaterskim czynie
pewnego oficera za}ogi Efku dono-
szs: kompania piechoty SAT pufku
VI Etku wyrusz y}a ma 6wiczen'a
wodne. q niewyjasnionej dotych-
czas p~,r'z;y;czYny ro9zzerwa}a sig jedna
z maszyn l czterech ludzi pogra2y''
10 sig W g1ebokiej ma try metry
wodzie: Trzem z n1ch udafo SIC
wyp4ynqt ma row%ierzchnia. brak
czwafteig;oo zo1nierza spcstrze&ono
p6zniej. Natychmiast skoczy' do"
wa6dca kopanil nadporuoznik Petls~
Gus tax jak stall VI p}aszczu l zpa}a-
szem " wode M ratunek tonacemu,
w e}abi uda}o mu sic natrafic ma
niego1' zotnierz blizk1 udoszenia
pr.ypia} sie ostatnim wys'}kiem do
oficera tax te po%rozrywa} mu
p}aszc,; oficerowi jednakze niepo
dob1em by1o' wzniesd SIC z c~iezarem
ma; 20 4 #;iierzchh cie. Te'rsaz " skoczy}
drugi. officer p%orrucznik Goullon
r6wniez " .p}aszcz pa}aszem'
W wodY po nie1miernych wysi}kaoh
powiodfo mau sic wyciagnat obu to-
nacyoh "a brzeg. z .%porozrywa~
nych rzeczy Pet,scusa wnosid by}o
MONA: zs s~toczy3z tonacym zof.
niierzem s,tr .ii' wake: pod wod2'
obu udalo sic po niejakims ozasie
zbudzid do praytomnoscl.
ekol j ! i; |:l'ii: Feha'o ~";ani@ god d
ny wypadek zaszea1 " P,atku: ":
powieoiis g1r,aidziadzkim. ebur' Klie
wei r. .;afrxesamiiual.:s,ie ma wosie wsrdd
ja;s;dy kivn 4 /. sie:ii wpAd1 pomiedzy
konie. Koso przeszEo ,,nieszczesliwe~
mu przes glove: i urva}o mu uoho'
opr6cz tego dozna} on jeszcze 'n~
nyeh u,4kod i1inl4 ma c,ele. odstawio:
no no 60 do. lasaretu i jak z:amtad
. dones.a niema niebezpieczenst~a1o
lego kycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
Jak far.muja W Kansas?

Przyjeoha} tutaj jeden polak W March, leoe wzia} 800 akr6w, 3
wal is ARROW kt6re obsadziz korn2 dostal bisko tysisc pi!eeset boszi.
Pc zasadzeniu korny zbrekowaf przesz}o 70 ARROW wiecej je obsia} ma
jesieh pszenicq. Ma tenn pou gdzie bya korna TEL zaGa} pszenice, =.
wiec cd Marca do L'stopada, czyli " 8 miesi2cach zbrekowa{ obsial
kony: - Tax farmuja pohcy, W Colby, Kansas: KaSdy 2 Was mole
dokazaG tuaj to samo: Zatem ME tra6cie wiecej czasu ma rudowaniu
piehk6v karczowanio borrow. Ptzyjedzce do mas = dostaniecic }adne,
rdwne prGy kt6re tylko wyozekuja piuga, po 10 DO IS dol. e akie.,
jake6cie dotad pracowai, a wiecej korzykci destaniec1e. Bedzecie zyc
": }agodnym a zdrowym kimacie, gdzie Z1MY KRoTKIE. - Wy
ruszcie wec do Colby, Kansas n "a nastepnym Excursion, - Po mapy,
.opisy polskie, it'd. piszcie do Waszego rodaka.
g: /. IDZIOREK, PRES MGR Fo1on1A coonnzArron CO. Il
COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

POZNAN. Pan Mac,ej Wierz"
binski uwjeziony we Wronkaoh re-
redaktor Piracy" wyjdzie z wle~
z;enla % .lipca " kt6rem przesie~
dial 90 mlesiecy. D}uga kan VIE
zlenna zupe}nie 60 z}ama}a jak
pisze ,,Praca" 49, i przedwcze6nie
sic zestarza}. - Dzialalno66 pana
>Marcina Biedermana' wyprowadzifa
hakatystdw zupe}nie z rdwnowaggi!
i domagajassie cd rzadu prawa kr6-
reby unlemozllwi1o Polakom ma
:bywania .zie,nl. Prawo to ma no.
sic nawet naz v,sko p .Biedermana'
Hakaty6oi wielce .strapieni ze
sesya s.ejjmmiu. Pruskiego zamknie"
ia a Rad die przed}ozy} .prajekto
powyzszego= prawa zakomu-
.nikowanego " movie cd tro.
r. - J.. e. ~ ------t Ill -. -s .E,.. In-N. p ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

LESZNO. Pewien m}odzieniec
wyczy6cit sobie W niedziele rano u
branie benzyna. Kr6tko potem "a
pali} zapa}ke chcac zapalid papieroe
sa przyczem, pad}a is'kierka ma libra j.,
ME ktor,e pooczeio sic palic> Mode
mu cz}owiekowl przyspieszy} ma
:ratunek wspo}lokator, kt6ry przy~
!ttumi} ogieh chroniac tewarzysza cd
ciezkich obrazeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
Pozafowania

>. Pozalowan,1iia.
sodpy. wypadsst dairy ~: 10 ' '. 81:
zym Konarsyn1iie. ~ lstni parobek
Francissst / B BIZ hski zatruduiony
:pr.y walcowni dosta} sig nieszczss~
l il, r s5po's''ob'em W mas1yns, kt0ra
90 zabi}a ma miejscu. Nieszczesliwyy
mia{ wkr6tce sic ozenid.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
ZPOD

> :. LUBLIN. - Ma ke. BIZ
skupa jaczewskiego dokonal
zamaohu jakid m'ankietnit "a.
:gorza}y, v'edle wiarogodnej wiado~
5mo5ci, ~socyallsta Pawef Zale 'l !
sta}o SIG to " drode.o godz. szpo
poludniu, gdy b'skup opu6eif pa
lao sw6j, udajac sic do tumu oelen'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
WlI]lEsCI z OJCZYZNY
q PRUS P'O()L[SKICH.

NAGLADY. W naszej wiosce
wydarzy} sic nastepujacy wypadek
PAM. B. zajeta jaka6 praca ude-
rzyla. sic W palec, ma co jednak
woale*uwagi ME zwraca}a:. Wkr6tce
potem palec opuch} tax bardzo, re
przywo}at musiano lekarza kt6ry
p~rzYbywszy stwierdzl} zatrucle
krwi. Dokona} tez zaraz opieracyi
kt6ra: sic dobrze pow,od}a. Wskutek
tego wypadku PAM B. d}uzszy
cza i niezdolna bedzie do pra"
cY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

CHEhMNO. Do czego pijaist'
wo doprowad4id moze tego dowo'
dill nowaiyy waypadek. Pewien ojciec,
nsiogo'w " !. pijak dawa} swemu ma
}emu synkowa1 stale wddke i piwo
do plc,a. Dziecko kt6re juz cho'
dzid i. movie mog}o przez to picle
zupslnie nova i s}uch straci}o
:T i ! oh{opiee'oo' dwa cd 5 lat jest nie''
nova i ki5aalekia: ma CATE zycie' -
Csyz to ME zgroza!? Jak wielu
jest ojc5w Tub matek kt6rzy dawa~
10 swym dzieclom alkohol do pi"
cia ME xAidz4lc W tenn: mic zfego.
Mech ten ~pi'zypadek bedzie ola
Mich przestrrogq i nauke ]ak smut
ne nastepstwa pooiaga "a soba ia
kie postepowanie! Nadm'en'c
wypada: IL sd odebra} owemu OF
Gu oh4opca obra1 mad MIN opie"
luinsn p. Edmanaa e'ov"ok'e-
CO..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
re- SLASKA.

oPoLE. Csytamy v Ga.
" baviiiaoym "a oy1r-
Mainego zzaa!pl'oi'~s;iiedsiano prsed~
5ws,czora::, de ma | nastepnem w%ieczqor-
mem przedstawieniu moga sic zgg}o<
sic ~si}acze chcacy wejdd W zapasy.
zGn,edz wiedz'em; zwyciexcy " "a
pasach mieli otrzymac wysokie ma
grody. Zapowiedz te lie zrozu-
mialo towarzystwo t~utejszych n
drus6w, znane takze pod nazwa
,,Kubaferajn" sta}ych gosci r6&s
nych trzeciorzednych KNAPP. Sadzl"
ii oni, re do zapas6w stanie mez-
czyzna z cyrku, a ME niedzwledz.
Prey koncu przedstawlenia zaozeeli
tedy 'wo}a6 i szturmowac, ably ma:
arene wystapit 6w spodniewany
maj Shiny i barczysty do wa1ki.
Gdy dyrekcya przedstaw,{a zamiast
cz1o wgieka strasznie ryczacege
rauoajaaoego sig niedawiedsi"' "a:
den z nasych 6mialkdw oczywiScie
ME odwazy{ sig podjad z dzikim
zwie1zem walki. Wyszli wiec ci
bohaterzy pred cyrk i zaczell
bomba kamieniami do wo-
z6w i namiot6w cyrku. Podobno
wybili kilka Jszyb, , kto vie, ja-:
klej szkody by jeszcze byll naro"
bill, gdybi ME to re %spuszczono z
wielkiego PISA oyrkowego:
Tenze zaszozekal kilka razy pote"
znym basem, co mia}o ten skutek,
il Gala zgraja ,,od Saznych" z du-
sz9 ma ramleniu ulotni}a sic. Go
z~aszcze6cle, re to by} n'emiecki
cyrk, a ME jakies polskie przedsie"
biorstwo. Napewne by BOWEN z
,:,l
%awantury wyros}o npolskie
MISREPRESENTATION" polska rewo-
grozaca pahstwu oderwa~
,,kres6w wschodnich".od koe
,hanego ,,faterlandu|'. III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
bieozmowanla. Ma szcze6cie strzaf
chybi}. Zbrodniarza, ktdry potem
sztylstemnnl 1elkkoo zrau'l biskupa, are~
sztowapo.
czEsrooH:o:WA.

CZESTOCHOWA. "
tyoh dniach otrzyma} prze}ozo~
ny ojc6w Paulin6w ia Jasnej Co.
RE cd biis ali w}octaiwskiego do
kument Stolicy Apostolskiej, ma
mocy kt6rego dwiatynia Jasnog6r-
ska otrzyma}a tytu} i prawa Bazy'
Tiki Mdiejszej. Pred kllku dniami
cdbyly sic W kaplloy sw. Paw}a
ob}6czyny trzech nowicyusz6w "a
konu Panlin6w a wkr6tce nastapia
.ob}6czyny czwartego nowicyusza.
= WARSZAWA. - Zapow1a-'
daja: tn z~a}ozenie iostytutu
w7Ychowawczego. pod kierownic-
TWEEN Panien .Niepokalanek. Miej
see tego zak}aau ME zosta}o ~jeszeFe
obraue. .,.'~ ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

BYTOM. Process toczy} sic W
poniedzialek przeoiw redaktorce p
Omankowskiej i przeciw redaktoro~
wi Prusowi pred bytomska
izba karn9. Cholzi}o o wiec koblet
W Kato wcaicbs Pani Omahko wska
miala ma tym wiecu wyg}sit mo We
sprzeclwlajaca sig rozporzadzeni"
regency opolskiej o nauce niemiec~
kiej W szko1ach elemtarnYch, przez
co przestapiono paragraf 10 ko"
deksu karnego. Redaktor Prus zas
odpowiada} pred sadem "a umie~
s%zozenie prawozdania z tego wieca
" gazeo,e, . mianowio'e "a podanie
wy il ) wspoimnlanej mowy, co TAX
re mia}o podpadad pod paragrat.
10 kodeksu karnego. - Sad obu
oskarzonych uwolni4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

MIKOkOW. Dwuletnie dzieeko
pewnego obywatela z okolicy, kt6~
ry obecnie jest ma 6wiczeniach we
wojsku, zatruto sic ma 6luierd gor.
".
zialka iona ow'ego oby~ atela ba
wi podczas nieobecno6ci MEGA u
rodzic6w swoich. Tam dzieoko W
.obvili, gdy ma ME ME 1wazaDo
:wzielo butelke, W ktdrej i~essczs
troche gorza1ki by4oi i wypi1o.1
niej TRUCKING, Dziecko zmar}o krdt<
10 po tenn. Gorza}ka: jest trucizna
ola: zdrowia ludzkiego. r :.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
THE CAVE CITY SCHOOL

To The Newark Journal:
 1 arrived in Cave City ou Feb ruary 26th and entered school on the 2Sth and have been attending ever since. Cave City is 8 good little town and is filled with good moral people.
 Cave City contains hr e churches and one of the best schools in North Arkansas. never expect to be treated any nicer than 1 have been since l en- tered school at this place and shall never forget my school days at Cave City. The teachers of our school are among the leading teachers of the state are we'll quail fled for the duties of the school. 1 think every boy and girl who is seeking an education should 
 come to Cave City. It is healthy place, and 1t does not cost much for any one to live here. We have students here from several counties. There will be eight graduate from this school this year, the youngest being Fred Pickens who is only fifteen years of age. Our school will close the 27 of May. The teachers have ar rainged a nice program for the closing. Success to The Journal.
 JNo. w. MCPHERSON.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
THE TREASURY ErlPTY.

Little Rock, May 5.-According to calculations made by Auditor of State Moore, the general reve- nue fund of the State Treaasurer at the close of business last even- ing contained only S52, 734, which amount will be wiped out by the day of final adjournment of the legislature. The revenues from the tax collectors will not reach the treasury until July lst, unless the various county collectors vol untarily come to the states rescue and make settlement earlier.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
CITY FATHERS ARE AFTER TIGERS
Ordinance Introduced Providing for Fine of Sl00 to $500 For
 Violating Liquor Laws

At the meeting of the city coun- cil Monday night an ordinance was introduced and read twice to prohibit the illegale sale of liquor in Newark.
 The proposed ordinance pro- vides that any person found gull. ty of illegally selling intoxicating liquors shall be fined in any sum not less than one hundred nor more than five hundred dollars.
 The town has never had an or. dinance covering the illegal sale of liquor, notwithstanding the fact that 1t has been dry" town for something over two years, conse- quently no efforts have heretofore been made by the city officials to suppress the illegale sale of liquor. The new administration, however, is decidedly in favor of the reform movement started by the people some time ago, and it seems to be the general opinion that the or dinance will pass without d dissent ing vote of the next meeting of the council.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10

of the court. There were no very serious indictments found at the last term of the court and people are at loss to locate the guilty party. No other records were molested. Judge Hudgins will pro- bably call 8 special term of the court and have the jury commits sioners to select 8 jury for the regular term.
 This is the third time this of- fense has been committed in this county, within the last few years and people are solicitous that the guilty party be apprehended and brought to justice.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
WEEKS 00INGS AT SULPHUR ROCK
Short Items of Interest Picked Up at the Metropolis of White
 River Township.

Sulphur Rock, May 7.-Rev. John H. Dye of Searcy stopped off here Thursday and Friday to visit his sisters, Mrs. John H.. Moore and Mrs. Alf. Sanders, and other relatives and a host of old friends. He is always a welcome guest in this community, as in many others.
 Master Paul D. and Willeen F. Jernigan are visiting their grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Rosa, at Mountain View. They will spend some two or three weeks up there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Morrison, who have been here for several months, left for their home at Greenville, Tenn.
 Childrens' Day at Sulphur Rock M. E. Church South, third Sun- day in May. Go and hear and see something good.
 Mr. and Mrs. Burk Wright are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Will Jack son at Argenta this week.
 Miss Nettie Hodges was up from Newark and spent few days the first of the week.
 John Wood and sister, Miss Mattie, went to St. Louis Satur- day to spend few days.
 Dr. R. H. Hodges and Porter Hulsey were up from Newark Tuesday.
 Rev. J. $. Best of Dota passed through town Tuesday en route to Newark.
 Grandma Rice has been sick for several days but is better at this writing.
 Rev. Arthur Lindsey of La grange was in our town Tuesday.
 Prof. J. K. Rawlings left Tues day for Texas on business.
 J. W. Mangum of Brinkley was in our town Tuesday.
 W. J. Ward of Charlotte was In our town Tuesday.
 c. l.. Mayhan of Kenyon was in town Tuesday.
 Joe Waldrip of Magness was in town Saturday.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10

in a public way, will be to help build up my country to where 1t will be second to nothing on the globe" Will my friends at New ark hear tlis word of kind admo- milton? Follow some one of the vacations mentioned. and in ten years our town will be clipping right along with the county seat, both as to business and population. One item 1 cite: Our county seat has four banks; Newark two. Half as big right now. Newark has ever natural facility (save White river and Polk bayou to make 1t
 CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that there will be an annual school meeting of the Newark Special School Dis, trict (No. 33) held at the public school building in Newark on the third Saturday in May, 1907. At this meeting the following matters will be submitted to the consider ation and action of the electors of said district:
 The election of four directors and levying a tax for general school purposes. Every elector is urged to be present.
 N. M. WILSON, President,
 E. H. WILLIAMSON, Secretary.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
DIArIOND IN TOBACCO

Homer Turner of Ashdown, while chewing quid q tobacc6 a few days ago brought his teeth in contact with hard substance and upon investigation found that it was a diamond wheighing g carat and half. It is supposed the stone fell out of a ring or pin setting while the wearer was standing near tobacco vat.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
THE PASTORS COLUMN Conducted by Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan in
 the Interest All That Is Good
THE LIQUOR BUSINESS

The time has come for all men to take sober, serious view of the situation of things in regard to the liquor traffic. Let those on both sides who hold rigid or radi- cal views begin to think coolly and calmly, and see if there is not a common ground on which we can all meet and shake hands and be at peace among ourselves. There are other pursuits for men than the liquor trade. Plenty of room for all energetic, industrious men to follow an occupation that will well repay them for their invest ment, and give good comfortable living to them and their families. And from that occupation no one will go stumbling and blundering home to wife and children wholly unfit to be protection to them, or provide for them.
 The merchant sends his custo- mers out from his place of busi- ness sober and in their right mind ; so does the grocery man; so does the druggist: so does the editor: so does the lumber man; so does the mill man; so does the butcher man; so does the shoemaker; so does the barber; so does the law yer; so does the banker; so does the restaurant man; and so does the preacher. But the liquor man; we'll, well-yes, we'll, comment is unnecessary.
 Public sentiment Is set against 1t. Legislation is set against 1t and the time has come when 1t is not safe investment for man to put his money into the liquor business. Who will deny this and prove to the contrary? The late battles fought, and the glorious victories won, all spell out loud testimony in the case of liquor or no liquor." There is no place for boasting; no, no; but right must win, and hold the battle when won.
 Friends, for 1 have many friends on the liqnlor side, stop now, while you are duly sober, and look this fairly and fully in the face and say, ''As for me am done with it, now and forever, 1 and my efforts, both personal and
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
LIGHTNING BREAKS RECORD

The contention that lightning never strikes twice in the same place is disproved by a recent freak of the fluid at Harrison. 1t struck the spire of the Presbyteri- an church in that town three times within the past month. The last stroke did considerable damage tG the spire.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
NEGRO KILLED NEAR BATESVlLLE
Drunken Negro Went to Sleep orr Railroad Track and Was Kill
 ed by Passing Engine

Ed Kitchens, a negro living on 'Tallow Hill,o three miles west. of Batesville, was killed at 9 o'clock Sunday morning, in Hinkle's field, about 75 yards be- yond the railroad bridge across bayou, just out of town, by pass ing engine, says the BatesyiIle Guard.
 Kitchens was a darkey of good reputation, his chief fault being his love for drink. He was in Bates- vile Saturday and bought some groceries from Welborn, and was last seen alive about the rink, after night. He was drinking, and it is supposed that, on his way home, he lay down beside the track, with head near the rail, and met his death.
 A disabled engine, used on work train, left Newark about II O clock, under orders to go to Cotter for repairs. It was III charge of Engineer Garner, Fire man Woodell and Pilot Whitlock. As the engine passed the spot where Kitchens was lying, Garner caught sight of the form on the ground, the engine was stopped and the men went back and found that the man had been struck and was unconscious. They returned to Batesville and waken Dr. Law Lawrence, the railroad surgeon, who went with them and found the negro dead.
 Sunday morning, Justice Six, in the absence of Coronor Finn, who lives below Elmo, in the southern extremity of the county, summoned a jury and began an inquest. An examination of the body revealed a broken skull, with the brains protuding from the wound. Beside the body was the sack of groceries and inside a pocket was bottle containg some whiskey. The family of the de- ceased was then permitted to re- move the body and bury it.
 The verdict was that Kitchens had been struck in the head by the sleeve bolt of the tank truck of the passing engine and killed. No blame was attached.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
COURT HOUSE BURGLARIZED

Harrison, May 7.-The office of the circuit clerk was burglarized at this place last night and the vault door blown off and all the indictments and other papers in criminal cases were destroyed.
 They tore the leaves from the record of indictments and destroy ed the jury lists for the next term
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10

Tell lem you saw it in The Journal
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
KILLED HIMSELF

c. T. Hamer of McCrory, Woodruff county, shot and killed himself in his room at boarding house at Austin, Tex, few days ago. It is supposed that the shoot ing was an accident.
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
GHHDRENS' DAY NEXT SUNDAY
Elaborate Program Arranged For Childrens' Day Services at
 The Methodist Church


 1church have been working hard for the last few days arranging for the-Childrens' Day services at the church next Sunday. A very in- teresting and entertaining program has been arranged and everything IS in readiness for the occasion. The services will begin at 10 o'clock a. m. Following is the program.
 Song, Beautiful Childrens' Day
 Choir fScirptural Reading ...... Pastor Address of Welcome, Ona Morgan Song, Be Blessing Choir In Glad May Days. Class Motion Exercises. Infant Class Childrens' Day :. Dick McHenry Song; o, Beautiful Land Choir Child's Prayer -. Eulah Fausel Forget Me Not Primary Class I Will Trust My Savior. ......
 ............Bo Bonnie Barnett Helping Together. Maud Magness Song, Where Jesus Is Iris Heaven Choir It's Childrens' Day
 ...........F Fleda Pendleton Recitation and Song
 ......... Johnny Jump Ops The Mission of the Flower. Class The Drinking House Over the
 Way ....... Addie McHenry A Little Sunshine Band -. Class Song, Resting in Jusus' Arms Water Lily Van Pascoe Little Rainbow Children. Class God Will Sprinkle Sunshine. ....
 .......Vir Virginia Morgan ACOD&, IO UllC II0l ' NCSU. SllOll Angle of the Flowers Class Let the Children Come ........
 ..........B Blanche Crow Song, God is Calling. Choir Fresh Boquet For Childrens Day
 ........ =. -. Class A Messenger Laura Nuckolls The Sailors. Glass Song, Steady, Sailors, Steady. ;.
 ClaSS Song, Up With the Morning -.
 ............... Cholr Collection
 Talk Pastor Song, Farewell Childrens' Day
 CuOlf Benedictjon Pastor
The Newark journal., 1907-05-10
STATE REFORM SCHOOL OPEN

The Arkansas reform school at Little Lock was opened Tuesday, and eight boys, all under IS years of age, who have been serving in the penitentiary on felony charges. were transferred to the school.