The Forrest City times., 1912-12-20

e-Dece 2eoI sasia8e Gl LIS sas.eF. Ncczz Mallory .oB Weiaesixy. the ciIiEeas 0f Forrest Citg have again passed ihro4gh day ot horror and eIcitsuSs;- These trzgic iDcicsnts have taken from or midst one of the oo1utysS Dosr co-r- xTeo2s and ezE-i4ut a-scsrs. z15 ca tsse other hand. brought gr5et - t6s hoDes of so1< of ozr te>- And most loy2l friends
 Despite hls w1yN3rdBsss~ y11EE C. ei. Mzl3o-y wAs loved ty kis old grand mother. Mrs Moore Nhere hs co1sd al~2ys 20 and Ind welcome and oy ~b0n he WAS alwzys loved and = whom 1s nsTer zpT1z as1 i1 rain Io Mrs Moore. C@cil VAS sEer her "sl-.ls toy, and she cherished hin. Do1rIsza- d him and sheltered him. svsn NEsa the wo-5d lad turned The bzck Q. Us hznd Gpon hin. zn1 even when tAe s-oriss against hin were the blsc.es--
 fouBg C@cI Mzlsery's father Nr E--e- Maglo-E. las z~zys s,ss3i s-a-DchlT by lis soo ard has snss2x- cred b win hin azay from evil 2ssa- elaiss in every ssy snc~n . . to15 parent Ills Goclss. Nessrs- E5. gofan .Dd Ike Maila.y. have psvsr fal-ere6 in their loyalty zad frieo3shIp ? to theIr srring rslstise. aB1 zIft his legion ot other relatiFes n Forrest Cir hare c4gnE Ien2cioaslF : . the hope fh2f Cecil E0asd sometime 2b2Ddan his recklsssress- oans o1i and liVs right. and oe 2 good -zn
 Nos tbat he fzzs ue- such tragic end. Ibese good friends srs Quits na- tcrzly oosed dowu in gris, He MAS of their bsood-o9oe O their o31s. aEs5 they are worried and distressed. The sympathy ot The Tines F0es out 10 tLeE- As friend of the family ~2s heard 10 remark "Wednesday. .Dezrly essrybody in Forrest City is related to tbe erring boy. 2rsd 10 al c; these who feel the pzngS os sorro~ and rs- morse. -e extend coDdole1cs and As- sure them Of ozr high and sincere re- gard
 II seems that after killing DvpeEg Moore on "Wednesday morning. yogng Cecil Mallory male D hls mind that hs ~01l1 never sgrrsn6er 10 the zE- shOrIty If Ihs l2w He coolIy ap2.o- priatsd the dead o-ac-rs gun. zuj. As If reckless and desperate in incri1ina- ting himself. 4ls9 taok The dead 6evs- fys ssys and p1r fhsn in his aNn poc.et- these 2rE9cles t-inE rec.5vere3 from young Nzeorxs clothing zffsr be Ezo been slot 6oNn Oezr Nj5eDer
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 About 1-45 o'cl0cS Ire families Ig- ing near the esfner ef Forres. ard Garland streets were aroused by iesl xoicss. followed by four shots Twe witnesses gave testinouy thai the arss ~8rds that they could distinguish pl4inly were tEe cries and pls4dings Q. . man begging tor his fife
 For Chrtst's sake don't shoe. = for Gods sake don't kill me To the best Of their knasledge and belief the witnesses stated that the voice in which these eKclAnaiions were uttered ~as that Of Deputy Sheriff E. :. Moore These cries were folIoSed by fo1r shots There was slight pzGse after the first shot, NhIch seemed to crack sharp ard distinct. folloEei hY three ether shots which seemed to have been fred from 2 larger zn6