davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

skowego jake ma obecnie.
W szeregoch sokolich pre-
wazac. Zarzad Ochronki od-
stapil chetnej m}odziezy
.atary budynek ochronki ma
tymczasowe pomieszczenie
Zaprowadzone bedzie zycie
zupelnie wojskowe kt6re
nastepn;e. wszczeljac maja
kursacy W gniazdach miedzy
.druzyny sokole,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06


SUPERIOR, Wis, Ma "a
,trucie alkoho olem umarf bar.
tender Viktor Ikala lat %,
zatrudniony przez Micha}s
.Talake, szynkarz wychodzac
p6znym wieczorem do domu
u}ozyl pijanego Ikala na po-
dlodze W wyszynku aby sic
przespa} Ma drugi dzie6 zna-
lazl bartendra ma podiodze
niezywego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

zab6jczy plyn do dna j kona
.jaca rzucila sic ma trumne
ewego dziecka.
Zgromadzeni mad mogi}a
znajomi iprzyjacie(e sadzili
ze to zwykia rozpacz matki
mad grobem swego ledynaEa
gdy przychodzi rozstac sic
znim ma zawsze i swe maleh.
stwo oddac zimnej mogile
ma twardY wieczny njgdy ME
prZespany sen tymcza'
sem biedna matka W pred
6miertelnych kurczach sko-
.na|a ma grobie dziecka przed-
tenn zanim zdo}ano pomy6lec
o daniu jej jakiejk o)wiek po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

DULUTH, MIMI PAM
Anna Wojcieszak mieszka-
iaca pnr. 2307 R.litroad st.
zaw'Iz;ecza swe zyeie przy-
tomncSci umys}u kt6ra je;
ME opu6cjIa gdy " miesz-
kaniu jej powsta} pozar J od-
grodzili jej drcge ucieczk'
Pani Weicieszak widzac ze
schcdy stoja W plo mie mach
wyskoczy}a. oknem z dru~
giego pietra ubrana 'ylko W
koszule nocna. w upadko
dozna1a zwichnieeia jednej
stopy okaleczyla sic ponadto'
o szk}o rozbitego przez MIA
okna, Pana Wojcieszaka wy
niosla straz pozarna z dru-
,giej sypialni " staDie ma
.wp6l przytcmnym. Ogie6
Eprzerzuc'f sic takze ma dom
Fsasiedni ! wypedzil lego mie-
szka6c6w ma 6nieg i mr6z
straty " obydw6ch Dudyn
kach obliczaja ma $1,000, 8
( okrywa je ma szcze6cie ase.
kuracya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

LONDYN, 3 marca. Nawr6-
Genie sic ma Wiare Rzyms.
ko Katolick4 trzydzie stu
zakonnik6w benedykty6skich
wyspy Caldy, kt6rzy dotad
nalezeli do koscie}a anglikah. !.
skiego; prasa " rozmaity
spos6b komentuje ten zna
rnienny wypadek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

VERA CRUZ Mexyk,
4 marca. Okrety vol enne
Stan6w Zjedn, Vermont" ,
Nebraska i!Georgia odbywaly
" porcie tutejszym pr6by
strzejania z dziat isnie 6wiet.
ME sic spisa}y, DO kule ich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

RZYM, 3 marca -Wobec
Wznowionych propozycyi po"
kojowych 20 strony Turcyi
sprzym:erzeni ogfosili zjuz
zg6ry swe warunki estate
'cznie nieodwofa(ne, cd kt6
Erych, ME DDS apia, chocby
wojne. .przegra6 miel: II
|Sprzymierzeni po podpisaniu
pokoius---wszyseyi i r6wnorza-
6nie zaprzestana dziala6
.wojennych; 2)26waocze6nie
Turcya poddaje twierdze
Adryanopol, Skutari i J.ni
ma 81 Granice Butgarskoture-
|ckai ustanowia sic p, linii
Rodosto mad Mormara j
Milia mad Morzem Carmen
II ..Sprzymierzeni otrzymaja
po}wyspy Gallipoli warunek.
jakiego W ukladach londy6-
skich ME ogtoszono: jest to
widocznie cena walk VINO
wiony.h juz po rozejmie iak
to sprzymierzeni zapowiadali,
ze i'm p6zniej tenn trudnie-
isze stawiac beda zabanie)5)
Wszystkie wyspy ua Morzr
Egeiskiem, za]ete obecnie
przez Grek6 ": prze:h odza na
w}asnosc sprzymierzouych: 6
Je6cy wojenni beda wymie.
nieni W .najrychlejezym
czasie Turcya piaci Lidze
Batkahskiej 100000. 600 Cd
szkodowanla, od sunny te] le--
dnak odciagnie sic sumo
dlugu tureckiego, ciazacego
ma krajach, zabranych Turcyi
dug ten sprzymirzeni prey
jma ma sic; 8)Sprzymierzeni
r t+..
uznaja reiigijna w}adze sultana
mad mahometanamit zamiesz.
ka}ymi W zabrapych Turcy;
prowincyach i godza sic ma
ustanowienie specyalnego
sutta6skiego zwierzchnika
|dla mahomotan ich swietych
6 Wszelkie stosunki handle.
we, uklady i konwencye,
Jake ;stnialy pred pokojem
niedsy sprzymierzonymi q
TuroYa, maja bye po wojnie
odnowione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Alexis
Koiukowski zatrudniony w
st, Nicholas. kopalui " nbie.
ely wtorek podczas piracy,
otrzyma} bolesne pokalecze
ME cielesne W skutek oberwa-
MIA sic bryly wegla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

MEXYK, miasto 4 marca
Wczoraj odby}y sig. tn po
raz pierwszy cd czasu ostat-
niego bombardowania miasta
walki byk6w IA kt6rych po-
jawil:: sic zwycieski tw6rca
rewolucyi, Felix Diaz kt6.
remu.. z tel okazyi nadzwy.
czajpA, zgotowano owacye
ze strony tlumu liczacego
okolo 10000 glow Pc wal.
kxch s.kiub Diaza ur1adzil
urocsysty po ,h6d po mie6cie
i cefilowai pred palacem
Nsro,iowym 2 .kt6rego 'balko-
nu przygladali sic mu Diaz
i Huerta q t}umy wiwatowa
ly ma ich czs6c. W pochodzie
wieziooo W karecie os}onie.
ty za}obnie portret gen. Re-
yesa poleg}ego " walce 2
Maherysta mi. q "a kareta
ptpwadzono konia Reysowe.
60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
Z INV P0LSKICn
W AMRBYCE

JERSEY cry, N. J.
[Sr6d zagadkowfch okolicz.
no6ci znalaz}a imierc " go.
bote rano pm. rs E. Hau-
sion VI. New YPrk uderzaja-
co pi4kna mloda kopieta
majaca bye 2o1letnia Julia
Kowal 2 pm. 24 Jones ul.,
Newark. znalezPna ona 70.
staia bezprzyto4na W pre-
pelnionym CAD n pokoju
domu pods pomieDionym
nunerem. Pokd ten: wynaje-
Ia ona W piatek wjecz6r,
wraz 2 niezidea1yfik fikowasnym
dotad mezczyzra kt6ry mi
.knal bez 6ladu 1Julia KoWal
umarla wkr6tcel po przeaie
zieniu :jej, do ezMtaiu Bel}ev
ne. Taieraniczego mezczvzne
znala Kowal tylko po imie-
niu John.
w pokoju 1naleziono pozo- 30
stawiony przez fia list "a
adresowany dd T. Kowa]a
po. 313 Warren. vi. Newark.
List omaHia- -ze asoba kt6ra
go pisafa wstydzi sic swego
postepowania i ze po obra-
bowaniu jej do tego z $780,.
posla :owila niepowracac do
domu, F. Kowal proszony
jest r6wniez o ,:odEcie z
banku $3.50 odes'apie ich
krewnym W kraju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

LATROBE, Pa. Straszne
nieszczescje wydarzylo sic
W Latrobe.. nalez9cej do Ame-
rican Window Glass Co.
Stojacy na pochylni pociag
zlozony 2 pieciu wagonow
zsuna{ sic ma doi:po pochyl"
nj z jak najfatalniejszem
ekutkiem. Wagony parozbUa-
ne zupe}n;e a rezu)tat W lu-
dziach nastepujacy; Zabici J.
Pindut, Franciszek Botus, J.
Gocito J. Zerate d. Bonticea
M1cbaf Winowicz / nierozpo-
znany dotychczas jeden cz}o-
wick k kt6rego twarz costa
Ia zupe{nie zmiazdzoDa.
,Pr6cz 7abitych 20 lddzi 20
stalo moiei lub wiecej pora-
nio3ych kt6rych umieszczo-
no W szpitalach lub przenie:
siono do dom6w. r
PITTSBURGH, PA. Do
skladu niejakiego Visa we.
5sz}o dwu m}odych ]udzi i
i zazada}o paczki :papierosow
"a 10c dajac W zaptacie papie.
rowe piec dolar6w. Gdy wy
.dano; i'm $4.9O ptaszkowie
utrzymywac poczeli ze sta
nowczo dali do zmiany 10
dolar6w papier. Gdy Wisowa
.pozwo]i}a i'm wgladac W kase
celsm przekonania ze tam ME
ma wcale 10 dolarowki jeden
4 ptaszk6w chwycii pjatke i
W nosi. Pod reka znalazl sic
-policyanti przytrzymas ptasz
.kow W osobach Fir. Snyder
i Jozefa Porowskiego. Obu
.sadzono ma stacyi pclicyj-
mel.
W p ,lskiej ochronce W Ems
worth by1o przez dziesiec
.dni razno weso}o. Oko}o
80 miodych ch}opak6w 20
bralo sic W czwartek by pod
|okiem naczelnika przyspo-
sabiac sic do cwiczenia woj,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06
KONSTANTYNOPOL,

KONSTANTYNOPOL, 4
marcs.-W stolicy tureckiej
wykryto nowy spisek przeci-
wrzadowy: podobno byf to
syisek umiarkowanego strn:
nictwa, przeciwnego wojnie
przeciwko ln}odo .Turkom
trzymajacym obecnie ster
rzadu W swym rekn: wladze
skonfiskowa}y k-lka tysiecy
proklamacyi, wzywaiacych do
zamachu stanu: czekano
tylko ma nova porazke ma
teatrze wojny, aby O.
balic Rad, ministr6w wy.
wie5c ma okrecie do Azyi
i w9ad<e W rece pochwy
&C. Rad nakaza} Gala ma>e
aresztowah, wielu oficer6w
naleza!o do spisku wydalono
|ich Z armii, lub powieziono.
nf odo Turcy czuja sic ME.
pewni wsr6d cias slych spisk6w
i knowa6 i dzia}ania ich
okazuja brak pewnosci i
smialoSci decyzyj, r6wnie W
miescie, lak i Ia teatrze
wojny.
WIEDEN,4 marca Prasa
wiede6ska " optymistyczny
ton uderza, przepowiadajac
W niedalekiej przysz}osci zlo-
wrogiego przesilenia obecne-
go zaznacza ona, ze ME bedzie
to wcale po}aczone zjakakol-
wick strata lub uszczerbkiem
dla Austryi kl6ra ME straci
NC ze swej mocarstwowej
powagi =? najwazniejsze spra.
wy kt6re narazie przeszka.
dzaja do usuniecia zbrojeh i
mob'jizacyi i utrzymuja ma
prezenie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to sprawa bu}garsko.rumu1.
ska i sprawa alba6ska, Organ
nastepcy tronu Reichspost
zaznacza nawet / to jeszcze,
dzieki cesarza Franciszxa J6-
zefa do cara Miko}aia stosun.
ki austro rosyiskie, poprawify
sic 0 ztYle. ze dowoli. bedzie
molina demobilizowac ma.
gromadzone ma pograniczu
wojska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

WILHELMSHAFEN, d
marca Spuszczono tn ma no.
wo odwiony okret niemiecki
,,Koenig" pojemnosci 25,-
900 ton zbrojny 14.calowe.
mi armatami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

w BEVAER, Wis. spotka-
ia ciekawa przygoda paaa II
Wesolowskiego. Gdy prze-
chodzil przez las 2 dwoma
psami zauwazyl cos rusza-
jecego sic W krzakach.. Psy
wytropily jakiego6 zujerza.
a byi to wielki dzjki kot kt6-
ry rzuc;} sic ma Wesolow"
skiego i skoczy} mu ma piersi
Ma szczescje napadnietY
mia} siekiere W reku i tax ni a
zrecznie aderzy1 kota, 9 ten
padt zabity ma miejscu, Weso.
iowski dostal nagrode Ia
zabicie szkodnika. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

KANSAS CITY, Mo. :
Oiby} sic tu wczoraj pogrzeb
zw}ok biskupa J"hoa J. Ho'
bana dyecezyi Kansas City
zmarIego W ub'eg}y pjatek.
" pogrzeb e wzie}o udzial
o0-tu bisknp6w i oko}o 2oO
ksiezy tudziez kllka os6b
swieckich. Msze za1"bna "a
dusze zmar}ego biskupa od-
.prswif arcybiskup Glennon
2 st. Louis. Ceremonfe po
gr,ebowe by}y zwykle i kr6t-
klosF = 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

SO. OMAHA Nebr. .W<rode
dnia 1890 b. m. komitet
skladaiacy sic z ks. T. Ka'a-
mali, ks. M. Gluby, To-
masza i B. Mas}owskiego
udal sic do Omaha aby po-
mo vic o sprawie blu imigra-
cyinego z senatorsm &. NJ.
Hitchcock, przebYwajacym
obecnie ma pare dni VI 1Omaha.
Senator mowi} poufnie, ze
ia ustawa chociazbY przeszla,
ME wiele bedzie szkodzi}a
Polakom, bo mniema, ze
prawie wszyscy Po]acv umie-
ia czvtac. Wyti6maczono mu
te sprawe przyzna}, ze ton
bill jest nlesiuszny.
Wypytywal sic szczeg6lowo
o sprawie robotniczej "
South Omaha i zadziw,}o go
ME ma}o, ze kompanie
nieuczciwie postepu]a robo.
tnikami. M6wii jednak, ze
lest omawiana ustawa W
senacie azeby .music kor-
poracye aaeby p}aconos kaz.
demu robotniknwi najmniei
20 cent6w ma godziene.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

RYGA, 4 marca. Gala zato-
ka rosyjska zamarz}a lody u
wiezily kilkadziesiat okre-
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-06

.SOUTH.BEND Ind. Policya
obecnie szuka rabusia kt6ry
wszedl do pomieszkan;a pafs
stwa Micha}ostwa Andrzeie~
wskich, i ia Webster ulicai
skradl 500. Zlodziei zbn
panne Agnieszke Andrzeie-
wska, liczaca 19 lat do nie-
.przytomno6ci, poteU zabraw-
|szy pieni4dze uciekl.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14
SYLVAN TRAGEDY

He wore a pair of white duck pants
Unto the picnic in the wood.
He>sat down on the wet, damp grass
When it came time to tackle food.
That night for home he made rush
Inside bunch of underbrush.
Harry-Mamma, what's a volume
of sound?
Mamma-Usually a book of
speeches, .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-14

st., arrested on suspicion of having
been connected with 100 or more
thefts.
Mounted Policeman Bernard Kelly
attacked by a crowd of 800 boys at
w. Monroe and Green SITS. after he
had arrested two of their friends on
charge of robbing telephone boxes.
Municipal Court baiIiffs, beginning
next week, will wear blue uniforms.
International Brotherhoodof Team
sters have begun campaign to organ
ize chauffers. Milk Wagon Drivers
Union voted $4,000 to aid in this
work.
Joseph ZaIka, y, Kankakee, ar
rested by Desplaines st. police, con-
fessed that he threw Charles Mes
kella from third-story window at 634
w. Madison st.
John Gera,- 40, Iaborer, 1903 Ju-
lien ST., killed himself; gas. Had
quarrel with wife.
Fourteen people arrested in South
Chicago for letting their COWS take
stroll down sidewalks.
Henry Evans, PIP w. 9th ST., paint
er, killed by 5O-foot fall from water
tower in stock yards.
John C. Mcdonnell, chief of fire
prevention bureau, will cooperate in
effort to maintain sane Fourth"
Thomas Moore, 50, 9236 jefferson
av., killed at Gath st. and Washing
ton aV. Switch engine.
Robert Schaefer, Lowell, Ind,
railroad section foreman, and daugh-.
ter Mary killed when train struck
handcar on which he was taking
family to Snyder, Ind.
1890
SYLVAN TRAGEDY
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03
MA11laaHOWWX RazUes

her own dear voice, said to me:
Harding, l must go. Please trust
me, and please, please, do what | ask
OF you. Good-by."
She broke from my encircling hands
and ran to the front door
BY the time l reached it after her
she was already in the car. tried
to catch the direction she whispered
TO the chauffeur but could not. Before
could collect my thoughts the great
sixty horsepower machine had van.
lshed around the corner.
Where was she going? It seemed
TO me that every hour added to the
chaln Of mysteries in which I had
become involved. l was convinced
that IN some way Louise. too. had
been ensnared by the master of crime
VINO had plotted all this evil. but how
could not imagine. Yet more and
more 1t seemed to me, ali clues point
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03
interest on Old Debt

Little Rock.-A semi.annua, intere,
'o1 so'eSI5o on the old Pulaski count,
ponds issued prior to the new state con
'st''utlon was paid by County Treasur
OF II. .. Vogler last week. Part o
the principal is paid each July. Dur
ing the reconstruction davs for fo,,,
years after the Civil war, Puaski coun
ty went in debt $1,5oO,OOO. Through
settlement in the United States court
an 1897. the debt was compromised al
sool 700 at 6 per cent in 2O-year bonds
AT the expiration of the neriod thn
county still owed 1885, 900, but the debt
has been refunded.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03
SYNOPSIS.

,rLlaralhg Kent calls on Louise Parrish to
c rroa marriage and finds the house in
go 49, excitement over the attempted sui
s,oe OF her sister Katharine Kent starts
- ~ IIh1VV29;stsaton and finds that Hugh
Sa and s sutton for katherine, who had
r ps9h forbidden the house by General Far
ISL ,esIn, mad talked with Katharine over the
ts't+pnone Just before she shot herself
- torn torn piece Of yellow paper is found
str, sisnt of which General Parrish is
III Sticke en- with paralysis. Kent discovers
anai Crandail has left town hurriedIv
s,ioidoW EIser, an aged banker. commits
o o ABOUT the same time as Katharine
eeltenpted her life. A yellow envelope Is
s spen1 IN EIser's room Post OFFICE IN
s sbPect n Davis, Kents friend. takes up
a ,,f case. Kent is convinced that Gran
bai tb Is at the bottom of the mystery.
Th o4s,e strange cutlery puzzles t6e
dde nc Kent and Davis search Gran
~ pa. room and find an address, Lock
COZ Il, Ardway n. ]. Kent goes to Ard
o g,ay to investigate and becomes s1spi-
c ct"GS o OF a Henry Cook woman
UoiiiIliitS suicide at the Ardway Hotel A
yellow Ea letter also figures in this case
t ~ calls Louise on the long distance
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03
Children Deserted rhrea DE-

Little Rock.-Charged with having
lett his three motherless children.
aged g. and . years, in house bv
themselves for three days and nights
}. H. NJ. Mircles. of 4006 West Twenty.
sixth street was fined $25 and costs
after a hearing before Justice F. II
Sanders on a charge of cruelty -
Chlloreh' The case was reported TO
humane Officer w. NJ. Rankin. MIR.
Kankin accompanied by Detective r
l. Rotenberry in the police auto patrol
wagon, went to Mircles' home and
placed him under arrest. MircIes de.
ciared that he made ARRANGEMENTS
with a woman to go TO his home and
stay with the children during his alb
sence' and that he thought the woman
had done so.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03

Louise had not realized the depth OF
| the wound in my heart her conduct
| toward me had made. Even when
| saw her dash away from me in an au
tomobile, panied though | was that GU!
interview should have been cut shcrt
| still did not comprehend what a ter.
rible blow it was that had befalen
me. 1t was the sight as | left the
ferry of the automobile dashing by,
with Louise-the woman | loved
seated beside Hugh Crandall. that
gave new poignancy to my pain, that
added to the fires Of jealousy, that
made me understand to the full the
dire import of what had happened
Louise had lied to me.
Crandall had been in the house. She
had seen him. She had left me to
join him. She had even deserted her
helpless sister and her dying father
to go with him. And all the while her
lips had protested that no one had
been in the house but the doctors and
nurses.
AS paced the PLATFORM ana paced
it back again, waiting two weary hours
for an Ardway train, as | sat for two
intending hours more in the long ride
through New Jersey. like poisoned
knife. cutting my heart to shreds and
cutting the shreds again, the thought
kept coming back to me over and
over: she lied to me-"
Quarter man alive, pour molten
metal into his eyeballs, feed him salt
fish and cut off water, bury him alive
in quicklime, devise what torture you
will and double it, the pain and agony
can not equal that which comes to a
man who, believing in and trusting
and loving a woman with his whole |
heart, is forced to admit to himself |
I hat chn hoe I~~-:---I
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03
CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDED
HendeTson-Brown and Van Buren, Rilh
Winners of Titles.

/ Western Newspaper Union News Service
Little Rock. - Athletic champion.
snlps OF Arkansas during the season
OF I9iZ were officially awarded last
week by the Executive Committee Of
the Arkansas Athletic Association in
Che Little Rock High School building
The college football chamnionshin
was awarded to Henderson, Brown. Ar.
kadelphla, while the secondary foot.
oall championship was awarded 10 the
van Buren, High school.
Inc college baseball championship
soes 10 Arkansas College at Batesville
with the high school championship
awarded to DeQueen.
Hendrix College girls won the high.
est honors in girls college basketball
Inc secondary title was awarded to
the Helena High School.
A motion that the Arkansas State
Athletlc Association and the Inter.
0chool Contest Association be merged
resulted in the Executive Committee
on the two associations being instruct.
ed to consider plans for this merger
and report at the next meeting Of the
association.
All OF the present officers of the
ARKANSAS State Athletic Association
were reelected for another year. The
officers are: A. B. Hill, Little Rock.
president; E. c. Blanford, Batesyille,
secretary; W. A. Crawford, Russell
viile' treaurer. The other members of
'ne Executive Committee who were
also reelected are: d. c. Hastings of
orossett and H. Mccain of Monticello
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03

Argenta.-"Don't shoot her. shoot
me instead" cried the S-year-old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kesse. 1920
Marion street, as a playmate, with an
air rifle in his hands, was aiming If
at little girl, holiday guest of the
Reese family. The playmate took the
Reese boy at his word and, aiming the
gun at him, fired. the shot taking ef.
feet in his right hand, inflicting a
painful, but not a serious, wound. 1t
was said that but for the interference
OF the Reese boy, the little girl. his
cousin, would have been shot
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Although delightfully."- informal the
most brilliant social function of The
hoilday season was The reception ten
dered Miss Charlie Maclin. Of Goviug-
ton, Tennessee, on Tuesday evening.
December 30, Oy her hostess. Miss
Mary Joe Pettus, than whom there
are none more tactfu and gracious
MISS Maclln is one of the city's fair
est and most cultured holiday visitors
ana The PeltuS home. ia which Size is
d favored guest, was d blaze Of SPLEEN
uor aud good cheer upon this occasion
"ath SHE was 50 conSpicuously hon
ored.
Al the head of the receiving line
STOOD Mrs. j. h. Ferguson. sister Of
the hostess, most becomiugly gowned
III yellow charmeuSe with Trimmings
o. point NenISe lace and cry ~tal and
pearl gafnlluret after which the guests
we're greeted by Miss Pettus. gOwned
IN PINK brncaded crepe meteor with
IuT dhn crystal trimmings: Miss Mac
II" Affected an exquisite light blue
chdfmcuse. satin embroidered chiffon
oHtfufess, caught VIII rhineAtones and
pink rose h'"e' Mrs. Ollie Llune. Of
Coeiugtou. Tennessee, wore hand
some lace robe over pink satin, and
Mr. klrk decker.
Mrs. Walrrr Gn,r., Nre Co,,
Marshall and Ms w III II a. tl9or o "a s."
sisted in rne dimirg ronr, -fite! a.
sdmptuous and n,1r, Nv" ",1G,T % a
luncheon was earvpd 0''''S 'ppo'"'e''
The house vas alaho,.,oIr and mr.,
fusely drrorafed in garla,Gy " ~ pi I,
and Christmas bai. i'','"@ ' ''I},
d0orways in rho ,yinc,,,s '''e'' ne ne
from IN chandeIinr ''o'ed
holly. 4 rirh ana .|tr.', '''O .'S '''.u
ofriuny 'e pa' .rIl u
led bprpafh an Df ,,'r' ~, np" ,' ~
lass HE ranfar 'aco o' , ,'''g' anu ,ul
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1913-01-03
STATE CAPITOL
NEWS AND NOTES
mayor Taylor of Little Rock
Will Call Meeting to Con-
slider Amendment.
SAYS PEOPLE ARE FAVORABLE
eond Issue Received Large Majority
but Was Declared Invalid by
Supreme Court.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
Little Rock.-Within a few DAYS {
formal call will be issued by Mavo,
oharles b. Taylor of Little Rock fol-
meeting of all Arkansas mayors, cit,
attorneys and aldermen. as we'll &c
others interested in municipal i'm
proVement and city affairs generally
70 De heid at the Little Rock CITY hal
Wednesday, January Is.
Inc object of the convention will be
TO discuss matters of vital interest IN
arkansas cities, and to see what fur.
'her steps shall be taken to secure for
such cities the right to issue bonds
1or public improvements.
Inc decision to issue a call for q
convention of such far-reaching i'm.
portance was arrived at. following q
conference by Mayor Taylor with nu.
merous men of affairs here who
interested in the upbuildinp of
city, and also following the receint
number of letters from mayors
tne chief cities of the state. in all
wnlch there was a general sentime
LOT further action at once.
Inc consideration of the ho,
amendment will be the chief object
the meeting said Mayor Taylor.
discussing the proposed call.
Inc people of the state ha,
spoken and have, by a large maiorit
SHOWN their willingness to aid II
CUES by giving them the RIGHT to
sue bonds. BY the decision of the s
preme Court the bond amendment w;
iost' not through any demerit of /,
own but because of the fact that
ala not happen to be one of the frs
'hree submitted in the last election.
The sentiment of the people of tn
state for progress in municipal affai,
nas been thoroughly demonstrate,
Inc only question that remains is no,
we shall proceed now to secure I'll
lruit of this sentiment.