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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
(Siir ben .Samilienfreis".)
Der Kainpi mifs Sic JmeetS.
Die Sea6tuns Der Artifel inter Sieiem
.Sitel icitenS Der fatb. Gltern
uniereS Seiertreiies lit iebr
eruiinidt.

Die ppn Wiemano befrittene an.
gemeine gerrubuns Der Snsenb, bic
Snnabme ibrer &riminalitdt, bas
Steisen ibrer Selbitmurb5iifer, has
Shpinben Der lhtuns por jeber
Nutpritdt inter ben Sngenbliden:
bas Nles iinb traurise 3eihen Der
Seit. Tim Der Sutnnft mniereS
ameritaniihen gplfeS wiaen bari
man bappn nidt n Nptis nebmen,
ionbern man mnF mad ben ltria&en
hes S6abens iuriden unb Wlittel sur
Nbbilfe it6erlegen.
.@bat's iprong?" frast ii6 Der
prattiide Gmerifdner INNER, lpeiln er
Die Gage iiberid)aut. SDreu mir pors
crit NAL einise anSere 9ldtter. Gs
idreibt Die .8eitlife Yoit":
V. .
Infer 9anbitrcidertbum. bas an
minoeit 100000 Wam itart lit, unb
beiien Soeal bic Saulbeit lit Scpaart
nit elmer @epiiienloii9feit ionbers
sleiden. seipinnt ieinen RahIdub
groBentbeils aus Der abenteucr r.
Iuiti9en Sugenb. Die ba6eim
nidt 9uttbun min. Hub penn Giner
crit cinnIal auf Die abiGiiiiige 9abn
aefommcn lit nnb bas ,Sanolperf" gez
idniedf bat, oann gibt es ieltcn cine
@iebertebr gum ~oroentliden 9eben.
ga 1T nidJt picl 5rl MAIDEN. uno ipeber
Grbeitsbaus nod 8efdnsnib permDgcn
ba piel an bclfen. Ser altc 9anb>
5treider lit unperbeiierli6. unS Der
SOB i'm S~traBensraben ober i'm Balbe
lit linn Siemlid Iiter.
9esbalb meint unier @etpGbrss
manu-, (Sanes Sorbes,. Sireftor bes
Nationals Ierbanbes BUR Tcrbituna
bes 9ettlerunmeieus) bas bette Mittel.
nm Der Iermcbruna oes Sanoitrcibers
peiens cinen Giesel por5uldieben, be-
itdnbe BARN. Die Susenb Dor eieiem
8cec al parnen unb ibr 3n Sieiem
8orte In 8prt nnb Bib oas perfcms
meme SaIein bcs 9anoitrei6ers al
fhiloern unb ibr bic 0efabrcn mn
bas 5roitloie oieie 8anberns abieits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
abidieb pum stedenpferod,eu.

ireb' nun bier in autem 3rieOen.
liebes Stcdenpfcrocheu on!
Sd peroe bid uid)t mcbr ermiiber.
Sor mir bait Oh nun cute Stub!
-
Sd ipu oid nid)t mebr %tpieperieben.
Warnm? Die @roBcn iino Dir ieinb;
Sd ioQ MN in bic SduIe sehen
limb lernen; oas lit gut geneint.
Carl nidt @alopp unp Grab 90 reiteu,
Senm in Der Sdule fcblt's an 8aum.
ltno inter all ben groBen 9cuten,
Sd fpa9t ee unIerciner fdi,m.
Sod, eb mir bon chamber Idciben.
Sn licbcs, giitcs, buntes Sfern.
Nirlm mcinen Can't fir aIc 8reuoen.
Sie beinem 3eiter Oh geipdbrt!
&ie bcrrlid) idniedtc oa benz Nciter.
Scin Mittagsbrot, iein friifer Grant.
Vie frpblid mar iein Ser3, mic better,
Tie iiiB iein Shlai auf ieber ganf.s
Sas bant ih DIR unb peiB pobl
nin,mer.
Wie ih es Dir ~pcrgeltcn Iou,
God lieben mill ih Did, duf INNER.
Oh gutes Ding II lebe pohl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Der Sanslins
(@on 6 II. s. @eIlert.)

Gin SiinAling, ipcld,cr piel bon elmer
Stdpt gcbort.
Sn Der DER Segcn mobnen ioQte.
@ntihlob iid, bab CT ba lih uicbcrs
lolicn mollte;
BORT, lpradJ er off. lei Dir Scir
@liid beidertl"
Gr nabm Die Relic Dor nno lab idon
nit &ergniigen
Die licpc Stapt auf einem 8erse
iicBen.
~@ottlob", ting unier Singing an,
gSaS ih ole Stnot idlun le6cn tannl
Iucin Der Berg lit itcil. =, mdr CT
i6on eritiegen!"
Gin frlld)tbar 5bal ltieB an bes
&crSeS SUB.
Sic grpBte Wenge ihoner Sriie6tc
Siei utierm Siinslin9 ms @eiidte.
-, pad,t or. .lpcil id bod) iebr
ldrl9e lteigen miiB,
90 nil id). meiilen Ourit gu itilen.
Zen, 8eiicind nit iold)en Sriihten
fiillcn."
@r az uno fanb DIE Srlift portreiflif
Don @eidurad
llnb iiiate ieiucu 9tciIciad.
erl itieg pen Berg binan unb iicl ben
An9enblid I,
8etanen in pas Sbal Suriid.
20 6rernp~, rief eiuer bon ben
81ben.
Der @c8 5i inns lit nitt 10 lsiht
an acbcul N.
Der Berg lit itcif lunS miibIam ieorr
Sdritt /,
llnS hn nimmit Dir nod cine giirbe
nit p! l,.E
@er9i6 pas Sbt. Sab on nit Dir ses
monument,
Cont luirit on uidt iallf eieien 0jipiel
foiumcn, ~.
5teis leer, ltrb iteia beher5t unb 9ib
Dir alc Miib'.
Gem uuicr 0liid peroienet iicl"
@r iaea unb lab einpor. lpie lpeit CT
ltei1cn mliBfc.
Slh 6immcl. dd. es ipar nof neitl
Or rilbt uitb aB an sleidlcr 3eit
Non iciucr Srldlt, bamit CT lid Sic
0iiib rcriiiBte.
Or lab balp in bas Thai unb bah
Den Berg binau;
6ier rrdf or Sdmierigteit mnb bort
Teraniigcn an.
CT limit. - Sa, ia, CT mag es
iibcrlesen!"
.Steia". iagt linn iein Geritanb. .bes
nib bid nm beiu @liidl"
.,Gciu", iprah ieiu Ser5, .fchr' in
Sas Sbal 6llriif!
Oh iteigit louit iiher bein Termogen.
Rub ctfuas aus, linb is Did, iatt.
llnb luarte. his bein Sn6 ole rcd,tcu
ar1ite bati"
Dies that er and. gr pilcgtc lid
I'M Shalc.
@ntltlpB iidr OFT. sn Och II. nno Iolien
id, itctS 81 matt.
SaS erie 6inoerniB gait audi Die
anpern @alc;
&urs. or reraub leiu @liid unb lam
mic in bic Staet.
Sent Siinalins sleidcu niele
Gbriiten.
sic ipaecn arf Ser Sabn Der
/. SM9cnb eincn Smritt
llnb ieb'n oarauf nod ibren
2iiiten
llnn ncbmcn ibrc 9iiite nit.
Scidlpert init pieicn 3inbers
niilen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Magemeine Setra@tmng.

Iagemeine Setradtnng.
@ebe niir, iofcrn on liar.
Was on meinit unb piait. fdnnit
iagen;
alto Der bette Gommentar
Stilt nlir ielten Sipeifelsplagen.
Ollie bid, iofern on nihts
ye~it5utbeileu bait, in S1ipeigen;
Sn Der StGrfe beS Ier3idts
Wiro iid beine @rDBe 5ei9en.
~ - y
S%inuipriide.
Im Iaeemeinen mit5uibenfen, lit
INNER notbi9. mitouihipdsen aber
nift.
Yin einem o~ffenen Earabies9drtlein
gebt Der @enld gleid,9iltig porbei unb
fpirb crit traurig, penn es per@
idIoiien lit.
@s lit bod elm glcnb NIT uns
Reni6cnl SGelid ipredDcn mir BON
Stebe uno Sumanit1t, mn tdgli1 be-
leibigcn mir auf 8egen, Steecn unp
Sreppcu irgenb ein IitseidDpf,
-
9iait ielber Srcube Oh I'M 9cbcn
baben,
Rab' anbern Sreubel 9rinee 2ieb'
cntgegcn
II Scuen, Die NIT Dir Die fur5en
Sabre
Sas Zoos Der @~rbenpilger tbeilen.
Silfreih. bulb1am
limb froben bnhgcnuItbcn Sinns
perld)ore
Sds 2cben icbcs beiner 8e9senoiien:
9eglii1c. uuo Oh bauit oein eisen
Gliid!
Soifnuna. S~pffnuna. INNER grim!
@enn Dem Mrnuen MlleS feblet,
SylcS peidt, ibm allies audlet.
Su, o Spifnllng, labeit ibn.
~
@er Giemano beleibi9t uno bod
Seiube bat, mIB fcin alltaglifer
Wtenid ietn.
Ntafe es 8eniaen ret)t, @ielen ees
fallen lit idlin,m.
Sorg unb Ser5eleib
SIT bcs Ienihen' Mltasss
tleip.
Wiait on bih tennen. bemcrfe,
moran on AM licbltcn ocntit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
las Sod. Gzomen Der 8raut.

H o.
Sas noripeaiidc @arlament. hds
Den Huf genicBt hcl 6ranenfraacn
beionbers ipriitrittlidp seiinnt an
iein. bat lid id,pn mebrfat panrit be-
fddfti9i. Die @bciflieBmn9 bon ciner
Hcibe bon Sorbeoingungeu ~abbdugig
sn mndeu. Hun babcn Die uorpeais
itcn Nbaeorbnctru iif and nit ren
Blanc beihditi8t, Gin regclrcd,tes
Sciratbas Grameu cinSuiihrcu: iehc
9raut. eic nit Dem 8elicbten Dor Dem
sltar trcten mil. mhB pprlcr ncm
Stantc Den &ndlpciS erbringen. raS
tic i'm Stanhc ut. an ndhtn, 81 ma
id,en linb Dor Silent iclbitGnbia 81
fodIcn. Sieie Triifung mllb bon
Meih unb Irm pbnc llntcrihicb hcs
TltcrS unh bcs Stnnecs abaelcIt
uerecu. Tpr Aacm lit cs bie aiidc.
oui Nic oic iortIdriftlitcu norbiId,cu
&plfspcrtrctcr bel Scn @rortcrunacn
t~cipnocrs @cpidt lcacn. Senu obne
Sutc auit 'iei feline c1clide 5armpnic
Wlpoltt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

pom @ese 81 @eniitbe gu fiibren.
Sas. meint er, lei cine aufeabc fin
uniere WanOelbiioer : Sbcater. unb
5lpar ie~beufalls cine before, als Die
lie bis iest erfiiaeu. ia, pieIleidt
lberbaupt cine Der fpenisen, aus
oenen befaste Shallbuben eiue ge@
1pi'ie MISUNDERSTANDING ahleiten
tonnten. Oh bas 0tittel belfen
tpiiroe? Shaocn biirfte es iHperlid,
penigitens LANCE nitt 10 picl pic
pds, mas jest Der lieben Suecnb in
oieien - Standardization an &ultrrs
fpiorigfeiten aeboten piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Cine cute Grbulnns.

giner Der bcriibmteu Iuiiter mo
g%omponiitcn, Die ic in Den hcutIhcn
9dnSern gelebt babcn, ut Solepb
5apbn. Tou Sauie aiis a CT arm;
CT lpar Der Sobn zines unbemiitcltcit
StelImlad,ers 5u Mohruu in Nicocr>
Seirrreib. Sein Tater ipielte Die
Sdrfe. unb icine @nttcr piieBte ba3u
liebIide Sieocr 81 iinaen. Gas mn1
bic mMIifnliideu @nla9en her Niiloer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
S~upiihmcrsen haben piclcrlei
MriGhcn.

Stctenpcr. bohrcnber ShmcrS in
Sen SdlGien hcutct auf Sluturmutb.
%icl Sh!ofcn unb alitacfautee arubcS
@uttcrbrot nit Mtiif hiltt. bod, &c
bulbi9 mo bo~ilngnespol bcibe Nittcl
ilciSiN amucnben. SdmcrS iiber
sen Iugcn nit SdnpinScl unb ilebel
gciiibl fommt bon pcrborbcncm Ma
zen. Cine tleiue 0uuaerfur bel mi
ihem @aiier bebt bGs llebcl. Rel
Benhc. pcdiclnSe ShmcrScn iilb
Solaen BON Grtdltnng. Shpiecu NIB
Barmbalten III oaun am Elaec. II
l~lcbcrbnupt III scacn Aopiidmcrsen
Gitroneniait in hcibem idiparScn
0afiee Gin autcs Mittcl. 8escn
Sccfrantbcit Gilt bel ben 8ntroicn dls
beites &ittcl Seriug nit anublaud).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Sine ciaruartisc Sablcn. gabelle

lit fiirSlih pou eincm. Srofciior Der
Snrpnrbs llnipcriitdt aniaeirellt luors
bcn. Sic Scist cine iib~erraidlcnoe
@sicsmdb;ofcit. rcren llriat,e bisbes
nch bon Tieruanoem erfldrt ipors
Den lit:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

@cift boib ibr TRACER 9eiit
Suriid
llnS. aui elm iinnlid Slid
bcflincu,
Tcrgaiien lie bic Iilb' lin elm
uncnblid) Slid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
fir die lebe 1ugend.

getpedt babcn; penn nift nllr .Soiep5
fpnrbe eiu GROCER &uiifer, ionberu
aud, iciu Srilbcr Iid,ael ipar elm
tildltiger G%omponiit; Soicpb Sabbn
mar icbpf Der tiihtisite. Oabei mar
CT finblih ironmr. Clint befano er
I'D, NIT mcbreren anberen tiihti9en
Spntilniflcrn III elmer @cieaihdft.
Sm Saufe beS 8ciprddlcs mari einer
Der Anrpeiencen Die Srase auf. mas
Die Srennhc pobl 5u tbun pfIeseu.
luenn lie bon Nrbc;ten miibe limb. iinb
bic mliitdliIdeu @ebanfcn nidt toms
men iuollten. 80, rief elmer Der
Iniucicnbcn, Fir. ioldc Sdlle babe i'd
Elm alisgeScidjueteS Nittel, i6 trinte
iein 0las Gbampagnerpein." Gin
Inoerer ia9te: .@enu ih 10 redt
miioe bin utb mid pom slrbeiten gang
abaeipanut fiible, bann Jude ih bic
@ciellid)aff liebcr Sreunbe auf. unb
bel Der %frellnblid,cn %llutcrtaltung ers
bolt mn crfriidt iih meiu @eiit..
Sapbn iuB it'll oa. Sun fragte ma
and ibn. moblirf, CT iih bon ietnen
cielen Mrbcifeu az crboleu pflege.
Ter fronlme &iinltler iprnd crnit uno
bcId,tiocn: ,3h babe in meincm
Sanie einc Sapeile; Sabin gebe i'd
ana reSe mil meinem SdD1pfer, meitn
} ih Mid crriattct fiihle, ucer i) nebms
me;uen Huicufrans 5nr Sanb nna
hete i'm, inbem ih In meinem MrbeitSs
simmer lansiam anf NM ab sebe.
Sd tam periidbcrn, nieS G~rbplmngs-
mittel hat feline Wtrfuua md ni6
uerfeblt."
@ie has &iihlein sur Welt fam.
Sid. Bid. mahte bas aiihlein
inn 81. ~gc lit bier Nues 10 runo.
Seine Sbiir. feiu Senltcr. Shreds
lIdc 3ultdnbe in bicicm 6auic. SD
lpcrSe mid beldmcren." llnh es bes
ihiuerte iid uno flopfte 9nil5 fiird,ters
LID an Die Sdale. slber Hienan6
bprtc bns alopfcn. unb Niemauh
madte Dem &iid)lcin cine Sbiire aif.
llnb nit Der Belt pirpe CO Dem iuns
gen Ding 3t l~angpcilig in Der eins
ldmen &obniing. @S ltrcdte unb
rcdte lid. 10 buB bas 6aus ibm 40
eng lpurbe. Nuf einmal CAB cs obens
AM eincn anGd. rnb buS &iid6lein
itedc critaunt ben Appf o6en binaus.
.Wie fomiidl". Ddd)te es. Die Welt
Ncbt mob lpcitcr." Sd fam oer
9ntcuboftcr d%ugelpdtidlelt. .Su liebe
3cit". rief er. %~faunit Su benn nift
mdrtcn. his Is 10 melt iit2 gu baIt
Dir bcu &opf aanS blutig ecrincn."
llnp or madtc Dem aiidllcin einen
Gcrbanh unb iagte: ,0icr blcibit gu
srpei Shuben liBen mn ipartcit. bis
Ifes ecbcilt lit" llnb or lab au9
icinc llbr. llnb oblpohl lie nidrt
girg. that er nud 10. ais penn er
nadl Der Seit idtc. ltnb bas &iihlein
ircute iidl. bob Iacs nod 10 gliidlih
u~baelaufcn mar. ga tam aid ole
Mtuma uno berste unb fiBte ibr
INMATES. unb bann CAB es Elm sros
bcs Seit.
Gtne %ciasuartisc Sablen. gabeIe
lit fiirSlih pou eincm Srpfciior Der
@nrpnrhs llnipcriitdt auiseitellt ipors
sen. Sic Scist cine iiberraihcnoe
9sicsmdb;0fcit. rcren llriad,e bisbet
nch . Tientanoem ertldrt ipors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

INTERN S6idten. bas in barter .arbeif
iih abplagen mmB; Niemanb audJ miro
filr Die @eieuidaft 6u 10 briidenber
Yla9e ais oas niffstbuenoe, tdnpelnbe
unb perfebrte &eib Der obern &laiien.
go ipenig man Daber audi NIT Der grt
unb @eiie ii6ereinitinmcn mag, in
rpeld)cr Die Srauenz 8eipeoina ibre
3iele auf politiidcm @ebiet, unb bcs
lonbcrs in ScSus auf Die Grlan9ung
oes Stimmreftcs, 81 erreifcn iudt,
10 ut bod oieie 9eUegung ielbit idon
3eugniB bafiir, OaB man iih Der ee>
lcai6nftliden Ntbpcrbaftniiic beipuBt
ut, inter benen Die Srau beut3utage
lcibet, unb mad Nbbiilie berIeIben
trddtet. Sb bas @cib am Stimms
fditcn 5ueclalien lperbcn ipl, lit nid)t
Der aern Der Srage. Die SauptIadbe
bletbt, oaB Die geIelifaftliHe uno
ofonomii6e 3nbeloiieteit audi inner
balb Der Srdlienipelt Die Gage Des
Teibes unb nab oDen uuo nad unten
perbeNern mod}te. - Sn Scutid)lano
bat man Der a%llgemeinen 9elpesuns
bon futboliiher Seite 81 cntipred,en
selidt bur6 8riinbun9 pes ,aatbos
liiden Srauen6unbes". Sicr iino
mir nod nidbt 10 ipcit. limb iparim?)
'gber fOnnen bic fatholiiden ;Sranen
nidlt aud BEL II einen sroRem, ami
itillem llebcreiufummeu fusenben
Iraneubm b griinScn, inoem ne
lid iulioariih nnb en:ihicben scgcn
has @inihieppen pom gcneinscfdbr.
liher Siferatur in ibrc Samilicn uno
oas Oiifmaden Der idamlpien Ysoben
Ses 3ases 5nr s@ebr iepen?! = st.
Spiepb's. Wiatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

y .9ebenslreisbcit" bon Sr. u.
N. @cib. o. Ir. .
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
Jackson Wins Easy Game.

Jackson won the second game
of the series Tuesday, score s to l.
The Drummers practically won
the game in the first inning,
punching two two-base hits with
an error, making two scores.
Needles kept his hits well scatter
ed, while Verneuille was hit hard
and OPPORTUNITY. Thornton and
Stovall carried off the fielding
honors, while Wright and Thorn
ton hit the ball hard and at the
right time. Score by innings:
r. H. E.
Greenwood 600 OO1 OOO-1 8 2
jackson 2Ol 600 OILS II /
Batteries: Verneuille and Braun;
Needles and Robertson. Time,
1880. Umpire, Norcum
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
6R6ENN00D IAkfS
fIRSI Of SERIES.



Greenwood won the first of the
series from Jackson Monday, score
4 to 1. The Champs won the game
in the first inning, getting two
singles and q triple off B ersdorf-
er, who was then relieved by Sor-
rells, who pitched good ball. The
drummers outhit the locals, but
poor base running kept down
their score. McGehee weakened
in the seventh inning and was re-
teved in the seventh inning by
Verneuille. Manager Sorrells of
jackson team was arrested at the
end of the game for u-ing pro-
fame language in the presence of
ladies on the ground. Score.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
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Effective Aug. 20, 1909.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
GREENWOOD nOPfful.


The dweIlers in fandom are be-
coming a wee bit tired of the eel
lar pc -ition, and are going to
strain a few more nerves to try
and help Ortiz Collins pull off the
stunt. The management is more
than well pleased with the sale of
Leverett to the Minneapolis club,
for the feel sure that Leverett will
turn the tricks for Cantillon's ag
gregation, and the young fellow
Smith, who was given as a boot
with the purchase price for Green
woods star, has been going some
since his debut with the champs.
Smith has twirled two games
ag sinst the fast Timberjacks, win
ming both handily. His exhibi-
tons have made him ardent ad-
mirers, and with proper support,
Smith and McGehee should pull
the Champs out of the hole.
Andrada has been partially on
the sick list since he joined the
team from the South Atlantic, and
his rel ase has been given him.
Andrada was a clever worker on
the mound, but Greenwood was
going badly just at the juncture
he joined the team, and he had
nevea shown his old time class
either. But with Verneuille, Nc
Gehee and Smith working good,
Greenwood bids fair to run some
where around the middle of the
standing.
The Champs are hitting fine.
Mcdonnell is more than laying the
wood to it, and since he has been
shifted to short from third sack,
he has been putting up a
phenom stunt. Collins thinks the
world of the youngster, and sew
eral Of the majors have their eyes
on his capers. Henry is playing
his usual fast game at third, and
coming back to his Cd time swat.
ting, pulling off three neat ones in
Saturdays game. It's natural that
Rollins is still bringing home the
bacon al .second, and We old col
lege chum, ScoopsC Carey, is giving
lessons at the initial sack.
In the gardens Collins, Boyd
and Reese are serving eyeopeners
, and are sticking consistently, and
the fans see no reason why
Greenwood shouldn't skate out
from the lower berth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
Petition For Pardon.
Petitioner would respectable show
% your ExcelleEcy that ut the January

Petitioner would respectable show
60 your Excellercy that ut the January
1911 Term Of he LnfIore county
circuit Court that ne was indicted for
murder, aud that urc CT arraigrmert,
upon the advice of his attorDiea. plead
guilty TO fhe charge, and ~ n
agreement With the district attorney,
was only given one year upon the comfy
farm together with the payment Of all
costs accrued in the cause.
Further that your petitioner in
November was renanded to Jail snd
there was continuously kept until the
January court and mp to the present
date has been confined within the jai!
and on the county farm eight months,
II that there remains six months Of
sentence.
That your petitioner would further
show that stree his Incarceration in
the countG jail and confinement to the
L. f1cre county convict Farm, that he
has made a model prisoner, and has
c n~tiEuously served as a tIusty, and
would state that Re deems hat he has
been s, ficienty punishtd by the crime
committed by him, that he is assured
that he p%enitent for his wrong doing,
and that for these and the above
reasons. respectfully begs OF
your Excellency hat he be granted
executive Ieniency, that he be given a
pardon and his Ii liberty be restoIcd to
linn.
Respectfully submitted,
PRESS WILLIAMS,
N. CARTER,
w. p. kERSH
RICH PROPHET,
and others.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
Greenwood TWirler Pitches
Great Game.

Greenwood took the last game
of the series from Hattiesburg Sat-
urday, score 3 to /. Smith had
the Timber Jacks" at his mercy
throughout, allowing only four
hits, Carlos Smith getting three
OF these, Hattiesburg's only run
being made on a wild throw.
The Champs" had no difficult
ty in connecting with Bagby, a fast
double play in the eighth cutting
down the score. "Gitney" Boyd
in right field played a sensational
game, accepting difficult chances,
one of which was among the auto
mobiles in foul territory and start
ing a double play in the ninth.
Pitcher Andrada has been releas-
ed by Greenwood.
Score by innings:
r. H. E
Greenwood OO2 0lO OOx-3 II 2
Hattiesburg 600 900 1901 4 8
S. Smith and Braun; Bagby and
Lauzon. Time, 1876. Umpire,
Earle,
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Nm /. Scheduh

%rs &XAXE 81 49,
1es911s lksa Memphis ana CLARK
- So = =
IA. "a, fDu0 0ronAAA 500 . n.
Nol 81, ffoa Charleston 1000 .. m.
Ma. "a, Iron 0feaAda AIS p. n.
No. III, fFon jackson 1915 = n.
No. %, ftom JaokDon 0:O1 2. N.
No. "a Iron Memphis and clarks
dale $40 p. n
1AneB DEPART.
Ne. S13, Tor Jackson 4:4o p. q.
No. 3l4. Tor Clarksdale and Memphis
els q. n.
Ne. 81, for Jackson 500 .. n.
No. 81, for Grenada 500 p. N.
QGo. 3e0. for Grenada Sis .. N.
No. 80. Tor clarksdale and Memphis
- n.
No. 81, for Charleston 500 p. m.
Trains oe7 and 3os Daily except Sun.
day.
". c. LKE, Tkt Agt.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
Trustees Sale.

By virtue of the power vested in me
rs trustee in a certain deed in trust
given by General jackson and Jane
Jackson, his wife, to G. G.. Nichols in a
certain Indebtedness therein mentioned,
and whereas, default was made in the
payment Of said indebtedness s and being
requested by the holder of said deed in
trust and by authority vested in me as
such trustee, l will On Saturday, July
Is, 1911, before the south door of the
court house in tho city Of Green wood
county Of Lefiore, Mississippi, within
legal hours, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described real
estate towit:
That certain tract or parcel of land
known as lot 80, in Block One, Nichols
Addition to the city of Greenwood, Le-
fore County, Mississippi.
The above mentioned deed in trust is
duly recorded in land deed book FIVE at
page 4S6, Of the records of said county
and state. Said property will be old to
satisfy said Indebtedness mentioned in
said deed in trust aud the trustee will
only convey such title as is vested in
him as trustee.
Witness my hand, this the end of
June, 1911.
D. E. NICHOLS,
T~,z
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Notice of Sale Of fStray.

Notice is hereby given that notice
has been given that Jones q Lester on
the 25th day Of May, 1911, did take up,
straying upon their premises, in Beat
One, Leflore county, Mississippi, one
sorrel horse, about eleven years old.
with right hind foot white, white spot
on shoulder and shod on front feet, and
that owner of said horse was requested
to make proof of his title to same, and
that as no proof has been made and two
disinterested parties, viz r. B. Sims
and J. L. Brady, were summoned aud
did appraise the value of said horse at
$50 90 M no proof of title has been
presented or claim made, l will, accord
ing to law, as Justice of the Peace OF
said district, on the first Monday of
August, 1911, between the hours Of
twelve and Tour o'clock of said day,
off. for sale and ssil to the highest
bidder for cash above estray referred
to and described.
Witness my signature this tho 3rd
day Of Juno, 1911. JAS. ]. SIMS,
]. p. Beat ], Leflore County.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
S. Smith Wins Third Straight
Victory for Greenwood.

Greenwood won the last game
Of the series from Jackson
score 5 to 2, in a fast game, which
was full of errors, the Drum
mers" making five in the first four
innings.
S. Smith won his third straight
game since joining the Cotton
States League, pitching a nice
game, with the exception of the
first and last innings. Biersdorf-
er got off to a bad start, but
pitched good ball after the fourth
inning.
Henry played a great game at
third, handling three difficult
chances that were beled for
base hits. Rolling stole home in
the first inning with the first run
of the game. Score by innings:
R. H. E.
Greenwood 2o2 1cO 0ox-5 6 4
jackson 100 600 COL 5 5
Batteries: S. Smith and Braun;
Biersdorfer end Robertson. Time,
l::23 Umpire, Norcum.
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Summary: Two-base hit, Stovall.
Three-base hit, Braun. Sacrifice
hits, Rolling, Reese, Boyd. Stolen
base, Sorrells. Double play, Nc
Donnell to Rolling to Carey. Bases
on balls, Off McGehee l, off Sor-
rells 8. Struck out, by McGehee
8, by Sorrells 3. Time, $50. I'm
pire, Norcum.