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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
The Evil of Lawlessness.

New York Tribune.
 Lynchers in South Carolina have brut- ally murdered a negro woman on mere suspicion that she might have shot a white man. They killed her husband also with that horrible fury for taking life which has come down through the cen- turies It Is the same atrocious frenzy for slaughter which rejoiced over the massacres in the Roman arenas in the days of Tiberlus and Nero. The Southern assassins emptied their revolvers and rifles in pouring bullets into the swing ing bodies of the two victims. In Kansas a man was hanged by a mob of scoun- dreIs on Christmas day who. 1t is now believed, was innocent
 Judge Lynch makes many frightful errors which can never be retrieved or atoned for. Is 1t not time for the Amer ican people North and South and East and West to rise in great movement to remove the reproach of blood guilti- ness from the republic? There are never any lynchings in England or France or Germany. Is 1t impossible for the Ameri- can heirs of the ages to put stop to such horrors? Of all the great civilized nations of the world this country has been disgraced by more mob murders than have stained the records of any oth- CT enlightened peoples. This blistering re- proach rests upon the North as well as the South. It is a brand upon this Union. 1t burns and it bites. 1t Is red and raw and angry. How long will 1t be endured?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
Chfcago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Jan. s.-There was only a mod.
 crate trade on the Board of Trade today ana
 the wheat market wss ratnsr quiet sv oSt cor9 ane
 closed h9h higher, while oats were up S;
 May provisions closed from Sc higher to roc
 Wheat was weak early on lower markets in
 the Northwest .and favorable advices rom
 Argentina. with cables about steady: Longs
 ana as 'si result there was . temporary decline,
 when May sold down to 74% after opening
 a7sN small increase in the visible supply
 and a half million decrease in the amount on
 passage caused some of the early sellers to
 Offerings became more limited late in the day
 which added to the frmness and may sold
 1s,n 70 of Te a anouns Dse1 on passage for the
 week showed q decrease of 336.ooo bushels
 and the visible supply showed an increase o1
 -four were equal to ee5 GOO bushels. Minne- apoiis and Duluth reported receipts of 792
 , of contract grade made a total of receipts for the three points Of e6e cars. aga'nst e3S
 last week and sss s sss, % ago s
 wrs TS.rs wss sr trade and the
 onw ocsi asders so su sss maKs eriuE by shorts and the hrmness in wheat were strengthening influences and the weather offerings came principally from commission houses and pit scalpers. The close was strong with May hc hikner az ASAW%S7s aiter SeIi- ing between 42& and ASS. Local receipts were 472 cars. with one of contract
 The bull leaders in the oats pit were active
 buyers and as . consequence the market was l stronR although the volume of business was | only moderate Shorts took fright at the at titude of the bull clique and covered freely. l The close was strong with May 4c higher at 1 34@s4M after ranging between 33A and 34A. Local receipts were 226 ears.
 Provisions were active and irregular with | eonsiderabie scattered selling throughout the l segrion. There was 6 good demand for Janu- | ary lard from packers and May ribs were also | in fair demand. rather weak hog market was the main cause for the selling pressure I early in the day. May pork closed ioc lower | at SIs.s5. May lard was unchanged at S9 30 fne leadIne futures ranged toiiONaG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
,special to The Advsrt,ser.l

tSpeClnl 10 IHo AuNShttSoNsb
 NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 6.--I1verpooi was dis appointing consequently our market opened S points lower, eu. improved ' points later on the expectation of . buIlish Census egti- mate. The report, when issued. corroborated its former estimate Of ioO vJo for the crop as anticipated and as there were no specu- lative shorts to cover. a disposition was shown to realize, causlng decline of lSQi4 points from the top, making the net loss F points on the day. The Census report said that up to December i3th e.3i 1000 bales were ginned. counting the round bales, however. ns nalf: 1t was equivalent to S.975,o 900 commercial bales weighing 500 pounds Ginners estimate there are ,o6a. 900 bales stiil to be g.nned and make the crop e,es6. 900. The most tni- portanf thing in the statement is the details showing that Texas and the Indian Territory had ginned a 53s. 900 bales up to Dec. 18th, and rinuers estimate that 242 GOO were still to be sinned. Indicating crop of 27sI .ooo yield of only 7,2f5.oco for the balance of the States. Last year on April ! zfh the cen sus Bureau estimated the eIop at soou.ooo end the cutturn was 10. oso 900. or nearly l. ioo. GOO in excess of their figures. Therefore. ss many believe they have made similar mistake this year, they consttue tner nsures point to . crop of l1,ooo 900 or over The movement. in the interior towns Is liberal ana the prospects are for freer DOT receipts. Should there be any expansion in the amount to be marketed, present values cannot pc maintained. Such being the case we tnink well of realizing on steady periods with a view of replacing on decided breaks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
MARINE NEWS.

JACKsoNvILLE-Arrivs schooner Spring field. Tomlin..Sa Juan. P. R.
 KEY WEST-Arrived, 4th, steamers Mar unique. Dillon. Miami, and sailed for Ha- vana; 9th. olivette, Allen. Port Tampa, and sailed for Havana
 NEWPORT NEWS-Arrived, steamers Rap- pahannock (Br) Fraie, Liverpool; Norden (Dan.), Schmidt, Bremen.
 NORFOLK-ArTived. steamers Darlington (Br.l, Work Savannah, cleared for Bremen; Pillar de Larrinaga (Br.), Galveston, cleared for Manchester; Ursula Bright (Br.). Goode, Pensacola and cleared for Amsterdam; Falco (Nor). Hansen. Pensacola, and cleared for Bremen Sailed, steamers Heathcraig (Br.), Blackin, South Africa; Middleham Castle (Rr). Lloyd. Antwerp; Corfs Castle (Br.), Marshall Algoa Bay.
 SAVANNAH-Sailed, bRrks Salvador Tale- vera (Utugual Maristan. Alicante; Conoordia (er.), Peers. Hamburg.
 PENSACOLA-Arrived, steamers Glantor (Br.). Leista. TGmpico: Freida Horn (Ger.) Hubsch. Mobile Cleared barks Farexia ut.l Razeto, Savonia: Hamingta (Noro. ommund. sen, Madeira
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
Nsw orleens spot ootton.

NEW ORLEANS, Ian. s.-JThe spot cotton market was very quiet today, influenced largely by unfavorebe cables and the absence Of pressing buying orders Pastors were equally Independent ana though offering freely at full board figures and putting out q good aeSort- ment of grades they displayed not the least inclination to force sales af . sacrdince. and thus the two elements being somewhat aDert in their views, there was no great amount of trading Sales, 4, i6o bales, including $50 to arrive. Quotations unchanged.
 Contracts were quite active during the First part of the day The early break in prices at Liverpool combined with the uncertainties attached to the Census Buresus expected crop report led to heavy trading and rapid and wide fluctuations in values. January opened down 10 points. while the other months showed initial losses of o97 points. After the opening call, January recovered points while the other positions moved up about 7 points. prices thereafter backing and niiing rapidly on all months. The Census Bureau's 5 report proved to be of . builish character. but failed to establish an upward tendency to prices. Tn fact after the first shock prices went of on the other tack, the board at the close showing net iSsses of ie points on all positions compared with Saturdays closing figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
New orleans Cotton Futures..
Daily Cotton Market.

NEW oRLBANs-Quiet: sales. 2. f5o; ordi- ESUS SFdlnssry 7% sos low %sSS4 %iSGlins mtddling fair. Gi-Is; receipts. 2o.oesi stock SsAiGIzvnsroN-Firm; piaAlins. sLC-Is' MoBiLE-ouIet; niGdiins. z.ls sales. sAvANNAHSFirm; middlinr a.s; sales asS rsS.g stock nSSnG tSg G7a ss Vii WiTiiMINoroN-FiirSni;' m middllns, sM re- ceipts. s2l: stock. i4.e4I:
 Ioi; receipts, s.4sii; stock. zs 7oo
 Nominal; middi ns S%; re- ceipts, l4s; stock. i2.75l.
 BosToN-ouist; midodiing. Q; receipts @e2; PHiL1DELPHIA--ouiet; middIng. BIS; re- ceipts 4e2; stock. st4oB.
 ST LoUIs-Stsady; middiing; sA; sales NEW YoRK-ouist middiinG. 5. 90: net re- Ie4 ssI: exports to Great Britain. ss; to the 0crafH Tots today at all pOrtsNet receipts 4e.sa7; exports to Great Britain, 23s: to France, l. eeI: to the continent. l72oo; stock, l.oe6,- Consolidated at all seaports-Nst receipts o4.424; exports to Great Britain. 22.o72; to France. 4.Ssl to the continent. sS, Al, Total since Sept. ! at all seaports.Net re- 547, oea; to France 475,7o4; to the continent.
 Visible Supply of Grain. NEW YORK Jan. S.-The visible supply of grain as compiled Saturday by the New York Wheat. 4s.74I,o bushels; increase, e3, 900. oats I $Sss ScO; ascrss.., s ssI oS ,ooS.
 Bss ssrey sS1 Uo SsU5ssss ooo
 
 Last year 1t was petit larceny to steal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
A. B. Baxter 6 Co.'s Cotton LettsT.
 UtrAf


 NEW YORK, Jan S.-An easier market was recorded for cotton this morning. Cables were down and . prominent operator was out Tn circular advising selling. This in measure unsettled ali trading centers. but the main point was that the rise the past ten days naent of cotton as we'll as other buliish fea- tures statistically and otherwise. Hence . change on the part of the general trade Tor the time being al least regardless of the move ment being quite moderate for soree time. On the whole the temper was buiish for the hnal outcome Of thas crop and what reaction may now set in is regarded as likely to prove noth- ing more than temporary for the simple reason that prices are moderate and tenre is no req world will fully require. After decline of e@i2 points there was scarcity of sellers. the market rapidly recovered. The season of the year was regarded as .unfavorabie for bear operations. Closing cables weer steady at points net decline. The Census Bureau figures indicate crop of 10, S6o. 900 based on reports of amounts ginned and yet to be ginned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
Johnsione q Hammond

Cotton Brokers and Props The Hurr Compress and Coliseum Warehouses
 other Warehouse in Montgomery Only loads and ship to sell will find buyer better than dead Buyer Broker and will always find the Buyer who is highest price
 We Midding 5-16 9th.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06

sI.52h; F, si.57as: c, sl.7o; H. s2; | g. 35: K. $2.s5; M. S3.35; N. S3.55; win dow giass, S3 30; water white, s4.20. CHARLESTON, Jan. 5.-rurpentine. 63. Rosin-Unchanged.
 WILMINGTON, Jan. 5-Turpentine-Firm at 53; receipts, i3 casks. Rosin--Firfn at Si .351I. 40; receipts. 276, Crude turpentine-Firm at Sl.75@3; receipts Tar-Firm at SLIGO; receipts. 2.iso. LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
 Provisions.
 CORRECTED JAN. 6. Bacon-loMc.
 Dry salted sides-ehc. = Meal-56c per bushel. Oafs- White. 4ec;--n1ixed, 4Sc. Corn White. sac: mixed. soc per bushe,. sait-Liverpooi, csc sack: Virginia, %7e, Michigan. 28O-cound tsrrels. Si.6o Butter-Jsrsey. 2693oc; Tennesses country. 2bo.
 syrup-Fancy. soc; reboiied. soc Flour-Patent s4, lo04.35; straight s37oa 3.6o per bbl. 5& cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06

More than SPA 900 acres of land in the In- dian possessions of Great Britain are devoted to the cultivation of tea, nine-tenths of the area being nissan and Bengal. Production is officially estimated at ls .25o. 900 pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
New York Cotton Futurea

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-The ruling prices tn the Cotton Exchange today we're as follofs:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06

Last year 1t was petit larceny to steal coal. but this winter it will be capital offense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
H. 6 3. Beers Cotton Letter.

Sentiment is on that side of the market. O' q further break. buy for recoyeryt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
ARTICTEN.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-ouiet and easier.
 No. corn, @sss; No. yellow. 45%. No 2 oats 3IK; No white, 32432%. Mess pork. per bbi.. Sl7So. Lard, per loo lbs, S9.76@9. 95. Short rib sides (ioose) ss 25@e 50. Dry saited shoulders (boxedl Ss. 2599.oo. Short clear sides (boxed). $9@e. l2h: Whiskey, basis of high wines, Sl.2i,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
Kansns City Live Stock.

wANsAs CITY, Jan. B.-cattle- Receipts, 4. 200 natives 600 Texans; calves. 200; steady to strong; choice export and dressed beef streers S5@6; fair to mixed; ss' S9Go; s'oSx, SS1 stsers s2 76a5 o6; Texas and Indian steers. so sonS %: Texae COWS and heifers. S213: 1StSyS cows sI. .2s@4 S5, native heifers. S2: 6o @z no: csnnsrs, sr6225: bulls. s2 eog4 %; Hors-Receipts, 1900: market steady to 5c ,o,1or. heavy 6. aB@0. 50; msxed packers. s6: %~ 4s. Tsht s6. 6o@6 25; pigs. S5. 5oQ5. eS. Shsep-Receipts, 8. 800; market steady to atronT: muttons SS@S. 10; lambs S3 Soao 4o' range wethers. S394eo; ewes eSV~'<0'
 Naval Stores.
 sAyANNAH, Jan. S.-rurpentine-f1ra T ,.a a' ss; receipts, se7; sales Iz: exnTrss' , s9I: ss1 .rnogts, s.4s4; 4, B. c. D, Sl.4TIzi E'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
New Orleans Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. s.--sugar-Duii;. open kettie. 2N@3 I-l6; open kettle centrifugal. S. Ie03 TT-I6: centrifugal grenulated. S,ie s f fsi,s; En.sso; seconds. ssas ssCii Sic Molesses-Quiet; open kettle. IeG2e: centrit- ugai, e@2o. Syrup, leG24.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06

B J. s. WILCOX. Manager. Montgomery. Alv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06
You Are Tempted To Spend. Ne Tempt You To Save.

Start an account with dollar and will help you grow by loaning you of these little home safes in which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-06

your Sfbdii sitoiSye
 This private home safe is small steel box with slot in the top, through which money can be put but from which none can be taken. This safe is issued to you locked; we keep the key; it is like branch of the Union Trust and Savings Co. in your house. You drop m your spare change, and at least once in every sixty lays return 1t to US when we will take out the money, put it to your credit on your pass-book and start it drawing interest. Money can be withdrawn any time.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01
Samtlningur.
Um bekur.

K1nverjar eiga stHrri b@kur en- nokkur Onnur
PJoo l helml. Peir eiga or6abok, sem err ~rtinlega
100 bindi og alfred isoroab6k i $50 bindum. Helzta
sagnarit peirra er 1 900 bindum. pao er saga
Klnaveldis fra byrjun tuttugustu og sj0undu aldar
fyrir Krists feoingu, og ner fran 4 mi6ja II. old
e. Kr. e6a til 1914. Fyrst var box bessi .prentuo
prentu6 me0 vanalegum k1nverskum st1lum i
NanAin q875-1S85). Englendingar hafa eintak
at box pessari / British Museum, og annao eiga
B%andamenn / b6kasafni Columbia hask6lans New
York.
En- langstHrsta box Kinverja og starsta ritsmi5
i hcimi var ,Yupg-lo Ta-tienH, sem var nokkurs
konar samsteypa at blum b6kmentum Kinverja.
BAR var 1rval dr ritum allra kinverskra rith0funda
um heimspeki, v1sindi, sagnfrmoi, listir, trdar-
br0go, dulspeki og pj60s0gur; pvi var 6llu skift i
22,877 bBkur, sem bundnar voru / II, 100 bindi.
Pvl var safua6 a IA. old (fra 1903 til 14OD og sloan
hetir engu verio VIC pao batt. 2,169 mem unnu
40 pv1, a0 safna ritunum og hreinskrifa pau.
A arunum 15G2-1567 unnu 100 skrifar ar as
pv1, ao gera two eftirrit af 0llu pessu ritsafni. En-
ammo eftirritio og frumritio sjalft brannt til kaldra
iola drio 1914 ,pegar Picking var tekin herskildi og
Ming konungsBttin rekin fra vJldum. pegar frio-
ur komst q fundu mem HIT eftirriti0 en- 2.422
b9kur at pvl voru pc alveg norman. par 20,455
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01
Eimrei5in TX. ar. 5. hefti.
EFNISYFIRLIT:

~FN1SYF1RLIT:
Stgr. Thorsteinsson Nokkur kva6i.
Paul Carus; py0ing COOS og ills (M. j.
Pyddi).
Rudyard Kipling: s0gurfra Indlandi (Bjorg
D. Bl0ndal Pyddi).
Lukian: Timon e0a Mannhatarinn (Stgr.
Thorsteinsson Pyddi).
RitsjA:
Benedict Gr0ndal: Lj65mali (Gu6m. Gu6-
mundssonar). Valtyr Gu0mundsson: Islenzkt
pjooerni J6n J6nsson). Hafsteinn Petnrsson:
Islenzk s0ngl0g - Zero UNI Snafellsness- og
Dalasyslu - Tindi ia irinn.
lslenzk hringsja:
Valtyr Guomundsson: Stddentaf0rin til Faer-
eyja og Islands. - I'm Grlmsey.-S agan okk-
ar.-Um visurnar1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
land 40 fornu og nyju. Hafsteinn Petursson:
I'm islenzk skald.-Myndun m6bergsins 4 Is
landi.-Um Fereyjar, island og Greenland
Sturlunga saga 4 d6nsku.'
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01

Pess, er Pj60in byggir, cru ekki tekin til
greina. Dad or vanalega landi6 med 6llum
Pess nattdru serkennum, sem 8 mestan HUT
/ Pvf 40 tskapa Pj6oerni0. Og ekki er dix
legt 40 sd verdi niourstaoan, eff vel er athug-
ao, 40 PAD Sc Island, sem verndao hef-
If islenzkt Pj6oerni fremur en- fslend-
ingar.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01
vel 0ll sin dyrmatu Pj60areinkenni. Hahn

,lsiendjnga ar veroa 40 by slit
fra mtloarli slna ramt16arme n gu
q pj6olegum grundvelli,5a s0gu, box
mentum og tungu ~sjalfrar pjo6arinnar. PAD
cru hyrningarsteinarnir, sem pj6ofelagio hv1lir a.
40 vekja pjo0ina til meovitundar UNI gildi slit,
kr0fur s1nar OF skyldur,-a6 styrkja villa og SID
ferois- hre'zio og glB6a Observation-Disclosures, =
petta err PAD hlutverk, sem liggur fyrir n1tloar-
kynslooinni".
A 00rum sta6, farast honum Pannig ORD:
FRA sundrungunni stafar oil vor b0lvun
og 0gRfa. "A k byggist OIL vor
frantic, vor Won, wort trausi, wort l1f. pau cru t0fra-
I%sprotinn, sem alt liggur opio fyrr,-lykillinn a0
uppfyllingu allra vorra ramtioarvona"
DAD, sem cr svona vel sagt, Parf engra
me0mnla, og likt Pessu er margt box Pessari.
En- sumstaear err h0f. nastum of djarf-
mnltur og pc skooanir hans hvili Aestar a
gildum r0kum, pa cru Par pc, sem e0lilegt
er, ekki ALTAR ohrek janlegar. Sem dami Pess
metti honda q PAD, sem hann segir q 25O-
PSI bis:
,,pa6 er sannmali, sem ekki vcroar hrakio, az
hver pj6o a VIC pa stj6rn ao bua, sem hun
" %roskuldar. Engin pj6o, sem 1 slnu insta
coli er 6hug eg 6spilt unir til lengdar v0 ostj6rn,
og aftur a Hmm boginn, par sem 6stj6rn og kdgun
fl til len gdar az sitja 1 hasetinu ma ohatt ganga
ao pvi visu, ao insta coli pj60arinnar Sc roti0 og
split, hversu glasileg sem ytri kj0r hennar kunna
a6 syinast. Bein aflei0ing af pessari margr0kstuddu
setningu ver6nr pv1 sd, a0 hver pj6o q VIC
pau kj0r ao b1 Assem- hun veroskuld-
a re.
En- Pessi alyktun er ekki bein affecting
at asta0um Peim, sem h0f. lei0ir hama ut af,
Pmr fulln@gja ekki kr0fum hennar nema a0
halfu leyti. Eff 6stj6rn og kngun sitja / ha-
s@tinu, og hafa mao par s@ti vegna Pess 40
insta coli Pj60arinnar er roti0 og split, pa nun
vera rett az kve0a svo az oroi, a0 hun ver0-
sku]di pa stj6rn og pau kj0r, er hun a vi6 a6
bda; en- half Pjooin or0io 40 ldta 6stj6rn og
kdgun, pratt fyrir PAD pc hun Sc 0aug og g.
split, og NEST vegna Pess a0 hun heir veri0
ofur]ioi BORN af asnlnum 6vinum, er meiri
h0f0u m%attinn, Pa er rangt a0 segja a0 hun
half vio pa stj6rn og pau kj0r ao bda, er hun
ver0skuldar. Kj0r einstakra mamma fara oft
ekki eftir ver0leikum, og pc er PAD a0altil-
gangur hvers Pj60f6lags a0 STA um PAD, a0
hver einstaklingur nj6ti rettar sins. Hvernig
geta Pj60irnar tilt0lulega MOTTO betur ver6-
leika sinna, par sem P@r vanalega hafa eng
an samskonar verndarengil % einstaklingur-
inn til a0 geta r6ttar sins?
[ fyrirlestrum Pessum seq ir h0f. alls elk
ert um Pa0,hvern patti landio sjalft eigi / til
veru og framPr6un islenzks Pj60ernis. Ham
hefir vali0 ser PAD verkefni, ao sko0a PAD az
ems fra s0gu]egu sj6narmioi, og PAD verk
he6r hann leyst vel af hendi. Meira er ekki
sanngjarnt at honum 40 heimta. En- Pvf ver0-
ur p6 ekki neita0, a6 miki0 vantar a ao Pj60-
erni Sc sko0a6 til h1ytar, eff ahrif lands
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01
Ny box.

Ny box.
Jon J6NsoN: islenzkt pi66erni. Alpy6ufyrir-
lestrar = Reykjavik. Kostna0armaour: Sig
urour Kristjansson. Prenta0 / Felags-
prentsmiojunni 1908 vi 1852 bls).
/ box pessari cru 10 fyrirlestrar, sem h0f.
hefir hutt fyrir alPyou 1 Reykjavik. opaoer
efni pessara fyrirlestra, a0 rekj ia / stuttu mali
he]ztu Pettina + Lift % s0gu lslendinga fra
upphafi og fran q vora daga, en- P6 UNI lei0
serstaklega 40 TAXA fyrir Pahlioina, sem snert-
If Pj60erni6 sjalft og Pj60ernistil.
finninguna", .segir h0f. !. inngangsoroum
b6karinnar, og lysir Pa0 vel a0a]efni hennar.
En- um me6fer0 efnisins segir h0f.: II Pessu
stutta og takmarkaoa yfrliti ver0ur logo
mimi aherzla 4 al skvra fra vi0bur0unum
sjAlfum, en- fra ors0kum PETRA og afeioing-
um, pvf pa0 er OF ver0ur %jafnan a0alk jarni
sUgunnars. Delta or lika PAD sem einkennir
rit BETA, bvf Pessi aofer0 er, og hefr alt at
veri0 IN jog fagmt / fslenzkri sagnaritun.
En- ba0 er iafnframt hverjum manni AUD
s@tt, sem les b6kina, 40 hun er rituo 1 Peim
tilgangi, az gl@0a Pj6oernistil6nningu Is
lendinga, vekja hja Peim sjAlfstraust og franz
farahug med Pvi a0 s1na Peim a0 Peir eiga
erfoakosti agatrar kynslooar, og vara pa vio
peim yfrsj6num, er NEST b0l hafa skapaoPjo0-
inni a umli6num 0ldum. H0f. leggur ALA a.
herzlu a pao, a5- sina fslendingum hvao Peir
geti lert at s0gu Pj6oar s%innar, og segir fra
vi0bur0um til Pess a0 sina gildi PETRA 1menn-
ingarbarattu Pj6oarinnar, en- ekki 40 ems til
pess a0 hytja 6fr60um m0nnum markvero to-
indi. Ham segir vel fra, svo vel ao enginn
1 allri frAs0gn hans er svo miki0 If og flor,
40 PAD hlytur 40 halda vakandi eftirtekt les
andans fra upphaf til enda. pessi saga hans
getur farra smaatvika en- segir einkum fra a0-
alatrioum helztu vi6burcanna; hun er ekki
]iAaus samsteypa dr attart0lum og art0lum
og hefr miklu meira mentagildi en- margar
arbekur. petta er box sem allir %1slendingar
nttu az lesa. peir sem s0gufr60ir cru grH6a
engu minna a Pvf en- hinir, sem liti0 vita um
s0gu bj60ar sinnar.
DAD sem helztm ma az b6kinni fnna er PAD,
az hun er svo it'll. DAD er dm0gulegt 40
r@0a til hlytar svo miki0 efni isvo stuttu mali.
En- h0fundinum er ekki par UNI az kenna, ham
fnnur 81 alfur beet til Prengslanna, en- hefr
ekki fengi0 meira rum, og hann a lof skili0
fyrir hva0 vel mann hefr komi6 ser par fyrir.
Yer getum ekki tilfert her ~negileg
dami til Pess 40 syna hvernig b6kin er rituo.
si0asti' fyrirlesturinn lysir beet tilgangi box
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01

Yer getum ekki tilfert her ~n@gileg
d@mi til Pess a0 syna hvernig b6kin er ritu0.
si0asti'fyrirlesturinn lysir beet tilgangi box
arinnar. Oar bendir hof. q ~l@rd6msgildi s0gg-
unnar, sem byggist a Pvi algilda l6gmAli a0
vi0bur0ir fortioarinnar cru grundvollur franz
tioarlifsins, og par %leggur ham mesta Aherzlu
a Pa0, ao Pj6oin Sc sjalfri s6rtrygg, % verndi
The independent., 1903-06-11

Lent they become part of commoG
humanity and must stand or fall by
their own personal greatness. But
few of our great men had famous an
cestry. The descendants Of but two
of our twenty-five presidents ever
roomed in the White house. So with
wealth. In this country it does not
stick by the laws of heredity, Wira
no laws of primogeniture the father
may sleep in a millionaire's grave
Will, every child of Ills may fill o
pauper's grave. There is ten times
more the smack of greatness in the
man who earns and saves money t.
in him who heirs millions. The man
who commences at the bottom OF the
ladder and tolls upward is deserving
of much more honor than the one who
commences at the top.
The independent., 1903-06-11

Some Nebraska populists are typi-
cal of the "omnivorous west" Here
is George e. Walker, Palisade, Neb,,
saying: 81 hereby order my paper
stopped. 1t is all right, but you do
not put the case strong enough"
Well, we can't hope to satisfy every
body.
The independent., 1903-06-11

To travel is another source of in-
telligence, but reading should go hand
in hand. We are in the morn of a
reading age, newspapers, magazines,
and books constitute the corner stone.
No longer will the fop and fiirts rule
society. General intelligence is to be
crowned ruler. A parent may pour
intelligence into family; a small
circle may set community on fire.
Every one of us should WELD torch.
H. w. HARDY.