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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
Associated Press.

st. Paul, Mimi March 6.-Th'
Democratic state committee, in ses
sion in this city, today adopted Il pc
lutions endorsing Governor John n
Johnson of Minnesota, for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination an
recommending him to the nationl
convention, which meets at Denyd
in July.
The meeting was presided over. b
Frank c. Day, private secretary
the governor and the action Of IA
convention is regarded BY politica
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
= DE~DLOCN 10 BKOKEN
|: IN SOUTH cARoLiNA.-.


= Columbia, s. c., March g. I
!: Frank B. Carey of Abbeville, was ::
= today elected United States sem I
: ator to succeed the late Asbury I
8 G. Latimer. The election occur I
= red on the fourth ballot.
= The legislature was convened I
= in extra session on Tuesday to
: elect a successor to Senator
. Latimer and had been in dead I
{. lock since that time.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
MURDERED WOMAN
Then Shot HIMSELF
Associated Press.

Richmond, Va, March 6.-Charles
Mitchell is under arrest on charge
of having shot and killed Mrs. Will
liam Christian last night. After
shooting the woman, he shot himself
in the head, claiming that the woman
shot him and then suicided.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
sAusAeEs OF DEAD HORSES.

Chicago, March 6.-J. ]. Schmlc Z
sausage manufacturer, will shortly aY'
pear before the grand jury to answer
to the charge of having made tis
wares form the carcasses Of dead
horses.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
} = . . = = = = = = = = =
THE WEATHER. =

= Washington March 6.-Fair :
= Saturday and Sunday, slightly Z
: colder Sunday in north portion. I
= light to fresh southwest winds. I
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
POLICEMEN AND fIREMEN
HAVE MADE GOOD RECORD
curtaiIment Of Expenses Is Made
Necessary Because Of the Numerous
substantial improvements Of thf
Past Few Years.

A full meeting of the city counc'l
was held last night.
The report of the finance commit
tee was the first thing considered.
The report had been amended and
changed somewhat since it was pub,
= l'shed, and is as follows:
hattiesburg, Miss, March 6, 1908.
TO the Hon. Mayor and Board OIL
Aldermen of the city of Hatties-
v burg:
We. the Finance Committee, have
made thorough and careful examina-
tion of the different accounts of the
city and beg leave to make the follow
ing recommendations, to-wt:
First--The General Fund.
7. That the salary of the mayor be re-
duced to $110.
Police justice $100.
City attorney 800.
second--street Department
Street commissioners salary be re
iuced to $50. ~
stscet 4 SemM $50,
ordinary Iteamsters s1.25 per day.
We. recdynmend that all free labor
e discharged except one driver for
hch team. And also that no con-
acts for extra work, or purchases
at exceed $40 be made without first
Ing submitted to the mayor and
|rd of aldermen in regular session
nd that the street commissioner
foreman take direct charge oi
prisoners and work them, and one
man to look after sweeping
rect. We also recommend thai
IL six miles out of the street de
ent, in as much as we have tbs
in good shape and find tha
e six mules more than we viii
lis year.
nird--Water Department.
nd that the water department
pd condition and self sustain
wish to recommend that tn
rnmittee confer with MI
perintendent and arrang
at department for abou
month and discontinue tn
extension work. We ful
pmend the superintendent
to make regular detiale
(ports to the mayor an
lermen. We recommeu
mans salary be cut t
ineering Department.
IS salary to be reduce
per day.
nd that the city eng
.ect charge of the wor
stants.
th-Treasury.
recommend that 0
increasing the treasu
repealed, and that
be passed limiting h
o $1,000 per year.
oIice Department.
t this department hi
work, not only in tur
ut in stamping 0
And we have moi
s y men who CO.
aend that o
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06
NIGHT-RIDING Will u,
N STOP IN KENTUCK.
Asscelatd Press.

FIab;s.ort, Ky March aSoNAAl
punish "night-fsdirg'
passed the senafe he
needs only the sisnat
ernor to make Il q, Law
provides aSheassa pei
who violate agreeme
baccoo.
The setting hen ma
but she's on-nest.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

Fortune tellers get a share of your
fortune for telling it.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-03-06

10000 to $500 p[J WI De saved IN r''-
duction of insurance, by our citizens,
and we do not recommend any change
in that department, we hope that some
day our fremen will receive better
pay than they are now getting.
In conclusion we wish to say thar
in view Of the fact that there has
Abeen great deal OF money spent In
tlh Continued on Fifth Page.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-If you are
ambitious and want to earn a good
salary our free catalogue "a
knight Of. the Grip will show you
how: to- do It. Travelling statesmen
earn from 900 to $40 900 a year
and expenses We place hundreds
]. Of our graduates in good positions
with the best firms all over the
nited States and Canada. Write
Tor calD for particulars today. Ad-
dress Dept. 613, National Salesman
Training Association. Chicago,
Kansas City, New York, Minneap-
olis,E San Francisco. Write our
4 nearest Office. 5s 4
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
Lsgnite Coal Supplies.

Bids are requested to furnish 800
tons (mofe or less), best lump Zig
mite coal, delivered as required, to
the city schools during the years
1908 O9 The same to he opened at
regular meeting Of board Tuesday
the 18th inst, p. M, viii school.
Right reserved to reject any or ali
ofrers.
ss BY order Of the board Of educa-
tfon. I saas * 3l$s 7 ].
RICHARD PENWARDEN. 4
rs Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
I he Markets
GRAINS.

Duluth, Mimi. Oct. = Close wheat,
No. i hard on track, 1o2 Is u ito ar
rive, No.. northern I01s5s No. 81 2
northern 9S1s; on track, No. north mort
FERN 1O1s ss; No 2 northern 80 X Dec.
liz; May 1o41s; Oct. 1Oo51ss;; Nov.
1o1. Durum, on track, No. so11s;;
No. 2, 8s51s Oct. 80; Nov. 9oA Dec.
I.s5.
Flax to arrive, 122a; on track,
122A Oct. 122114; Nov. 122 IS; Dec.
121A;; May 12514
Oats to arrive 4711a; oats on track,
4711ak 4.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. s. Close
wheat. Dec. 1oOsss to n !; ; May 1o4 [; |;
cash, No. / hard 1os Is to 1o3 IS No.
2 northern 1oola to No. 8 northern
|9s to. 80.
Chicago, Ills, Oct 8. Close wheat,
Oct s714; Dec. ss11l;; May 1915 July
95 511s.
Corn, Oct X Dee. s451s; May
64; July s63 * Is 9sss;ss
Oats, Dec 40 May 81 !; July
i . ~ y ! ~
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

Lecture Course season tickets $3.50
at Knowles & Haney's. Reserved
seats now on sale. First number
Wednesday, October 7th. 4.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

MAKE MONEY On the board Of
trade. Small capital profits guar
anteed. New Prop position. Local
I agents wanted Room s723 Cam
bridge Bldg, SO 9Th Ave, Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
"A Quarter for Trade.

The southeast quarter of section
29-135-84. two and one-half miles
from Flasher, Morton county, n d.
This isa fine quarters section, and
every acre can be cultivated. What
have YOU to offer in trade? 80:
F: W. FRoEMKE,
sss Sheldon. N. ID.
+ 8fse555S5,sH- Il sf9tsSss.s}ESS%fl
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
]

New York, Oct. Money on call
nominal; time loans steady. so days
21s to AZ 80 days 8; six months,
az.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
LIVE. STOCK;

SJxS sn
Chicago, Oct. Cattle receipts
about 600 market steady. Beeves
s.7o to 7.65; Texans $50 to 700:
western $50 to 600; cows and hei-
fers Its to 5,sof stockers and feed
ers 2.70 to ASS.
Hog receipts about 5000; market
strong. Light 6.25 to TOO; mixed
$50 to 7.15; heavy $40 to 7.2O; rough
s.so@tn s.55; good to choice heayy
6.55, to 4 20; pigs s.75 to $50; bulk
OF sales $50 to 6,555s
Sheep receipts about 1000; mar
ket steady. Natives 2.40 to AS; west
ern ESQ to $50; yearlings 4.35 to
4 90; lambs s.75 TO 600; western 2 IS
TO s.io.
st Paul, Mimi, Oct Cattle re-
ceipts 1900; steady and unchanged.
Hog receipts 2,5oo; steady 70 s
cents off; range $50 to 6.s5; bulk
$40 to $40.
Sheep receipts, 500; steady and un-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

MAKE MONEY On the board 5ot
y trade. Small capital profits guar
anteed. New proposition. Local
agents wanted Room 723 Cam.
bridge Bldg, SO 5th Ave-, Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

To- gsSg35t
BAPTIST GHURC Corner of Ave
nue. B and Fourth street. 1890,
& Worship with sermon topic, "A
Little Sanctuary !, also sacrament
Lords supper. u, Bible school,
H. p. Winslow, superintendent
$50, Christian Endeavor meeting.
T:3O, peoples popular service,
Helpful music and helpful sermon,
topic, ATaIk to- Men. - The
q anthem will be In Heavenly
Home ding Z Please notice
\ that both the morning and even
lin services are one-half an hour
earlier. Geo. 3. NeWcomb, min
81 lister. a
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
NATIONAL LIAGUE. q
Standing of the Clubs.
THE pENNANT IN SIGHT.

New York, N. Y, Oct. 8. 33.Pitts-
burg victory over st. Louis today
and New York's defeat by Philadel-
phfa places the Pittsburg club in a
strong position for the national pen
nant, but the winner may yet def
pend upon the decision of the board
of directors as to the winner of the
New York Chicago game, which was
declared tie by the umpires and.
President Pulliam.
AS result of today's game the per-
centages stand: Pittsburg, GAL; Chi
cago, 63S; New York, 6333..
T In the American league Detroit adj
yanced to 593; Cleveland dropped to
5S3 and Chicago moved up to SIT.
Games Yesterday. q.
At Pittsburg- R..H. e.
Pittsburg ......... ........ 9 L
St. Louis -. ....,..~..... .
/ 4 Batteries Maddox and Gibson; ;.
Fromme and Ludwig.
At Chicago ~.z -. R.H.E
Chlcago -. 10 rs
CINCINNATI n 8
Batteries = Reulbach, Fraser and
Moran; King, Campbell, Otto, Nc
Lean and Schlei. -.. -
| j5 &
At Philadelphia r. H e.
Philadelphia .......~... 8 6
| New York -. ...'........... 6
| Batteries = Coveleskie and Doom; !;
Mathewson, Wiltse and Bresnahan.
t Brooklyn R. H. e.
| Brooklyn ..........-........ 2 Z
| Boston ........i...... o 8
Batteries - Rucker and Dunn;
Chappelle and Bowerman.
Games To-Day. '.-+
st. Louis at Cincinnati. = h, II
Pittsburg at Chicago. ~
IL - 49,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Louis Magin, pastor.
Services today: 10:45 a. M,
morning worship, topic, "A Band
of Willing Helpers Special mus.
1 ic. Fourth annual review. u M,
Sunday school, G. M. Register, sup.
erintendent. $3.50 p. M, Junior
81 League. p. M, Epworth League
Devotional service, supt. ". r.
} Davis, leader. 8 p. M, Evening
gospel service, topic, sopportun-
81 Male qlartettes Strangers
III me city are invited to worship
with us. Everyone is welcome.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Norwegian services at 8 p. nj, at
court house hall. Sunday school
at II a. m. The confirmation class
will meet at the pastors residences
81 512S Avenue B, next Friday at 80
8 p. M, and young people Wishing
1 to take part in a course OF instrue-
ton to prepare for confirmation
are heartily invited. The instruc-
tion will be given also in the Eng
lsh language. o. G. Belsheim,
pastor, "a .55.g@
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

FOR SALEAn extra large Gar
land heater. Good as new. 422
9th street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
THE CHURCHES
EVANGELICAL. CHURCH

GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Seventh and Rosser streets. Ser
vices Will be as follows: Sunday
i school at il q. m. Preaching at
/ 1915 y. MI, and s p. m. There will
be special music at these services
sby the choir. Everybody welcome.
W. g. Menges, pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHtJRG Services for
the Sixteenth Sunday after Trim,
ity: Morning service, Holy com
munion with sermon by the req or
Subject, Spiritual Relapss sun:
day school at 1918. stTangefsSi Sin
the city are invited to these Ser
vices Owen F. Jones rector. 81
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Girl for general house
work. Inquire at sos Thayer st.
WANTED lady wanted to manage
our business in your section; good
pay; write for particulars and spec
ial offer of new suit and $50 cash
4 bonus. Us 3. McBrady Co., Chi
scago. .z. N 53s ii s.l. j
WANTED Girl for general house
work. 924 Fourth street s
WANTED Girl for general house
work in family of two. Inquire
II 514 Mandan savenae h: 5s.> :a5a ss5ss::
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morn
ing worship at 1o:45. Sermon sub4
ject, "The Problem Of Perrsonaf Re
lationship.'' Sunday School at 12
m. Special music. Presentation Of
# new pictures. Christian Endeavor
i at 7:1s p. m. Evening service at
s p. M. Sermon subject, Finding
a Lost Christ Everyone is vel
come. Excellent music. G.. w.
Harris, pastor.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

Now is the time to repot your
plants. You will need a Jardinere
stand. Buy one at bargain. Solid
oak, Mission style, only 75c. "A. w.
Lucas Co.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

To pay men $125 to 5000
month; we pay every Thursday,
advance $500 expense money each
week; no capital needed; no sell
ing. collecting or carrying Of samp.
4 les; our men make $3.50 to 800 per
Il month; you can too; small bond
required from those we employ;
write promptly for. territory, posi-.
tion, and secure above splendid in
come. G. g. Eccles, sec'y., 1915,
I Dayton, Ohio. 5 3;. 4 75$s 3 a
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

FOR SALE-Household furniture.
including stoves and carpets. Mrs.
Field, 118 First street.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
~ gt *
FOUND.

.FOUND-At Mandan fair, valuable
cuff button. Owner can get same
VI upon describing it and paying for
this ad. Phone Tom Gray at the
penitentiary. S e
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
Observation-Disclosures:

WANTED One or awo furnished
81 rooms without board by gentleman
z5 who will make dqdarters here.
Prefer modern with bath In pri-
the vate residence II possible. Ad-
dress L, care Tribune. 80 s5
WANTED A dishwasher at Palace
hotel, Main street. :. $s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

changed; lambs steady and unchang-
ed.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04
]. FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Fnrnished room for
rent 51S Third street.
FOR RENTRo Rooms for rent
room fiat with all modern conyen-
fences. Mrs. G. A. Hess. Phone
2ee.
FOR RENT a Chickering upright
piano, by the month. Good condi-
tion. Address Postofice box No.
* 81.
FOR RENT7FiY room house;
good location. Apply, i Cashier,
500 freight office. i3 5.s2 .z2.ss &
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

Fontinelle is coming soon. f
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-10-04

!. g. Games ->say.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-01-01

IL { \ ~ -
hefr aldrei v%erio:onnur en- affecting Pess, -og
.hverfur PVT algerlega UNI :lei0 og tekur fyrir
pam burtautning. 1 AMMAN sta6 er PAD sjalf:
sagt ao Observation-Disclosures sdu ,meila metnir
q lslandi MI en- -for0um. t fyrstu var alt ra0.
lag peirra talio. heimskuaan, er peir auttu af
landi brott, {. alger6ri :6yissu, til 6byg6anna +
'Amerfku, en- MI hafa Speir aestir reynst nytir
menn.og priGst vel vestan hats og VIC pa0
munu MISUNDERSTANDING kannast.
Pessu ,mun:einkum vera f6lgin sd breyt-:
ing, sem "orein era %samkomulag pj6oaokk-
anna, en- skaldskapurinn um samdrattinn TEX.
ur ekki svo eelilegar og einfaldar asta6ur til
greina.: ,,Fyrstu. uppt0k .pessa samdrattar.:.
segir ;,1safoldt', ,,eru yms vinah6t og g66vild-
ar + worm gard (Austur- fslendinga) at hendi
vestanmanna, fyrir tilstofnun PETRA hinna
beztu mamma, %vitrustu og Pj6or@knustu jain.
rektarsamra via. ba6ar Pj6odeildirnar'. ."- j.,
En- a6alumtalsefni ,,fsafoldar" er*um pa6,.
hvernigg beiDar samgongur geti komist a milli
Austur- og Vestur. 1slendinga og hversu p@r
sam g0ngur mum eta samvinnu og samdratt
beggggja PETRA P%j60aokka. Og ,,peim hinum
n@r 6kleifa~ Pr0skuldi'*, sem par .er / vegi,
will htln'kippa burt ,,me0 beinum skipafero-
UNI MILL islands og Canada"' A PVT leikur
enginn eff, -ao PAD yroi toluvert {6dyrara ao
fara pa lei0'til islands heldur en- p@r lei0ir,,
sem MI cru %farnar, ogg .ha f@ru 40 likindum.
aeici Observation-Disclosures snOggva fer5 til; IS:
lands" en- annars hef0u. fari0. Oar 1hefr: lisa
fold" fyllilega rett fyrir ser, og paQ hafa aor-
ir aour SEQ fyrir longu. pao sem hun segir
UNI verzlunarvi0skifti islands vic Ameriku er
%einnigg rett, ao. pyi leyti sem pau v,,6skifti
koma ekki: vio fsleqzka pj60aoknum her vestra
Vafalaust yroi PAD fslandi mix i'll hagnaour
40 eiga bein verzlunarvi0skifti via. Bandarfk-
in ogg Canada, einkum p6 vio Canada, pvf az
ve1ndartollur Bandarikjanna yroi:: islenzkri
%verzlun par mjogg' til talmunar, meoan fslend-
ingar reka verzlun: ems og MI, meira me0
%voruskiftum en- peningum. En- par sem. lisa.
fold'' gerir rAo fyrir beinum yerzlunarvioskift
um MILL Austur-: ogg: YAestur.fslendinga, pa
hyggjum yer hun fari will :vegar.: Endast00v.
ar Peirrar verzlunarh her vestan hats yrou hafn.
arborgir austurstrandanna ,.og bein .vioskifti
si0 P@r geta Vestar.f slepdingar Bandarikj
UNI ekki haft ser &ao skaolausu,. og f. Can.
ada varla heldur. :,,fsafold" er bersvnilegs
6kunnug verziunarMioskiftum q peirri longr
leio, sem her or milf bygoa- vestur-fslend
ingga og sjavar 40 austan ems .og hun er 6fr61
UNI afuroir fsIenzku ~bygoanna her og par6l,
PETRA, er par bda, pvf 40 hun gerir me6a
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-01-01

mundu ao likindum aldrei M til islenzkra.
baenda her vestra, Jog It'll eoa engin ahrif mundu
Pau hafa 4 'neinss 'Restur- fslendinga aora en-
:Pa, er hfuti~ettaE f:;Poirri v~erzlun e0a gegndu.
.st0rfum hennar her + landi, en- peir veroa lfk-
*lega aldrei. margg ~ Verzlun pa nttu Aust.
nr~.lslendinggar einir ao eiga, og eff peir gsetu.
rekio hama q: eigin kostnao yroi hun peim
heilladryygri en-; ella, og eff peir s@ttu ollum.
beztu kjorumi; or bi0ust + verzlunarbore unum
.eystra, pa 'yrois vstzlun PETRA + Ameriku 6ef-
40 miklu aromeirtii og greioari en- hun mundi
veroa, eff Peir feru a6 binda hama vi6 s6rst0k
vi0skifti~vi0 Vestur- fslendinga.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-01-01
:, M6tm@li.
:Eftir .sGra BiGrn B. Johnson.

Fyrir borgaralegum domst6lum er PAD talinn
einhver st@rsti glmpur, ao falsa skj0l, e5a hernia
pa0 fyrir retti, setn'er 6satt. En- engu mimi glBp-
ur er pao, 40 rangfBra frammi fyrir dcmstolum
almennings, irn0u IDA RITZ, ORD annars MAINS hon.
um til hnjoos,en til tjons malefni pvi, err ham start
ar ao. Der sl1kt athaf volt UNI meir en- medal
varmensku. 'sa$ nmiaour, er i prettvisum tilgangi
rangaermir ritgereir e5a rn0ur annars MAINS, ger
ir sig sekan UNI s0mu 6hlutvendni og sa maour,
sem 1 verzlunarvi0skiftum falsar vlxla eoa reikn-
ingsskyrslur.
petta 'gl@psamlega athnti kemur pvi miouy
all-oft fyrir hja. blaoam0nnun,, og err pao ton mix
10 fyrir mannfclagia. Svo mikilsver5 er staoa
olaoamannsins,< ao til henDar pyrfti sem hezt al
wanda. Ahrif bahama cru mikil og v1otak. pau
cru eitthvert sterkasta afli0 i framproun menning-
arinnar. En- sc pvi ahi lila beitt, fari bl0oin med
6satt NAL eoa beri pau 6hr6our q saklausa mem,
pa or um glapi 40 rB0a svo stora, a6 varla cru
aorir starri til. >Pv1 er hvert pad pjoofelag lam
SAINT, sem heimtar af blaoam0nnum sinum sann-
s0gli og samvizkusemi .og Hour ekki annao.
oSAo'onAOS"o ou w HClSd clluI SdLluSOSll OS
6falsa0ar skyrslur af hverju pvl blaoi, sem auglys-
ir sig malsvara ,,fyrir kristind6m og kristilega
menning''. pau bloc cru slour en- 0nnur BLOC
grunuo um svik og 6sanns0gli. Ma pv1 viroa DOR
um bl66um nokkud til vorkunnar, p6tt pau beri
fyrirsi sig frasagnir kirkjublaoanna og pykist 6hult
mega byggja ummBli UNI menn og malefni a peim.
En-. pessu er pc ekki await az heilsa. bannig heir
heiovirt bla0 eitt, sem gef6 er lit d Akureyri 4 IS
landi og nefnist oNor6urland", or0io fyrir pvi 6ldni
al fara med 6satt NAL og t1ytja ritgero, sem nsr
engri att, fyrir pa s0k, az pao nota5i sem heimild
6sanna skyrslu i bla0i pvl / Reykjavlk, er ,Nytt
Kirkjubla6" nefnist.
yNytt Kirkjubla6" hefr skjrt 1slenzkum al
menningi fra pvi: l. 40 mer sc kalt til hins is
lenzka pjooernis minis. 2. a5 eg vilji ao fslending-
ar her vestra haiti 40 leggja rBkt VIC islenzkt
pj6oerni, og 8. 40 eg segi ao Vestur- fslendingar
half aldrei neinn s%tu5ning hlotio af heimapj65inni.
,A6 eg nokkru sinni half sagt nokku0 at pessu
i rnou e0a ritl, eoa gefo tilefni til az mer vBri
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1908-01-01
Yri;kissefn

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Samdratt. kalla pau pa6, og slit hva6 af
PVT tagi he6r' l0ngum veri5 yrkisefni skald-
anna, smarra og storra: 49,
Samdrattur Anstur- .og Vestur.fslend-
inga er MI oroinn yrkisefni islenzkra. bla6a;
eoa r6ttara sagt:: ,,fsafold";; er Gina 'blaoi0,
sem um Pa0 hefirsorkt = 6stu0ludu mali be:
- enh her vestan hats hafa pau ,,L0gberg" og
,,Heimskringla' teki6 undir pa6me6 miklum
fognu0i, ems og her sc UNI al rse0a einhverja
verulega breytingu: a s~amkomulagi og vi0-
skiftum Pj60aokkanna austan hats og ~vestan,
og Peim viroist ,,1safold" hafa ihuga0 malefn-
ID vandlega og sagt fra ollu satt :og rett.
En- reyndar er ekki Pvi 40 fagna. Sam.
drattar NAL Petta or ao mestu leyti skaldskap.
ur en- annao ekki.
nRigur" sa' log 6vild", sem ,,fsafolds
segir a0 verio half MILL Austur- og Vostur-
1slendinga, er 40 mestu leyti h%eilaspuni henn-
ar, ogg ummelin I'M PAD, a0 rigurinn .og Ovid.
in Sc no ,,mj0g svo horfn", or ekkert anna0
en- atylla til Pess a6 Gnna sta0 mmr6inni UNI
samdrattinn. Dad ma 6b@tt f%ullyroa az Vest.
ur-1slendingar hafa aldrei bori0 6vildarhug
til Pj6oarinnar q fslandi. DER hafa jafnan
unnao Pj60 sinni fra pvi peir komu vestur
hinga0 ems og Peir unna henni enn, hvorki
meira ne minna. Og hins vegar nun pao
s0nnu npst, al 4 fslandi half aldrei at heima
veruleg Ovid It'll Vestur. fslendinga. Oar
hafa margin await! haft megna 6beit a vestur-
feroum, og'' ekki er PAD 6trdlegt a0 sumir
PETRA half bori0 It'll allra vesturfara hefndar-
hug fyrir landr.o vi0 f6sturj0r6 peirrass, um
PAD leyti,er vesturferoirnar voru mestar, en- sf6-
an Peim t0k 40 lima, hefr Ovid ST, or af beim
refs, dofna0 svo, 40 hennar gatir nj miklu
minna en- aour. En- PAD teljum yer sjalfsagt,
40 undir niori s6u vesturfer0ir engu vins@lli
4 lslandi en- P@r a6ur voru. Aldrei heGr
landi0 matt sfour missa msnnaaa sim en- nj,
ogg at Peirri einfoldu astaou yroi pao miklu
hlfinnanlegra tj6n en- fyrir tuttugu arum SID
an eff Paoan ayttu MI jafnmargir:nyt menn
arlega Gins :og PA tfokaoist, og So burtautn.
INCUR mundi pa vekja Ovid og %hefndarhug
-engu siour en- for5um, 1 hj0rtum allra peirra
lslendingga, er meta NEST bag fosturjar0ar Sim
ar, Peir menn beca' await illan hug til vestur.
feroa, og Ovid ipeirra til Vestur.fslendinga
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-06-17

Station, on the Petersburg & Lynch
brig Railroad, the point at which
Sheridan's calvary captured the sup
plies which stood between Lees army
and starvation, and which made the
surrender necessary. The present
court house is a handsome building,
and around it has grown up thrifty
little village.
The only marker or monument
of consequence ON the surrender
ground is the North Carolina monu-
ment, which one somes upon in a
dark and lonely stretch of tall pines.
The spot where Gen. Grants let
ter bearer, Col. Orville E. Babcock,
found Lee reclining under an apple
tree is marked by a rude sign board.
This was the only foundation for the
Appomattox apple tree story. Lee
and Grant did not meet except in
the parlor of the Mclean House.
The conference lasted from 1880 till
O'Clock in the afternoon of Sunday,
April 8, 1865.