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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16
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She WaR Never OIlia<

DO you love me still q asked the
b. bride, as the tl honeymoon began to
Wane. s, h ~ <|s ##lz5
j Y How can I ten? growled the man.
who had been elected freight-payer 81
the matrimonial trust. s7: b 81 sT'75
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Comma To,

Herr Schneider-The doctor gives
up hopes on Pat, an now We say he's
gettin' better! Moind that, now! Oil
bet Pats a happy man."
Frau Reinburg-He is, that! An
continted, too. Sure, has has just
started in drinkin all the whisky we
had laid in for his wake."-New York
Sum-
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

but understood, and the matter was
tacitly acknowledged
Bones was silent, and I said moth.
ing for several moments. Then on a
sudden impulse snatched my hat and
made for the door.
"Where's you going?" growled
Bones.
"See you later" I retorted, and sped
down the hall at double-quick, heading
for the ladies' dormitory across the
campus.
The matron took my card up and
presently returned, directing me to
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16
There are Many.

Ihere are Many.
"Here is an account of wreck On
the road" said the senior member Of
the big picture-frame house."
Another railroad disaster?" Quer-
ed the junior member.
mo; that young salesman we sent
south has let drink get the best Of
him and gone to pieces"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16
Shorter Grown.

SHOTISr 0rOWns
Candidate-I have found something
besides candle that will answer that
old riddle, 1.-THE longer it stands the
shorter it grows"
Friend-What is it?
Candidate-A candidate. The long.
er he stands for Office the shorter he
grows financially. I
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

strength of her pure nature. + don't
like to confess it, but I've caves
dropped once or twice, and ought to
know. Moonlight on the links in June
is something healthy man wants to
avoid if he has no notion of matri.
mony, and many. moonlight night
had found them enmeshed in the rhap.
sody OF romance while the caddy stole
on to his home in the dale. j.. Bones
was not of that nature to confide In.
me to the extent of his love affairs,
even though was his closest friend:
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16
Couldn't eunko Him.

Grocer-'Iu give YOU i've cents .
head for that load Of cabbage, Uncle
JOSH 44:@=#ss=% IS. z s 5s b: +B | III 4
Z Uncle Josh amt got no pictsr
w me maxim emmy SIGH dicker e.
that kin git seven cents deown
tew TIL seegar facktry, 'b'gosh!"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

Look for this Trade Mark: t'The Klean, Kool
Kitchen Kind" The stoves without smoke,
ashes or heat. Make comfortable cooking.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16
A Chicago Shock.

Mrs. Dearborn-How in tho world
did your wall become so badly
cracked?
Mrs. Wabash-Well, you SEQ,
turned my divorced husbands picture
toward it, and IL you ever saw him
you'll not be surprised that the wall il
cracked.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16
Tho Cynical codaer.

II Even the inanimate figures 10
to prove that 4 rich man Who lacks
benevolence is badly OF, Z declared
the CYNICAL Codger. Take the dol
lar s.5 mark e for \ example; It's nov:
.sr$ an. good until It has somsthinx
beside Il. 3 n
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

English and Welsh surna rne.. !. /
There are about 40 900 different ar, I.
! names rlal u England and Wales, 81 one q
Tor $50 inhabitan
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

EHfc permanently No hts or nervousness afte
first days use Of Dr. Klne's Great Nerve Restor-
er Send for FREE %. 90 trial bottle and treatise.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

Some people give as little as an ex-
cuse for taking a great deal.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

Hey, mister, does it take long to
sit tat like youse? cause / want:er
get inter de circus a. q treak."-Nsv
York Times. *@..1s :" -. ).
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In Reply.

In Reply.
do you believe, Miss Pearl, that ig-
norance is bliss?"
I'm not certain, but you seem hap
py."-Cassell's Journal.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-05-16

FREE GOVERNMENT LANDS!
For list. laws. maps and general information on
Tree Farm, Mineral Timber Lands, U. S. and Can
ada send 20 cts or stamps to National Information
Bureau. St. Paul, MINI.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Editor Graphic: We notice in the
columns of one Of the city dailies that
we resigned our positions with Strauss
and Miller. Evidently the paper is
misinformed, as we were discharged.
For the benefit of our friends and the
public in general we take this method
OF informing them of the facts in the
case.
We were not respected by the ne
gro employees of the above
named firm. We asked our
employers to see that the ne
groes respected us, but they did not
pay any attention to our appeal what
ever, so we We're compelled to take
the matter in our own hands. On
Thursday and Friday of the past week
difficulty arose between ourselves
and the negroes, and the latter were
worsted in the scrap" They (the ne
groes) became very indignant and in
formed Messrs Miller and Eisenkra.
mer Of their intention to resign. After
a consultation between the above nam
ed gentlemen they decided to discharge
Us and keep the negroes in their EN-.
pl0y. We bear no malice toward oul
former employers, and have no desire
TO do them any injury, but merely
make this statement that we may be
seC right in the matter. Respectfully
WILL. O. VOWEL.
NARREN T FLYNN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
Was Fa,i. Prepared.

Down in Cochran Ga, the affairs Of
civil justice are administered by Judge
Edwards, who is also an enthusiastic
farmer. One cloudy spring afternoon
court was convened to try peculiar
ly tortuous and perplexing case. Judge
Edwards listened with growing unrest
He was observed at last to seize a
slip Of paper, scribble few WORDS
place the document beneath a hea'A
paper weight, and reach for his naI
Captain" he called eheerfully, 'ei
cuse me fur interruptin' you, sub; you
go right on with your argument, WHICH
is a darned good one. It's suah goll
to rain this evenin', gentlemen, an
got to set out my potatoes right away
But you go right on captain. WneA
you an the major get through you aAA
find my decision under this heah papa
weight And the door closed upon aa
astonished orator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
THE HIT OF BROADWAY.
"The Man in the Box" Is the Greatest
Nickel Eater Of All.

The man in the box is the hit OF
Broadway The bars are crying for
more of him, says the New York Sun.
Not since the gambling machines were
pulled out and sent to junk has there
been such a nickel eater. The first
Broadway hotel to put one in the bar
wasn't bit enthusiastic about it. The
proprietor sat it there to oblige a
friend Pretty soon a wine buyer
happened in.
what is the game?' he wanted to
know
Just a new weighing machine . said
the bartender Drop in a nickel and
it tells your weight.
And plays tune?' asked the man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
Grave Opened by God Now Closed.

Hanover Aug. 33.-Just 100 years
age a very rich man was buried in
Garden cemetery under a big square
stone inscription, Let no one dare
open this grave" A year after the
burial the beginnings of young tree
were seen to sprout from narrow
rift between the side and top stones,
which, as time went on, grew into
a mighty birch tree. This, In its de-
velopment, raised the top stone, al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
mo, just tells your weight"


81 can get that done for a cent on
the elevated station" said the wine
buyer. "But what's the horn?"
That's where the weight comes
out" explained the bartender.
"a ticket with my fortune on it?7
No. it tells your weight
I'm on finally" said the wine man.
But, say, you're the porest demon
strator I ever saw. You couldn't sell
gold pieces for coppers.'
The man got on the machine, put in
a nickel, and instantly the voice shout
ed lone ninety-six."
The barroom woke up at the sound.
1t was distinctly phonograph voice,
but the suddenness and volume of
the answer were catching. Men fought
for chance to spend their nickels,
and the cigar counter was made busy
with the changing of larger coins.
When the nickel goes in and the
weighing apparatus is set in motion
the thing which falls to the weight OF
the torsep Of"TETAOINN ETAOIN
the person on the scales releases a cyl
inder which drops into a phonograph.
The cylinder has the three or four
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03

The first one being a light
weight Flannel Coats and
Pants $3.50. Fits perfect.
ly and our regular 5000
values. i
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SNHImJ
IS PER CENT. OFF.
TRUTHFUL ALWAYS.
"cALAMITY JANEv PASSES AWAY.
Death Of Noted Female Character Of
the Western Frontier.

the Western Frontier.
Deadwood, S. D., Aug 3.-The noted
female character, Calamity Jane"
;w4.o has figured on the frontier since
1870, died this afternoon at Terry,
eight miles from Deadwood, Of inflam-
nation of the bowels. She had re-
lQuested that she be buried in Mount
Moriah cemetery, at Deadwood, beside
."Wild Bill Hickok, who was murdered
here in 1876.
Her name was Mrs Jane Burke, and
her last husband, much younger than
she, is said to be in Denver. A mar
ried daughter is in North Dakota, but
the woman refused to give her address
and referred to an estrangement. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
Suit to Eoreclose Lien.

The Equitable Securities company
sues Carl Spellman and others in the
chancery court, praying judgment for
$3.50 and foreclosure of lien on Sc 49,
Sc, and other lands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
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ing court.
Miss Maude Oracle of Little Rock is
the guest of Miss Victoria Garee.
Mr. isaac Dreyfus and G. H. Mar
tin left yesterday for New York, VIII
they will buy big fall stock for tne
Big Store
Miss Helen Rosenberg will leave
soon for New York, to be gone sev-
eral weeks.
Mrs. A. f. Becker will leave for
Chicago Tuesday
Mr. and Mis-. S. E. Davidson return
ed yesterday from a trip through tie
north
Miss Ida Dreyfus is now at Elkhart
Lake. and will remain several days.
Miss Nina Byington will leave to-
morrow for Fordyce, where she will
spend several days visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Foster returned
from an outing at Dewitt, where they
have been for the past several weeks
with friends
Harry Rosenberg, Miss Selma Rosen-
baum, S. F. Rosenberg and Mrs. Fe-
lix Rosenberg leave tomorrow for Chi
cago, to be gone several weeks.
Major N. T. White will return home
| Wednesday. Mrs. White and children
will arrive home today or tomorrow
n. S. Powell of Camden is in the
city today.
w. G. Bouic has returned from ST
| Louis, where he has been for some
/ .1me.
Messrs. Withers, Trimbe and Phil
| lips are now in SeWanee, Tenn, where
| they have their children in school.
| They will all remain in Sewanee all
summer.
Major and Mrs c. G.. Newman and
| their grandson, Gordon Freeman, leave
| today for Solon Springs, Wisconsin,
where they will spend several weeks.
Squire J. w Clary of Pine Bluff
week on a visit. to relatives and old
friends.-Star City Ledger
Uncle Wiley Whitehead, now of Pine
| Bluff, was shaking hands with his old
| friends in and around Star City last
week.-Star City Ledger
Miss Myrtle McClain, after spending
| several days visiting relatives in Pine
Bluff returned home Saturday last
Star City Ledger.
Miss Bessie Winters, who has been
visiting relatives and friends at Pine
Bluff and Locust Cottage, returned
home Saturday last.-Star City Ledger.
| Miss Annie Fitzpatrick went to Little
Rock today to visit for about three
weeks.
+, Mr. E. A. Howell and family of Pine
B. Hickey this week Mr.. Howell
needed little rest from the cares of
business, and he thought we'll to take
it in our peaceful city.-Fordyce
! Chronicle Enterprise.
Among those who are to go west this
week are A. B. anks and family, Mrs.
| Banks, Miss Bessie Banks; Mr.. J. E.
Hampton, Jr.. and family Mr. John r..
Hampton. Miss Lottle Holmes, Mr..
c. V. Edgar and Miss Bessie BUM
Fordyce e-Enterprise.
Mr.. George Fl. Adams leaves tomor-
row for Maligras, n NJ, on a two
weeks. visit to his brother. Mr.. ]. w.
Adams, and family. During his adj
sence Mr.. A. d. Mcdonald will have
charge of the businesss department,
and Mr. J. P. Burks the job depart.
ment of the Adams Printing company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

THERE ARE SEVERAL THINGS
the public WANT to know:
1st-We have some splendid RES.
|IDENcEs FOR RENT in the west end.
2d-We Rave a NUMBER OF excellent
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE located
on SOUTH CHERRY STREET, for
cash or on EASY TERMS.
Solve are prepared to give 20
property ow"ers SUCH EXCELLENT
SERVICE as to entirely dispeI any
DISSATISFACTION that now Ex.
lists.
4th-We have MONEY to LOAN.
5th-lF you WANT TO GET THE
WANT you WANT TO GET,
YOU WANT TO GET LETT.
NER AND VEIL TO FILL
THE WANT YOU WANT
TO GET.
LEITNER AND We'll, 113 MAIN ST.
Take Ryan's Catarrnline for colds
and heads ches. 1t cures.
Try Longmlre and Feinberg's
BARRIERS, 105 East Second avenue.
Jim Larkin is now at Strauss and
Miller S. assisting as d salesman.
Miss Edith Johnson is quite ill,
out is reported somewhat better to-
day.
"A ten-pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Garland Vaughan this morn
ing.
-RyaA's catarrhlin cures you
colds and headaches when all othel
remedies fail.
II. D. Johnson is the new shoe
salesman at the Big Store" Mr. John
sons home is in Cairo, Ill.
The grading preparatory to paw
ing " est Sixth avenue has begun and
will be pushed through rapidly.
For Sale-A good Harmon,
typewriter will be sold cheap. See
~ A Drummond 213 East Third ave
nue.
"A stalk of corn thirteen feet high
is being exhibited in front of Jim
Aliens place. It was grown on Mr.
Aliens plantation
Nat Allen is at home sick tod.
and J. R. Stewart is assisting in the
Hotel Trulock bar during Mr.. Aliens
illness.
Effective last Saturday morning, the
Valley train leaving Little Rock in the
morning carried through sleeper to
New Orleans This train carried a
through sleeper for two years, but it
was discontinued Now it will run
regularly The sleeper had hereto
fore been run only on the night train
and did not go any further than Al
exandri7, La.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
His Bike SWiped.

Jim Wallace, the night patrol driver,
had his bike" stolen last night While
he was on duty at the police station.
It was taken from the back room OF
the police headquarters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03

lowing persons to look into the grave
below, which soon filled with rainws-
ter, dust, etc. The other day the tree
was found dead, struck by lightning.
The authorities now ordered it re-
moved and the "grave opened by Cod
closed for good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03

words Of the mans weight, the phone
graph utters them, and they are cal.
ried by the horn right to the ear d
the man on the scales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-03
NEGLlGEE SHIRTS.

We have more pretty
Shirts here than we know
What to do with; an end
less variety Of pretty pat
terms. To reduce this stock
we are offering some spe-
ciaI bargains.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-07-01
M00urmdli6.
(Ka1ar dr ritger0 i yNorourlandi".)
Eftir Gudm. Finnbogasom.

Undir einni az r6tum Yggdrasils var brunnur
Sd, erspekt og mannvit vari f6lgio. Sd er drakk
af brunuinum, ward fullur af vlsindum. Undir
hjartarotum hverrar pj0oar er slikur brunnur; PAD
er MAL1D, lifao alis pjdoernis. / PVT ma heyra
hjartasl6g pjooarinnar; hun grHtur par og hlar
ems og Aslaug i sa0rpu Heimis. [ malinu er folg-
in lifsreynsla hennar, spekt og mannvit og ALTAR
astriour. I hljomi pess lifr og bergmal 1attIru-
raddanna. M%65urmalio err Elm hin hclzta menta-
lind avers marms, aft henmi drekka fes,ir dag hvern
fra v0ggunni til grafar. Reynsla einstaklingsins
ner skamt og meginio af pvi, sem YER vitum, faum
YER fra 06rum, e0a med aostoo peirra. Og malio,
tala6 e6a ritao, er helzti %hugmi6ill vor; PAD Der
boo fra sal til salar, fra kyni til kyns. pao err az
alskilyroio til pess a6 YER getum lBrt af 0orum og
miolao teim at P~ekkingu vorri, pegio og geio.
Kunnatta malsins er pvi f0lgjn / tvennu, er reynd-
ar stendur / manu- sambandi hvort vio anna6: AID
skiija malio, talao og ritao, og AID geta talao pad
og ritao %sjalfur, komi6 or0um az hugsunum slnum
og tilinningum 1raou og RITZ.
40 pessi kunnatta sc h%verjum manni nau6syn-
leg MI d tlmum, er svo alment viourkent, a0 naum-
N0o HoNu W. ~ va vi OuLl az. III u Eluu T L IA llIlLR
ur mamma eff til will ekki jafn-ljos, hvao til pess
part, ao pessi kunnatta sc vi0unandi. Lltum fyrst
& lest,arinn. Markmi6 lestrarkunnattunnar 4 a5
vera PAD, a6 lesandinn skilji sjallur PAD, sem ham
les, og beri pao pannig fran, as aorir skilii ham.
HID fyrra CT skilyr6i hins siAara, rv1 az enginn
getur gef5 forum PAD, sem ham, heir ekki sialf-
ur; til pess 40 gera 0orum ORD rith6fundar skiljan-
leg verour maour fyrst az ski]ja ham sjalfuc. beg.
ar yer t0lum UNI pao, sem YER berum fyrir brj0sti.
berum verao jafnaoi vel fran, pv1 40 pa t0lum yer
blatt afram. Hugsanir vorar og tilfinningar knyja
pa 0%sjalfratt strengi raddarinnar. svo hvert ORD fnr
pann Punga, hraoa og l%l;6mb]a. sem pv1 heyrir til.
Til pess ao lesa ems nattlrlega, ems blatt afram,
og pegar yer t0lum, ver0ur lesmalio az hafa vaki6
hJa os hugmyndir og geobreytingar ems sterkar
og lfandi og pRr vnru f9ddar og f6stra Oar af huga
vorum. Alt, sem mi6ar a6 pv1 40 gera efnio lif-
andi og atakanlegt fyrir lesandanum, sty6ur jain
tramt az pv1 as gera ham hafan til ao lesa bad
vel. Ham ver0ur az lara as leggja eyrao vi6 or0a-
lagi og or0skipun rith0fundar og hlera hlj0minn /
r6dd hans. En- petta hrekkur ekki til, pvf eitt er
40 vita, hvao rett er, anna6 az geta Pa0. Az lesa
vel err list engu vandaminni en- ao leika 4 hlj0oferi;
pad kostar iokun og fyrst og fremst COCA kenslu.
| rauninni leikum yer q hljooferi, err yer t0lum;
talfRrin cru hlj66fgri. Yer ver0um al lara az
BETA Peim pannig, ao pau lati az 6skum vorum
meo sem minstri %areynslu. Til bcss ao lesa vel,
Parf ao hafa r0ddira 4 valdi slnu, rannig, az hun
hlyoi viost0oulaust villa Pess; err les. Ham parf
ao geta mao 0llum hi j60um malsins skyrt og hreint,
geta skift UNI rom eftir Wild og sagt hvert ord,
hverja setningu, med peim punga, ha6, hlj6mLln
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er eitt hid fyrsta skilyroi fyrir pvi: ao ham sioar
geti soft gagn og yndi / bakur.
Hversu oft hendir PAD oss elk, ao erindi, sem
yer h0fum oft heyrt og fario med, stendur alt /
emu fyrir oss i nyju lj6si. BAD kemur meo yfr-
bragoi og geobla, er oss hefoi aldrei grunao, 40
PAD ;etti az geym ma. Og ehaust fara mem alt of
mikils q mis- / b6kmentunum, at pvi ao athyglin er
eigi nogu sh6rp og vakandi. T0kum til damis
visuna pa arna, eftir Kristjan J0nsson:
Yfr KAIDAN EYDI-sAND
EINN UNI MOTT EG SvEIMA.
Nj er horti0 Norourland,
MI 4 eg hvergi heima.
Half nj allir, sem kunna Pessa v1su, teki6 eftir
pv1, hvilikur gimsteinn skaldlegrar 1prottar hun err?
Myndin, sem hun bregour upp, er enfield og pc a.
takanleg, pv1 hun andar kulda, auon, n~aturmyrkri
og stefnuleysi einstn DIN slifsins, sem atthagaprain
bregour draumlj6si yfir. Hin or ems og andv0rp
naturkyljunnar, err liour yfir 0murlcga eyoisanda.-
40 geta lesio og skilio malio err au6vita6 a6al-
atrioio, en- pao err ekki n0g. Hver maour parf
jafnframt ao nota PAD sem mi0il hugsana sinna og
tilhnninga lreou og RITZ. Oloio err verkfpri, sem
allir eiga ao iara a6 beta. Hcr er MI ekki rum til
ao fara lit i, hverjar aofer0ir skull yiohafa>til ao
kenna az rita malio. 40 ems sNal bent a, ao her
ems og annarstaoar a pao vic, 40 YER lerum a0
Wilma vi6 ao vinna, larum ao tala og rita malio vio.
ao tala pad og rita. 40 heyra og lesa fagurt maj
er bezti undil bdningurinn, en- aux pess parf i6kun-
ina og hama mikla. En- til Pess ao geta ritao um
eitthvert efni ver0ur a6 hafa pad algj0rlega a valdi
sinu, hafa einhverju fra a6 scgja. pyl skyrar sem
pa6 stendur fyrir hugskotssjonum MAINS, pvi meir
sem Pao hrifur, bvl betur gengur ao skyra fra pv1
1 raou og RITZ. Az lata nemendur skrifa still UNI
efni, sen peir Pekkja Tito og aldrei hafa hugsao
VIC ao t1etta reipi 1r sandi. o. pegar eg hugsa UNI
pau ritgj0roarefni, sem eg atti ao venj asst 4 min
skolaarum, tinst mGr pau vera s1 grat-hlngileg-
asia synd 4 mott allri kenslufreoi, sem eg nokkurn-
TINA hefi rekio mig a: halfyitlausir malshattir eoa
sn1ningur dr samanreknu dtlendu mali! Og upp-
skeran verour ems og til er sac, andlaust, gr6our-
laust, fdi0 tori.
Moourmalio atti a6 vera augasteinn allra sk6la
fra :. bekk barnask0lans og ALA leio upp i gegn-
UNI laroa sk0lann. Pv1 az PAD err vegurinn, sem
leioir til pekkingar 4 hugsunarhntti og tilfinninga-
lift Pj6oarinnar, lykillinn ao 0llu pvi, sem hun 4
beet / v%lsindum, s6gu og 6oi; og BAD err jafnframt
ivafo 1 hugsanavef hvers MAINS; at pvl betri toga
sem pao er sprnnio, pvl fegri og skyrari veroa hug
myndirnar, pv1 hlyrri tilfnningarnar.