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CHAPTER Xxi,
THE BUILDING OF TIE JUMPING
1IIpI,HINp

y
JUPITER.
Work on the boat proceeded with
great rapidity. Under the supervi-
sion of Mr.. Carmody the foundation
timbers of the raft were fellcd and
rolled to the flat rock which served
as a pier. His theory was to CON
struct raft with Il sustaining pow
CT of 5000 pounds. The buoyancy
OF. the timber was carefully tested
and an allowance made for the loss
by absorption of water. These ex-
perimcnts showed that the timber
did not possess the proper specific
gravity to sustain the weight of a
cabin, masts and the eight voyagcrs
This nccessitatrd IL change Of plan.
and the construction of alright
compartments. They therefore built
Il framework of legs 40 feet in
length and II feet in width, and SO
nortScd and PANIED Il together that
it could wiil%t&nu any ordinary
strain Every FIVE feet it was braccd
with cross tiEihrrs. This framework
was constructed on logs which
served as rollers. They iioored it
over with the seasoned timber which
had been found back of the store
house. The cracks wcrr caulked with
fiber from the cocoa palm and
smeared with pitch, which was found
i'll abundance in rcSinous trees. Upon
this foundation they erected the
framework for a hull five feet in
depth, and then rolled the struc-
ture into the lake.
l.. Sylvester Vincent solicited the
honor of naming the boat. He or
gtied that he was the youngest mem.
Der of the party and the most in.
nocent. His request was granted
and. he took his position at the for.
ward end of the craft. In one HAND
he held u quart bottle of minera
water, while with the other he chung
to--one of the uprights. At sigma
from 9Mr. Galnnody the blocks be
neath the rol lers were knocked ou
and the scow started down the incline
There was four foot drop from
the rock to the water. With in
creasing momentum the structure
rolled down the slanting surface
When, the center passed the edge o
the rock, the forward end Owed. A
that instant the alert Vincen
smashed the bottle against the up
right.
81 name thee-Jumping Jupi
ter-!''
llhe bow went Is feet under waite
and L.. Sylvester Vincent went wit
it. In the yeast of wave and foam
Mr.. Vincent rose to the surface nea
the center of the raft. He wa
badly disorganized, and for a mo
ment sputtered and gasped TO
breath. But he was soon on hi
feet,,and was game to the core. TIL
raft was a hundred yards fro1
shore.
'sTa1k about your tobogga
slides!'' shouted Vincent, as h
Il raised the broken bottle in the ali
That beats 'Coney Island, I nam
Glee Helen Carmody!'"
Hold on there!" yelled Mr.. Ken
~ \. ON named that boat The JUMP
b ingllJupiter'Fbef you went below
Stick to your first name, or you wi
81 queer the ship. The Jumping Jup
= = good name"
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The Latest and Best
EQUIPMENT

Buffet Library Cars, Reclining Char
Cars, Coaches, Compartment and
Standard Sleepers, Dining Cars-aA
Broad Vestibuled; Pullman's Lat
est and Best Models.
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State of Minnesota,
Department Of Insurance.
WHEREAS, The Catholic Order of For
cstcrs. a corporatio organized under the
laws of Illinois, has fully complied with
the requirements of the laws of this
state relating to Cooperative or Assess
mcut Insurance,
Now. therefore, 1. the undersigned, In
suraace Commissioner. do hereby en-
power and authorize the above named So
cicty to transact its appropriate business
of Cooperative or Assessment Fraternal
insurance in the State Of Minnesota, ac-
cording to the laws thereof. until the
thirty-irst day of January, A. D. 1901.
unless said authority be revoked or other
wise legally terminated prior thereto
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal OF Office
Mt St. Paul. this 31st day of January, A.
D. 1903
ELMER H DEARTH,
Insurance Commissioner.
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Minneapolis, MINI,

j. f. Mccarthy, well contractor.
Estimates furnished on application,
2U9 Central avenue.
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On board the Shark, MAY 18th.

On board the Shark May 18th.
To Messi's. Palmer ]. Morton, An
drus Carmody. John Nj. Rockwell,
Simon Pence, r. J. Kent, Hiram
Haven, Sidney Hammond and L. Syl-
vcster Vincent, guests of Hestoria Is
land and Bungalow, with the compli-
mentS of
WALTER B. HESTOR.
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Chris. A. Gallagher, counsellor-at
law, 900 Guaranty Loan Building.
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LANDS IN WASHINGTON.
Improved and untmproved, city
property, farms, farm and timber
lands for sale. Easy terms. Home.
stead and other government lands 10
Gated on.
JOHN T. CASEY 4 CO..
A06 Pacific Block. Seattle, Waah.
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THE CATHOLIC ORDER OF FOREST
Home Office, Chicago. Ill. High Chief
Danger Thomas H. Cannon. Theodore
B. Thiele. High Secretary. Organized,
May "a, 1888. Commenced Business, May
Pa 1885, Attorney to accept service in
Minnesota: Insurance Commissioner.
Net assets, December 81. rrevi-
Gus year ..........................$4 00, 1922
INCOME DURING 1902
Dues for expenses. 49,S550o
Mortuary and reserve assess
ments ................. ............ s93,sl9:3
Total paid by members. .$943, 665 13
From all other sources. ........... 52,0S39?
Total income ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1886, 749 10
DISBURSEMENTS DURING 1902.
Death and permanent disability
claims paid .......................$75 l, 1884
Commissions, salaries and ex-
penses Of agents and organizers 12,S7S SO
Salaries of officers. employees and
examiners fees .................. l9,95o.A5
All other disbursements. .......... 80, S51. 90
Total disbursements ............ $685., 1868. 81
Excess of income over disburse-
ments Observation-Disclosures. .$lA ,oe5.53
ASSETS.
value VI ICdi SSldlc, pOAAAS eahA
stocks owned SAD 1861 81
Cash in office and in bank........ 3d. 225.S5
All other admitted assets. 1S9O9.A
Total admitted assets. $542, PSI. SO
Assets not admitted. 80. $50, 5G5.96
LIABILITIES.
Balance to protect contracts. $3.50, S''5 u
| EXHIBIT OF CERTIFICATES OR POL
| ICIES, BUSINESS OF 1902
Total Business.
Number. Amount.
In force Dec. 81 (begin-
ming of Year,. ........ "a, 902 500 ,497. 10000
! Written during the year 109o2 IL 992, zoo 10
Total .................1 ZOE, S04 SIP 400: 60
Ceased during the year 1922 1856, 100
In force Dec. 81 (end of
year ,. ....... 1O4 562 Sill > %, 900 %
| Claims unpaid Dec. 81,
| beginning of year,. Tvs 15,l50to
| Claims incurred during
the year ................ 7O6 I69, 400QO
Total ........... 10000. 77ss s4l,55o.oo
| Claims settled during
| the year ................ b9O too,lo5.lV
Unpaid Dec. 81 (end Of
YEAR, S2$ 9l,367.G0
Business in Minnesota.
! Number. Amount.
In force Dec. 81 (begin-
ming Of Year,. ......... 10.07S 10 900
Written during the year 1,128 LAS 90
Total .................. II, 206 5 H. 249, 500 20
Ceased during the year III 225,C09G0
In force Doc. 81 (end
Of Year, ................ 10,9S9 II. 02i 50O.GO
Claims unpaid Dec 81,
beginning of year)... 5S 100000
Claims incurred during
the year ............... 45 4'Oo0.W
Total Observation-Disclosures. sos 5l,5Oo.oo
Claims settled during
the year ............... 10 46,500oo
Unpaid Dec. 81 (end
| of YEAR, Observation-Disclosures. % 5O0O.OO
| Amount collected dur
Ing year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $s+9ls.oS
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
Turkey With Sausases.

turkey garnished with sausag
has a very festive not to say bacchana-
Ian appearance. Three-quarters of an
hour before the cooking is finished fes-
toon it with strings of link sausage.
These you must turn from time to time
so that every part shall be as brown
as The bird itself. The better the flavor
of the sausage of course the finer the
flavor of the turkey. With this you will
van giblet sauce made by steT ng and
mincing the giblets and adding them
to the gravy in the pan after the fat
has been removed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
RUN A CROOKED LAUNDRY.
Handsome Profits Are Also Made by
Disposinq of Unclaimed Linen,

Handsome Profits Are Also Made by
Disposing of Unclaimed Linen.
Philadelphia Ledger: you would be
surprised at the handsome profits that
are made IN the side in the laundry
business by the disposing of unclaimed
linen,". said a man who has been for
twenty years the proprietor Of a largo
laundry establishment to a reporter tho.
other day. from the first year 1 start
ed in to starch collars and shirts up to
q few months before I retired last
April ]. have figured out that I made
exactly $500 by selling the unclaimed
linen OF my business. Just imagine the
number Of shirts, collars, cuffs and
other pieces of linen which a laundry
handles one could purchase for $500,
n you have an ide Of the pile Of stuff
that was left on my hands. But most
laundries make money by such means.
the sum varying according to the size
Of the business and the forgetfulnesa
of the customers.
Il used to know a man who ran mi
of the biggest laundry establishments
seven years ago.. The business had
been established by him fifteen years
previous to it's dissolution. I can't, Of
course, give you the mans name, but
anyway, he was a crook. and is at
present serving out a long term in Sing
Sing for forgery. During the years he
was In the laundry business he told mo
himself shortly after he failed that he
had made close to $4,000 by deliberately
pilfering his customers linen-and
that's not including, mind you. the
value Of the unclaimed stuff he had a
right to dispose Of. The money derived
from that source itself, If his custom-
ers were of the average forgetfulness>
would amount to few round hundreds.
1t was no wonder, Of course that the
mans business collapsed.
His manner of stealing the laundry
was to take a shirt out Of one of hia
customers packages, a collar or a pair
OF cuffs out of another, a piece Of silk
underwear out Of another. and so on.
His wife assisted him in the tlieNtlgs
which was always done after the esn-
ployes had left for the day. AS The
stuff was taken from the package The
bills were made out SO as to tally 18th
the remaining contents OF the b dle.
Naturally enough, of course, aftcr q
while complaints were made by Gus.
toners thus robbed, and as the THE ing
continued at intervals the laundry 5s-
gan to get q bad reputation, with M
result that its patronage gradual;
dropped off to the extent that the bust.
ness would no longer pay"
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from the Turkeys Point Of View.

"A turkey sat on the topmost limb
OF the very tallest tree,
And, roosting high, indulged himself
In this s~oliioquy:
..Perhaps his thing of giving thanks
Is what it ought to be,
ant [ am here to say 1t does
Not look that way to me.
..They send a proclamation forth
TO say that thanks are due
For all the blessings they have had,
From every point of view.
"some are but blessings in Disguise
And SO disguised, gadZooksi
The very sharpeSt eyes on earth
Can't tell them by their looks.
"while not a few that come their way
Are altogether good,
For which they feel they must express
Their lasting gratitude.
..They say the whole world ought to take
One day, at least, to show
It's heartfelt t~hankfulness, because
Such streams of blessings flow.
''And then they've published it abroad
For all the world to see,
BY Jupiter, they grab an axe
And make p break for me!
ST, who have never done a thing
To any living man.:
And ask no more than that they let
Me do the best J. can. H
81 fail to see where 1 come in
With all those things that bless,
And why 1 am in any way
A form Of thankfulness.
And as to giving thanks myself
Well, really, l don't see
Why I should give a single thank.
Woul you, If you were me?"
William J. hampton.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
Table Decoration.

For dinner table decorations as ia.
as coloring is concerned it is best to
keep to the warmer tints. Avoid the
use of white by itself and keep to
shades of crimson, old gold or even
bronze tones, the latter especially
where there is u large display of old
silver. The vases may be filed with
we'll berried holly points and mistletoe,
with roses as a sort of underground
to the various stands. Frosted branches
and sprays are always fashlonable at
this season and have a very charming
effect. Their beauty may be much en-
HANGED by a judicious use of bright
ribbon bows. Lamps and candles must
all nave their shades to match the
principal coloring used in the decora-
ton. Tall tubes look very well on a
large table, especially Where space is
p consideration, i. e., where the table
is otherwise we'll laden with dessert or
with silver bowls of b~On-bOns.
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The Thanksgiving Wishbone.

The wishbone of the Thanksgiving
turkey is a fayorite means of divina-
tion in Virginia, where it is called the
fortune bone. Two unmarried persons,
each taking hold of one end of the bone
pull against Zach other until the
bone breaks. The one who gets the
shorter end Will be the first of the two
to marry. Further divination is by
placing the short end of the bone over
the door. The first unmarried person
Of the opposite sex who walks under
the bone is supposed to be the future
wife or husband of the person to whom
The bone belongs.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
Roast Duck.

Flo a small Thanksgiving Inner a
pair of tender ducklings may be sub
stituted for the regulation turkey. A
very tasteful dressing is made by mix
ing a minced onion that has been fried
in butter with two cupfuls of crumbs,
a tablespoonful of butter and half a
cupful of thick, steWed tomatoes. Sea-
son highly. Basic every few minutes
n oas rare. Skim the fat from the
gravy in the pan, add the steWed glib
let's and tE!cken and season. A tart
jellylike currant or plum or spiced
pluns should accompany it.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-11-20
!, He Wanted II CHARGED.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: The slow pa.
customer had just asked the bright young
son Of the grocer for q water bucket.
Just hang that up" he remarked in the,
language of the slangy set as he reached.
for his purchase.
Il WILL" said the boy promptly, as he
snatched back the pail and hung It ON
the first nail he could reach.
It'll kick to YOU father about this"
growled the baffed buyer.
Don't kick the bucket sneered the boy
as he turned to the little girl who wanted.
q thent's with of lickrish.
Which shows that a wilful misapprs--
hension Of a slangy mans meaning may
,esult in a diminished profit and loss aa~.
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SALADS.
Gardens in Very Queer Piaees-Disp'as
at Temple Garden.

GardenS IN very 2ueeT idSS" OS'aS
at Temple Garden.
London Answers: Take an old umbrella
and open 1t. Well soak the fabric with
water, and sprinkle over 1t mustard any
cress seed. Put the umbrella anywhere
on a coping, fiat roof or in any POSITION
where it can get plenty OF sun-Snd water
it well two or three times daily IN .
week or two a crop Of excellent "sman
salad" may be cut.
The garden on the roof of Southwark
police station was brought into proHt4
hence last summer, but there Is one III
an even more remarkable postum 49,
a stones throw of Answers office. his
has been made on a stone ledge or tns
Thames enbankment on the west sue %
Blackfriars bridge. 1t is the WORK OF tns
men OF the fire float which Is statohe4
there, and every atom OF SOIL mas nau "
be carried, basketful by basketful' 70 .hs
spot. 1t can only be reached from dry
land by means of a ladder, so hat ita
position Is unique. 1t is very tastefuIS
laid out and carefully tended.
One would hardly expect to find a gar
den on a fishing smack, yet such a thins
is in existence. The smack liz one OF tng
Exon feet, and the garden Is tucked
away by the bowsprit and windlass. II IL
| in pots and small boxes, and consists
| chiefly Of scarlet geraniums. The skipper
Of the smack admits that 1T gives MIN q
$50 So 49, No oil traces of hortt.
Snna aaaa ,,5 +na Non,ers have to
LaSaa.a,oa 49,, r,an .Iv
49, hoao H.h,nh n,or,, wider mora
oTanah,a aana,t;o,s +b,n sshing snacI5a
go saoa,oa4i1, inna,onaa ~, snail oar;
na,sm. ha,oa !, thair cra n1naa
sehi raof. ,na 1,,hon .,raf,,l1y tanded
49, 49, ~ o,,,n,.Iu sbenad craft n
very picturesque appearance.
eo,+h W,1a, oo.1 n,Ines r. 10 true ths
orans >. rerara1In 1imitad To ,n,,shronma
~ +ha,, % nons 49, 1ass e.rdans This
Sss ~ 49,. - a.. -, ~ +bs
80, m;mas ,,;th nnro So, tba ,it
nnntas, ..ahIos ~ ,,shnnom baa
$500 49, nr,ink. 49, nr;oI,. "a
49,. ~
r. ~ ,.,ta1 ra ,a ,.,o-.h1a r.
49, r. - - 49, hafnr.
$3.50 na.,,ra - rbas .|s+an,
81 ,1,aerarn,sa nondantea has nrayailad
o.. san,a 49, &c D.. g.. :. 49, ~ ~
.S--,oaaas, assnaans
80 = = go 49, ~. soad
$50 &C. sss,n - aS -.
80 1870. u ~, !
oao ~ 1as. 20 -" sae
~ = Nv ist. az " ~ en-
nan y eApeot ~ see aiuslla = :
49, sho", nue na'uis a n.aa
Lor,saaa Hs.1 " -" x
$50. 49, a., eoutu - paIhe W go
snah ~ - :. nn soa.es
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ms. raun ogg veru ersioferoisl0gma mann
anna tilraun til Pess az breyta hinum tilfinn-
ingarlausu nattdrul0gum svo az pau VERDI
undirgefn tilinningarkr0funl mannsandans;
eff Petta mistekst anna0hvort vegna Pess a0
akv@oi laganna cru 6fullkomin eoa vegna
Pess 40 Peim er ekki hlytt,pa kemur PAD fran
sem orettvfsi eoa rangleti og hvorttvegggja
er algengt / mannfeiaginu.
pegar skaldio lysir nattdrunni fyrir ut
an mannf6lagio og mannlfd6, pa hettir PVT
altaf vi0 a6 lysa mannlegum myndum, og ser
staklega er PVT tamt 40 dama samkvamt
mannlegu si0feroisl0gmali PAD, sem er / UNI
demi neutrality-suspicious.; par fytja skaldin
au0vita0 ems og vanalega NAL mannlegra
hugsj6na, PAD, sem beet a vi6 mannsins and
legu tilfinningar, og dr Peim malafakj jun
cru ofn sum hin ahrifamestu listaverk sKald-
anna. Oar sem pau ]ysa rangl@ti % haro-
Yogi acknowledgements, og dena UNI hama
ems og hun veri vera me0 mannlegum til
fnningum, ha0 si6feroisl0gum mannfelagsins.
En- af Pessu ma ekki draga pa alyktun
40 skaldin getii ekki synt petta Gins og PAD er
nema meo Pvi mott a0 gera PAD a kostna6
skaldskaparins wi hin ningarlapsa r6tt-
visi nattdrunnar geti ekki samPy0st hinu
vi0kvema tilfnningalif skaldlistarinnar. Dad
er fjarri ollum sanni, Pvf fra Peirri reglu er
engin undantekning, a6 Pvi, nar sem Using
skaldsins kemst hinni s0nnu .eolismynd matt
drunnar,Pvf betur tekst Pvi 40 svna nAttdruna
1 allri sinni dyr0. En- skaldin hafa orkt UNI
Petta / fullu samr@mi vi0 sko6anir festra
mamma, Pvf til skamms TINA hafa fair CERT ser
fyllilega grein fyrir Pvi hver munur er a SID
feroisl0gmali mannfeIagsins % alheimsl0g.
mali nattdrunnar. Dad hefr FIRST komi0 vel
/ lj6s med nyrri Pekkingu 4 nAttdrunni og
framf0rum MISUNDERSTANDING.
Hugmyndir skaldanna um innsta coli
nattdrunnar og nattdrul0ggmali0 cru au0vita6
svo margbreyttar og hver annari svo 6lfkar
a0 ekki er m0gulegt a0 lysa Peim svo, a6 'eitt
gildi UNI P@r ALTAR. En- um aestar PETRA ma
P6 segja PAD a0 Per lati -serkenni MAINS
eolisins gilda UNI alheimseoli6. DAD eimir
enn eftir af gu0avaldi hinna klassisku form
skalda I Acknowledgment ndti0arskaldanna.
Meoan hinir grfsku og r6mversku gu0ir
h0f0u v0ldin, var nattdran ha0 s0mu l0gum
og mannf6lagi0, Pvi gu0ir,ir. sjalfr voru risa-
vaxnir pers6nuggeringar mannseolisins, og
stj6rnuou MISUNDERSTANDING liver eftir sfnu
h6foi. pa var gull0ld listanna. pvf lista-
mennirnir skopuou jalir ggu0ina og gafu Peim
pa mynd og Pa e%igginlegleika er beet fulln@g0u
krofum listarinnar. Betri %fyrirmyndir hafa
myndami0irnir og skaldin aldrei haft. Og p6
heimspekin, trdarbroggoin og visindin hafihvert
4 sim katt unnio ao PVT ao steypa go0unum
iir veldisst6li, pa cru gooaoain P6 enn rlkj-
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og ekki sist / skaldskapnum, pvf pau of cru
of mannsandans sjalfs med blum mannlegum
astri6um og tilinningum.
| pegar go0in sjalf falla dr tigninnih verfa
UNI lei0 par %hugmyndir, a0 hver og einn
natthru% vi6bur0ur stj6rnist af serst0kum GOO
m0gnum, og g~e6shraringar gu0anna lysi ser
/ umbrotum nattdruafanna. en- naskyldar Peiim
hugmyndum cru a6rar,sem altaf lifa og koma
helzt fran / Peirri skooun a0 nattdrleg 6h0pp
SYM hefndarhug en- nattdrleg velgengni SYM
velP6knun gu0legrar veru, o. lffskj0rum Sc
hthluta6 af nAttnrunnar hendi eftir si0fer0is-
legum ver0leikum.-pegar ST sko6un kemur
fram / trdarskaldskap, pa er hun 40 0llu leyt
%rettnet, eff hun er sambo0in guoshugmynd
trdarinnar, en- / nattdruskAldskap lysir hun
rangri %hugmynd UNI grundvallar atri6i matt
d~rul0gmAlsins, % er pess vegna fra Pvl sion
arni0i aldrei nattdrlegg Using, pc nattdru-
skaldi0 beiti henni oft til Pess a0 hrifa mann
legar tilfnningar og mai me0 pvitilgangilist-
ar sinnar.
Heimspekingum hefr tekist az sauna PAD,
a0 hid lila geti haft g6oar afei0ingar og WILL
ur bendi oss oft a retta lei6, en- ekki hafa Peir
beinlinis teki0 PAD fran a6 skaldskapurinn
eigi %fafreoinni az miklu leyti %tilveru sfna 40
Pakka. Do er Pvf svo vari0, a6 par sem Pekk-
ingin nemur sta6ar tekur fmyndunarafi6 1
taumana, og lei0ir mannsandann UNI vegaleys-
ur huldra heima, EN- PAD er einmitt %imyndunar-
aAi0 sem skaldin hafa serstaklega q sinu valdi
og med Pvf skapa pau festar sinar haleitu hug
sj6nir. En- ALTAR hugsj6nir skaldsins ver0a a0
hafa einhverja fyrirmynd tilverunni ,eitthvert
sannleiksgildi fyrir mannsandann, og pc pmr
oft half slit sannleiksgildi fafraoinnar vegna,
pa er HIT pc miklu tioara az sannleikur sd, er
1 Peim felst er sannleikur veruleikans.
DAD er sko0un margra a6 pekkingin, og
s6rstaklega visindaleg Pekking, lami fmyndun-
arafi6 og byggi bvi ut, og Pyf mum skald-
skapurinn fara ao Pvf skapi minkandi, sem vfs
indin fara vaxandi. Hafa Peir sfnu mali til
s0nnunar bent a ymsar hugmyndir einkum /
MISUNDERSTANDING, sem aour h0f0u svo mikio
gtldi hja fornskaldunum, en- ndtfoarskald geta
ekki nota6, vegna Pess a6 visindih hafa CERT
Per svo barnalegar dtlits, a0 ekkert skald get
ur MI 1 alvUru booio Par sem sfnarhugsj6nir.
Jafnvcl skaldin sjalf cru farm 40 kvarta und-
an PVT, ao pau geti ekki lati6 til sin heyra a
Pessari gufu- og rafmagns-0ld.
En- pc svo vari ao vfsindaleg Pekking
dtr1mdi nattdruskaldskap, par sem hun ner
til, pa geti PAD aldrei or0i6 skaldskapnum
mikill hnekkir, PVT 40 sv@oi vfsindalegrar
Pekkingar er og verour altaf takmarkao, en-
heimur hugsj6nanna er takmarkalaus og enda-
laus, og hi0 endanlega getur hvorki ryrt stmr0
ne gildi hins oendanlega. raun og veru er
|lika langt fra Pvf ao nattdruvisindi dtrymi