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New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
Public Notices.
PUHLIC NOTICE.


CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE, n -
SALE OF PARK IMPROVEMENT CERTHlCAIES
Sealed proposals will be received by the CITY SieR
at his once City Hall Building. corner OF Main
and Mechanic Streets. UP 70 ocloek ?. m Tuesday,
seutrmbrr IL 1907, SIS. 90 Park Improvement
Certhcates OF Indebtedness Of 100000 each to BE
Issued pursuant Chapter so OF the Laws or 1so
OF State Of New York The said eerttacafes sha
be numbered consecutvey from one 10 the hlsnest
number issued will bear interest az the rate OF
% per cent? per per annur. ana VIII pc
sod 70 the person. firm or corporation Offering the
highest premium therefor and Will be dated the 4otn
day OF September, 1901 and shall mature on tae Isl
day Of May 1912 Interest on the said certlncates
iil ts payable on tho days OF November and May
IN each
a National Bank or incorporated panh OF
Trust Company Of the OF New York for LOU vu
payable tho City Treasurer or the
Rochelle. such deposit 20 be forfeited 70 tne
parties 70 whom these certinca,es
Fhan be awarded shall fau 20 take ana pay Tor tho
same in accordance with the terms OF sale
The be delivered at the once ot the
City Treasurer OF city OF New Rochelie. n i on
25th September. 1907
No bids Will be received for less than par .
Purchasers will be required 70 pay accrued interest
The Common Council reserves ths right 10 reject
any all bids.
The certificates VIII Be engraved under tho super
vision n certified their senuneness ey the
United States Mortgage ard Trust Company tncIuolns
the opinion OF counsel to the validity
Dated New Rochelle, N 7. August -. 1SoF.
CHARLES kAMMERMEYER. City Clerk
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IS 741. 600 Total sales for the week.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

the usual rs g4E e
nd and low
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sres to enter the spelter field, II can, it's man
agenert claims, manufacture II at much lower
figure than It produce it at the Joplin
mines.
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.

sex interest. tS20F.
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INNING NOTES.

ssIee 9o- he week .T|nligted. tsmall lots
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
LEGAL

SALE OF TIMBER. R.-Washington, d. c.,
July 81, 1907. Sealed bids marked outside.
Holy Cross" and addressed to the Forester,
Forest Service, Washington d. c., will be
received up to and including the 10th day
of September, 1907, for all the merchant
able dead timber, standing and down, and
all the live timber marked for cutting by
the forest officers, located on an area OF
about acres, OF approximately the Sc. u
of Sec 32, T. s.. X: 50 W. 9Th p. NJ, within
the Holy Cross National Forest, Colorado
estimated to be 10000 #. B. NJ, Of live, and
5000 IT,; B. NJ, of dead lodgepole pine
saw timber, log scale, more or less. No bid
OF less than $3.50 per NJ it., B. NJ, will be
considered, and a deposit of 500 must be
sent to Geo. Z. King. Fiscal Agent. Forest
Service, Washington, ID. c., for each bid
submitted to the Forester Timber upon
valid claims is exempted from sale. The
right to reject any and all bids is reserved
For further Information and regulations
governing sales, address JOHN McLAREN
Acting Forest supervisor, Glenwood Springs,
Colorado. WM T. cox
s-lO-9-I Acting Forester.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT OF
PROBATE OF WILL LAW, 1905

State of Colorado, County of Garfield,
In The County Court, In Probate
The People of the State of Colorado to
A. E. Burcham, Elnora A. Hampton,
Mary Burcham, Ada NJ. Lore and the
unknown heirs at law of Francis A.
Burcham, deceased. Greeting:
Whereas, 1t has been made to appear
to the County Court of Garfield Coun-
ty, in the State of Colorado, that you,
the said A. +. Burcham, Elnora A.
Hampton, Mary Burcham and Ada M.
Lore are heirs at law of Francis A.
Burcham, late of Glenwood Springs,
Garfield County, Colorado, deceased
Now, Therefore, In accordance with
the provisions of the statute in such
case made and provided, and by order
of Court duly made and entered, you
are hereby notified that an instrument
of writing purporting to be the last will
and testament of the said Francis A.
Burcham, deceased, was presented to
said Court for probate on the 3Oth day
of July, A. D. 1907, by Tillie f. Engle-
brecht, residing at Glenwood Springs,
in the State of Colorado; that the said
decedent was, at the time of his
decease, resident of Glenwood
Springs, in the State of Colorado; that
the said decedent, according to the
said alleged will devised and be-
queathed his property in the words and
figures following, to-wit: 9 "
and subject to the payment of my
debts ] give, devise and bequeath all
my property, real, personal or mixed
and wheresoever situate, of which die
possessed or in which at the time of
my death l may have an interest, unto
Tillie E. Englebrecht, her heirs and as
signs forever'
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO
be and appear before said Court at the
County Court Room in the Court House
in Glenwood Springs, in the County of
Garfield, in the State of Colorado, on
the 4th day of September, A. D. 1907,
then and there to attend the hearing
on the probate of the said alleged last
will and testament of the said Francis
A. Burcham, deceased, and further to
do and perform what shall then, by
the said Court be required and ad-
judged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court at my office in Glen
wood Springs, in said County, this Both
day of July, A. D., 1907.
tSeaD A. L. BEARDSLEY, Judge.
1924.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10

Alex Montgomery was among our
town visitors Wednesday.
Ed Slaughter returned from Denver
Sunday morning on No. l5.
John Stevens was passenger on No
Il Wednesday for Glenwood Springs
Mrs. S. j. Melvin is visiting Mrs
Machin over at Sweetwater this week
G. NJ. Skinker, salesman for the C. s
Morey company was in town Wednes-
day.
George Hazard left for Sweetwater
Monday accompanied by some tourists
He returned Tuesday.
Henry Kirk was in town for n short
time Thursday. Ii e came from Marble
and left for the Grand river.
Mr.. Brown, field boss for the Western
Sugar and Land company of Grand
Junction was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grundel came
down from Leadville Sunday morning
to visit A. w. Grundel and family
Miss Grace Hall spent last week
visiting Mrs. Osoe French at her ranch
home. She returned home Saturday.
l.. C. Packard returned home Tues
day evening from a two weeks visit at
Edwards and Fulford mining camps.
Mrs. l.. C. Packard, Misses Lola
Wolfensperger, Anna Powell and Addc
Van Horn drove to Dotsero Sunday.
Miss Julia Heyer is visiting Miss
Lima McGlochlin at Sweetwater now.
but is expected home the latter part of
this week.
Mrs. +. l.. Doll and mother went to
Glenwood one day last week to remain
a short time for the benefit of the
latter's health.
Misses Gretchen and Dorothy Doll,
who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. P. K. Barthel at Carbondale re.
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Patchen and Mrs. Brown, SIS
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
CORRESPONDENCE
SOUTH CANON

Mrs. Elva Brooker of Canon City i,
with her cousin, C. G. Martin.
Joe Arnold has moved his family int,
one of the company houses at til,
mine.
Robert Brown, C. G. Martin and r
G. Jones spent Sunday at the Diamond
Mine.
A number of boys spent Sunday in
Glenwood attending the ball game and
races.
The coal company is planning some
extensive improvements at the mine
that will greatly increase the coal pro
duction.
Mrs. Robert Brown and daughter
left on No. 4 for Denver. They will also
visit Mrs. Frank Carveth at Bebequc
before returning home.
b. T. Hadley and son of Chena. Alas.
ka, are visiting relatives in camp. Mr.,
Hadley has spent seven years in the
North and travelled considerable in the
West, but has not found any place that
equals Colorado in climate.
The board of directors have engaged
Miss Mamie Tully of Glenwood Springs
to teach our school the coming term.
She is recent graduate from the state
normal at Greeley and comes with ex.
cellent recommendations.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
SWEETWATER

Hazel Machin was visiting her friend
Maud Stewart Wednesday
Frank Maloney went to Glenwool
Saturday, returning home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Stewart are go.
ing to Glenwood Springs Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilroy were Gypsum callers Mon
day.
Claud Stewart and VIII Schum are
riding the Sugar Loaf country this
week
William Mckee called at the Stewart
ranch on his way to Glenwood Wed.
nesday.
George Machin and daughter, Hazel,
were visitors at Gypsum Monday and
Tuesday.
James Mexican, l.. z. Sehrum, and
Frank Maloney We're callers at Aspen
Glen Wednesday.
Earl Black, Earl McGlochlin. Lulu
Yost, Carl and Maud Stewart spent
Sunday at the lake.
Mrs. s. j. Melvin of Gypsum came
over Tuesday to visit at the Machiu
ranch for several days.
Maud Stewart made a flying trip to
Gypsum Monday morning, returning
home in the evening.
Frank Van Pelt came down from
Leadville Sunday morning to visit his
motherin-law, Mrs. Davenport at
Sweet Water Lake.
Take a week off and come to Sweet
Water Lake if you want to enjoy YOUR
self and have all the fish YOU can eat.
Lulu Yost returned to her home at
Dotsers Monday from month s visit
at Aspen Glen and her sister Pearl is
expected here in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mexican came out from
Denver Monday to visit their old home
and many Sweetwater friends. They
only expect to remain a few days.
The dance at the school house last
Friday night was very ENJOYABLE af
fair. Although the weather was yery
bad they had a good crowd and fine
music and expect to give another in
short time.
Roy Randall and Miss Cary were
visitors at the Stewart ranch last week,
Miss Cary is visiting Mrs. II. Stevens,
and is learning to ride. She likes it
fine and expects to remain for some
time.
Mr.. Kent from Maine, left for Den.
yer, Saturday He has been at Sweet
Water Lake for the past two weeks
and enjoyed his trip exceedingly, fish.
ing and horseback riding, tie latter be-
ing entirely new to him and regrets
that business calls him away so soon.
but hopes to come again next wear.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10

tiers of Nelson and George Yost came
in on No. last Thursday morning
from Springfield, Ill, to visit for
while.
Mrs c. A. Miller and her grand
daughter, Miss Anna Powell, left for
Grand Junction on No. II Wednesday
morning to remain during the winter
in order that Anna may attend school
Miss Sallie Welsh from Wolcott,
Mrs. Tague from Red Cliff and Frank
Rule from Eagle were here Saturday
and transacted the necessary business
preparatory to commencing the high
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Homberg, Mrs
Lydia Paul and Lloyd Gerard came
down from the canon Friday evening
where they had been fishing the last
two weeks. They report having had Il
very nice time.
Jack Layton and wife drove over
| from California this summer and arriv.
ed here Saturday evening. They intend
staying here during this summer and
return to California this winter and
take charge of their boarding house
which they have rented now. They are
now visiting Mrs. Dell Skiff up Gypsum
Canon.
Mrs. o. w. Daggett went to Glen
wood Springs Saturday morning tt
have her teeth repaired and eye.
examined. She returned Sunday morn
ing and was accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Ollie Patterson of Pittsburg
Pa. Miss Patterson has been in Califor
mia, Wyoming and Utah and will now
visit her with Mrs. Daggett for shor
time.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
RACE TROUBLE IN MEXICO

Mazatlan, Mexico, Aug. SIN a
pitched battle between Mexican and
Japanese laborers on the railroad near
this place last night, three japanese
men and one Mexican were killed and
three other Mexicans mortally wound
ed. Trouble started several days ago,
when Mexican and Japanese be-
came involved in difficulty.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
DOTSERo

Norma Purple from Sweetwater lake
is visiting her friends, Lulu and Pearl
Yost
Mrs. Raleigh Pope and son Ben, were
visiting at the Yost ranch Sunday.
Addie Van Horn, Anna Powell and
Mr. Packard drove to Dotsen SUNDAY.
Pearl Yost made visit at Eagle
Saturday returning Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Stewart, Carl and jack
Stewart and Mrs. Sam Lemon was
Glenwood Springs visitors Friday, re
turning Saturday.
Mrs. Patchen and Mrs. Brown from
Springfield, ILL.,, are here visiting their
brothers, Nelson and Doc Yost
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
PATRICK SWIFT

Omaha, Aug. 7.-Patrick Swift, who
fired the locomotive pulling the famous
Jarrett and Palmer theatrical special
train in its great record race across
the country in 1876, died here today.
The record established in that run
stood for many years as the fastest be-
tween New York and San Francisco
and has only been exceeded by Harri-
man in recent years.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
GYPSUM

Howard Van Horn left for Shoshone
Tuesday.
DIR. Gilpin, county health officer was
in town Monday.
TheO. Stremme went to Eagle last
Friday on business.
Casper Schumm left for the West ON
No. II Wednesday.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
NOTICE
The Redstone Improvement Company

RedstOne, Colo.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Redstone Improvement
company for the election of directors
and transaction of general business
will be held at the office of the com
pany, Redstone, Colo, Wednesday, Au-
gust 81, 1907, at two O'Clock p. m.
July 90, 1907. s. I. HEYN, Secretary
S-3-17
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
COAL MINERS ENJo1NEp

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. s.-Mem-
bers of the United Mine Workers. as.
sociation No. 10, this county, are un-
der a temporary injunction restraining
them from interfering with the business
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
Ranch For Sale

500 acres; part in cultivation; good
house; three miles from railroad sta
ton; plenty of water; pleasant sur
roundings; $40 per acre. For further
particulars apply to office of Glenwood
Post. 1924
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
of the Mont Lake Coal company.
DIVIDEND DECLARED

New York, Aug. s.-The directors of
the Union Pacific railroad have declar-
ed regular quarterly dividend of l-2
per cent on the common stock, and have
declared a semi-annua dividend of
l-2 per cent on the preferred stock.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. s.-The Balti-
more and Ohio grain elevator at the
corner of Henrietta and Howard
streets, was destroyed by fire today, en-.
failing loss of 100000.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
WILSON IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. s.-Secre-
tary of Agriculture James Wilson ar
rived here today from Oregon. He has
been asked to meet the fruit and truck
growers here tomorrow and explain to
them the provisions of the law with
reference to the use of sulphur in dry
ing fruit.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10

M. F. Mihills and R. W. Barr are
two young men from Akron, Ohio, who
are touring Colorado and at present
stopping in Glenwood. They are very
much impressed with this country.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
CURRY NOW GOVERNOR

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug. s.-Capt.
George Curry at 2 clock this after
noon took the oath of office as COVER
nor Of New Mexico.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
STRIKE THREATENS
TO SPREAD

y Denver, Aug. THE fear is
y pretty generally expressed here
y today that the strike of the
o trainmen along the line of the
. Colorado and Southern railway
. will spread over the entire west
y unless an early settlement of the
y trouble is reached. 1t is stated
y that Interstate Commerce Com
. missioner Knapp and Commits
. sioner of Labor Neil have ex-
. pressed the opinion that media.
. tion is hardly possible at this
. time.
The coal mines at Las Anifnas
. have been closed on account of
. the strike.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10

The men who work with their hands
can't stiie sneaking suspicion that
they are the only ones who make an
honest living.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10
Bo1LERMAKERs STRIKE

Sacramento, Cal, Aug. s.-The
Southern Pacific boilermakers walkcl
out on strike today.
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10

Fine Mexican drawn work. 900 Colo
RADIO avenue. 11-17tf
The Glenwood post., 1907-08-10

If you paying for It there is no reason
why YOU SHOULD not have what pleases you.
If you like bright dresses, bright neck
ties, bright cloaks and br ight hosiery, why
not buy them? OF you know you must
come to the store that carries bright pat
terms if you wi sh to get or light patterns
We have the reput ion you know for carry
ing the brightest line Of wearables for
women that is carried in this city, There
why bri ght patterns should
not be made of good material You know how
imposs Bile it describe a color or
comb ma on of colors. Bring your eyes TO
store and let them look at the attrac-
tive things we have to show you. We carry,
you know, everything that women and little
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Me0 Pessu t0lubla0i endar fimti argang-

Me0 pessu t0lubla6i endar fmti argang-
ur Vinands.
Yer h5fum fylstu astnou til ao a.
nag6ir yfr velgengn bla0sins, og erum oil
um vinum pess og velunnurum Pakklatir.
Talsvert eiga kaupendur rvorir enn 6greitt
at andvir0i sfoasta (V.) argangs. S0kum hins
6veniuleya mikla vetrar rikis, sem att hefr
ser stao sumum byg0um, og par af lei0andi
samg0nguleysi, hafa ymsr kaupendur ao lk-
indum att 6hagt me0 az standa skilum og
neutrality-suspicious.. Nj cru PAD vinsamleg TIL
meli vor az allir geri oss reikningsskil tafar-
laust
Alir peir, sem sl1ulda fyrir eldri arganga
bla0sins, ,a0varast her meo um Pa0, az l. april
1907 ver0a reikningar Peirra afhendir log
minimum til innhemtu, og fellur allur kostn-
aour, samzvemt lands l0gum, skuldunaut-
ana. Delta nrr til allra, sem e6ki hafa borg
az eldri arganga, hvar sem Peir bta. psir
sem verjast villa Pessum auka- -kostna0i, geri
svo vel og sendi Pa0. er Peir skulda oss, fyr-
ir1, april P. a.
VinIand Publishing Company
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Helztu Vi0bur6ir

Sloan fhaust hefr margt verio r@tt, beoi
her andi og erlendis, um tiltektr menta
mAlastj j6rnarinnar San
Malun Mi6la6 Francisco, er hun lagoi
vi5 bann fyrir, a0 Japanar
Janana fengi inng0ngu alPyou
og barnask6la par borg
inni. t California or minimum nj oroio nast-
um eins lila vi0 innautning Japana og vio
innAutning Kfnverja for0um, en- geta P6 ekki
aftra6 pvf, sakir Pess, ao Japanar hafa jafnan
rett og Evropu pjdoir til ao aytja til Banda
rikja. Her var fyrsta tilraunin gero til ao
bola peim It,, og stj6rnin Japan sa pegar
hvao undir bio, og krafoist leior6ttingar af
Bandarikjastj6rn. Roosevelt forseti sa peg
az, az mentamalasti6rnin I San Francisco
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haf0i brotio log Jap0num, og ataldi har0-
lega athef Peirra, booskap sfnum til sam
bandsPingsins: sag0i hann ao par hefoi Elm
It'll Pj6ofelagsdeild stofna0 allri Pj60inni /
wanda meo bvf, a6 gera 6l0glegaa hluta ann
arar pj60ar. ct af pessu spunnust haroar-
deilur Um ALA California ur6u menn 0oir
og uppvagir ut af umm@lum forsetans, og
svo kva0 rant a0 Pvi, a0 Peir, sem astastir
voru, kva0u PAD rettast ao California segoi
sig tr sambandinu, eff sambandsstjor veitti
tektir. En- Roosevelt let engu undan, og
bo0a0i III &; sim fund fulltrtia rilzisins, kenslu
malasti6ra nokkra fra San Francisco, boryar-
stj6rann par og ymsa aora. Um Petta leyti
voru einnig allmiklar @singar ut af mali pessu
Japan, og mccall Englendinga og ymsra
annara Pj60a gaus upp kvittur um PAD, ao
6friolega liti ut me0 Jap0num og Banda
minimum, og Petta glappaskot einnar borgar
var0 allri Bandarikja Pj60inni til amalis. En-
sambands spingi0 og forsetinn her landi, og
r1kispingio Japan, t6ku bratt h0ndum sam
an til pess, 40 hrinda agreiningsefni Pessu
gott lag, og hd hefr PAD ]oks tekist svo, ao
dtlit er fyrir 40 baoar Pj6oir megi vel vio una.
Japan krafost pess. a0 allir Japanar,
sem her landi varu, og born Peirra, nytu
her s0mu r6ttinda og aorar Pj6oir, og Pao er
peim MI veitt. s6rst0k log um rettindi Jap
ana her landi samdi Pingi0 ekk, en- ny inn
autnin ngs0g he6r Pa0 MI sami6,e gilda jafnt
fyrir ALTAR Pjooir, og meo Peim ]0gum var
pessu mali rAoio til lykta, svo 40 Japanar lata
ser vel llka. Fin jafnframt Pvf er sambands-
pingi0 vildi mi0la nahum vio Japana, P6tti
bvi einnig vel VIC eiga a0 gera California;
blum nokku0 til ge0s. En- Pao er hvers
manns vitund, ao California er oil oan@gjan
vi0 Japana af Pvf sprottinn, 40 Panga0 Aytja
margir verkamenn Peirrar Pj6oar pess vegna
er svo akveoio hinum nyju innautningsl0g
um, ao verkamenn skull ekki Aytja framvegis
fra Japan til Bandarikja, ne heldur fra Banda
rikj jun til Japan. Delta laga akv@0i heftir
fremur ltAutning Bandamanna til Japan en-
innAutnng Japana til Bandarikjja, Gins og Il
er astatt, pvi ao Arlega hytja margir Banda
menn MI til Japan, einkum smioir, velastj6r-
ar, rafmagnsfr@oingar og yfr hofuo menn,
sem stunda per ionaoargreinir, er NEST koma
MI ao notum Japan. En- hingao aytja fra
Japan helzt 6brotnir erf0ismenn og Peir
fremur fair arlega.
San Francisco er b0rnum Japana MI
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~ IL ~ Il os .
kosningar til
Kosningar
d
Russlandi

frettir cru enn el1ki komnar her til lands
af kosningu aeiri en- 268 Pingmanna. Peim
hop cru IA akafr vinstri menn (s6sialistar
og byltingamenn), en- S4 cru mi0lunarmenn
Ter mala meo Pingbundinni keisarastiorn),
um fimm er 6vist hverjum hokk Peir Aylgi, en-
40 ems IS cru einveldissinnar. AT Pessu ma
nokku6 ra0a hver iirsltin hafa oroio. pa0
er visit ao stjornarandste0inga hafa unni0 al
geroan sgur kosningum Pessum, og n@stu
dilmu sitja heiri og Akafari fjandmenn stj6rn-
arinnar en- hnni fyrri, og lfkur cru til, az &
Pvf Pingi veroi enn pa r6stusamara en- aour
Margar getur cru az Pvf leiddar, hva6
keisarinn og stj6rn hans mum MI TAXA til
bragos, er Pessi diima kemur saman. Sumir
spa Pvl, ao hann mum fyrst um sim sitja a6-
geroaiaus ag sja hverju fram fari. En- hins
vegar urou Petursborg yms veomal um PAD,
kosningadaginn 40 Pessi duma yr0i rofn
imam tveggjja vikna eftir a0 ping v@ri sett.
Hvergi URDU par neinar ospektir svo enn
Sc kunnugt, kosninyadaginn, nema banum
Baku suour Caucasus. par voru prir anar-
l1istar og einn l0gregluPj6nn drepnir og
nokkrr ser0ir. Petursborg for alt friosam-
lega fran, en- fdeinir oeiroarseggir voru pc
teknir fastir. bar borginni greiddu allir at
kveoi, sem kost Attu q, og tali0 er, ao stj6rn-
arandstaoingar haf par unnio sgur nfu
kj0rdamum, en- t6lf cru kj0rdemi alls borg
inni.
S. MARI akveoio a0 ping verdi sett og
ver0ur PAD hao Taurjd dh0llinni, par sem hin
fyrri dnma var. Grunur nokkur Ieikur &, az
stj6rnin mum beta einhverjum br0goum til
ao ia Pingsetningu frestao, en- ao likindum er
p6 enginn auguf6tur fyrir peirri fregn. En-
visit er Pao ao leisarinn @tlar ekk a0 aytja
Pingheimi has@tisr@ou ems og hann ger6i
fyrra. DAD hafoi Pa ekki pau ahrif, er til var
@tlast, ao syna Pingm6nnum keisarann allri
sinni dyro
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leyft a0 ganga sk6la, meo s0mu skilyr0um
og b0rnum hGrlendra mama. Pannig er NAL
Petta til lykta lett.
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