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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08
.RATCL|FF GETS 20 YEARS

came from Bath county, Va, to assist
In the prosecution. followed and made
the most brilliant address for the
State. Senator osenton followed for
the prisoner and spoke for two hours
and forty.fve minutes. 1t moved many
TO tears, and was one OF the most mas.
terful ever delivered at the local bar,
and beyond a doubt had great weight
upon the jury. Prosecuting Attorney
Hill closed for the State.
After the Instructions were given
the jury they retired at ll:l5 o'clock,
and after remaining in the Jury room
for an hour filed back into the court
and asked to be excused for the night.
Judge Bennett convened court yes.
terday morning at 5 o'clock, the jury
Immediately retired to the jury room
and remained out till II o'clock this
morning. They then signihed that
they had agreed upon a verdict. Head.
ed by the sheriff they filed slowly to
the fury box. The court room was
crowded. Mountaineers from both
States mingled with the towns people.
Everything was excitement, and when
the foreman Of the jury stood up in.
tense quiet prevailed. When the yer.
dict OF guilty, with recommendations
was read, the crowd made no demon.
stration. Judge Bennett at once pass.
ed sentence pt 20 years in the penIten.
tlary. the minimum sentence under
the law.
Notice of an appeal was filed by At.
toruey osenton.
No demonstration was made after
the adjournment OF the court, and the
arguments seemed to have somewhat
toned down the excitement, and It Is
not believed that any effort will be
made to harm Ratcllr.
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|MUSICALEINAS PLEASING event

q. H . d d. . "a.
The following young people, pupils
Of Miss Stewart, participated in the
performance last evening: Misses
Virginia Riggs, Mary Robinson, Ka,h.
crime Race. Elsie Hawkins, Meryl NIL,
Ter, Gladys Hungerford, Adele Furbee,
Mary Ellen Henry, Clara Hull. Estelle
Hamilton, Jessie Jacobs, Villa
Straight, Grace Robinson, Lena VII
son, oma Mumgaye, Eleanor Barr
Emsie Mason. Mary Reltz, Louise
Nichols and Edith Hayes.
Miss Stewart. the head OF the mus,
ic department Of the Normal School,
is quite a talented musician, and this
department has had very prosperous
and successful year ander her man
agement. Miss Stewart Is a sradu'
ate Of the Durham Conservatory Of
Music In North Carolina, and also
spent three years in New York City,
where she received instruction from
Mr.. Bowman, noted musician.
She has only taught in the Normal
for the past winter. though she con,
Quoted a large class of music in this
city previous to this winter. She is a
resident of Munnlnston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08
SUCCESSFUL MEETING CLOSED
YESTERDAY = DELEGATES
ARE RETURNING HOME.

The Grafton District Christian En-.
deavor Convention was brought to a
close last evening at the Presbyter
Ian church, after very pleasant and
profitable meeting. The first part Of
the evening was given over to the elec'
tIon OF officers which resulted as fol-
lows:
President, Mr.. VI. W. Smith. of Nor
gantown.
Vice president, Mr.. D. P. Kennedy,
o. Warrington.
Secretary and treasurer, Mr.. ". H.
Hodges, Of Morgantowu.
The place Of the next meeting was
left In the hands Of the executive
committee to be decided upon and an
nounced.
At the closing session last evening,
interesting addresses were delivered
by Rev. L. a. Lindemuth, Of Manning
ton, and Rev Aubrey Hess, Of Nor.
gantown. Rev. Lindemuth spoke on
Training for the Future, which was
quite an interesting address. Rev.
Hess gave an excellent address on
Christian Endeavor-Then What"
The devotional exercises were con.
Quoted by Rev. J. C. BrOomfeld and
the choir rendered several pretty Sc
lections.
The morning and afternoon sessions
OF yesterday were given up to the
routine work OF the convention and re.
ports and plans were discussed. The
devotional exercises In the morning
we're conducted by Rev. H. G. Stoetzer.
An interesting address was given by
DR.. H. D. Boughner, OF Clarksburg, on
the National convention to be held, at
Seattle, Washington, In July.
During the morning session Rev.
Geo. ". Pollock, Of Buckhannon, gave
an excellent address on Christian En-.
deavor In West Virginia Missions"
Rev. J. c. Broomfeld gave an eloquent
address, taking as his subject THE
West Virginia Junior" RevE. a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Either enter
stained number Of their friend:
Thursday evening at their home in
this city. The evening was very pleas
antly spent with games and other
amusements and delicious refresh
ments were served. Among the
gg1ests present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Haser. Misses Jennie Fetty, Min
ME Hager, yada Shrlyer, Gale Straight
Erma Roush, Bell Roush, Matte Pat
ton, Ida closon, Bessie McAllIster
Maud Rodgers, Emma Rodgers, Anna
Ealle, May Morris. May Wager, Haz'
el Toothman, Gladys Toothman. and
Messrs. French Trorler, Floyd Nor
ris, Jesse Tauson. Ray Arnett, Linn
McAlllster and Mr.. corben.
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W. W. smith REELECTEDPRESIDENT
Of CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETY

=
Hartman, of Wheeling, also gave an
interesting talk along the line Of C. E,
work in general. The, afternoon was
devoted almost entirely to reports and
routine work.
A rally OF the Junior Endeavors was
held in the NJ. P.y Temple In the after.
oonn from three 10 four O'clock. This
rally was one OF the most delightful
sessions Of the entire convention. Miss
Nell Layman was In charge of the pro.
gram which was exceptionally well
carried out. A pleasing feature of
this rally was tho chorus Of chill.
dren's voices. consisting OF sixty chill:
dren. The first part Of the programme
was devoted to a song service and the
latter part Of the programme was
model Junior service. The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Exerclse-Llft you hands. J. Juniors
song-Father make US loving No. l
Prayer Service.
Solo-When the Blessed Master
............. Paul Fleming
Bible Alphabet .::.......... Juniors
Song-I,oyal Juniors, No 2...
Exercise-Clock on Giving.
T.esson-23d Psalm. Mrs. R. C. Jones
Song-W. Va. for the Master, Juniors
Benediction.
At the close Of the programme
reception was held In the Sunday
school room which was largely attend.
ed by visiting delegates and friends Of
the Juniors. The room was prettlly
decorated In the Junior colors, blue
and yellow, while the church auditor.
Ium was decorated in the National
'colors. Rev, and Mrs. J. c. Broom.
field. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Smith, OF
Morgantown, and Mr Warren Hodges,
Of Morgantown, composed the recep.
tion committee Light refreshments
were served during the afternoon by
girls from the Junior societies. Mrs.
R. C. Jones and Misses Virginia and
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Two People Shot At
Wedding Celebration

PARKERsBURG, June Sat Mole
Hills, remote section Of Ritchle
county, Guy Wagner is lying at deaths
door. with a gun wound In his fore.
head, and there is scant hope for his
recovery, while Daniel Moore, shot In
the neck, Is expected to recover. The
shooting was accidental and occurred
while a party OF about fifty young peo-
pie were returning from serenadlng a
newly married couple at their home ln
Deer. Valley last night. There were a
number Of guns in the party. which
had been used In making the night a
noisy one in the vicinity Of the home
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Strike Of Twenty
Thousand Is Ended

SAN FRANCISCO. June s. The
committee of the Iron Trades Council
met last night and ratified the agree.
ment entered into between the EN-.
ployers and the men on May 81 last
on basis Of which the recent strike
was declared OF. Under the agree.
ment the men return to work under
the same conditions Of hours and wag.
es which prevailed when they struck.
the agreement remains in effect for
eighteen months. The employers. how.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

MARLINToN, June S. = Twenty
years In the penItentiary is the penal.
ty that Warwick Ratcl!tf must pay
S for the brutal assault upon ona Bird
{ in the lonely Pocahontas woods, q;
she was eloplng with her lover to
Virginia to wed.- The Jury was out
but three hours, and in finding a yer.
dict Of guilty, accompanied 1t with rec
Concentrations, fact that gave Rat
elf the llghtest penalty OF the Law
sinplace OF death. His attorneys, how
ever, unsatisfed, will take an appeal.
& Court was In session till almost mid
night, and FIVE hours was devoted tC
the discussion OF the instructions oI
both sides before arguments were
completed. Attorney McClintock op
ened for the State and summed W
{! the case; as the evidence showed It
and concluded by asking for convic
/ Stlon. Senator McNeill followed, and
In a masterful address overthrow near
lys Every point the State made In the
case. and dwelt with especial force
upon the evidence OF the prisoner with
regard to the action Of the serera
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08
GROUND TO.DEA7H
INIHUCE Machine
an PRESENCE OF COMPANIONS
JOHN WuRTHs MEETS A TERRI
BILE FATE IN SUGAR REFINERY.

NEW YORK, June S.-while half
dozen companions pulled frantlcally
I at his limbs and sought to tear bis
clothing of, John Wurth was this
morning ground to pieces before their
eyes in one Of the huge machines OF
the Hayemeyer Sugar Refinery at
Brooklyn. wurth's clothing caught,
dragging him to his death, his agon.
sizlng screams only ended when life
was crushed out Of his mangled body.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08
BAND CONCERT
oMEN's FIRST REGIMENT BAND
eRoeRAME TONIGHT.

j. .AIarch--sRsgIneutal ,Revlew"-Pan
ellis.
overture-'FelIciar-Gruenwald.
Medley"-Blts Of Remicks Hits No
2"-Lampe. Introducing the Tale the
Church Bell Told. Cherry, I'd Rather
Twostep Than Waltz, Bill, Won't
You Come Over to Our House, San
Antonio, So Long Jo.. etc.
waltz-"weddIng of the Winds
Hall.
american Patrol"-aIeacham.
selection From the Red Mill :
Herbert. Introducing Every Day is
Ladies' Day With Me, In the Isle OF
Dreams, | Want You to Marry Me,
You Never Can Tell About Woman,
The Legend Of the Mill, Good.a.bye,
John. Always Go While the Going is
Good, Because You're You, The Streets
OF New York, Mignonette. etc.
Medley March-"My Irish Rosie
Schwartz.
w.. OMEN. Director.
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ever, conceded that commencing De
cember !, 1905, there shall be a reduc.
ton Of fifteen minutes in the work
day every six months until an eight
hour day is reached on June /. 1910,
and which shall be in effect thereafter.
The ratification of this agreement af!
fects 10000 men, who will now return
TO work at once.
The machlnists alone have not yet
signed the ratification. but It is be-
lieyed they will.
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.
occupied by the young married couple.
IL some manner shotgun, carried by
okey Bishop. was accidentally dis
charged. Both Wagner and Moore fell
TO the ground. the former with thirty.
five shot in his head, several OF which
penetrated his brain, and the latter
with wound In his neck, the jugular
vein escaping injury by about one.
sixteenth Of an inch. Wagner Will die,
but Moore will recover1 The accident
Is very much deplored by the people
In that nelghborhood, and Bishop Is
prostrated because Of the unintenton.
al and accidental part be played In
II, 81 < <. = q ~. 81 '
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

Mr.. James Haggerty is the guest of
bis mother at Clarksburg.
Miss Grace Pickett was the gues.
Of relatives in Grafton yesterday.
Miss Virginia Abbott has returned
after a few days visit with friends in
Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

The boat excursion to Morsantown
tomorrow on the steamer Leroy has
been called OF. The Leroy will re
tarn to Plttsburg tonight and will con.
rey an excursion out of PIttsburg to.
morrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08
NEWIP0OEROOMI COMES TO
GOVERNORS KNOWLEDGE

NEW Il:N YORK sookMAKER opg.i
RATING PLANT Ar GOLFERS
SINCE LAST WEpNEspAY-THE
STATE EXECUTIVE ACTING ON.
INFORMATION II y I FURNISH I |. ED ny
PlTTssURef NEWsP PAPER SENDS
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
TO BROOKE COUNTY PRosEcu.
(; TOR AND JUDGES.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

All members of White Oak Camp No.
20, W. o. W, are requested to meet
at their hall Sunday morning. June
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

Powerful Pleas BY. Noted Lawyers on
Both Sides Of the Case Occupied the
Court Until Midnish, Thursday :
Jury Out Three Hours Before They
I Reached Verdict
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

H H'=H
INFORMATION FU RNlsH ED Bys
PlTTsBURef NEWsPAPER SENDS!
SUPPLEMENTARY oRnArioN
TO BROOKE COUNTY PRosEcu.
TOR AND JUDGES.
"a
CHARLESTON, June Governor
William NJ. o. Dawson received later
Information yesterday afternoon to
the effect that Eagene 81 Farras of
New York, one Of the most celsbrat-
ed bookmakers In America had open.
ed plant at Golfers, a small town
on the Pennsylvania railroad, also in
Brooke county. The business Of he
gamblers has been so prosperous tha.
competition was invited.
The information came through thes
chronIce-Telegraph Of plltsburg and
Governor Dawson was prompt To-
lake action. He telegraphed sup.
Elementary instructions to Prosecut.
Ing Attorney George w slcc cleatys
and to Judges Nesbit aud Heryey.
suggesting that Injunction proceed.
ings be brought at once, no doubt
-l,fa.s
on the ground that The pool rooms
are public nuisanees.
The Farra plant was only opened
yesterday and It's existence viii be
Of short duration as lhe ofieers ot
the law will act promptly unless ithey
want to hear from the governor. The
belief Is here that Judges Heryey
and Nesblt will lose no time In seeing
Governor Dawson yesterday made
public the following telegrams, The
first being from the Chronicle e.Teles
sIdpn duu lne otner DIS reples mere
TO:
Plttsburg, Pa, June [, 1901.
Gov. W. NJ. o. Dawson,
Charleston. w Va.
"a second gang Of Plttsburgs gambs
lers under management Of Eugene
A. FaTa, Of New York, opened q
terday and are getting special rates
On Panhandle from Pltisburg. There
Is brisk competition for .ylctIms be-
tween Collier and Virginia Station,
crowds and free tickets are thavkei
about streets here.
a. Chronicle TelerraSas
June 6 1s67.
Telegraph, h
Plttsburg, Pa
Your telegram of d TO-DAY; ana eonIss I;
,t your newspaper received q ,s 3 ss5t (
you letter with Enclosures 5ysster.
lay. Have wired your last teieer,an,
o prosecuting attorney. and iasress;
Please keen me advised.
VIM n q ,s wso,
ce Governor. fri,.
-
June 8 1901.
Judge II. G. Heryey.
Referring to my letter Win Ipclos.
1res Of yesterday / lust have tsls.
;ram from piftsbntg !, 81 yi,g !, s,bs,t
second gang of pittsb,irgsi sisI5S ~ ] 4 Mil mbIsss
opeped pool room Al ! coiiIets + ,y;ss,sl,I
iay and are getting snsslsi -ssss, s Z,
Panhandle railroad from pitI.sSrvs -
nat place, that tbere I 4 MAJ I'm.
petition for victim. batvas,' scoliiss, Z.
md Virginia Station, and 5iSsi etsssS
tickets are bawked about StSs st,ss,s.
II pIttsburr, Have wired M Sls,o,,.
nation to proseet \. = ; 4 tfof5sSS
Wellsburr. and surrested 7tSat nl..s.
be closed by Iniupetlon (.
VIM. N. o Daxson
isssrro,
Same to Judge Frank YssSit
1Srs m 4 iaay;
49,. ", !. - s y ~ y asys'
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tGoyenori

Believing that they can operate
without let or tindrance because the
legislature knocked out the license
provision, the race track gamblers
have swarmed over lie State line
from Pittsbarg and opened up d big
plant ss Virginia Station. On Tie va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

Heavily galvanized. large size, ap.
proved by Post Master General. spe.
clal price with your name, 90c.
ECONOMY STORE,
It. 393 Madison STRAIT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08

Miss Mayme Cole. of Grafton, has
returned TO her home after a brief
visit with friends In this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-08
CLOUD DiBURST
KILLS Thirty
IN KENTUCKY
WHOLE TOWN WIPED OUT BE.
FORE SLEEPING INHABITANTS
HAD TIME TO ESCAPE FRos
WATERS.

LOUISVILLE. BY. June s.-Thirty
persons rerlshed In a cloud burst
which destroyed the town Of Grady.
VILE. Adalr county. last midnight.
Many bodies have been already re.
covered and several others have been
sighted in the debris of wrecked
houses. Nearly every residence In
the town was swept away. The town
is situated at the. junction of two
creeks. With the bursting of the
cloud the water rose SO rapidly that
the sleeping inhabitants had no pos.
sible time to escape.
DUQuoIN, ILL.,, June Sat midnight
a cyclone swept over the residence
section Of this town which wrought
damage aggregatlng many thousands
Of dollars. A number Of persons were
seriously injured, but no deaths arc
reported. A vast area of the country
suffered damage and railroad traffic
is demoralizei.
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SENSATIONAL TRIAL AT MARLIN.
TON COMES TO CONCLUSION
FRIDAY, WHEN JURY BRINGS
IN AfvERDlcT OF GUILTY WITH
REC coMmENDATIoN OF iMPRls.
= oNMENT.
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two beautiful solos was almost faalt.
less. Mrs. Fitch responded to an en-.
core by singing "Hawley's Sweetest
Flower that Grows"
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Chronicle Telegraph
June 6, 1901.

Chronicle Telegraph,
Plttsburg, Pa.
Your telegram Of today and copies
Of your newspaper received Sent
sou letter with Enclosures 5yester:
day. Have wired your last telegram
to prosecuting attorney and Judges.
Please keep me advised.
@s WmaM. o. Dawson,
Governor
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tcoatl1aed soa p,a. Elaht)i
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01

LikPra gengur al 40 sjdklingum 1
Laugarnesspitala og limafallssyki ao 81. En-
utan spitala }ikpra a021 og hin veikin az 80.
DAD veroa alls 4 landinu 81 likPrair og
SO limafallssjdkir.
Skyrslurs SCI a engan holdsveikan Mdla-
syslum ne Skaftafells ne Stranda, hvort sem
pa0 er MI arei0anlega visit eoa ekki.
Fakkun holdsveikra / Iandinu nemur &
Pessu niu ara timabili alls meira en- priojung,
eoa um 81 per cent. Er PAD oneitanlega
goour arangur af barattunni gegn psssum ILL
rnmda sjnkd6m. arangur, sem menn az vfsu
gatu bhist vi0 samkvemt reynslu Noromanna
og annara Pj0oa. par sem lfkt hefr sta0io q.
Au6vita6 cru Aeiri holdsveiklingar her a
landi en- aknar vita UNI nnna eoa vissu / ars-
lok 1905. Svona var PAD og 1886. Eftir
seinni skyrslum vita mem MI, ao pa hafa YER
is az minsta kosti 22G holdveikir / stao 1880,
sem skvrslan fra Pvf Ari nefnir. En- eg Won
asst eftir PVT, a0 h]utfellslega vanti ekki Aeiri
MI en- pa, liklega heldur ferri, par sem PAD
cru laknarnir, sem MI tel ia, en- pa voru Pao
hreppstj6rar.
Aaeioingar at fekkuninni er sg Pegar
farinn az veroa var VIC. Aos6knin til ..spftal-
ans er az minka. Fins og kunnugt er, var
etlast til, 40 par yrou um go sjdklingar. Az
uppjafnaoi he6r sjdklingatalan par eftir ars.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01

,,pa6 var bara elm GALL a pessu blessa0a leik-
f6lagi okkar, Kink".
,,Hva6 var pao::" sagoi eg og stundi vi0.
,,Vio attum ao hafa Balaam meo okkur".
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01
Holdsveikin q Islandi.

I'm holdsveikina q Islandi hehr Sem.
]sknir Bjarnheoinsson gefo isl. bl0oum svo-
latandi skyrslu:
Holdsveikin renar her a landi. Dad er
arei0anlegt.
Arslok 1896 vissu MEM UNI $50 holds
veiklinga.
arslok 1905 vissu laknar um ia holds
veika.
AT Peim atti 81 heima 1 holdsveikraspft-
alanum, en- So voru utan spftala. peir skift.
asst svona a l0gsagnarumdami landsins QPr.
-likhrar Lee linz 60 lsci1nk nrA.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01

svo k0ppunum fran a mitt leiksvioio, og par t6ku
peir h0ndum saman og heilsuou kurteislega ao
forum riddara SID. Mike var rBkalli spengilegur
eg snotur asJndum / harau6um hosum meo granu
belti UNI sig miojan. en- him %naunginn var peim
nun lubbalegri; ham hafoi tekio af ser skona og
gekk 4 sokkalestunum, og ermarnar hafoi hann
brett upp ems og %slatrari; ham var / v10um br6k-
UNI og 4 peim var 0nnur skalmin halfu styttri en-
hin, og skein par 1 bera f6tleggina MILL peirra og
sokkanna, sem teplega na5u upp fyrir okla.
,,Herrar minir!" segi eg amexik0nsku skr1pa-
mali: ypio berjist i priar m1ndtur svo taki6 pio
hv1ld. Byrjio pio nd!"
Svo f6ru peir saman. Mike var heldur en- ekki
vigamannlegur og 90 az bondanum med 6ttalegu
handafumi, en- ham virtist engan gaum gefa peim
.aogangi, en- hengdi ni0ur handleggina og horf0i 4
faturnaa Mike ems og bar vari kyr sem ham ntl-
ADJ ao mj6lka og ham vari hrnddur UNI az hun
mundi sla sig. En- annars hreyf0i ham hvorki legg
ne li6 panga0 til ham alt emu r6ttir hendina upp
lotto ems og ham vBri ao f1agga jarnbrautarlest,
og / peim svifum rGttir Mike horum hnefann og
satlar a0 senda hann af 0l.u a1i framan 4 nasir
heima- alningsins. En- pegar pangao kom var eng
inn heima. Strakur hafoi vikio hausnum til hli6-
ar rGtt 1 TINA til pess aokomast undan h0gginu, og
svona gekk PAD hvao eftir anna6. Mike sl6 hvert
vindh0ggio q fetur 00ru, honum var 6m0gulegtao
hitta pennan kuabjalfa, ham var allur a burtu ao-
ur en- hnefnn a Mike komst halfa leio, og loks var
Mike or0inn lafm6our af peim eltingaleik. Pa for
him alt 1einu az TAXA saman hndana a h@gri hend-
.inni, og er ham haf6i safna0 0llum peim k0gglum
/ elm b0ggu], pa sendi ham pa6 alt emu vetfangi
framan 1 %snjaldri6 a Nike, og lenti BENT framan a
neori skoltinn og af pv1 vara pl l1kur smellur ems
og boroi vari slegi0 4 hrablauta uxahd0. Mike
autti kerlingar par sem ham kom ni0ur MILL kass-
anna a g6ltnu, og lmvatnsh6skurnar fugu i ALTAR
attir 1T fra honum. Egg gat' ekki verio ao telja
sekdndurnar, sem ham la par, en- pRr voru bysna
margar, og ham hafoi naumast n6gu mama me6-
vitund til az TAXA eftir pesst hattar ath0fn, svo az
PAD var Pess vegna hreinn Oparf.
Egg gekk fran a leiksvioi6 og avarpa0i lj 6inn.
Egg TEX 0llu andstreymi me5 jafnaoargeoi, og brosi
pa jafnan er NEST blas 4 mott.
uFrdr og herrar", segi eg. ,,Signor Kalfur hef-
ir unnio. Egg samfagna-", lengra komst eg ekki
pvi az pa klappaoi Kalfur a 0xlina a m6r:
,Pd n@st, Papriki!"
,,Hvao pa, eg!" segi eg.
,,Pd nast!"
,,Kann ekki", segi eg og ypti 0xlum.
,.Jd, p1 kant nog til pess. Lattu q pig gl6fana.
Og eff pd ert ekki n6gu vela5, Der, pa @tla eg az
kenna per og 0llu pinu hyski, aour en- via skiljum
kveld, pa lexiu, sem pio megio. muna".
Og allur ly6urinn Bpti az, MGR og siga6i amig