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La Junta tribune., 1907-04-13
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
PUEBLO. Colo. March ~, 1907.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcEl
PUEBLO. Colo March ~ 1907.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of hi, claim, and that said proof will he
made before United States Land Office at
Pueblo. Colorado. May II, 1901 viz
Charles L. Lance, II T.. Hiss. for the sonth
west quarter southwest quarter. section 81;
southeast quarter, southeast quarter section
-, township ri south, and lots and ;, section
3. township % south. range rs west.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: George Il. Round. Mrs.
Robert Pleuder leth, Anna Il. Clark, Annie ID.
Round, all of La Junta, Colorado.
;. A: ABBEY, Register,
First publication, March 10. 1907.
Last publication, May I, 1897.
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-13
Motto. for p.s,,e.,,en.
uSIrKp STATES LAND oyrIcE.

UNITRD STATES LAND OFFICE,
Pueblo, Colo. March ss. 1901
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention u1 make final proof In sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before Clerk of the District Court at La
Jiinta, Colorado, on May IL. 1907, wiz
James Valentine. II. L. 1921, for the south
west quarter southeast quarter. southeast
quarter southwest quarter. section 1; north
east quarter northwest quarter. northwest
quarter north enst quarter, section ., town
ship ~ south. range IS west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiyn-
tion of said land. viz: Tom Marshall, of Las
Aminas, Colo, Geors. McCauley, of Yeiser,
Colo, Frank &. Bassett, OF leiser. Colo,
Charles II. Bodtish. OF Las Animas, Colo.
). A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication, March ~, 1897.
Last publication, May I. 1907.
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-13
Grand Ball.

A grand ball will be given by the
Bent County Hall Association at the
Horse Creek Hall, Wednesday even
ing. April "a. 1907. Rocky Ford
music and a good supper. Every
body invited. Come and have a
good time.
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-13
ve AND oown TINE VALLEY.

A Bent county sheep feeder sold
100 lambs on the Kansas City mar
ket last week for $3.50 per cwt.
Sixty-four carloads of sheep, 49,
600 head, were shipped from the Las
Animas stock yards last Friday.
Around Ordway 7O2 acres will be
devoted to cantaloupe culture this
season and 1872 acres around Olney.
The vote on bonding the town of
Ordway in the sum of $40, 900 for
putting in new water system and
increasing the supply. was practical
ly unanimous in its favor.
The bank of Ordway is soon to be
nationalized and will be known as
the First National Bank of Ordway.
The necessary papers for making
the change have been already sent
to Washington.
c. c. Whitecraft, of Swink. has
made arrangements to establish a
cement block factory at Wiley. Mr..
Whitecraft has complete outfit
for this work, including steam
mixer. He contemplates making
brick. tile and cement fence posts
later. Lamar Sparks.
| Rocky Ford went dry for the
| third successive time last Tuesday,
the no-license candidate for mayor.
X. NJ. Rollock. receiving a majority
of 3iS out of total vote Of $50. The
victory was a decisive one, and
means that Rocky Ford will be a
dry town for all time to come.
/ Rocky Ford went dry again this
year by an increased majority. With
the extensive irrigation works of
Swink only six miles away, Rocky
Ford people can bear their fate
much more philosophically than in
the days when they had to travel
all the way to La Junta for eXhilara-
ton. Lamar Sparks.
/ Rocky Ford has rejected the offer
of the Fowler Pure Spring Water
Supply Company to supply that
burg with water Fifty thousand
gallons per day. the lowest quantity
named in the offer, would cost the
city over $4,000 per year, and it
was evident that the revenues would
not admit of this expenditure.
4 A green louse," or bug. is caus-
ing havoc in many of the wheat
fields up and down the Valley. Ex-
perts advise all who have wheat to
carefully inspect. the grain. and il
the lice are present in any great
numbers. to plow the fields before il
is too late to put in some other crop,
such as cantaloupes beets, alfalfa,
corn and potatoes. which this louise
does not feed upon.
Andrew Johnson, the suspected
murderer of Marshal Jas. H. Fris-
bic. of Lamar, for whom a five days
hunt was made by a posse Of sher-
/ ifs and citizens before his capture,
was arranged before the United
States district court in Pueblo last
Saturday on charge of holding up
a Rio Grande agent at Leadville sew
eral months ago and stealing several
sacks of United States mail. John
son pleaded guilty to the charge and
was sentenced to five years in the
| federal penitentiary at Leavenworth
Kansas. If Lamar officials secure
enough evidence to insure Johnson's
conviction of the murder charge he
will probably be pardoned and tried
in Prowers county for the murder
of Marshal Frisbie.
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La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
Old Timer Mere on . Visit.

Will P. Daniel. of Owensburg,
Ky. was in town Monday and Tues
day hobnobbing with old-time
friends. Mrs. Daniel is visiting her
parents in Rocky Ford Mr.. Daniel
left La Junta ten years ago. and is
still engaged in the music business
in old Kentucky. So many changes
have taken place in the old burg in
the last decade that Mr.. Daniel says
he would not have known the place
had he made his entrance into town
by the parachute route. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniels will remain in this
vicinity until about the middle of
September.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
Tssehers ror Next Year.

The public schools of La Junta
will open Monday morning. Septem-
ber 9th, at 8 o'clock. Students who
have conditions to remove should
report during the ensuing week to
the superintendent and make ar.
rangements for doing so.
1t is earnestly requested that all
new pupils report Friday morning
Of next week for enrolment. There
will be general teachers meeting
in the new high school building Sat
urday afternoon, September 7th. at
8 o'clock.
The teachers employed for the
coming school year are as follows:
Superintendent-Geo. l.. Hess.
High School-C. +. Griffin, l..
Dunlap. I. H. Masters, Grace Gar
rett, Mary English.
Supervisors Manual training,
Earl Curtis; music and drawing. Isa-
belle Troost; domestic science. Alice
Kendall, Ethel Draper.
Grades Miss Mary Davis, prin-
cipal No. /: Edwin Williams. prin-
cipal Columbian building.
Grade Teachers McAfee,
Adella Kelley. Mary d. Clark. Alice
Wieland. Elizabeth Sebree. Clara
Hill. Helen Laint. Anna Glaze. Sadie
Leonard. Emma Gehning, Miss Del.
ahoyd. Myrtle Baldridge. Blanche
Reckord, Florence Cook. Harriet
Reid. Elizabeth Gibbs. Janet Mackie
Mabel Cartright, Edna Cartright,
Leotta Thompson.
kindergarten Dean. Fran
ces Robinson.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
Death OF Miss Marssre, Barber.

Miss Margaret Barber died at the
home of her sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Car
ter, in North La Junta. last Sunday
after brief illness, aged l9 years.
6 months and 5 days. Miss Barber
came from Allen. Kan, about four
months ago, accompanied by her
twin sister, Miss Lizzie Barber. to
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Carter. and was stricken in the
full bloom Of young womanhood.
The funeral took place from the
Methodist church last Monday af.
ternoon. services being conducted
by the Rev. w. G. Barron, and in
terment occurring at Riverview
cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
Death Of Mrs. Grace PuIiin..

Mrs. Grace Pullins died at her
nome in this city last Monday morn
ing after an illness with typhoid ex-
tending over a period of several
weeks. Her husband, c. E. Pullins.
a well-known Santa Fe engineer,
died less than month ago of the
same malady. The attending cir
cumstances are particularly sad. two
little children being left fatherless
and motherless. Mrs. Pullins was
thirty three years of age and the
daughter of ]. c. Feigley, of Coun-
Gil Grove, Kan, to which place the
remains were shipped last Monday
night for final interment beside
those of her husband.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31

Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon.
Two brothers of Claude Maxwell
are now visiting with him.
Miss Margaret Edmonds returned
to her home in Denver "Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Maxwell
visited relatives in Sugar City this
week.
Maude Maucher and Nora
Forsee were Ordway visitors We'd
nesdav.
Mrs. J. n. Moore and daughter,
Vivian, are visiting relatives in
Ordway.
Miss Alice Hanen was up from La
Junta Saturday and Sunday visiting
Olney friends.
Miss Lillian t'orsee returned to
Ordway Thursday. after few days
visit with relatives.
Clayton Quigley died August 23d
of typhoid fever. The remains were
taken to Bluetield, Ohio, for inter
ment.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
Gard OF Thanks.

To the neighbors and friends who
rendered their aid and sympathy
during the illness and death of our
beloved daughter and sister.
we deire to extend our sincere
thanks. and assure them of our
grateful appreciation Of their
many kindly acts.
JOHN BARBER.
Mrs. J. ISAAC.
MRS. T. NJ. CARTER,
Miss LIZZIE BARBER.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
SUGAR CITY.

/ The beet harvest began Thursday
Miss West came in from Pueblo
Wednesday.
Mrs. Butler and George returned
from Pueblo Wednesday.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards,
Thursday. August 9th, a girl.
Rev. T. J. Runge's baby died
Monday after lingering illness.
Tuesday Miss Maggie Mirquis and
George He'll were united in marriage.
Mrs. Lancaster and Genevieve re-
turned Tuesday from Scott City,
Kansas.
Miss Ina Mosher and George Bates
were married Wednesday. They
have our best wishes.
Mr.. Carson blew in Monday from
Kansas. He will probably remain
through the campaign.
Mr.. W. F. Orr is visiting in
Pueblo and Colorado Springs on a
weeks leave Of absence.
The Missouri Pacific is erecting q
new section house Of considerable
size just north of the track.
Frank Stowell returned from the
hospital Wednesday. He is looking
thin and pale but says he feels pretty
well.
Mr.. Richards sister arrived for a
short visit Thursday. She has
charge of the congregational school
at Albuquerque.
On Monday Lee Salyer and family
returned from their outing. Lee
has been shooting big game and
busting bronchos to his hearts con-
tent.
The Sanger family has found
temporary quarters in the building
vacated by Miss Herman. Mrs.
Lancaster has taken possession of the
Sanger Block. recently purchased.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
/. Jun,. rhe.,er Booking. for se..o,

Manager Bourne. of the La Junta
Theater. has booked some frst-class
attractions for the coming season,
the series as whole being the best
that La Junta has ever been favored
with. The list, which is not as yet
complete. includes several high class
musical comedy attractions. includ-
ing the ever-popular "Burgomaster."
and George AIDES County Chair
man." also Primrose's. Vests and
AL. G. Fields Ministries, all of the
latter being the ultima thule of
burnt cork organizations. The list
up to date is as follows:
Lost in New York. Vanderbilt
Cup. Royal Chef. Florence Roberts.
Yankee Regent. Primrose Minstrels,
Rollicking Girls. Old Arkansas. Des-
perate Chances. Just Out Of College.
County Chairman. Arizona, Choir
Singers. Peck's Bad Boy, Alberta
Gallatin in Judith of the Plains"
Heir to Hoorah. Vests Minstrels,
Red Feather. Cow Puncher. Rich
ards & Pringle's Minstrel's. Allen
Boone, Show Girl, Two Merry
Tramps. At Vassar. Southern Skies.
Thorns and Orange Blossoms. Black
Crook, Tillie Olsen, Josh Perkins,
Mas New Husband. Burgomaster.
Uncle Tom. For Mothers Sake.
Holy City, Why Girls Leave Home,
Creston Clarke, Way Down East,
Painting the Town, Buster Brown,
Girl of the Streets. Al. G. Fields
Minstrel's, Texas Steer. Denver Ex-
press, Barry's Minstrels, What Wo-
man Yields.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
OLREY.

Henry Fishencord was in Pueblo
Sunday.
Prof. j. H. Moore was in Ordway
Monday.
Oscar Griswold is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Kate Beebee came up from
Ordway Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Money. of La Junta,
was in Olney Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. P. Smith return
ed home from Rocky Ford Saturday.
Everett McCombs died at the
home of his parents. east of Olney.
August 25th, of typhoid fever.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
Tale OF the Wild.

H. d. Garwood arrived home las,
Friday night from ten days out.
ing in the mountain districts con.
tiguous to Glen Park, where Mrs.
Garwood and daughter. Natalie,
have been rusticating for six weeks.
Mr.. Garwood feels much rejuvenated
after his close to nature stunt, and
claims to have landed the biggest
trout of the season during his briei
stay. This is not fish story. bu,
just a plain, ordinary tale of the
wild.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
Notice to Stockh oioers.

Tine stockholders of the La Junta
Sanitorium Association are hereby
notified that there will be meet
ing at the court house. september
26th. at o'clock in the evening. for
the purpose of disposing of the real
estate, personal property. ETC., of
the association to the La Junta City
Hospital Association.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JAMES F. kEARNS. President.
+. GARD EDWARDS, Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
SuIMk.

Buy money orders at the Bank of
Swink.
Open an account with the bank Of
Swink.
Bank money orders are cheaper
and safer than postoffice orders.
Mrs. Wiley McPeek is very i'll a.
her home with an attack of peri
toni,is.
Pay your bills by check on Bank Of
Swink, and your check will be a re-
ceipt.
Mrs. 5. W. Sinsheimer left We'd
nesday for New York City on an ex-
tended visit.
Frank Burshears went to Lamar
Thursday to take in the sights Of
the Prowers county fair.
D. Derringer went to Denver Sun
day to enjoy brief visit with his
family who are sojourning in that
city.
Miss Myrtle Purdy arrived from
La Junta Wednesday where she had
been the guest Of friends fer several
days.
Miss Ethel and Virginia Shier re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon
from eastern points where they have
been spending the summer vacation.
Mr.. Thornton. of West Virginia.
is assisting in the baggage room at
the depot, in the place of Tom Tubbs.
who has resigned and will go to work
at the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Reynolds and
daughter, were among those from
Swink who took in the excursion to
Denver last Sunday.
c. W Wells. from everywhere,
but lately from Dodge City. Kan.
was in Swink Wednesday and spent
the day with his old-tme friend.
Jim Harrison.
Mrs. Henry Blaise was called to
La Junta by the sad intelligence
that her father was quite seriously
injured by train at Lamar We'd
nesday morning.
F. d. Stoop. a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S:oop. who was fishing and hunt
ing in the Gunnison country, was
forced to return to his home in
Rocky Ford by sickness.
Fred Ashley got heavy behind the
bat last Sunday in the game between
La Junta and Las Animas. and con-
tributed his mite toward winning
the game for our sister city by a
score of II to 10.
Mr.. Mccall, who has been work
ing at Boone, was brought to this
city last Saturday. threatened with
an attack Of fever. His father ar
rived Monday to take care of him
during his illness.
K. l.. Todd left Wednesday morn
ing for Holly where he was called by
the death of his sister. who was
instantly killed by being struck by
train while crossing the railroad
tracks near that place.
w. F. Moore. the new meat mar
ket man. expects to be ready for
business by the first of the week.
Mr.. Moore has splendidly equipped
shop and will supply Swink residents
with the best the market affords.
Miss Maud Nunnelly. the comic
reader and entertainer. will give
recital at the hall. Tuesday evening,
September 3D. Miss Nunnelly is a
very pleasing elocutionis:, and Swink
residents who attend will enjoy an
evening of rare pleasure.
Swink streets presented quite a
city air last Saturday evening dur
ing the concert by the Rocky Ford
band. The selections played were
good and very much enjoyed by the
crowd. After the concert was over
the band played for a dance in the
hall.
Chas. c. Brown, superintendent
of the local schools. accompanied by
his sister. Miss Grace Brown. ar
rived in Swink Wednesday. from
Harbor Springs, Mich. where they
had been spending the summer.
Miss Brown will remain in the city
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-03-01

menn, a0 jarnbrautir landsins yrou ALTAR pj6o-
areign. pvf nast fer6i hann UIdungadeild-
inni frumvarp til laga um Petta NAL OF ger0i
par itarlega gren fyrir, hversu til skyld ha. a
svo ao Pvf yroi framgengt.
Ham r0kstuddi NAL slit me0 vmsun frxJ
legum skyrslum, og t6k par mccall annars+l i
samanburoar sysfarir jarnbrau,um her %
erlendis. Synd hann meo pvi, ao hvergi vac
jarnbrautaslys ems ti0 az tiIt0u og her
landi. Arin 1902 Ill 1904 h0fou t. d. he
lendum jArnbrautum daio af sIysum sex sin
um deiri menn en- a jarnbrautum bjooverj.
landl. 40 tilt6lo vi0 farPegafj0Id4 bege Is
Peirra landa, og seytjan sinnum neiri e.,
Belgfu. Kva0 hann Petta bera volt um, =
herlendir jarnbra utaeigendur hugsuou me-.
um fyrirhafnarlitinn 'ag6oa, en- pao, ao leg4:4
mikio kostnao til 40 tryggja lif og limu f.
Pega sinna. En- hins vegar sagoi hann,
Pessi d@mi s0nnu0u ekk ao haitian v;r,,
meiri jarnbrautum Peim, er varu einstal7,.
mamma eign, PVT a0 Belgiu varu Aestar ja1,
b1autir eign einstakra mama, ems og he
landi
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-03-01

23SSSsssssSSssS SSSSSSSSSSSSS354,
4 Helztu Vi6bur6ir :
Esssss@SSseseSs SssssssssSSSSses&
GrundvaIlarl0y MI samin fyrir hio
nyja bandarfki, Oklahoma (Oklahoma og
Indian Territory. Var
Grundvallar-l0g Pvi starfi lokio MIDI
Okahoma-r;kis um pessum manu0i, af
fultr1um rl<isins,e s,er til
;Pess voru k jj0rnir og h3fou Peir Pa setio vio
pam lagasamning 115 daga. Log Pessi hafa
vakio mikla eftirtekt her landi og vioa ann
arssta0ar, af Pvi ao pau cru hin fyrstu grund
>vallarlug, er samin hafa veri0 med tillti til
ndti0ar Parfa Pj0ofGlagsns her landi.
Markveroustu greinar Pessara laga
akveoi pau, sem par cru ger0 til Pess a0 af-
-styra Pvi, 40 einohunarf6l0g mai par Pv1 valdi,
er pau hafa 0orum rilzjum. Jarnbrautir all
ar rilinu veroa undir umsj6n rfkisstjornar-
>innar og fargjald fyrir hvern ful]or0inn
ver0ur a0 ems two cent fyrir miluna, e0a Prioj
ungi lagra en- pa0 er MI 0lum 0orum rfkji-
.um. Jarnbrautir mega engin namal0nd eiga
/ rfkinu. og enyin lind 0nnur frekar en- pau
Purfa nauosynlega ao hafa til Pess, ao reka
start slit; oil l0nd par sem kol cru j0rou
ver0a ril<iseign. Vim eoa aora afenga drykki
ma hvergi sell eoa veita a nokkurn haiti, og
Pao er ekli a0 ems vinsala, sem par er bonn
uo, ems og t. d. Norour- Dakota, helclur er
einnig baunao 40 Aytja nokkra afenga drykki
inn fyrir landamnri riI1isins, og Pung sekt vi0
logo ef uppvist verour. Bera ma undir at
kva0i almennings yms nvm@li, ,er miklu var0a
fyrir rixi0 (referendum): og senatorar peir,er
pa0 ril1 sendir mbandsPing16, ver0a kosn-
ir meo almennri atkvaoag agreioslu eios 90 aor-
ir pingmenn. kvenf6lki er ekki veittur at
kvae0isr6ttur sd tllaga var field meo farra
atkva0a num-
Log Pessi veroa borin undir ursku10 allra
ki0senda rikinu &. ag1st sumar, og bao
um, far pa fult gildi.
Hvert sambandsPing (congress) Banda
rf1zjanna stendur yfr two vetur. Him fyrri
yetur er Pingsetutim-
Hinu 50. inn margin manu0ir.
Sambandspingi allur veturinn og fran
S,+;a a vor, en- seinni vetur-
inn er Pingsetutfminn
mklu skemri: az ems Prir mAnuoir um midi.
an vetur. pngi var MI sliti6 !. b. m. og bar
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-03-01

MINNEOTA, MIMI, MARI 1907.
me6 endaoi hio SO. sambandsPing ,eftir Priggja
manaoa l6ggjafarstarf Pennan vetur. Hafoi
Pao m0rg st0rmal meo h0ndum og mccall
Peirra yms markvero nymei: og ping Petta
afkastaoi miklu fyrra vetur, en- Pennan vet
! ur var0 minna lir framxvamdum ems og await
will veroa anna0hvort ar, Pvf a0 pa er ping
tfminn of stuttur til al ttrnoa m0rg NAL.
DAD sem lengst nun halda uppi nafni
Pingsamkomu Pessa ars, voru nymal pau, er
par voru fyrst r@dd, um stj6rnarumrao yfr
au0suppsprettum landsins, Peim er par eiga
heima rfk nattdrunnar. Roosevelt forseti
var sannfarour uni, a0 sk6gum, kolum og
oliu andsins v@ri split og eytt sakir hir0u-
leysis, par sem hver t@ki PAD, er hafa vildi %
hugsa0i um ekkert anna0, en- hafa sem minst
fyrir miklum gr60a um stundar sakir. Delta
sa hann az ekki m@tti lengur lata vi0gang-
ast og pa6 v@ri skylda stj6rnarnnar a0
vernda Pessar auosuppsprettur og hafa full
umrao yfr Peim fyrir h0nd Pjo0arinnar. Ham
reyndi pvi a0 IA Pingio til ao semja log um
bann gegn pvi 40 kola- og oliu-lond pau, sem
enn Pj6oareign, yrou framvegis seld
hencur einst0kum m0nnum og f6l0gum. En-
pessu fdkk ham ekki framgengt Petta sinn.
Her mum bo ekki lati0 staoar numio. Nal
petta er MI komio a dagsskra, og 0ll Pj6oin
stendur bak VIC Pa0, svo a0 Pingi0 ver0ur
nau0beygt til a0 semja log pau um sf0ir, er
hun l1refst af Pvi.- Ding Petta er viofragt
oreio fyrir fjarveitingar. DAD hefr eytt meira
fe en- nokkurt annao sambandspng. Fjar-
vetingar Pess az me6t0ldum 0llum kostnaoi
b;p0i Arn fer t0luvert fran ar 1,S0O mil Jon
um dollara, en- p6 veroa UNI 20 milj6nir af
gangs fyrir n@sta fjarhag gstimabil
Margt hefr veri6 um pa0 rett her 1 aneli
sioustu arin, ao betur fari PVT, ao Pj6oin
atti ALTAR j ar n b ir
Jarnbrautir landsins, heldur en- f1ein-
t,i6aare;on ir rauomenn, er Ollum sam
g0ngum ra0a innanlands.
Opinberlega hefr Pvi mali ekk1 verlo hreyft
svo teljandi sc, sloan Bryan bar PAD fram meo
halfum hug og hvarf fra Pvi aftur af 6tta fyr
ir lyonum haust, er lei0, Pangao til MI, ao
senator Patterson fra Colorado Autti PAD NAL
aHskorulega, 1 0ldungadeild sambandsPings-
ins, sf0ustu dagana sem Pingio stoo. Ham
helt pvf fast fran, ao eftirlit PAD, er stjornin
her landi hefoi MI me0 iarnbrautum v@ri
einskis viroi, og par mundi koma, a6ur en-
beir varu allir dauoir, sem MI cru rhloaldra