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The evening world., 1904-04-28
STEAMERS CREW
STICKS TO WRECK
Craigneuk's Captain and Men
Remain on Board the Vessel,
Which Is Still Fast Aground
on Brigantine Shoals.

ATLANTIC CITY. April IS. Hidden in
a mush OF fog and driving rain. and
with an ugly sea %wabbllng around her.
the steamer Craigneuk. which went
ashore on Brigantine Shoals early yes
terdny morning. is still held In the grip
of the sandy beach. Tugs succeeded In
moving her about 100 feet at high tide
to-day. and another attempt will be
made to float the vessel at next high
water,
The gale broke about midnight. chop
ping more to the northward. II this
easedi the strain on the Craignouk, but
It did not lessen the battering of the
seas. They broke over. her in engulhng
masses, determined, 1t seemed. that she
should never leave the bed of sand that
she had found.
All day the men OF the Craig
neuk kept w the work of tightening the
vessel by jettisoning her cargo of Ma
tanzas sugar. Most of the freight was
taken out of the forehold. as the vessel
Is believed to be more firmly grlpped by
| the sands under the bows than in any
other part of her 200 feet of length.
There is a hope generally expressed
that Capt. Caldin. of the Craigneuk'
and his crew OF twenty-six men VIII
save their vessel. for 1t Is now known
that he landed his ship where 1t Is
through trying to perform an act OF
mercy.
He went out of his course to rescue
IA man belonging TO the fishing schooner
Gertrude. Of Newport, who had gone
aurlIt IN "A dOry. Ine weather was
thick and he got too far inshOrc, II
with nothing but magnetic bearings ne
had no means VI kHowIng where the
ieeway. the tide and gale were driving
the steamer until she brought up ON
The Cralgneuk's cargo OF sugar is
valued at 500, OOy. n every pounu OF II
will be jettisoncd II necessary, to save the
ship. The n~fe-SaVers describe her posi-
ton ns an easy One-thnt Is to say she
is not pounding and her wells show no
| water. Should SHE open w and another
gale does not interfere with the wreck
Ing tugs. her pumps will prove ade-
quate to keep her free until she can
reach n dry dock.
The man whom Capt. Cabin tried &c
| rescue came ashore in his dory at Bay
| head. twenty miles from here. He wa
unconscious. and when brought to sale
he was William mckinley. He remcm,
bered hailing the steamer and though
she turned toward him. Then the fol
closed her from sigh;, and he recalled
nothing more until he looked up into III,
rough faces of some sailor men at Bay
head
The evening world., 1904-04-28
COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened easy
to-day with the list 6 TO IL points lower.
This was due chiefly to tho bear pres
sure from Liverpool, Wire houses sold
crop months but bought new ones,
After the selling pressure llghtened the
market advanced somewhat on COW
ering.
The opening prices were: May, 13.4 to
l3.47. July, 1872 bid, August, 1886 to
1887: September. n.So bid; october. ll.aS
to II 40; November. 1l.3 bid; December,
ll.2j TO l1.S6; January, n.2l bid.
to 1883. May. l3,6i fiat; June. 1855 to
1857; July. 1915 to 1876; August, 1910
II. 1874: September, n.so to 1l.H: DC,
tober, ll.40 20 sl.4l: November, lbs
airy. 1l.G 20 ll.2S. The market closed
steady.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
SEEK TO END VOTING TRUST
Ontario and Western Stockholders
Want n Hand In It's Management.

Prominent Stock Exchange firms rep
%resenting over 1856, 900 shares OF the cap
ital stock OF the New York. Ontario and
Western Railway have addressed a pro-
test to Thomas p. Fowler. president Of
the road, urging him TO abolish the vot-
ing trust by means OF which the direc-
tors pcrpetuate themselves in office and
which gives no share In the manage
mellt OF the company 20 the stockhold-
erS. The stockholders declare that Mr..
Fowler promised nine years & to abol-
ish the. trust but that he has failed to
do SO because there remain outstand-
Ing forty shares OF the preferred stock
mortgage bonds.
A portion Of these sharss has been
lost and never Will be turned in, and
the stockholders declare that the Fow-
Ter faction Is taking advantage Of q
mere tec~hnicality to retain control OF
the property.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
Tie Hostess.
tFrom .hs Chicago Journal.)

NTFVEE IT 'WTNHhV JUUTHWT.I
To be a successful hostess nowadays
one must be all things to all guests
The outdoor girl who does not appre-
ciate rare editions of first proof etchinRs
and cannot sympathize with ones ma
MA for collecting miniatures wouhn
think a house rich in these treasures a
very duh spot indeed unless there were
adjacent golf link or skating to make
life cndurable. The grumpy oId
bachelor who does not care for exercise
Ssin scarcely go into ecstasies over nns
Wounds and Jumpers unless his en-
ihusiasm has beer warmed up by viands
done TO a turn and wines OF q vintage
he dotes upon.
The evening world., 1904-04-28

Dramatic enterprise in Poland has
received a grave shock. At a recent
performance there, scarcely had the
two comic servitors started their exa
cruciating business than n roar went
up from the audience. or laughter?
No. The noise vas hat of snecziag.
Every one sneezed. The din was deaf
ening. The curtain was rung down.
The explanation Is said to be that a
lady, excluded from the company. hau
revenged herself by sprinkling the the
atre with a pungent powder.
The evening world., 1904-04-28

Sewing Silk, 100 yard spools. &c. each
Large spooIs of Silk, 800 yds. &c. spool
John ]. Clark & Co.'S 500 yard spools
Basting Cotton. each
Brooks soft finish 100 yard spools
Cotton, assorted sizes. .15c. a dozen
Basting Cotton, 200 yard spools, in
boxes, regularly t5c. a doz., at. .1oc
Linen finish Thread, large spools,
, spools for lie
Mending Cotton, on spools, regularly
&c. each, at 2 spools for. ........1c
Mending Cotton on cards. black only,
&c. a dozen cards
Light weight Dress Shields, assorted
sizes. .4c a pair
japanese silk covered Dress Shields,
13c. a pair
Velveteen Binding. black and colors,
4 and 5 yard pieceS......oe a piece
The evening world., 1904-04-28

Alpaca Skirt Binding, black and colors,
5 yard pieces &c. each
Hooks and Eyes, black and white, as
sorted sizes. ......... &c. a gross
Hooks and Eyes, black or white, regu-
larly SC. a card. at &c
Craven Dress Shield Pins, regularly
&c., Sc. a paper
Waist Lengtheners, regularly Sc, at 1c
Safety Pins, warranted all brass, any
SlLe. ....... ......tS d papSI
Garment Fasteners, black or white, ?
sizes, regularly Sc, at. &c. a dozen
Lightning Needles. IS in case for. 1c
Dressing Pins. full count. &c. a paper
English Pin Books. ...... Sc. each
English Toilet Pins, our regular Sc.
quality. &c. a package
Hook-on or fancy pin top Hose Sup
porters. &c. 4 pair
Main Floor. Rear.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
MORE DELAY IN MERGER CASE

The hearing in the Hnrriman-Pierce
suit against the Northern Securities
plan for distribution of railroad stock,
Which was to have come before United
zfates Judge Kirkpatrick, at Newark.
alz1E being takcD until Monday. Vkay ..
The evening world., 1904-04-28

A wealthy bachelor OF Amiens has
Just died. leaving SIS. 600 each to three
ladies' whom, so ran his will. and tesla
ment. he had loved from afar from his
earliest youth. II seems that. owing 10
a horror OF being involved in u breach
of promise case, he had proposed
lion. in view NJ the triple route takcn
by his affections.
The evening world., 1904-04-28

doses regularly until my system was built
up, and | did so for three or four months.
occasionally | take n dose OF PaIne's Gel
cry compound now when the strain has
been n little too much for me.
'Bu' | never feel the awful smotherine
and hoar IT -futtering that | used 10 have
and II r. only very seldom now that /
really feel tired. | sleep and eat well and
my health Is excellent. Miss Beatrice
Darlington. ~ Washington square, New
York, Jan. 8. 1901. ave"
The evening world., 1904-04-28
Paine'S Celery
Compound

Learn what It IL TO be always al your
best. able to live your life for all that Is
In II.
Feel the eKultant thrill OF pure, rich
blood and abundant nerve force. made by
Paino's Celery Compound.
See how much more easily the trials roll
away.
Paine's Celery Compound is not a mere
stimulant-it gives the nerves Natures
nerve food-celeIy.
And through the inner nerves 1t acts
The evening world., 1904-04-28
Four Ribbon Bargains.

-Four Ribbon Bargains.
The prices are not matched
anywhere.
l0c., Value l5c.
Satin taffeta Ribbons, ; inches
wide. soft, bright finish Ribbons in
all the seasonable colors.
12c., Value 17c.
Taffeta Ribbons of a metallique
quality, 4 inches wide, made for the
Loeser Ribbon Store exclusively.
Colors are white, cream. pink, blue
and black.
l5c., Value loc.
Taffeta MORE Ribbons, 4 inches
wide, made in France, soft finish
and brilliant, much wanted for mil
linery purposes; colors are all the
seasonable ones.
1876, Value use.
Satin taffeta Ribbons, AZ inches
wide, soft, bright Ribbons, excellent
for millinery and crushed. sash and
glrdle effects. Seasonable shades
only.
Main Floor. Bond St
The evening world., 1904-04-28

upon the blood, making It pure and strong
ana red and healthy.
No othef remedy purihes so gently.
Painos Celery Compound Ia the one Spring
remedy that purines without purginE or
weakening the system In any way.
Doh't walt. Go to your druggIst.
Try P"ine's celery Compound TO-
day.
Take Just one dose when you 20 10 face
the hard part of the days trials.
See how much better you feel.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
1T GIVES ALMOST INSTANT EFFECT

Last spring I was very much run
down. and 80 weak that the slightest ex-
ertiou exhausted me- so that ] would have
to sit down and walt until | could catch
nv breath and for my heart to stop fut-
tcrinR.
II remember the day / took my FIRST
DOSE OF Palnc's Celery Compound. While
visiting n friends house | had n weak
spell. The medicine did me 20 much rood
that on nv way home ! bought n bottle,
THE RELIEF WAS GREAT.
II decided | would keep on taking little
The evening world., 1904-04-28

Garter Elastic, fancy frill, .%-yard
length. &C. each
FeatherStitch Braid, assorted patterns,
&c. a piece
Girdle Forms, assorted styles. &c. each
Button Kits, containing shoe buttons,
needle and thread. 1913 Sc. each
Tubular Shoe LaceS, A, &c. a dozen;
Sd. 4c. a dozen
India Tape, 6 pieces, assorted widths,
lOT ...........
White cotton Tape, 3 yard pieces,
&c. a dozen
Tafeta Binding, all silk. black, white
and colors. .4c. a piece
Serge Betting, white only. sec. a piece
Large rolls of Cotton Tape, 24-yard
pieces. ...... &c. each
No mail or telephone orders filled.
None sent c. o. D. Quantities to each
buyer restricted.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
CURB STOCKS QUIET.
Northern Securities Sells Down in
Market That shows Few Changes.

Outside securities showed few changes
to-day. while trading was quiet. North
ern Securities sold down a fraction. The
bid and asked prices of the principal
.,~urhNc.1CkR were.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
A Great Underprice Notion Sale.

One of the broad fine vnuegvng sales for which this 0ek amoB-ne event which must
interest drSmakS as veil as every one who has home sewing to 10 this Spring Thousands of little
are concerned Each is Of heS same reliable, hghgade standard that Brooklyn women have
to expet here and each to be had for price very much below the lowest OCULAR prices any
where
One Of the best chances to fill the sewing basket that have ever tena announce hnaboh:
The evening world., 1904-04-28
The Closing Quotation,

To-day = highest, lowest and closing prices
ana nee changes tIum yesterday 5 C.oslnk
ni.r's - lrum IHst recorded SAFE are as toi-
lowt:
The evening world., 1904-04-28
STOCKS SLUGGISH,
WITH PRICES MIXED
SpeclaItias Led the Market,
While Steel Preferred Was
in Demand and Claimed a
Big Share of Attention.

stocks were again dun to-day. with
prices huctuating. The news of the day
was both good and bad, but the morkct
seemed to be waiting for something. the
ihhama payment or another move In
'he northern Securities case, but what
ever IL was 1t practically topped trad
lhg' me railroad reports for the most
part were bad. and Erle's was ospecl-
any So while st. Louis Southwestern
was Il close second. The stock of tho
last named road. however, was not af-
iected. On the contrary, It advanced,
"hile Erie, after being strong at the
opening. declined.
~ was a day of specialtles. Brooklyn
CHloh Gas made a gain of points.
Consolidated Gas was stronger. and a
specialist in the stock bought about all
offered.
me news OF the Norfolk e. Western
bond issues was not well received and
the stock lost about / Ia per cent. T'he
traders who recently sold Steel preferred
ireeiy were free buyers of the issue to-
day, with the result that the stocS was
"''uus anu 1T times strong. Tile shorts.
however, showed no disposition TO cover,
and 1t is NOW that ono big man left
FOR Europe short 10000 shares Of Steel
preferred, His broker asked him what
he was to do II the price advanced
u" not worry about that" was the
reply, 81 am not worried. and when 1
return Will have n good profit"
y Rock Island tip came from better
sources than usual. The stock Is said
to be worth more than tho price at
which II is selling and there are rutnors
that before the year has passed that
much talked OF dividend on the COM
mon might become II reality.
The announcement that the Panama
payments had been made both to the
Panama Company ind To the Republic
OF Panama was received listlcssly, as all
news of the day was received.
The market closed generally lower
with business almost at a standstill.
The total sales of stocks were lT2, zoo
shares, and OF bonds s.. O64,OoO.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
There Are Hints for Economy Here.
A Cotton Shirt Waist Sale.
Very Little Prices.

The other day a little woman hurried,overtosasa
counter where a great crowd had gathered, ex-,I
claiming as she went: "Where there's q crowdl
like that there's a reason" She came awayi
again with the remark ''There was q reason. II
never saw such cotton Shirt Waists sold so cheapd
before" There is a moral to this modern fablei
do not miss the following unusual offers 'for,I
tomorrow:
75c. Shirt Waists, 4oc. OF Bedford cord, white.gsomdt
with small black figures, made with full fronts; also madras
Waists, in pretty stripes and colorngs and white madras efeets-
$500 to $3.50 Waists. osc. Of mereerhred silk ging-|
ham. in pretty, solid colors, stripes and figures, made With
plated front, pearl buttons; others or imported Alexandrecloth i
made with plated front; also ten different models, In whtas|
lawn Waists, pretdly trimmed with lace and embroidery. \
$3.25 White Madras Waists, Sl.2o. With pretty<
mercerued stripes, made with plated front and finished with
large pearl buttons.
Silk bingham Waists, $1.7o. In pretty and dsinsysI
c~oorings, box plated front.
Second Floor. centre. Central Building.
The evening world., 1904-04-28

The announcement that the Panama
had been made both TO the
Panama Company n To the Republic
OF Panama was received listlcssly, AS all
news of the day was received.
The evening world., 1904-04-28

The total sales of stocks were liz, 200
harcs, and of bonds s., O64,OoO.
The evening world., 1904-04-28
YOU WILL FEEL BETTER
AT ONCE!

Feel for Just One Day the ExuItant Thrill of
Buoyant, CHEEKY, Confident HeaIth-The
Abundant Nerve ForCe-The Rich, Pure,
Red Blood, Made by the CeIebrat-
ed Nerve VitaIizer and Tonic
The evening world., 1904-04-28

IL was a day Of specialties. Brooklyn
Chioh Gas made a gain of 3 points.
Consolidated Gas was stronger, and a
specialist In the stock bought about all
offered.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-07-01
safnaoanna rann dag skull vario til heioingja tru-

safnaoanna rann dag skull vario til heioingja trd-
boos.
skolamalinu geroist rao, ao akveoio var ao
halda afram kennara embattinu vio Wesley Col
]ege 1 Winnipeg, en- stofna einnig samskonar en-
betti vio Gustavus Adolphus College / ST. Peter,
MINI. V0xtum h;ns ndverandi sk6lasj6os skal
skift jafnt MILL beggja fyrirtakjanna. 40 6oru
leyti annast sin nefndin UNI hvort fyrirtakio.
Gustavus Adolphus College lofast til az greioa
helming kennaralaunanna (mioao vi0 900 dolly.
Him helminginn leggur kirkjufelagio til. Helm
INCUR rentanna af skolasj60num ncmur um 200
doll. Svo til pessa fyrirtakis parf arlega ad safna
UNI 300 doll. Mega retta goo kj0r kallast. Cand.
Mag. Sigfds Bl0ndal / Kaupmannah0fn var kosinn
til ao gegna kennara embHttinu vi0 Gust. AID. Col
lege, og gera mem ser Won um az ham faist, p0tt
ekki half MEM vissu lyrir pvi enn sem komio er.
Fari svo az ham elk faist er nefnd peirri, sem
UNI malio f%jallar, falio a6 dtvega AMMAN mann /
embatti0. Ma tetta mikio ramfaras por kalla og
vonandi fagna pessu allir 1slendingar / Bandarikj-
unun og fnra ser bad / nyt i s1num TINA.
B.B.J.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-07-01
Fra Kirkjupingi.

BAD var haldi6 1 hinni nyju kirkju Fyrsta
ldterska saina0ar Winnipeg dagana 1870. jdni.
| Acknowledgment cru LII 81 s0fnuoir og 10 prestar.
A ressu Pingi satu 8 prestar og so crindsrekar
safnaoanna, ennfremur fehir0ir kirkjufGlagsins;
voru %Pingmenn pvi rettir 60 talsins. Dremur
a%okomnum prestum fra 0orum ldterskum kirkju-
fel0gum og einum 1slenzkum guofra6ing fra
kaupmannah0fn var veitt malfrelsi / pjnginu 90
s0mleiois nokkrum a6komnum leikm0nnum. Her
ao auki voru allmargir erlndsrekar sunnudagssk6l-
anna og bandalaganna.
Starstu malin 4 pinginu voru missi6nar-mali0
og skolamalio.
missionar-mdiinu geroist pa6, a6 s6ra Petur
Hjalmsson var med auknum launum endurkosinn
farand -prestur mccall prestslausra safna5a her /
landi og dkve6i0 az IA einnig sera sigtrygg Gu0-
laugsson 4 poroddstao a fslandi, hinga6 yestur til
ao Wilma ao missi6nar-starfi kirkjufelaesins.-
BAD nymnli var einnig teki6 til meofer6ar 4 bessu
pingi, ao kirkjufelagio fari az TAXA ratt / tr1boai
mccall heioingja, og akveoio var ao prestar skull
elm tiltekinn sunnudag a ari minnast heioineia
trdboosins / predikunum og peningasamskotum
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Helztu Vi6bur6 Sir.
(Framh. fra bl. ~.

r TdHll. lTa Vi. ~.
Gamli Kruger, fyrrum forseti Transvaal
lyove!disins, do fmtudagsmorguninn IA. jdli
bnnum Clarens / Swiss. Ham
Kruger var fnddur 10. oktober 1925 /
Damn Rustenberg / Suour-Afriku.
Faoir hans var b6ndi af lagum
attum, 90 drengurinn DIST upp vio fatnkt og
har0retti, ]andi par sem mjnnum var pa
st0ougt hntta bhin af villidyrum og bl0kku-
m0nnum. Paul Kruger vandist Pvi NEST vei0-
UNI o. vopna5uroi insku,og P6tti snemma a
gat skytta % araoinn i 0llum hattum, en-
b6knam fekst hann Tito vi0. Ham lnroi DO
az lesa, 90 las oft 1 bib]iunni timum saman;
a6rar bnkur las ham aldrei.
Ham var snemma hneig0ur til herna6ar,
og felix a sig hreistioro 1 vioureign Bdanna
vio Kaffira. Ari0 1868 var0 ham herforinoi
Bdanna, % fam arum sf0ar var hann kosinn
varaforseti PETRA. Ham var altaf him mesti
%fjandma0ur Breta, og vildi aldrei lata pa ma
f6tfestu / Transvaal. Ham t6k patti / 6fri0n-
UNI lSSO-lSSl, sem enda0j me0 of0rum
Breta i Majuba Hill. ARID 1888 var ham
kosinn forseti lyoveldisins, og brisvar var
ham endurkosinn. Vi0ureign hans vi6 Breta
i Bnastri0inu or Aestum kunn. Kruger lag0i
niour v0ldin o. for til Evr6pu i oktober 1900,
og reyndi par af 0llu megni a0 ia a0rar Pj60-
ir til a0 veita Blum LID. En- ALTAR bar til
raunir ur0u arangurslausar, % pa hnignaoi
honum 60um 40 kr0ftum bn0i andlega 90
likamlega, o. punglyndi hans ager0ist mj0g
eftir az seinni kona hans do, svo az hann hefir
sloan varla veri0 minimum sinnandi.
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Fretta Pistlar.
ERA frettariturum .,V1nlands").
HALLsoN, n. OAK, inli 1904.

HALLSON. N. DAK., Jull l9O4.
BORA 1ngibj0rg Ingjaldsd6ttir fra Winnipeg,
er i fero her a0 selja box, pa err hun hefir 1tpytt
eftir sera John Wesley. B0kin nefnist ,.Kristileg-
ur algj0rleikur'.
peir O. o. Magn1sson, II. J. Halldorson og o.
]. Halld0rson, foru til Quill Lake, ASA, 1 nnstl.
manuel til ao sko6a par land. Einnig f0ru selma
j. c. Magndsson og ]. B. Sveinbj0rnson. Allir
letu peir vel at landgnoum par og kvaou az inn
an skamms mundi veroa par Elm stnrsta islenzka
nylendan1 Amer1ku. Ais t6ku peir UNI 20 helm
ilisrettarl0nd fyrir sig og kunningja sina.
Margin dr pessu byggoarlagi foru til Grafton
pam 8. p. m. til ao sja syningu pa, err hinir vi0-
fragu Ringling Bros. heldu par. Allir voru auego-.
ir med syninguna en- flestir voru preyttir eftir
tro0ninginn / v0gnunum 4 lci0inni.
Heilsufar mama heGr verio fremur gott her /
Hallson-byg0 og mj0g fair hafa daio 4 si0astlionu
ari; en- fyrir stuttu andaoist gamalmenni0 Olafur
Llndal og viku selma andaoist Ragnhei0ur kona
hans.
d.. j. Halldorson um~boosmaour :,Grafton
Monument" -felagsins hefr CERT nyja samninga vi6
felagio og byour MI 10 pr6cent afslatt 4 6llum leg
steinum fyrir oakve6inn TINA. Einnig blour ham
prentu0 minnisbl0o q ensku e0a islenzku med
giltri grafskrift.
Tioarfari0 hefr veri0 mj0g votvi0rasamt. og
uppskeru horfur me0 versta mott. All margin
%byrjaoir ao plagja ni0ur PAD, sem SAD var 1 vor,
og slnmt dtlit med az hveiti troskist til fulls aour
en- frost koma / haust: og engi cru vida 6fnr fyrir
bleitu MI sem stendur.
II. j. WaUd0rson,
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GARDAR, N. OAK, jdli 1904.

Sunnudaginn 10. b. m. var sGra Kristinn X.
Olafsson settur inn / prestsembatti hja Garoar-
s3fnu0i. Tveir prestar Acknowledgements, sera Fri0-
rik J.Bergmann og sGra Bj0rn B.J0nsson ,t6ku patti
/ peirri ath0fn. Eftir innsetninguna pr6dikaoi him
fj0ldi var samankominn vi6 BETA tnkifnri.
MANNALAT: "a. f. M. anda6ist az Edinburg,
N. Oak, hdsfru Kristin Hanson, kona herra B. B.
Hanson lyfsala. Hun var ~ ara g0mul, greind
kona og vel mentu6.
5. b. m. LETT az heimili Gr1ms br0our sins /
Gar0arbygo N. Oak. H61mfridur Eimarsdottsr,
kona Bjarnar Halld6rsonar fra Ulfst0oum / Loo-
mundarfroi. Hin var " ara g0mul og haf6i lengi
pjaost af sj6kd6mskrossi.
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Fior6i juli d Mountain.

MOUNTAIN, N. OAK, ~. jdli 1904.
Fjoroi jdll ram upp hreinn og fagur. Strax
/ birtingu saust mem a gangi hingao og panga0
UNI bainn. Allir h0f6u hra6an vi0. BAD var aud
SEQ Il 0llu ao eitthvao var UNI ao vera og miki6
sto6 til. Eftir pvi sem llei6 morganinn fj0lga6i
folkio og ysinn OK. Kerrur og vagnar streymdu
inn / bainn dr 0llum attum skreyttir f0ggum OF
prilitum d1kum.
III. II ardegis var berinn or0inn fullur af
I'M islenzku byg0um / N. Oak. og Minnesota, az
aatlun UNI 5000 MAINS. ~Raoupallurinn og dams
svalirnar par ut fra voru pryddir fdnum, ddkum
og klnverskum ljosum mj0g smekkvislega CERT.
Kl. 1 e. h. hoist h~elgihald dagsins med rae 6um og
song. Ymsir h6ldu snjallar re6ur, og alt voru BAD
Islendingar, sem t0luou, en- mBltu a enska tungu.
Raoumenn minntust hlylega og viroulega frum-
byggjanna islenzku, sem l0g0u undirst0ouna und-
ir velmegun pessarar bygoar. S6ra Hans B. Thor
crimson var forseti dagsins og f6rst honum pa6 vel
og sk0ruglcga.
Knattleik preyttu Mountain og Akra og bar
heima fokkurinn lagrihlut. Ungar stdlkur a
Mountain preyttu knattleik Basket BalD mott
Edinburg med svo miklum r0skleik a6 par sigr-
uou Observation-Disclosures, og hefndu pannig fyrir
hrakfarir stallbreora sinna. Ymsar 1pr6ttir og
timleikar f6ru fran sloar UNI daginn, en- Islend-
ingar toku fremur litinn patti / peim.
Ytirh0fuo for alt vel og %skipulega fran UNI
daginn, ve0ri0 var akj6sanlegt, skemtunin goo
eftir Pv1 sem fGng voru 4. Var alment aliti6 az
petta vari s1 fj0lmennasta samkoma, sem Islend-
ingar hafa haft / N. Dakota. Allir sem hlut dttu
a6 mali og 4 elm e6a AMMAN haiti sto0u fyrir e0a
studdu az skemtapinni eiga p0kk og heiour skili0.
1. Y. Leltur.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-07-01
Prot. S. X. Hall.

Hraoskeyti fra professor Hall tilkynnir oss, az
ham half afraoio a0 TAXA kosningu peirri, er ham
hefir nyskeo h1otie, sem yfirkennari1 hlj65f@ra~
slatti vic Gustorus AdolpAus College / st. Peter.