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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
 Mrc TaIhot

Mrs l.. T. Talbot aged 50 years, died yesterday afternoon at her residence, 1924 Avenue l. The body will be taken to Columbus, Ga, this morning from the parlors of Lige Loy for funeral and burial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-20
F. T. Shaw & Son, Undertakers.
Green Undertaking Company.

Elmwood is the best and the only per petual lawn cemetery in the state. Take Powderly cars, both telephones
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-20
SEE STATE FAIR FAD"

Privileges and concessions now on sale. First come first serv- ed; no favorites. Office at Fair Grounds. No contracts made over telephone.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
Try, a business in which he is not an

Try, a business in which he is not an
amateur.
Some of our people will be interest
ed to know that Earnest Congo, of
Ramona, is taking a course in the De
Smet School of Telegraphy. The
young "a spent several weeks here
a couple of years ago and belong to
that class who will succeed because
he works faithfully for that purpose.
Mrs. Ed Page is spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Herrick, and her sister Miss
Clara is keeping house for Ed in the
mean time.
s. Ct. Ross, of Farnsworth, is spend.
ing a few days with Kingsbury u
ty friends. He has rented his farm
and making arrangements to move to
Carthage. 1t is hoped that a year of
comparative rest Will ~recuperate his
strength and restore his former vigor.
Albert Martin on Tuesday last start
ed for Canada with a purpose to take
a quarter section of government land
If the snow blocade has not prevented
he is probably now a prospective free
holder in the domain of his Britanic
Majesty.
Fred Brown and his mother are Wis
iting friends in Michigan.
w. E. Pratt and family are moving
to their home recently purchased in
De Smet. The family has lived here
something more than twenty years,
and it will hardly seem like Drakola
without them. w. L. has the distinc-
ton of being the only postmaster in
this place. They leave here with the
good will of our people, and our best
wishes go with them.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
WHY NOT VISIT CALIFORNIA

this winter7 Low round trip rates
are now in effect from all points on
the North Western Line, and there
will be an especially low one way
rate during March and April for colo
nists' second class tickets.
Daily and personally conducted
tours offer many advantages to the
traveller, among which is the service
of Pullman Tourist sleeping cars to
San Francisco, Los Angeles or Port
land, for only 500.
For free copyof folders, with large
map Of California, Oregon and Wash
ington and full information regard
ing rates and schedules apply to tick
ct agents Chicago & North Western
R'y. 20 At
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

We now have more snow than al
any one time for several years. The
roads at this writing n not broken
and people travel as little as possible,
Several III this locality have not fin
ished picking corn and the sdow will
seriously interfere with that work
There is also much grain to haul but
the roads will doubtless be opened
and kept open for that purpose.
Mr.. Varland has rented his half sec
tion farm to one Of his sons who has
not formerly lived here. He Is ex-
pected ~ move here in 4 short time
Az many know, Mr.. ". has not fully
recovered from injuries received sever
ii months ago, which i probably one
reason for renting bis farsn.
Peter varland il putting in biz
sp>re t)ne buying md shipping poui.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Frohlech re-

MT. anu MIS-. Il. Il. TIohiCSh ~
turned Wednesday from an extended
western trip. They spent some time
with Mrs. Frolech's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, G.. Collins, who reside at Wash
tuckna, Wash, whom they found we'll
and happy in the belief that Wash
ington is the only state that is tit to
live in. At Salt Lake City they met
r. G. Jacobshagen, who is clerking in
a large drug house in that city. While
Rob is we'll pleased with Utah. he is
thinking of throwing up his job. and
going to Goldfeld, New, this spring.
AT Denver, Col, they visited the fam
lilies of S. 3. Thomas and j. G. Bliss
and report Mrs. Bliss in very poor
health. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are
well pleased with their new home. AT
Grand Junction, Col, they visited at
Messrs. j. A. Johnson's, JAS. Lees,
w. E. Dudley's, n. A. Glasco's, Rob
ert Best's, Warren Walkers, Chas.
Batien's, and j. w. Craun's, all erst-
while Clark county, residents, who
are all happily domiciled in pleasant
homes, enjoying the best of health, a
delightful climate. a fine country and
the many natural advantages to be
found in that locality. While Pete
speaks of the west in glowing teri ms
a slight twinkle in his left W denotes
that South Dakota is good enough
for him and is glad to get back
Willow Lakes News.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

Walter Newport was in town Tues.
day. He went south Wednesday.
Henry Coulson, of Lake Preston,
visited with his brother Ed and fam
lily at this place a few days last week.
T. /. Robinson, of De Smet was in
town last Friday.
Mrs. Rumann, of Wisconsin, is
spending a few weeks with her son
Frad and family.
CMrs. Raymond Jepson and little
son were Lake Preston visitors Sat
uriay.
A. w. Stone went to Clark Monday
evening.
Mrs. G. r. Lewis went to Lake
Preston last Thursday.
j. III. Murphy was a De Smet visit
or Monday.
A. II. Hollister went down to Sioux
Falls Tuesday to purchase fixtures
for his new drug store in the Stone
building.
There was a dancing party out at
Chris Nelson's last Friday night.
Abba Hodges went to Sioux Falls
last week where she viii take a course
in dressmaking.
AT their regular meeting last Fri
day evening the Rebekahs installed
the following officers:
N. G.-May Lund.
". G.May belle Moves
r. Sec Elizabeth Larson
#. Sec. Mabel Coulson
Trsas.--Lu Coulson
II. S. N. Cd. f. Hollister
L. s. N. Gam ellis.
X. S. ". G.-~H. A. Thayer
Il. s. ". G.-Arvilla Hollister
Con.-Lena Harbs
Inside Guard Emma Stearns
Outside Guard-Nels p. Nelson
Chap.-Jennie Schenck.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
a. r r A N
v T I M E.
C. a. NV. r. r
BANCROFT.

Mike Tracy returned from Roches.
Ter Sunday where he went a week age
tor medical treatment. He is getting
! ong nicely.
w. r. Hubbard and son, of Yale,
were in town Monday on a business
Trip.
Roy Jencks has been suffering from
. bad attack of asthma and pleurisy
the past week.
Ed Whalen, of De Smet, was in
Bancroft Monday on business.
Byron Dill spent Sunday and Mon
day in De Smet.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheldon Monday afternoon.
Chas. Smith is suffering with some
bowel trouble. DR.. Dyar is in attend
ance.
Tommy Howard is slowly improv-
ing.
w. S Stahl, of Bancroft, Iowa,
came up Friday for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Albert Karsten.
Our bank is now open for business
and invites the public to come and
see them.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
LAKE PREsroN VICINITY.
the Times.

@'"
John Werner and George B. Hay
are arranging to ship a few head of
their pure-bread cattle to the Mitchell
meeting of the Live Stock Associa-
ton. p. E. Murphy will also ship
two or three of his Poland Chinas for
the swine sale.
The John Truhe half section farm
three miles west of this city, is now
the property of w. Z. Dodge the deal
having lately been closed. 1t includes
what is known as the j. E. Risedorph
quarter and the west quarter OF the
M. /. Elliott farm. II is a good farm
handy to school and to good markets
and MIR. Dodge has made no mistake
in it purchase whether for speculation
or as a permanent investment.
A, j. Schoenwether started Saturday
for the Chicago markets with four car
loads of sheep and hogs. The four
cars represent the surplus from his
farm and a bunch of hogs from the
farm of the Bank of Lake Preston,
east of this city. A. j, is making a
grand success of the sheep business
and raises good cattle and hogs be-
sides. He returned this morning and
reported the trip as quite satisfactory
w. f. Giles, of Los Angeles, Cal,
arrived from the couth Monday for a
visit at the home of his parents Mr.,
and Mrs. N. r. Giles. The younger
Mr.. Giles formerly lived at Groton
but is now manager of a stove com
pany out there, the same one in which
II. B. Mills is interested. He has just
closed a deal at st. Louis for the pur-
chase of ten thousand iron beds which
his firm will job out. The Giles are
holding a family reunion here this
week and all are enjoying the presence
of the member from the far west.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

The NJ. E. Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Denman next Wednesday
afternoon.
-Mallery a. White have some pack
ages of unclaimed laundry which they
will sell for charges this week. A good
chance to get shirts and collars cheap.
The subjects at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday will be as
follows; Morning, Conscience, Pro
and Con-" evening 1.-THE Sacred Can
dlestick."
IF. w. Stankey went to Estelline
Friday and purchased a Percheron
stallion of Robert Burgess g. Son.
The animal is a beauty and weighs
2.030 pounds.
The senate committee has report
ed favorably on a bill before the leg
islature for a 2 cent passenger rate
for 500 and 1000 mile books. Other
transportation is to be at q cents a
mile.
The festival Of the Virgin Mary
will be held at st. Thomas Catholic
church Saturday at 8 o'clock. Bless
ing Of candles will also take place at
that time. Sunday next the blessing
OF throats will occur.
AT the Congregational parsonage
Tuesday evening occurred the mar
riage of Miss Mae Smith to MI. John
Hollowell, both Of this vicinity, Rev.
z. HI. Smith officiating. Miss Z lorenzo
Hanson, Of Vienna, and Mr.. Vincent
Sherwood, Of this city, actedas brides
maid and best man. The happy cou~
pie took the train east that night for
. short trip. Congratulations.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
This May Interest You.

No one is immune from kidney
trouble so just remember that Foleys
Kidney Cure will stop the irregular
tiles and cure any case of kidney and
bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine. E. l.. Sasse
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
PIANO TUNING,

F. G.. Harms, who makes our city
regularly, will be here again on his
usual trip about Feb. 7th or Sth. Any
one wishing first class piano tuning
may leave their order with Nina
Sasse, music teacher.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
High Low


Taken up at the home of the undersign-
ed Monday. January 9th, 1907, one gray
gelding, wore raw hide halter, no marks.
Owner call and prove property and take
same away. X. j. BLOCK,
Ell Sec. 3O-111-55 20-3t
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
THE WEEKS WEATHER.

Below we publish the weather for
the week ending Wednesday, Jan.
oath, 1907, as recorded by j. H..
Hall, weather observer for this
section:
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
70 lANn

We are effectively organized to pusi
sales, and can PROMISE, Ii your price Ii
right and your terms favorable, 30 give
you rood and satisfactory service.
Yours for business,
Tho ~. ". P0xton Land Agency.
Of1ce In CAROLS Bank Building
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

DRgO oOvW oALE-Shermn'as Duroc
and Poland Sow sale Bookings Feb. goth.
Catalogue frees Is
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
NOTICE.

Having decided to do a cash business
this year we would respectfully ask those
indebted to US to call and settle at once.
HOLLISTER, The Druggist Erwin s. ID.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

White wyandot Cockrclls az 81 90 cash.
2 miles east of Bancroft.
1895 MRS FRED FLoTO
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

We have 10 sows with pig for sale for
cash es.rade. CHAS. REHFELD. Is
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
o. 030o.
Report OF the Condition of
The De Smet National Bank,

at De smet. In the state of South Dakota. at
close OF business. Jan 26. 1907.
RERoURCEs.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

STRAW6ERRTES--Havea few choice
Bederwood strawberry plants for spring
delivery. They have beer grown here
for six years. have never winter killed,
and never failed &c produce. Will fill or
GERS in turn at rs cents per hundred.
At Geo. w. Latin.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01
s NAP
LscHT 6RAHMAH cockRELLS.
Fine birds at rs cents each. WI. How
ard, De Srnet, s. ID. 2t
sSanson,s CHICKEN Remedies.

have a positive cure for Roup, Cankeri
and Gapes. Price. SOC "A quart. Cure
guaranteed or money refunded.
LESTER HANSON. De Smet, S. ID.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-02-01

The Standard bred stallion DeIbeck,
we'll known In this county, Is for sale for
cash or seured paper. Animal is one of
the best sires in kingsbury county. In
quire of IT. KAMMERER,
4 miles northwest of LAX Preston.
20-3t
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-09-01

en- varla er Pess ao ~venta, 40 svo margin
Vestur- fs(endingar aytii pangao, 40 f6lksekl-
unni verdi PAD nokkur veruleg bot, og slit
trdum yer PVT, ao vi0 pam innAutning fj6lgi
az nokkrum nun vinnuhjdum upp til sseita.
Einnig ma telja PAD visit, a0 meginPorri Vest
ur-lslendinga mum aldrei aytja a]farinn til
Islands. DER sem kynni hafa af h0gum mamma
og hugsunarb@tti her %vestra, geta beet UNI
Petta d@mt, og PAD @tti a0 vera h@g6arleik-
ur fyrir pj6oina a fslandi az komast az rett-
UNI skilningi a Pessu mali, svo a0a Pvi bygg-
list engar falskar vonir.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-09-01
D a a e g n.

Him 81. dag agdstm. LETT az beimili s1nu 1
Gardar byg6 Grimur Einarsson Scheving. Bana-
mein hans var talio hjartabilun. Ham for a fact
ur az morgri, frlskur eftir wanda, en- var damn XII.
10 f. m.
Helztu afatri6i Grlms sal. cru pessi:
Ham var faddur a Syoraloni a Larganesi IS.
febrdar 1880. Foreldrar hans voru Einar Schev-
ing, b6ndi a Syoral6ni, Stefanssonar priests a Prest-
h6lum / Ndpasveit. M6oir hans var Ol0f J6nsd6ttir,
honda ao Ndpum 1 pingeyjarpingi, Einarssonar,
priests az p6roddsstao / KIM
4 unga aldri futtist Grimur til s6ra Gisla JOINS
sonar, a6stooarprests az Eioum 1 Eioapingha og
Sigrloar konu hans Eiriksd6ttur og porbjargar
f0oursystur Grlms. Hja peim var ham til full
t10a aldurs, al ham reost vistfcrlum til ions honda
a6 Snj6holti / s0mu sveit. Eftir nokkur ar for
ham sem ra0sma6ur til Gu0rdnar Porgr1msd6ttur,
fatakrar ekkju 40 Klausturseli a J0kuldal. Mao
ur hennar, pa fyrir nokkru latinn, het Ofeigur, og
hafoi hun fyrir premur d8trum Peirra a6 STA. PBr
cru: Kristin, kona Siguroar Sigur6ssonar Isfelds
i Gardarbygo, og Ingigerour og Ingibj0rg, baoar
giftar og til heimilis 1 Selkirk.
Eftir nokkurra ara vinnumensku bar, kvantist
ham Guordnu, og bjuggu pau ao Klausturseli par
til. ari6 1876, az J0kuldalur eyoilagoist ao'mestu
af 0skufalli dr Dyngjufj0llum. pa futtu pau bd-
ferlum az Strandh0fn / Vopnafiroi og bjuggu par
eitt ar. ARID eftir 1875 bra ham bdi, og tutti til
Nyja-1slands med stora hopnum svokallaoa. par
nam ham land, og bio meefram pj66veginum Gina
milu fyrir sunnan Gimli, bar sem enn nun kalla6
la Grimsst05um, par til arid 1880, ao ham hutti
bl slit til Norour Dakota, nam par land og settist
az / Gardarbyg0, par sem ham bio til dauoadags.
Eftir tveggja ara veru i Dakota do Guordn
kona hans. Kvantist ham aftur tvemur til prem
ur arum sioar Margretu Samdelsd6ttur attaori 1r
Dalasyslu, og li6r hun mann sim.
AT b6rnum Grlms og Guordnar er eitt lifandi:
Einar, bdandi / Gardarbygo, kvsntur Gu6rdnu
d6ttur Bj0rns Halld6rssonaf, fyrverandi q Ulfsst6o-
UNI 1Loomundarfroi. AT selma hj6nabandsb0rn-
um Holmfriour, Kristjan, Albert og Agdst, 0ll
q uppvaxtarskei0i.
Grlmur hafoi marga kosti til ao bera. Eitt af
hans sterkustu einkennum var s~jalfste6ispra, bB5i
/ efnalegum og andlegum skilningi. Honum hum
aoist vel og %graddist fe, hvar sem ham var. Ham
var 6s6rhli6nn til vinnu og hirouma6ur a heimili,
og al 0liu %fyrirmyndar bdmaour, aogatinn i vio-
skiftum, en- sanngjarn og mamma hjalpfdsastur,
begar einhver purfti lids med. Ham haf6i skarpa
greind or ohaoar skoeanir / trimalum og felags-
nahum 0llum, sem fyrir lagu.
Bygoin heffr par g6oum dreng og nytum q bak
az sja..
Jar6arf0r Grlms sal. for fran 4. b. IN. ao vi0-
st0ddu miklu fj0lmerni. B. H..
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-09-01
Folksekian d fslandi.

Nokkrar fslenzkar fj0lskyldur og fAeinir
lausamenn hafa aptt bdferlum hGoan az vest
an helm til Islands, a Pessu ari. Margar cru
Par salir ekki t%alsins,en pc svo,a 0 aldrei hafa
40ur jafnmargir Vestur- fslendingar autt q
emu ari austur Panga0, alfarnir. pessu vir6-
kosti hefr veri0 ORD a pvf CERT i islenzkum
bl0oum, hive go0um vi0t0kum Peir half att 40
fagna er Panga0 kom; pau hafa einnig latio
f0gnuo i jos yir pvf, az vesturfarahugur Sc
MI 6oum 40 dofna og d%tautningar Pa0an a6
mlnka, en- hins vegar s6u a PVT g6oar horfur
40 Vestur- Islendingar fari MI ae Aytja helm
aftur, og telja PAD g6oan feng ao ia pa helm
aftur til Islands.
A lslandi er MI f6lkseklan eitt hi0 TIL
fnnanlegasta Pj6oarmein; en- PAD er einnig
him lj6sasti vottur um framfarir Pi66arinnar,
40 hun er MI farm ao inna til Pess hive fAmenn
hun erY Famennari er hun reyndar ekki MI
en- hun var pa, er vesturfarir h6fus,, og oft
hefr hun aour veri0 miklu f6lksfarri en- MI,
en- aldrei. hefr hun fundio til pess ems og MI
hive fali0u0 hun er. Hun hefr i0ulega um
PAD kvartao, hive margir veru 6magarnir, en-
sjaldan hefir henni fundist vinnuf6lksekla
vera ser til st6rbaga fyr en- MI. Serstakra
ossaka vegna Der meira q Pessu til sveita en-
vic sjavarsf0una, en- a0allega stafar pc oil
vinnuf6lksekla par af Pvi, ao Pj66in hefr nj
meiri PORT fyrir vinnukrafta en- han hefr
nokknu sinni Aour haft; hun hehr MI lart-
eoa ep 40 lara ao hagnyta ser margt sem
hun aour sinti enga, og hefr nj m0rgum ut
vegum ao sinna, sem aour voru latnir 6not-
aoir. HIN hefr lart az nota au0suppsprett-
lie landsins ymsar, sem aour voru henni alvey
huldan, og ser alt af aeiri og 8eiri, og larir az
betur og betur a6 haggnyta ser P@r, Pess vegna
eykst sti'0ugt p0rf fyrir meiri vinnukrafta, og
af Pvi er nj vinnuf6lkseklan Groin svo TIL
fnnanleg.
Til Pess al raoa bot a vandkva6i pessu
hafa lslendingar CERT tilraun til al koma q
innautningi til landsins, og hafa SOFT eftir
40 IA Noromenn og %jafnvel Finna til as Aytja
Pangao og s%etjast par az. Eitthva0 munu
Peir hafa' fengio af norskum sj6mannaly6 til
ueynMu>. en- ST mum raun vera q Groin, az BAD
hjdahald verdi landinu til litilla prifa. Nh
komu nokkrir Vestur-f slendingar helm bang
ao med Peirri fyrrsetlan, az s%etjast par a6, og
Pa oRnuoust augu landsmanna, svo ao peir
RSttust STA, a0 Vestur-f slendingar pessir v@ru
engus 6mannvaenlegri en- norsku sj6mennirnir,
Peicer par h0fou slarka5 via sjavarsfouna und-
anfarin ar, og %jafnvel Finnana vildu peir ekki
meta meira a0 6reyndu, Svo or MI PVT helzt
40 faggna ao observation-disclosures fari a6 Aytja
helm aftur til Islands.
Og hver veit nema svo kunni al fara. az
till Islands dytji altar allmargir dr vorum hop;
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-09-01

amalum mccall Vestur-1slendinga, ao minsta
Aosti nun PAD vera bl00um Peirra ofvaxi0 ao
aytja PAD erindi svo sk0rulega ao hrff.
MI erh6r q fer0 mccall Vestur. f%slendinga
hr. Einar Il j6rleifsson, a0 PVT er viroist + peim
'erindum ao freoa pa um fslenzk stj6rnmAl
oog vekja ahuga PETRA a Peim. Ham heGr MI
't1utt fyrlrlestur UNI PAD efni a ymsum st0oum
1 bygoum PETRA, og hafa bl00in aug]yst
r@kilega hvener ham Aytur fyrirlestur sim
a hverj jun sta0. Ham er hestum Vestur.f IS
lendlngum kunnur; Peir vita alEr, sem a0ur
hafa til hans heyrt, a0 PAD er goo skemtun og
honum er lagi0 a0 segja fra skyrt og greini-
lega, og enginn, sem til Pekkir, mum um PAD
efast, az hann geti aestum 00rum fremur CERT
Petta NAL lost Peim, sem a ham hly0a. pessi
fyrirlestrafero hans er a0 m0rgu leyti heppi.
leg tilraun, til az fra0a notwithstanding
UNI stj6rnmala barattu Pj66arinnar, og einkar
vel til Pess fallin a0 leioa / lj6s, hvern ahuga
Pe'r hafa a NAHUM Peim, sem par cru MI efst
a dagsskra; en- %arangurinu ver6ur ao likind-
UNI sa helztor, a0 syna hverju sa ma0ur far
"SAAAo' AhuH SoCuI FdhlO uCf Vdrdll6Q-
an :ahuga a Peim NAHUM, e0a ba0 tekst ekki,
og alt s@kir aftur / SAINT hort og pa6 a0ur
var /.
Visit er PAD, al takist honum ekki az
vekja ahuga mamma a pessum NAHUM her
%yestra, pa yroi bl00um vorun ofraun az fast
vi0 PAD, og mimi lfkur til, eftir en- a0ur, ao
pau reyni PAD; en- fari svo, sem yer helzt Wild
um oska, 40 fyrirlestrar Pessir half pau ahrif
a hugh mama, a0 l0ngun vakni til frekari
fr@oslu ogg umhugsunar um pau malefni, er
par cru r@dd, pa yroi PAD skylda islenzkra
blaoa her vestra 40 taxa par 1 strenginn ems
vel og Peim er beet lagi0. Deim vnri skyld.
asst az hlda ao Pvi frei, sem par or sac, eff
nokkrar lfkur S jast til, 40 Pae geti proskast
og borio pam av0xt, er lffga0 geti og gl@tt
Pjooernistil fnningar Vestur-1 slendinga.
Dad er skylda bla0a vorra ,ao hlynna med
0llu mott ao islenzku pj60erni. Umreour
um islenzk Pj60mal hafa oftast ner verio
PETRA Seika hlia, og pau ettu ekki ao lata
neitt t@kifaeri 6notao, er par g@ti or0i6 peim
til styrktar, Pvl a0 ekkert annao yroi pjo0-
'erni voru her til meiri ehingar en- vakandi
ahugi a Peim malum. Meo latlausu stagli
nm herl enda p6litfk snda pau hugum lesenda
sinna NEST fra 0llum islenzkum bjd0malum,
og gra ia svo sjalfum ser gr0f pa, er pau hlj6ta
um sfoir / ao falla, PVT az me6 sf0ustu leifum
hins islenzka Pj6oernis, her vestan hats, hljota
pau a0 li0a undir lok. pau hafa MI ekkert,
annao en- mali0 a0 byggja q framtfoar vonir
sfnar, og PAD NAL. som bjaga0 er or0io og
halfgert skripi, getur naumast til lengdar eitt
sins LIDS, haldio li6 1 pj66erni voru og bloo-
UNI, par sem 0nnur miklu sterkari menningar
ID Prengja 40 a ALTAR hli0ar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-27
WEST MAUI
MOUNTAIN
FOREST
HOSMER AND SUR.
VEYOR KANAKANUI RETURN
FROM A Reconnaissance.

Forester r. S. Hosmer and s. M. Ka-
nakanui of the survey department, re-
turned on Saturday from a ten days
trip to the island of Maui They were
engaged in the preliminary work of set
ting aside the forest reservation for
West Maui mountain.
Forester Hosmer had this work in
charge. Kanakanui went along to OBJ
serve the marks that Hosmer desired
established, so that the triangulation
of the reserve could be made later.
Kanakanui will return to Maui this
week and perform that part Of the
work. Not until he returns and pre-
pares his report, will the exact details
relative to acreage and the various ele-
vations of the proposed reserve, be
known. The new reserve will follow
the forest section as indicated by the
map that is to be published in Gov
ernor Carriers annual report. Hosmer
and Kanakanui started at Olawalu and
went around to Lahaina, completing
the circuit of the mountain.