A copy of the convention and a note from the Secretary of State, together with Mr. Pedersen's answer, respecting the claims of the citizens of the United States upon the Danish Government, are likewise communicated.

Between Svoermere and Benoni comes the frankly first-personal narrative of a vagabond who describes himself, upon interrogation, as "Knut Pedersen"which is two-thirds of Knut Pedersen Hamsundand hailing from Nordlandwhich embraces Lofoten.

It does not need any showing of paper, however, to establish the identity of Knut Pedersen, vagabond, with the author of Pan.

Knut Pedersen, vagabond, wanders about the country with his tramp-companions, Grindhusen, the painter who can ditch and delve at a pinch, or Falkenberg, farm-labourer in harvest-time, and piano-tuner where pianos are.

PEDERSEN, HOLGER.

SEE Pedersen, Holger. SPARKS, DOROTHY CATHERINE.

SEE ADAMS, RANDOLPH G. PEDERSEN, EDITH SNYDER.

Edith Snyder Pedersen (A); 16Mar70; R480647.

PEDERSEN, EDITH SNYDER. Wells without water.

Edith Snyder Pedersen (A); 23Mar71; R503868.

By Marion W. Richardson, Ruth A. Pedersen & Richardson, Bellows, Henry and Company,

By Edith Snyder Pedersen.

Edith Snyder Pedersen (A); 23Dec76; R649934.

PEDERSEN, HOLGER.

SEE Pedersen, Holger. SPARKS, DOROTHY CATHERINE.

SEE ADAMS, RANDOLPH G. PEDERSEN, EDITH SNYDER.

Edith Snyder Pedersen (A); 16Mar70; R480647.

PEDERSEN, EDITH SNYDER. Wells without water.

Edith Snyder Pedersen (A); 23Mar71; R503868.

By Marion W. Richardson, Ruth A. Pedersen & Richardson, Bellows, Henry and Company,

By Edith Snyder Pedersen.

Edith Snyder Pedersen (A); 23Dec76; R649934.