Mímir. Icelandic institutions with adresses - 15.12.1903, Side 8

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alive, against innumerable obstacles, on the border of the
Arctic seas.
The thanks of the Editors are due to the many scholars
and writers who have responded with promptness to the
enquiries adressed to them; to Dr. Emile Ruelle, director
of the Library of Sainte-Genevieve, Paris; to Regierungsrat
Joseph Calasanz Poestion, librarian of the Ministry of the
Interior, Vienna; to stud, philos. Wilhelm P. Sommerfeldt,
Christiania; to more than one official of the Royal Library,
Munich; to the Secretary of the Royal Belgian Geograph-
ical Society, Brussels; to the Secretary of the Geograph-
ical Society of Paris; to Dr. Felix Wagner, Virton,
Belgium; to Professor Finnur Jbnsson of the University of
Copenhagen; to Professor Thorvaldur Thoroddsen, the
well-known scientist, Copenhagen; to Mr. Bogi Th. Mel-
sted, the Icelandic historian and bibliographer, Copenhagen;
to Dr. J6n Stefifnsson, at present residing in London; and
to the officers of that active organization, the Viking Club
of Great Britain.
It is intended to give the subsequent yearly volumes
a broader bibliographical character by including the titles
of all important works produced by the writers cited, and,
in general, by reproducing them more fully and exactly.
To attain the desired completeness, additions and correc-
tions, changes of address and other proper information
will be gratefully received and gladly used if addressed,
before June i, 1904, to Mimir, Lungo il Mugnone 11,
Florence, Italy.