Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-12-21
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A Norwegian girl was expelled from
Stepping, North Germany. and score
or Danes Shared her fate on the same
occasion
A number of Lutheran ministers are
conducting Il series of tev'7al meetings
IN krlStlanla. Their work does not
differ greatly from revival meetings.
which are 50 common among the Meth
odlsts.
The peace society Of KristianiA will
oeg'n the publication OF d b!-monlEly
paper, To he called Fred (peace).
Nord'ahds lr,vatbank 10 Bodo mas
added S5oo.tDO lo Its cap,tal stock.
i man Of an 'nqu,s,ti7s turn Of mad
Is anx'u'lS I" learn through the news
papers where some Norw-g,ac descend
ants OF the old Norwegian kings may
be fouud
Norwegian paper states that Prof.
;. oftedal is about t. go TO Germany
where l'e: intends TO spend the balance
OF the winter
t"" waterfalls in the kundal rl-er for
S.. 100
Otto Sverdrup is the name of a new
steamer just launched at the Trond-
n je1n 1nellnn,ske verksted
Halkel johuson NJ yhrebo. once very
popular lay preacher. died at the age
Of 30 years,
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Lars oftelal to It seat IL the city -oun-
Gil Of StAvaugtr.
The water power at Lerfos will! soon
De utilized for lighting and nanutac-
turing purposes In Tro,dhJen.
About fifty barrels of herring was
caught by drift-nets forty or fty nile,
from shore off Arendal This catch l.,
Regarded as very promising and Il
number Of vessels will be fitted out for
dr1tt-net h>hing
The directors Of the Bank Of Norway
have decided to put up Il new bank
building III Hamar.
The government has purchased b.
noen. Nu>S. to be used as military
drill ground for that part of the coun-
try. The deal in volves bout $50. 600,
Mr.. Peterson, the engineer of the
Fran, lost his life by an accident last
summer, and his family consisting of
a wife and four children, are in desti-
tute circumstances. Frldtjof Nanseu
has already given them over 500. But
that does not &C far. and It Is proposed
that the government save the widow
from the Humiliation Of going to the
poorhouse by paying her permanent
bounty IN view Of her husbands SER
vices.
Godtfred Petersen and wife of Tulle-
belle. Langelaud. have celebrated their
crown diamond wedding that is to saw,
the 65th anniversary Of their wedding
The age of the groom is 30, that Of the
bride ~ years but their great age
weighs lightly on their shoulders.
Many buildings in Copenhagen were
decorated with flags on the 5lst BIRTH
day Of Empress Dowager Dagmar
Rev. P. Scharling. an old minister,
became SO strangely pale while riding
in street car in Copenhagen. and be-
fore the other passengers realized what
was taking place the old gentleman
was dead.
T. L. Whittier Of Copenhagen is dead.
And thereby hangs a contradictory
tale: Though his name was ''Winther,o
he used to run a restaurant called
"Helvede" (HelD.
DIE Nation, German periodical,
pokes fun at the German government
on account of it's famous policy of ban
ishing Danish milk maids from the
great Fatherllnd-
Won koel1er. the minister of state of
Slesvig, openly declares that he ban
lShes Danish servants in order to COM
pei their employers to hire Germans in
their place. And the reason he treats
the employers SO harshly is that thew
stick to and defend everything Danish.
A person was recently banished from
born IN Germany and had never been
in Denmark.
Danish company has started a new
steamship line between Copenhagen
and Lynn. which place is located about
two hours ride northeast of London.
The students of Copenhagen are
about to enlist the sympathy of the
German students in regard to the ban
ishment Of Danes from GERMANY.
Georg Brandes' monumental work on
The Main Currents of Thought in the
Nineteenth Century," has appeared in
English. A history Of Scandinavian
literature by the same author will also
appear in English in the near future.
A humber of Copenhagen business
men held a meeting to devise means of
checking the alarming increase of rats
in the Danish capital. Many of the
speakers were in favor Of paying a
bounty of ut least one-half u cent for
every rat killed. This is a moderate
amount, but the rats are so numerous
that one OF the speakers thought this
anti-rat wac measure would entail an
expense OF about $4,000 for the first
year
The people of Poland have expressed
their gratitude in IL most demonstra-
tive manner TO (TeOrtr KrandeS FIR =