Willmar tribune., 1899-02-01
DENMARK.

Mrs Mrs.: Emile Bra Brandes the mother Of the
Brandes is dead Her influence upon
her har sons sons can can hardly be oyerestimated.
eetrating. and her, love Of unshackled
freedom was passionate. Her physique
was insignificant, her eyes were wonder
eted to the one she spoke to- to: She died
after a painful sickness, which lasted
several months. Death mad a hard strug-
subdue her mind until life was extinct.
She almost completed her eighty-first
| year.
The five children of Lars Svenson. of
Skieby lost 6;5 their lives all at once Their
went we out OF work: Some clothing close
6y the stove Ganght fire. and the room
filled with dense smoke. When their
! mother came back they were all dead.
The Oldest child was eight years of age.
The labor party OF; Aarhus paid the fu-
| neral expenses. and monument will be
raised on the graves of the children.
King Christian returned home from
Germany on the last day of the old
year aE;n His reSdepce Sid will be at Amalen~
The, Danish and Swedish press have
| busted themselves with scandal" that
looks quite serious from a Danish point
3snyn{ Of yiew dMntaa Rar3a Wrsngsl Swedsh lisu
|
gen Tivoli one evening and shouted,
Long live Kaiser Wilhelm!'' That's the
| scandal
! Denmark has a new and important
first. next. All skinned milk and cream
| snail be pasteurized at temperature of
re degrees e fo The he ohect of this
| berculosis through milk and milk pro-
ducts: Most of the separated milk is
of sd eavfs and a1S frt by
with tuberculin and Immediately killing
| all infected animals: the authorities ex:
| general in many, localities. 1t is also
that all i this trouble will be
sens by an m of
meat, pork and dairy products.
The Copenhagen daily 3erlingske lid
ende has celebrated the 15oth anniversary
dinner to the editorial staff at Ordrup-
| shot and donated $40 to the building
| fund of the press association.
The employees at the -four mills in Co.
and threaten to- quit work April 1st
! If their demands are not needed. The
proposed increase is from $1.25 to $1.75
| a week.
| The United Steamship company will
! continue the traffic al Oresund until next
! spring. but the stockholders have not
| come to any agreement as to what is to
be done after that time.
Wilhelm Rasmussen, an instructor at
| Latin school In Copenhagen. expressed
| himself rather freely on feligious matters
Was summarily dischsreed bv fbe anG nrnce ne
pal of the school,
Carl Jacobsen. the millionaire brewer,
has notified the municipal authorities Of
the city With his Splendid Collection tic of srt
crowns sl.$SS: :o6S) on eoadition that a
care and display.
Mr.. Hermann, the manager of the
| Blegdam hospital in Copenhagen, was
| accused of having stolen provisions for
BY the but the stgma
preyed so upon his mind that he COM
| mitted suicide.
The government Of Denmark will invest
farmers loan association. the aim Of
which is to enable farmers to borrow
money on easy terms: The government
and the money will be loaned for nine
months or less at 4@ per cent interest
A possible strike in the postoff1ce. The
employees in the service of the postofhce
ing that they are underpaid. Last Year
1.-THE mail carriers in the provinces sent
deputation to the director general, but
assistance. Now they assert that their
patience is worn out. and that they will
| quit work unless their salaries are rails
ed. In Fredericia they have taken steps
to organize themselves into union.
The German press has reviewed what
Bismarck once. said: Il was firmly sop
posed to the plan of annexing that part
Danes. but they were forced upon me''
! These words refer ito the locality from
which SO many Danes have been expelled
| of late. - ~, 49, ".}#
| The Siam Electric company has been
organized, with capital stock of $780,
900. The new, company will build .elec-:
tricf power and light plants in Bangkok.
The machinery will be nranufacturedSb by.
IBurmeister 81 Vain, in Copenhagen, and
lSiemens g Halske, in Berlin. 7.s $.z