Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-10-02

oy frost Aug. Is in several localities in
the Province Of Konoberg.
Organ1s:s and precentors renreaent,n1
every diocese IN Sweden, held a. conven-
tlon at Malmo and organized Themselves.
INTO q national union. c. w. Randahl. a
musical director from Karlstad. presided
at the convention.
Inc following is quoted from Ma1mo.
.'oh'nsen' because it it both true and
neauti1ui: Gunnar Wennerbere, the stu
uents pard, the Swedish peoples bard.
Tue oard who is the author of poetry
snerlsheo by many generations of STU
oen's' IS gone. And he has sung him
sen so deeply into the hearts of the
swedish people his name will remain
sravenSin the history Of Swedish poetry
and Swedish song"
F'ot. n. Schuck recently called the Old
Testament accounts of the creation of the
world Semitic myths" Rev. Heuman
thlnks 1t Is an outrage that such men as
fro1. Schuck are kept in positions where
tney give instruction to young men who
at some future date are to become MIN
listers OF the gospel. and he proposes the
establishment of Independent theological
semlnaries. Rev. Kenuman adds that the
necessary funds are in sight.
Near the Huddinge church. Skane. is
an apple tree which has blossomed three
times this summer. the first time in May,
the second time in the first part OF July
and the third time in the latter part of
August. The July blossoms completely
covered the tree, and about the twenty
fifth Of August blossoms and full-grown
apples could be seen side by side.
Even at the snout of the twentieth GEN.
fury some clergymen are in the habit of
catechising young people when they an
nounce that they propose to enter the
married state. The pastor of a parish in
Landlord asked the would-be bride,
who instituted marriage?" The girl evil
IDENTIFY thought the pastor referred to the
marriage broker. or middle-man. and re.
piled. with many bushes: "Since you
are bound to know all about it, I must
confess shat we had none, but August
and mamma and I agreed to It among
ourselves, and it seemed to work all
right" The young man nodded to indi-
cate that mis- beloved spoke the truth.
A young man named Ernst Anderson,
who was engaged in repairing the church
at Bjorkvik, Sodermanland, fell from a
height of u feet and struck a stone floor.
He lay motionless ON the floor, but there
were still signs Of life. After a few
hours sleep he arose and, using a cane,
walked to a wagon, in which he was
taken to the doctor. The latter found no
injuries on the patient except few light
scratches. and he predicted complete
recovery within a short time.
The newest gunboat. which is being
built at the Kockum shipyards, Malmo.
will be completed in October. Its length
no Tor iro M 81,
and it's greatest width As feet. 1t is esti-
mated that its $500 horse power engines
will give it speed Of 1917 knots. The
armor plates came from Krupp's factory.
DR.. de Laval. the famous inventor.
whose gigantic business venture failed
about four years ago. has confessed, over
his own signature. that he has made two
fatal blunders in his life. One of them
was his belief in the royal ordinance
which says that the. owner of the land
also owns the water power on it. and
the other one was his dream of creating
a manufacturing plant at Trollhattan.
which would be worthy Of Sweden and
the great Trollhattan water power.
DR.. de Lavars experiments at Trollhat-
tan, the aim of which is to extract lead
and zinc from the refuse ore at Taberg,
by means of electricity. have advanced so
far that the problem is practically solved.
The inventor is confident that he can ma
terially simplify and improve his meth
DDS. The success of the invention is
proven by the fact that several tons of
lead and zinc has been shipped from the
laboratory.
Andus Zorn. the famous Swedish paint
er, has donated a $1,000 painting to the
city of St. Louis, Mo.
The reapers have crowded out the
sickes and cradles almost completely in
southern Sweden, and last summer hun
dreds of self binders in turn crowded out
two or three times that number of reap
ers. 1t seems to be only question of
time when the self-binder rules supreme
in the cereal grain fields of Sweden.
DENMARK.
Universal sympathy is expressed
throughout Denmark at the death Of
President Mckinley.
Liga mod Bibelkritik. league against
Bible criticism, is the name given to an
organization which it was resolved to
start at an inner mission meeting in
Copenhagen. The name explains the OBJ
ject of the organization.
The car and czarina and their children,
the king and queen of England. the king
of Denmark, the king of Greece and
twenty-eight royal princes and princesses,
all on one train, arrived at Copenhagen
from Fredensborn, and were present at
a farewell luncheon on board the Russian
imperial yacht STANDARD.
The Copenhagen National Bank, which
has been accepting Swedish and Norwe-
gian paper money only at discount, will
henceforth receive such bills at par. The
trading public is greatly pleased with the
change.
The servants at skafrogaard and Rosen-
holm. Upland. have been notified that in
addition to their yearly wages. they will
receive a-bounty Of about seven dollars
apiece If they either have been good
members of some abstinence society or
have been sober every day during the
year.
POINTERS FOR HOUSEWIVES.