Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-05-11

preserving eggs. Eggs treated with
OWN Nov. IA were as good as fresh
eggs April 20.
The city government of Malmo has
been requested by prominent citizens
to ascertain whether it would be
profitable to run electric railways in
the city.
| DENMARK.
The Nestved military brotherhood
has raised. in St. Morten's cemetery,
Il monument in honor of the soldiers
of Nestved who participated in the
wars Of 1915 and 1864. The minister
of war made a speech on the native
land.
The rigsdag has passed the bill
providing for parcels of land for
farm laborers.
The newspapers are warning the
people against going to Australia, for
that continent is said to be in the
throes Of hard times.
Rev. lfversen victorious. The much
discussed bricklayer, August Jensen,
because he had been divorced. has at
last submitted to civil marriage, and
Rev. lfversen won the contest.
There is serious schism in the
ranks of the Social Democrats of
Copenhagen because the leaders of
the party made liberal concessions
to the Ieftists.
The rigsdag has passed bill which
provides that the state government
may loan $4,000 year to poor fish
ermen for the next five years. The
security demanded by the govern
ment must be of the very best kind.
The object of the bill is to enable
poor fishermen to procure better fish
ing gear.
Miss Henrietta Lund has just pub
lished a book for which the public
has been waiting with eagernesS. 1t
is an account of the betrothal of So
rem Kierkegaard, the philosopher,
and Miss Regime Olsen, afterwards
Mrs. Schlegel. The accuracy of the
publication is vouched for by the fact
that the manuscript was completed
in 1896 and read to Mrs. Schlegel,
who endorsed it without reservation
Many of the philosophers love letters
are printed in the book, and in one
of them he paints the character of
his beloved in the following terms:
"Of her, nothing is to be said, not a
word. not single one, except to her
honor and praise. It was a beauti-
fnl child, lovely being, just as if
it had been calculated that a sadness
like mine should find it's only low
in charming her. Beautiful she was
when | saw her for the first time,
amiable, truly s1niable in her affec-
ton touching. in a noble sense touch
ing in her sorrow, not without sub
Unity at the moment of our separa-
ton. childlike first and last: and in
spite of her wise little head: one
thing | always found in her, one
thing which to me could be sufficient
for everlasting praise: Silence and
intensity of feeling; and one power
she possessed: an adoring look when
| begging for something which would
have moved stones: and bliss it was
to charm her, bliss to see her indie
scribable bliss" The above lines were
written many years after Regime had
been married to another man, which
fact proves the generosity and mag
nanimity of the man.
NORWAY.
The lagting defeated the odelstine
bill which provided that closed clubs
should not be permitted to retail
liquor.
The military midget has been pass
ed by the storting. 1t amounts to
$3,219,200. The volunteer rifle clubs
will receive $2S,150 of this sum.
The Madmoderen iron mines in
Gimso parish, East Vaago, have been
sold to a Swedish company in Stock
holm for $65,OOO.
| There were 100 persons who were
entitled to vote at the selection of a
new bishop for the diocese of Kris
tiansand. Rev. G. c. B. Thorkildsen
OF hr1stlansand received 112 votes,
and upon being asked by the govern
ment whether he would accent the
appointment he answered in the af-
frmative.
The silver mine at KOngsberg
which is owned and operated by the
government, was more productive
than expected during the past year,
the receipts being $15s,2s7.5o, while
the estimate was only $123.s76.
! Reports from the fishing grounds
dated April 10 state that the Goldfish
catch at Lofoten was ONLY one-balf
of an average. In Romsdal amt the
returns. were large.
Skien, April 1s.-From Haukelisater
it is reported that ashes fell like a
rain until it was two inches deep on
the snow. The air was dark as long
as the rain lasted.
Il The cabinet, in the presence of the
crown prince, proposed an amend.
ment to paragraph IL of the consti.
tuition, which provides that the sec
ond hereditary prince may be ap.
pointed regent in place of a tempora.
ry government. The aim of the
amendment is to make the oldest so1
OF the second hereditary prince ap
pointable under similar circum
stances, and the amendment presup
poses similar. change in the consti
tuition of Sweden. > -
The radical labor unions of Kris
tiania are on the point of forntall,
! Joining the. Social Democratic party