Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-08-09
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IS Principal Events That Have 0c- ).
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
SWEDEN n.
The city of Stockholm is about to
contractta public loan. of $13,500, 600.
The Social Democrats Of Lnnd
passed Il resolution recommending q
general strike in case Of a mobiliza-
ton against Norway. ..ss. Id .=@Z..s So h.
r a sugar-of-milk factory has been
in operation in Eslof since July Is.
Sugar of milk is made from skim
ml4k, which commands a price; OF
twenty cents per one hundred
pounds. About four pounds of sugar
is obtained from 100 pounds of skim
milk, and the price is at least twenty
five cents a pound. This is one of
the first factories of it's kind in Swe-
den. 49,. .~>.> "a IL
Capt. Karl Noren, of the navy, has
obeyed the instructions of his SUI
periors by writing q book for the
purpose of inducing q better class
of boys to enter the service of the
navy. 80 ). ,s.::s;;. u, -.
Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess
Margaret published the following ex-
preston of thanks: "From the mo-
ment we came within sight of the
land of Sweden and afterwards dur
ing our stay in Malmo, our journey
by rail and our voyage along the
coast, and finally at our arrival*in:sthe
capital city, we have been objects
of the !warmest and most cordial
homage. How profoundly both Of us
have been moved by these demonstra-
tions we are unable to express: in
words. ! It. will be@sa, "Reminiscences
which shall follow us throughout our
lives. we can only exp press warm,
heartfelt thanks to each and ALL
Princess Margaret's wedding pres
ents from England filed two Swed-
ish freight cars. Most of the articles
were bulky pieces of furniture.
The clover crop was a light one
in Skane on account of excessive
drought, but it's quality is nne. The
crop of meadow hay was fully up to
the average. The winter wheat and
rye are fine, but the spring cereals
were set back by the dry weather.
The peas and beans are below the
average. The sugar beets look sick
ly, but they may rally in, case: of
a copious rainfall. The harvest came
ten days earlier than usual on} ac-
count of the dry weather in June and
July. ~ !,
The Swedish grand lodge of sssthe
I. o. G. L. passed a resolution toSthe
effect that the. use. Of ''svagdricka' .
(beer containing: less than two and
one-fourth per cent Of alcohoD is. not
violation of the temperance pledge
Of the order. But when this bever-
age is handled in bottles the word
''svagdricka'' must be printed both
on the cork and on the label. At the
same Time the members of the order
were urged not. to drink even this
kind of beverage because it contains
alcohol, though in a very small pro-
portion: 49,. 49, ~xrs
Each of the -four Nobel prizes for
the year 1905 will be- $37,2s4.1O. The
amount of the prize. fund was $7,57s,-
1865 at the close OF the year 1904.
Tossjo parish, Skane, is said to
have had twelve lakes within it's bor-
ders. One after another has been
drained and now only few of them
remain. - s;s>..> = go
Stockholm's Kopmannabanks. will
be the name of new bank which is
to be opened Jan. l, 1906, at--No. 3
B Arsendgatan, Stockholm The
company which is to operate the bank
has paid $4,000 for the quarters in
which it is to be located, .f..
r. Sabelstrom, the depot agent at
Hornso, Smaland, has invented a new
method of treating; wood which is to
be used for making syiolins and sim
liar musical instruments. In the first
place he found that the extraction of
oils and gums from the wood will
make it peculiarly ssonorous. But the
heat must be slow and moderate.
Therefore he next, arranged a system
of mirrors in such a. way that the
rays of the sun were. concentrated
on the wood to be treated. To make
the heat still more effective he COW
cred the wood with SCOT. The effect
of the treatment is demonstrated by
the layer, of gums covering the wood
after it has been exposed for some
time. The process is. slow, and it
takes considerable time to extract
the undesirable substances. Mr., Sa-
belstrom has applied for patents on
his invention in several countries.
Nils Trulson, who reorganized
Grand Hotel, Stockholm, during the
years 1S98-l9OO, is to be the man
ager of Hotel Kaiserhof at Wilhelms-
platz, Berlin. The Kaiserhof is
looked upon, as one of the best and
finest hotels of Berlin, but it has had
a hard struggle in competing with
richer and larger establishments. Mr..
Trulson is backed by a syndicate
which has a capital Of 100000
Large extensions are to be added to
the present building. The role which
Mr.. Trulson is to play in this affair.
speaks well for his standing as
business man. D., :1s>st'~, 5~;**
E$ Charles H. Graves, the American
minister, delivered to Count Gylden-
stolpe, minister Of foreign affairs,
President Roosevelt's autograph let
ter of CONCENTRATION m the mn rr;n uro