Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-04-11
Tae population Ct the city Of Lund

Ninian Patton, a Stockholm whole
sale merchant has willed 100000 to
haritable institutions and private par
ties --
The managers Of the estate of the
late Alfred Nobel report that the
Nobel foundation now amounts to
about $8,600,000, and that it is draw
ing an average interest Of about AZ
per cent.
The liberal Union party has intro
duced a general suffrage bill in the
r1ksdag. 1t embodies the main fea-
lures of the bill which was prepared
by the Staff cabinet in 1906, and
which was the cause of the fall Of that
cabinet. This bill does not provide
for proportional representation as
does the bill prepared by the present
cabinet.
The king and queen of Sweden are
going to stay at the Kulla Gunnar-
storp castle from April Is to June 1.
Countess Wachtmeister has offered
the use Of the castle as tho it were
the property of the royal couple. This
place is the southernmost extremity
of Sweden. and it is known far and
The department of the navy has
ordered Is torpedoes from Whit ehead
& Co., Fiume, at cost Of s189,O00.
The second chamber of the riksdag
has requested the government to dra W
up a report on the possibility of maxi
ing the state, the communes, the land
sting provincial legislatures and the
cooperative supply companies entire
ly Independent Of the economical sup
port from the liquor traffic.
P. Anderson of Safverum has sure
ly had a little too much ma in
law. He had the following announce
ment in local paper. over his own
signature, March 10: impossible, can
not be done! Ny mother-in-law has
announced that she is going to sell
stock and implements at Salfverum
March Is. I wish to notify auction
spectators that I am lawfully entitled
to the use Of the personal property as
long as I pay the rent for the real
estate, the term expiring March H.
1908. Therefore I forbid the auction
and lock my DOORS"
The New York Herald says: Com
plant has been made to the state de-
partment in Washington against
Charles H. Graves, United States
minister to Sweden, by Mrs. Ida M
Won Claussen, formerly of this city
who alleges that he refused to for
mally present her at the court of King
Oscar, although that ruler had per-
sonally invited her and her credentials
were of the best. Mrs. Won Clausser
will go to Washington, where she will
seek to relate her grievance to the
president. Mrs. Won Claussen's father
is retired merchant of this city.
NORWAY.
Good butter is retailed in Stavangel
| for 20 cents a pound
A certain tree worm survived the
winter splendidly in the southern part
of Norway and the pest is already at
tacking the pine trees growing or
hillsides facing south.
Premier Nicholson has celebrated
his fiftieth birthday anniversary, anc
the attention which he received from
all quarters proves that the Norwegian
people remember his achievements
with permanent gratitude.
Rev. Carl Konow, assistant paste,
Of a state church congregation ir
Bergen, has caused considerable con-
fusion by declaring that he agrees with
Prof. Harnack Of the University Of
Berlin with regard to certain dogmas
of the Christian church. The doctrines
of the trinity and Of atonement a.
we'll as the resurrection of Christ are
either denied by him or interpreted
| to 1oiA TOO ~
church.
| The wife Of a waiter in Kristianis
restaurant, who Is about A years old
lost so many of her teeth that she ha(
them all pulled in order that sh'
might get set of artificial teeth. 4
new set was made for her, but thu
use of it caused so much pain tina
she could not chew with it, and sh'
went to the dentist. To his surpris
he found that row of new teeth wer
coming out. BY making slight in
cisions he uncovered the tips Of eigh
new teeth at once, and he ascertaine'
that many more are coming. The lad,
had packed down her false teeth a
a rare curiosity which she expects t.
get along without for the balance o
her life.
The tumultous REVEALS conducted b.
Barrat are occasionally doing som
good that is appreciated even by tn
unsympathetic enemies Of the move
ment. At Skien a man named Holt
not only distinguished himself b.
speaking in tongues" but he notifie
the police that three years ago h
hunted moose out of season on Tres
elbows estate. He claims that h
killed two moose with one bullet. /
woman at Skien also confessed tina
nine years ago she picked up a silve
spoon and kept it. She knew VIII
owned it, but she did not return it I'm
til her conscience was sufficiently
aroused by the Barrat REVEALS
A committee representing the tw
reform parties in the state church o
Norway has met at Stavanger. TIL
two parties differ on many points, bu
at the close Of the meeting the mem
bers were in hopes that they will b