Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-29

ahead OF his party to the carriage.
The prince returned to the exposition
near midnight and later went to the
Gylgia on a launch.
NORWAY.
A six-year-old girl in Kristiania dis
appeared in mysterious way, and she
Is supposed to have been kidnapped
by gypsfes.
P. H. Kemner, music director, died
In kristiania He was one of the old
est inhabitants of the capitol, having
been born tn 1918.
It is a notorious fact that the lock-
out, which must be looked upon as
national calamity, was started at large
industrial establishments that are
backed chiefly by foreign capital
The Dovre male chorus of Mime
aDolls, which is giving concerts in
many Norwegian cities, has been very
cordially received in all parts Of the
country.
Ibsen-Fest-A contributor to the
Kristiania Morgenblad has developed
a plan for playing 1bsen pieces in the
same manner as Wagner's works are
performed at Baireuth Ibsen's works
have become the property Of the civil
tied world, and tt is only fair that his
memory should be honored by the
ateF in Kristiania. This should not
be located in the city itself, but in
some beautiful locality just outside the
city. The performances ought to be
given from the middle of July to the
middle OF August. The actors might
be selected from among the best ones
found tn the country. Only 1S Of ID
sens works ought to be presented.
six each year, so that it would take
three years to complete the Ibsen
"cycle."
During the hve-year period which
ended in 1905 the population Of Nor
way increased from 2,240,032 to 2,311,-
527 The population increased as fol-
lows in the cities mentioned below:
Sarpsborg, from 1922 to 9,200 Lille
hammer, Sill to 1887; Drammen, 49,
O93 to 24,50O; Tonsberg 8,611 to 1881;
Stavanger, 30,613 to 34,844; Hauge-
sund, 1911 to 9,537; Bergen, 72,251 to
10000; Aalesund, 12,777 to $4,000;
Kristiansund, 12,050 to 1905; Trond-
htem, $3.50 to 10000; Narvik, 1923 to
4,5VO; TRomso, 1896 to 1880. The
population Of Kristiania decreased l.
1884, OF the rural communities, Nord-
land Amt was at the head with an
increase Of 7,S42; and Akershus, the
country around KHstianta, was a good
second with an Increase Of 6,253. The
city population increased only 27,771;
the rural population 43,724. From
1860 to 1900 the city population in
creased faster than the rural popular
ton.
A great story comes from Aalen
about John Flottum, a thirteen-year
old boy who is said to possess high
~ developed sixth sense" He dis
covered it about two months ago. He
and some other children were playing
kind of htde~and-seek. AS he was
standing close up to wall, facing
the WALL and shutting his eyes and
covering them with his hands, he sud-
denly shouted: There Is no use in
standing this way ( can see all of you
anyway" And numerous tests have
proved that he can see" things in
way entirely unknown to ordinary peo-
pie He needs no medium" On one
occasion he told where a lost calf
could be found, and stone used as a
~ on
easily pointed out by him, though sunk
into the ground and covered with dirt
Even such small object as gold
ring was seen" by him where the
owner had lost It tn the sand A lost
dog was advertised In a paper, and
the boy told the owner where he could
find it IN a rabbit-tPap. The boy Is
thin and pale and has sharp eyes, but
hts mental capacities do not seem to
be extraordinary. ..c
It rs said that Norwegtans furnished
large part of the capital FOR the pur-
chase Of the Kramfogs sawmill IN An
gerrnanland, Sweden The price was
over 100000.
An engineer 1s preparing plans for
regulating the water tn Randsford
so that the Factories along the river
bebw the lake may have water for
motive power the whole year.
A private stock company Is going
to build an electric light plant In
Krfsttansund
The pear crop Win b q me one.
and the apples also look we'll.