Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-06-27

the church. The speaker was fire.
quently interrupted by applause.
Id. NORWAY.
There was regular snow storm in
manned on the ground only a few min
utes.
The storting, by vote Of SO to "a,
resolved to have no fall session and to
convene about the middle Of January
next year.
The Trondhjem-Am American expedition
to Spitzbergen kept twenty four men
in Spitzbergen last winter. Sixteen of
them have just returned to Norway for
vacation. Those men speak we'll of
everything connected with the expedi-
ton. Much coal has been mined, and
the coal veins are rich. A good deal
of hunting has been done, the returns
being Sc blue foxes, ia white foxes,
118 red foxes and 76 white bears. The
sixteen men will soon return, and the
other eight will have a chance to go
to Norway for a vacation. All the
men had enjoyed excellent health, but
the weather was rough and the snow
storms fierce.
The storting has voted 100000 for
the purchase of waterfalls in Numedal.
Norwegian names have been given to
the streets Of a new addition to Berlin.
The addition is located north of the
city, between the old city limits and
the suburb Pankow The names are
Norweger, Ibsen, Aalesund, Bergen,
Stavanger and Nordkap streets.
The city Of Brevik has a peculiar sa-
loon case. The San1lag saloon was
voted out because the people wanted a
dry" town. But a widow whose hus-
band obtained the privilege Of selling
liquor about sixty years ago, started a
saloon on the assumption that the
rights were not forfeited, although no
saloon had been run on that license for
many years, and the authorities find it
rather difficult to close the widow s
saloon. .,
The Norwegian Ministers Brother
/ hood held a convention in Kristiania
| The most important matter before the
| convention, was the Korow case. Rev
| KoroW, a state church minister at Be-
gen, denies, among other things, the
| bodily resurrection Of Jesus, and this
! has created a great stir in religious
circles. Bishop Brun of Hamar said
that it was "a bloody insult to the
church to act the way Rev. KoroW
has done, and that it also threw a re-
Election upon the Master of the church
A belief in the resurrection Of Christ
said Bishop Brun, is the entrance to the
/ Christian church, and one who does
not believe in it is wholly unfit fol
| being a minister in the church of Nor.
way. A school teacher said that the
common people look upon Korow's
! course as immoral. The convention
passed resolution urging the church
department to request Rev. Korow tt
! resign his position, for if he remain:
in office the church of Norway will b.
/ carried into the most serious Difficult
1 ties. The resolution was passed by I
unanimous vote.
How the rent of the West Ven4nen
hog parsonage, Skape, was so ridicu
lousy low for almost a century, Bert;
Person, a widow who died last sprin:
at the age of 80, could explain. Sh
4 hired out as a buxon1, bouncing serv
i ant girl & to an old widoWer who hat
rented said parsonage at an early age
i the contract covering his own lifetim
! and that of his wife. The minister wa
4 not at all sorry to see that the wild
over was getting old and feeble, for a
his death it would be easy to rent gu
the parsonage for $3.50 al year NOR
than the WidoWers was paying. 8Butijth
girl decided to marry the Widowe,
i The minister refused to marry them 81
H| some pretext or another. IL othin
i daunted, however, the girl, who hap
& pened to know the dean of the parish
induced him to marry them. The wild
II over died in a short time, but not hi
4 young wife. She stuck to the place an
4 managed it very ably. She kept III
this game for such a space of tim
. that one minister after another passe
away during her administration bu
q the present one will be able to raise tn
u rent several hundred dollars a yea
81 by waving his hand now that tn
q widow is gone. 5ss a3 5ts s.5
The railroad which the Swedish gov
eminent has proposed to- build throug
81 central Norrland will give much NOR
u traffic to the railway running frol
7 Frondhjem to Sweden. IN the cours
n It time it may even be necessary I
i build a line from Ranen. Norway, 4
# the northern port ton OF the new Swed
sh inland railway .'#a = s9s5
9. Sheriff ale Of n Vaglid, Numeda
and his family ate 1nushroom for dir
[ ner, and they al took sick. The fol
daughters suffered til most, and one I.
them died two d avs later The othel
recovered ssl
I a complete agfieu ltural census y
"a 5s ken next So ptenabeE