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

season because she wished to attend
the celebration Of Linnes two-hun-
dredth birthday anniversary Cards
by, he native village, was the first
object Of her visit She is expected to
spend the warm season in Sweden as
usual
NORWAY.
About 500 factory hands at Skien
went on strike May H.
The Norwegian rifemen's. clubs have
a total membership Of 10000
King Haakon has donated 500 to the
Kristiania marine school ship Stats
Rad Eriksen.
About $50 persons have emigrated to
America during the past few weeks
from the country around Kristiansund.
Both branches Of the storting have
passed law compelling the students
to pass examinations in dialect Nor
Uegian.
0. H. Svendsen, a Trondhjem mer-
chant who died last spring, willed
s1S.500 to poor seamen In Fredrikstad
and Gleminge.
A bust Of Alexander Kjelland will
be unveiled at Molde in the early
part Of June Bjornson is going to
make the main address.
Queen Maud recently visited the
hospital of the Womans Health Union
in Kristiania, and she stopped at every
bed and had short talk with every
patient. "
The people Of Trondhjem had de-
posts to the amount of s5,000,000 in
the banks of that city 16 years ago.
and the amount at the present time is
$12,00O,0 900.
The Strommen woodworks factory
has just sent 20 complete dwelling
houses to different parts of the world
some of them going as far as Chile,
South America
The Socialists of Kristiania held a
mass meeting and denounced the gov
eminent for prohibiting the Russian
Social Democrats from holding a con-
vention in Norway.
A case of leprosy has been discov-
cred in Hvalserne. The victim is a
3S-year-old woman, who is supposed
to have contracted the disease from a
relative who is cared for at hospital
for lepers. Ea.a.5
Montevideo, May 27-The Norwegian
bark Nagpore, LIT tons, Capt.
Gjeruldsen, has been wrecked in a
storm and is a total loss. Eleven MEM
members of her crew were drowned.
The Nagpore had cleared from the
River Plate for Kairipara. She left
Pensacola March % for South Ameri-
can ports
Knut Hamsun, one of the leading
members of what might be called the
sensualist school in Norwegian liter
allure, has come out squarely against
the fifth (the fourth in the Protestant
and Catholic churches) commandment.
He boldly declares that the children
have no reason to honor their parents.
Age is no honor, it may be an excuse
at the very best The young people,
they are the only ones who have to dc
things. and they are the ones that de-
serve honor. An address given in this
vein by Hamsun was strongly APP
plauded by the students, but the mass
of the common people We're shocked,
and they succeeded pretty we'll in maxi
ing their feelings known.
Paris, May 27.-Paris was in holiday
attire today in honor of the visit OF
King Haakon and Queen Maud of Nor
to England to visit the queens parents.
All the public buildings and hotels and
many private residences flew the Nor
wegian flag intertwined with the tri-
color of France. A special mission,
consisting of personal representative
of the president and high mili1ary Of
fcers, met the royal train at the 'front.'
Ter and accompanied their majesties
to Paris. They were received in state
at the Bots de Boulogne railroad sta
ton by President Fallieres, the presi-
dents Of the senate and chamber OF
deputies, No. the cabinet ministers, the
military governor of Paris, Perfect Of
Police Lepine and others, while massed
bands played the Norwegian national
anthem and the "Marseillaise." The
king and queen and their suites, es-
corted by detachment of cuirassiers,
were then driven in open carriages to
the ministry for foreign affairs, on the
Quai d'Orsay, where the apartments
which were occupied by the Italian and
Spanish sovereigns had been prepared
for them. The troops forming the gar
rison were drawn up on both sides Of
the route, which was followed down
the Champs Elysees and across The
Place de la Concorde. Their majesties
were accorded cordial reception, the
sight Of little Prince Olaf arousing
special enthusiasm. Thousands OF
Americans, with whom Paris is now
thronged, Joined in the popular accla-
nations. Soon after the arrival OF
King Haakon, his majesty and Presi-
dent Fallieres exchanged the custom
airy visits. at the Elysee and the Qua1
d Orsay, Queen Maud in the meantime
taking Prince Olaf to the Hotel Bris-
tol to see her mother, Queen Alexan-
dra, who arrived here last night
incognito. President Fallieres tonight
gave dinner Of three hundred covers
at the Elysee palace in honor Of the
Norwegian king. Tomorrow a lunch
con at the Norwegian legation will be
followed by a reception Of theil
majesties at the Hotel de Vile and ii
the evening there will be gala repre-
sentation at the opera. "Wednesday
morning will be spent at Versailles
Foreign Minister Pinchon will give {
dinner in the kings honor in the even.