Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-06-13

Durham Hansen, of Kristiania has
closed contract with the French gov
eminent to furnish skis and ski outfits
for the military academy at Briancon.
Some newspapers are scoring Min
lister of Foreign Affairs Lovland be-
cause he takes pains to suit the neigh
boring nations in matters Of inter-
national character. ~
1t is stated that the king and queen
Of Norway and Prince Olaf are going
to spend a part of the month of July
travelling along the coast of Norway.
from Kristiania to Vardo a distance OF
1,5O0 (English) miles. From the lat
ter place a wagon ride will bring the
company to the Russian boundary line.
At Kirkenes, South Varanger, the
first Of May was celebrated in a hot
headed way, considering the fact that
the place is located far above the polar
circle. There was a procession, at
the head of which was carried a BAN
ner with the inscription, Down with
the Throne, the Altar and the Money
Power"
Klas Fahreus, a Swede, has offered
to contribute $3.50 to the Vigeland
fountain if it is placed in g. public
agree that highlands sketch for this
fountain is masterpiece of high rank,
and Mr.. Fahrens says: 1.-The erection
of the Vigeland fountain is an art
problem of Scandinavian scope. The
universal features of it's peculiarly
creative genius overshadows political
| and linguistic differences"
Prof. Odland, the orthodox profess
-,
element, which seems to be getting
the upper hand in the management of
the affairs of the state church of Nor
way, lectured in Tonsberg on the con-
dition of the church of Norway at the
reasons for seriously contemplating an
en- masse withdrawal from the state
church. He for one, however, could
not make himself take such radical
step. 1t may be better to remain
within the fold Of the church and fight
for it's rights. He spoke strongly and
urgently in favor of establishing a
private theological seminary. The
time for stepping out Of the state
church will only come, he said, when
| such a seminary is refused the right
to issue diplomas to candidates for the
ministry.
| SWEDEN.
mass meeting at Stockholm re-
| solved to organize nti-emigratiOn So
cieties.
Anti-military pamphlets have been
distributed among the soldiers at
Sando.
1t is proposed to remove the remains
| IN
Sweden.
The products Of the Swedish wooden
mills will become more expensive in
the near future.
Hundreds of Polanders are already
at work in the sugar beet fields OF
Southern Sweden.
A rumor to the effect that four mem
bers Of the cabinet were to retire is
lacking all foundation in fact.
Rev. Herman stated in the first
chamber of the riksdag that the peo-
pies high school at Brunnsvik is q
Socialist hotbed, and the matter viii
be Investigated. r'atFs>'' '''~77 S'''7>7' 50
The season has been a good one fol
breeding geese in Southern Sweden
the average number of goslings from
each nest being nine or ten, the mum.
Der going as high as IL or 10 in some
instances.
} A strong syndicate is planning the
} construction of sulphite factory at {
cost of 100000, at Halmstad, ant
, waterfalls have already been bought il
the neighborhood for furnishing mo.
tive power.
Another prince is to visit this coun
. | of
> and will arrive at Jamestown on tn
cruiser Eylgia on Aug. IS. Later tn
cruiser will visit Newport, Tuxedo
Saratoga and other nearby resorts.
An automatic stamp selling machin,
has been put up at the Malmo post
office. 1t sells only fve-ore GAc
stamps. But as any number of these
may be bought it is possible to get thu
right amount of stamps for anythin;
:. to be sent thru the mails.
The German newspapers are takin!
! so kindly to the effort made by tn
Swedish Tourists Union to advertise
Sweden as a tourist resort that Ger
many is expected to contribute NOR
than her usual share Of the touris
! migration to Sweden during the com
ing season.
It is confidently predicted that tn
new steamship line between Swedel
and Japan will greatly augment tn
trade between the two countries. TIL
! main Swedish exports will be Woo
pulp and steelware, and Sweden ma,
in turn import carpets, silk goods ant
certain objects of art from Japan.
Three Swedish consuls in Icelan,
have visited Stockholm in the interes
: Of a direct steamship line which it i
; proposed to establish between Swede1
and Iceland. The promoters think tina
the line ought to have it's Swedish por
at Halmstad or Goteborg, and tina
steamers ought to run between the tw
countries two or three times month
A Danish sport journal says abou
the sport exposition in Berlin: "Thi
exposition, by right, ought ito have bee
called The Swedish Norwegian Spor
Exposition in Berlin for between tn
two countries there was a struggl
for the prize for the greatest and mos
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