Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-11

gutland, there iS over 1a.l00. g0G, O0G
TONS az this kind OF rncH.. and it can
be- mined from the surface. THIS IN
dusnY promises to- be- ct NATIONAL im-
porrauee.
NORWAY.
Gle TetlI Of LeHsvikeu. near Trund
hIe1n,, VAS killed by lead Of Mgg
falling UPON him in the woods.
A mining company in the northern
part or Norway advertised for man
to- I'LL the position Of secretary. and
90 persons applied though the salary
VAS only s486 a. year. Almost one
halt CT the applicants were lawyers
At the same time the company found
it almost impossible To obtain efficient
lahorefs at good wages
konrad Meyer Of BERGEN has be-
queaIhed the Egeiund estate at Nestnn
to- the Bergen Merchants Aid Society,
To DE used as a home for aged people.
He also donated $4,000 IN cash for
the support Of the institution Some
time ago Konrad Meyer and his broth
er,, Rasinus Meyer established a ben
eft fund amounting to- SGT, AGO..
Some radical improvements" were
made CD Mykirken'ss cemetery. Bergen,
and the grave Of Gragaard, q member
OF the convention which drew up the
constitution Of Norway in 1214, was
spoiled, and a cast iron tablet from
his grave sold as scrap iron. But
an antiquarian society sawed the tab
let before it was melted ovef
AmuIds Ni1sen has resigned as a
public school teacher after having
served in the same school for AZ years
and two months, The schooI in ques-
tion is in Mes, Rnmerike. About one
hundred persons of the neighhorhood
gave him q fine reception en- the &C.
casiun CT his resignation, and he was
the recipient Of many valuable gifts.
AS 4 matter Of fact the storting and
the government are graphing with
the great problem Of kaeping up an
efficient army without compelling
young men to serve in it against their
will General Bratlia has proposed
that if a young man who is capable
Of military service refuses To serve
according to law. he shall forfeit all
civil rights in the Kingdom Of Nor
way
The Socialists Of kristanta held a
grand reception IN honor OF the fresh
recruits who enlisted in the army
q few days ago. General Ole Hansen
issued an order prohibiting the rs-
cr,1its from attending the reception
But many Of them attended anyway,
and some Of them even wore their
uniforms to- show who they were, It
Is admitted that the public sentiment
makes it impossible for the military
authorities to- punish those who SO
ostentatiuusIy disobeyed the order Of
their superiors. This state Of affairs
indicates breakdown Of the mil.
ifary system in its present form.
Rev. Carl Konow, the Unitarian
minister in Bergen, is giving the alI
tIlorities more trouble than ever He
is assistant pastor Of Scandvikan par
isil. and the orthodox church people
have been trying to GUST him from
his position for Two years past But
no one in authority wanted to take
the first step To have him removed
( Now large majority Of his parish.
toner's have DetiriOned the government
to- promote him to the position OF par
isil priest But this is not the only
trouble The bishop Of Bergen tried
to prevent him from eNerting any i'll
" flenca whatever upon the schools
| and now the citizens have made him
president Of the. board OF education.
i Consul " Perssan, d Swedish mil
Iiunaire, and the DoUres Mining com
panY have settled d controversy ouI
Of court by forming new company
| Consul Persson taking one-half OF the
stock and the Dovre company the 9th
err half. The new company will &c
quire concessions which Consul Pers
/ son tried to- obtain The concessions
I grautetf by the government will EN-
I brace d period Of % years. after which
time everything shall revert To- the
I state The state Isl to- receive j. PEI
| cent of the net profits, but during tile
/ first ten years the government SHARE
| shall he cents GIL every ton Of ore
| mined. Only Norwegian officials ano
| Iaburers shall be- employed, and only
/ Norwegiam materials shall be- used
/ provided they are Just as good as for
| eisu materials and not more than II
/ uer cent more expensive.
Hanburg,, May 25.-The Fre1nden
/ bIatt prints dispatches both from Lon
I don and Kristiauia tn the effect thai
/ a. tender, attachment exists hetWeeI
/ DR.. Nansen,, the famous explorer, I'M
| till recently Norwegian ambassador a
/ the court Of St. James,, and Princess
/ Victoria. the daughter Of King Ed
| ward. The Fremdenblatt Says tina
Princess Victoria. who iH thirty-nint
| wears did,, has been AM admiref q
/ Nausen ever since be- Iectllred before
/ the king. When Nausen became {
/ wiiduwer last year the princess seemed
| tu 4ain a. new interest in the hardy
T Nurseman and Nansen respectfully &c
|. ciurucatHtf her niendsf1in The Frem