Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-08-27

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President Fallieres Of France gave
@2,700 to the servants at the royal
palace IN Stockholm and on board the
ships which took part In the reception
given to him
The armored cruiser Fylsia has
started on SIX months cruise In
distant waters. and the gunboat
syensksund Is going to patrol the
west coast Of Sweden.
The Separator Manufacturing com.
pany In Stockholm, which employed
l,3Oo men two years ago, Is reducing
It's force from time to time, and soon
there will be only 600 men left.
There is general apprehension lest
the settlement Of the labor conflicts
shall turn out to be only an arms.
ttce which will give the workingmen
chance to make good preparations
for national strike
OF the taxpayers In Stockholm. one
has an annual income Of 5000, 900, one
has 100000, two have about S150,000
each, seven have over 100000 each,
5 have over $4,000 each. and 70 have
from $4,000 to $4,000 each.
1t will be remembered that Mrs.
Emma Levin, a Swedish lady. was
murdered at Monte Carlo by MIR. and
Mrs. Goold, who we're found guilty.
Now Mrs. Goold is dead, and Mr..
Goold, who really was only an acces-
sorry, has been pardoned by Prince
Albert Of Monaco. ~. 3D.
So many sheep were killed or bitten
TN the vicinity OF Hammernhog,
SHANE, that the people could not ex-
plain it. In the course of time, how,
ever, they found out that they had to
deal with wolf, which was supposed
to have escaped from some menagerie.
The beast killed or injured about
forty sheep before it was killed.
The electric power station at Gull
spong, the largest in the country, was
dedicated July 30 by Count Hamilton,
member Of the cabinet. About
$1,700,000 has been expended on the
plant, and it furnishes $500 horse
power of motive energy to the neigh
boring cities and towns. 1t will take
almost $1,O00,000 to enlarge the plant
so that the full capacity of the falls
may be utilized
Sir Rennell Rodd, the English min:
lister to Stockholm, who has made a
thoro study of Sweden and the Swedes
and has very high opinion of them,
said the other day: Shall tell you
SWedes what your faults are? You
criticize yourselves too much. You
beg pardon for speaking, you beg par
don on account of your city, you beg
pardon on account of your country
God knows whether you beg pardon
on account of your own existence.
This is useless and harmful when you
have so much that is first-class.
Stockholm has not such resources of
pleasure as London and Paris, but I
think they are sufficient. In science,
| art, literature, sport, in these you
rank among the foremost It is your
duty, my dear Swedish friends, to be
proud. and it is your duty never to
display anything to the contrary"
NORWAY. " .
It is practically settled that this will
be very good year for the Norwegian
farmer.
AS usual Kaiser Wilhelm donated
| $3.50 to the fund for the restoration of
the cathedral at Trondhjem.
It Is proposed to build broad
gagged railway from Glimakra to Os.
tana paper mills, northern Skane.
The kilograms sent from the Olym.
pic games in London to the Swedish
press were sometimes unintelligible
and sometimes wrong. .. $780,.
The storttng has corrected the law
providing for accident insurance fol
fishermen so that it includes women
who are engaged in fishing as regu.
lar occupation.
| The Norwegian order of Good Tenn
plars has just celebrated the twenti
| eth anniversary of its organization
This order comprises 5000 grown
members and $500 children.
The hay crop is simply immense
the largest for great many years
The haylofts are packed to the ridge
poles, and there are thousands upon
thousands of stacks in the open air
All the French journalists who Wis
tied Norway in connection with the
visit of President Fallieres we're made
knights of the Order of st. Olaf by
King Haakon just before returning tt
France. Those men will no doub
speak highly of Norway and the Nor
wegians in future. r. 4.
The new theological seminary will
be opened in rented building II
Kristiania Sept. 3. Prof Odland Il
to lecture on the gospel of Matthew
Rev. E. Sverdrup on the history Of tn
early church, and Rev. Hognestad 81
the first book of Moses and the or
Testament in general. The lectures
will be open to the public.
It will be remembered that Bake
laget, a pleasure steamer, was cut II
two by a Swedish steamer near Kris
tiania. Capt E. Petersen, presiden
of the Kristiania seamen's union
writes in daily that the underlying
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