Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-06-04
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The city government Of Gothenburx
IL about to buy real estate on the
outskirts Er' Of the city for about $3.50, OO0.5
q statue Of King Karl XIV will be
erected at the entrance to the zoologi-.
cal gardens of Stockholm in the spring
of 1909. H +. IS ssI
Persons possessing letters from the
late King Oscar II are requested to
send them to John Bottiger, Royal
Palace, Stockholm, who will deposit
them IN the family archives. 81
A great automobile trip has been
planned thru Sweden, and many ma.
chimes from Paris and Berlin will take
part In it. Only a limited number
will compete for prizes, but others will
be allowed to accompany the competi.
tors.
The first chamber of the riksdag,
by vote of " to 29, sent the cabinet
memorial asking for advice as to
the best legislation for preventing the
people from spending their money on
foreign lotteries. A Swedish state
lottery is mentioned as a possible
remedy, but it is not explicitly recon
mended.
A little over year ago a Lund
student named Peder Dyrssen de
stroyed one of the eyes of Fred Lind
berg, fellow student, while they were
fencing. The local court decided that
Dyrssen should pay $135 a year to
Lindberg for life, but the supreme
court cut this amount down to $81 q
year.
H. Dunant, the founder of the Red
Cross and the recipient of a Nobel
prize, was hOnored in a touching way
by the school children of Stockholm
on his S0th birthday. Over 10000
children signed their names to an
address of thanks, and this gift was
accompanied by flowers picked by tho
children.
Down With the Throne and the
Altar" was the motto of a banner
carried in the Labor Day procession
In Stockholm. The authorities did not
interfere, but the matter was taken
up by the first chamber of the riksdag.
The banner was carried by J. " Valid,
q painter, who had made it himself
and displayed it on his own personal
account.
The sixtieth birthday anniversary
of Prof. harald Hjarne of the Uni
versity of Upsala was fttingly cele-
brated at the university. THE Norr-
land Nation" to which Prof. Hjarne
belongs, had engaged Sweden's fore
most artist, Anders Torn, to paint a
picture of the celebrant, which was
unveiled at the hall of his nation -
Prof. Hjarne was deeply moved when
he rose to thank for the honor be-
slowed upon him.
Queen Victoria, who is deeply in
terested in the treatment of the sick,
has provided money for having two
Swedes study new method of treat.
ing tumors with electricity. The in.
ventor of this method is DR.. Heating.
Hart, of Marseilles, France, who is ap.
plying it with signal success. Prof
John Berg and DR.. Coastal Forsell have
been selected to go to Marseilles and
stay there until they become familiar
with the new treatment.
The nobility of Sweden passed an
important resolution at convention
IN, III l. II
in Riddarhuset (Knights halD. Baron
Abraham Teijonhvfoud started furry
of excitement by declaring that it was
disgrace to have liquor sold in a
building in which the fate of Sweden
was once decided. After an animated
discussion it was resolved by a vote
of 70 to So that the sale of liquor
shall be prohibited in the building.