Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-02-06

dispatch to Dagens Nyheter from
Knuna. the inhabitants In the parish
OF VeIhelmina have gone to the OK
treme of slaughtering dogs and cats
for food to prevent starvation Re
ports from the districts OF vesterorr-
land and Vesterbotten last fall showed
that famine was threatened IN those
districts. Deluging rains has done
great damage to the crops there
NORWAY. ~:
Crown Prince OIav has given his
grandfather, King Edward, medal
lion with his picture. The picture
shows the little fellow dressed in
Norwegian national costume
The Norwegian freighter Thore
Fasernes, bound with a full cargo
from Adelaide for Gray's Harbor, ran
ashore fourteen miles north Of Sydney,
Australia The crew must have been
saved since only the condition OF the
vessel is discussed in the dispatch
London, Jan 24-Three valuable
miniatures of the duchess of Fife, the
queen OF Norway and Princess Vic
toria, all belonging to Queen Alex
andria. have been stolen by burglars
| from the studio Of an engraver IN
London to which they had been sent
| for reproduction.
| The number of foreign tourists visit
ing Norway during May, June, July
| and August, 1906, was about "a, 342,
against 20,S27 for June, July and Au-
gust 1902, and 1915 for the same
months in 1889. During the winter
season 1867 about 1900 foreign tour
lists are also supposed to have visited
Norway.
A spicy motto. When Einar Ii, a
young author, was taken to Jail be
cause he refused to enter the army
according to the CONSUMPTION laws
the Socialists of kristiania held {
| public demonstration, some 5000 per
sons marching through the streets
and carrying banner with the fol
lowing unambiguous inscription: "Te
Hell with the Entire Military Hum
bug"
Stockholm, Jan. 25-A mining en-
gineer who has just returned here
from an exploring expedition IN North
ern Norway, where the Russian iron
tier approaches within fifteen miles
the North Atlantic at Lyngen1oro
says that he saw large bodies of Rus
sian soldiers, installed in log bal
racks, engaged in building a rallWa
in Norwegian territory in wilderness
/ many days journey from the highway
Norway is going to have norma
school for the education of instructor
in housekeeping. The preliminar
work is to be done by a comm1tte
! appointed by the department OF agr
culture. The school will offer tW
courses, one of twelve months fe
teachers of general housekeeping, an
one of six months for cooking teacl
ers. Only persons having good con
mon school education will be admitte'
Chemistry and physics will be tt
most prominent studies at the schoe
All Of the leading food stut1s will
subjected to a chemical analysis.
In the Viste cave, near Stavanger,
regular kitchen modding' has bee
found. A kitchen modding is pi
of refuse from food eaten by poop
living in the stone age. The kitche
holdings are most numerous IN De
:, mark, in which country they receive
their name. The one just found ne;
:, Stavanger contained a great numb
of fish-hooks Of bone, the largest on
- being about four inches long. The
:. were also boars' teeth of enormo'
size, parts of moose-horns, teeth
smaller animals and even some orr
nented bones. The ornaments I
mind US Of the branches of the spru
tree
- The growth OF the merchant mart
- OF Norway for the year 1907 is rep
- sented by IS vessels, having a gre
tonnage of $3.50. Norwegian f;
~ tories added Il steamers, 16 saili
:, vessels and motor boats to the to-
:, during the year. Fifty-nine steame
- and As sailing vessels were purchas
:. abroad, and rs steamers and rs 81
ing vessels were sold to foreignt
- during the year No less than
II steamers, 81 sailing vessels and G
- motor boat were totally lost, and
:. vessels were condemned. The to
-. number of vessels at the beginning
- the new year was 1904, having t.
=. mage of 1,9S4,647.
Is
=, DENMARK.
I'd A brief but violent snowstorm
Al oroot damaoa in Denmark ThOl1sar