The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
.IBSEN HOUSE TO Be
MADE NATIONAL SHRINE
Place Where Followers of Great
Scandinavian Genius From
All World May Worship.
BY ERIC GRUNDMARK.


COPENHAGEN. Feb. 2G.-Tbe plan 10
make the house in which Henrik Ibscn
lived at Grimstad. Norway, from 1874 to
1850. and when the great Norwegian
writer wrote his first tragedy Catilina,
a national shrine at which the thousands
Of followers of the great Scandinavian
genius IN all parts OF the world may
worship is being pushed rapidly aud viii
certainly be successful IbScn was born
at Skion, but the house in which he first
saw the light has been destroyed and
the GrmStad apothccIres house, where
the poet boy learned TO make oint-
ments, tinctures and pills is all that re-
mains 20 recall his youth. national
movement WAS started in Norway 10 pur-
chase il and TO fill ii with memorials and
biographical oblcctS-to make an 1Dsen
house In fact. which shall be TO Norwe-
gians all tllat tho Goethe house In Frank
furt is TO Germans. The committee. or
early friend Of Ibscn. tho venerable Chris
tian Due. is bringing the fact OF its for
nation before the admirers of the great
poet all over the world. The Norwegian
committee will be grateful for any small
sums proving American approval of what
They acknowledge must In the main be
"a Norwegian enterprise. And the sub
sCriptions OF any friend Of Norway may
be sent TO DR.. Carl Christensen. Camilla
Coliestsvej. Gil, Christiania, and Will be
thankfully acknowledged.
King and Queen Recover
Both the king and queen of Sweden.
who recently underwent operations. have
practically recovered. 1t IS not generally
actress. When she was "a girl her one
ambition was 10 80 upon the Stage. Some
time age she INDUCED her passion for
theatricals In the cause Of charity, aud
the best critics declared her pErtorma nee
To he remarkable. \ certain home for
waits WAS sadly lacking In funds. so the
queen, then the crown princess. orGanizcr
an entertainment to raise them She
chose fairy play called Holy Eliza
beth" and the stock exchange at Stock
holm was turned into q temporary then
al family took part in this play. among
them being the crown prince, now King
Gustaf, Apart from her artistic accom-
plishments. the queen of sweden has
earned the reputation OF being the best
dressed queen in Europe. Also. she is
said 10 be the richest
Labor Troubles in Sweden.
Sweden is having more labor troubles.
LockoutS have taken place i'm the wood
manufacture Industry. the textile trade,
the Sawmlls industries, the industries
connected with the maintenance OF roads
and waterways, the wholesale clothing
trade, the retail ready made clothing
trade. Only members of the National
Organization of Worllingmcn are affect
ed In ell the trades mentioned, except
In the textile industry. where some dis
putes arc still going on. work is proceed
ing with unorganized worltmen.
According To the preliminary inquiry
at Copenhagen into the case Of NJ. Al
berti. The former Danish minister Of JUS
tlcc. the deialcatiops laid To his charge
amount To- total of about ESQ. 900. NJ
Aibert surrendered 10 the police IN Sep
tembcr. 1905 and confessed to having
committed frauds and forged documents
Adler Albertl. for years before his down
fall. had unbnundcd influence In Den
mark. Peasants bank, OF which he was
the president. and other institutions af-
fected were the ministry Of npauCe and
the National bank. Uc attributed his
loss Of tho money 10 unsuccessful stock
exchange operations. More than 5000
families arc believed to have been ruined
by his frauds. and The king of Denmark
Is stated to b. credited for G100.O00.