Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-06-28
NORWAY.

they are chips Of tho old blocks" by
sailing in an open boat from Ber8en
to Rouen. The claim OF the Danes
that CANCER Wolf (Rollo), the founder
OF Normandie, was a Dane. does not
make much of an impression on the
people Of France. They proceed with
the preparations on tho old theory
that CANCER Rolf was a Norwegian
born near Aalesurd A big granito
monument has been shipped from Nor
way az token Of friendship and good
feeling. to be erected at Rouen, and
that city has sent q monument Of Gam
ger Rolf to Norway, to be erected "a
his birthplace near Aalesund. The
time originally fixed for the celebra.
ton was postponed on account Of tho
killing Of the French minister Of war
In q balloon wreck, and at this WRIT
Ing It IL not known when the festiyi!
ties will open.
The following came from Alfred.
Maine: Death may halt the suit of
Mrs. Olea Bull Vaughn, daughter OF
the famous violinist, who is contest,
ing the half-million-dollar viii az her
mother. Mrs. olea Bull. Mrs. Olea
Bull Vaughn lies at the home Of =
friend In West Lebanon dying Of tuJ
berculosis. It has been revealed that
all over the United States there ard
societies numbering among their mem!
bers men and women Of wealth ana
position, who are practicing the weird
rites Of the Indian cults under whose
influence. it IL alleged. Mrs. Bull be-
Queathed much Of her fortune to Hin
dus at the expense Of her own kin.
Much Of the mystery OF the philos.
ophy was disclosed and tho axtent To
which the religion has grown in the
United States outlined by Miss S..
Edyth Swanander. OF Brooklyn, on the
witness stand. She asserted that many
prominent men and women are meme
beers OF the branch societies. AMONG
those whom Miss Swanander mention,
ed were tho late Bishop Potter, New
York; Rev. w. II. Newton, New York;,
Professor Cousins. Cornell; Professor,
Arthur w. Dow, and Professor A. Y.
Jackson, Columbia. Miss Swanander
referred to Walter G. Goodyear, head
OF the big rubber trust, Us one Of the
most influential followers In this coun-
try. During the last few days there
have appeared sinister and thinly veil
ed charges Of criminality in the death.
Of Mrs. Bull. Standing out prominent.
~ In this connection is the figure Of
Miss Margaret Il. Noble, Sister Nivo-
dia." one Of the members Of the
strange household maintained BY the
widow in the Cambridge, Mass, STU
dio house" Sister Nivedia" was with
Mrs. Bull when she died and there has
been introduced testimony that con.
trary to the order issued by attending
physicians, she constantly administer.
ed unnamed Indian drugs to tho pa.
tient. After each application, It was
sworn, Mrs. Bull sank rapidly and
death followed not long after the treat.
ment began. It has also developed that
after Mrs. Bulls death, Sister Niye-
dia" advised immediate cremation, and
this was done, despite the protest "a
the dead .woman's daughter. II has
been asserted that the Hindu priestess
departed from America shortly after,
disguised as servant. II her pre-.
sent whereabouts is known, that fact
has not appeared in the testimony.
The opposition to the modern schoor
system IL growing stronger In Norway.
the great argument being that all this
book knowledge makes the children
unit for practical life This Is the
way member Of the storting unloada
his mind on the subject: TT IL too bad
that we have to send our chilren Ike
empty sausage skins to the mental
sausage factories called schools In
order that they may be filled with III
this sausage stuifing Of school wisdom
which is to carry them through al
their subsequent life, without permit.
ting them to live their own life and
think their own thoughts. =
Karl Field, sixteen year Old boy
In East Aker, Kristiania, found q car. /:
fridge ii q hillside. Whsn No came
home In the evening he placed the.
thing In front Of the fireplace and
hit It with q hammer. There was - &
explosion and the bullet pierced the
boys forehead. He died &C the hospi.
tal.
q swede who owned silver minees
IN Australia % said 20 havo len n 8
estate e 6.0eo. 900 IT His death. AZ
oording to- 0ho. church books a or ]:
parish, Dalarne, llyo branches q NJ
family arc entitled @ inhsrit ~ - 8
ssty