Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-10-29

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1T was Monday eve
ming about o clock when strind berg
full consci BUSINESS. He took
hold Of the Bible VIII ch5 had been q
BIG side al the time Since Ne became
sick, and said with In audible voice,
I'm through with life, the account
has been closed 1, and this (pointing
to tho Bible) alone is truth. After
that re did not speak again, but
smiling during the few REMAINING mo.
msnts Of cons iousness he & pointed
out that he wanted the Bible placed
upon his breast whom life was *
tinct. :
Judging from the following they
are very careful on the railways Of
Sweden, both about people and ami
mails: It appears that some time ago
the engineer Of train noticed that
an OK was standing on the track near
Stockholm and he tried to scare the
animal away by means Of the whistle.
But as this did not seem to help in
the least he slowed down the train
and finally came to q complete stop.
right IN front Of the OK. He now
turned = Jet Of water on the OK, but
still the or remained immovable.s
Finally q number Of strong men had
to step up to the Ok and remove him
from the track by main force. In
America there would have been no
preliminaries and Mr.. OK would have
5been run over SO quick he would never
have known what happened to him.
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Arvid Odman, the. opera singer,
was assaulted BY student when on
bis way from Alfsjo to Stockholm
recently. Reports state that Mr.. Cd
man was not feeling well at the time
and this makes the matter still
worse for the young man who as
saulted him. Arvid Odman, it will
be remembered, was at one time one
of sweden's greatest opera singers.
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The Stockholm papers are daily
filed with accounts OF William Jen-
nings Bryan's doings. It will be re-
membered that Mr.. Bryan visited the
Swedish capital some years ago. He
Is represented as travelling around
with q variety troupe giving lectures
and appearing with variety artists for
money, while the foreign department
takes care Of itself.
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The French aviator, Chevillard, has
been giving some exhibitions In
Stockholm during the past week and
his performances in the air were wit
messed by thousands OF people. He is
regarded as most wonderful aero
maui. It is reported that he intends
to start for the United States in the
near future to give exhibitions.
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= DR.. Daniel Berkman, for q mum
Der Of years editor Of the journal
known as Everything for Every.
body" has resigned from his position
to. enjoy a long trip abroad. He also
contemplates visit to America,
where he will remain for an extended
time. His successor is Sigge Strom.
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"a. Bjurholm, the we'll known Stock:
holm brewer who died recently, left
a:.fortune which IS estimated at 300,.
900 crowns. Most of this money,
since he had few relatives, will go to
charitable institutions in Stockholm.
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The officers of the Swedish navy
have received raise in wages and
naturally there is much Joy among
them, enough so that some gave extra
dinners in honor Of what happened. :
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s A monument over the Swedish
heroes who fell in the battle OF Mayer:
fontein In South Africa was recently
unveiled on the historic battlefield.
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Prince Victor Of Wied, brother OF
the reigning prince Of Wied, arrived
at Stockholm last month for a visit
at the royal palace. B ...=. 4.
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| The Duke and Duchess of Verm.
land departed Oct, 1 to visit Princess
ngeborg's mother, the dowager queen
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