The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-11-21

Sweden.
stated In q recent issue that the
situation in Sweden with respect to
employment for labor was again
improving. but later reports indicate
that the situation II almost worse
than ever. More and more. industries
are being crippled. more and more
men are thrown out of employment.
The government of Sweden Is doing
all In Its power to relieve the situar
ton and the authorities In the various
localities or communities are doing
the same. Public buildings are being
erected. 80 as to provide work for the
unemployed and the needs Of the poor.
who may suffer want II unaided, are
being looked after. 1t IL generally
recognized. however. that the winter
will bring grave responsibilities to all
officials and that the utmost efforts
will have to be put forth to prevent
misery. want and suffering among the
laboring classes.
DR.. N. J. Willie. the distinguished
professor of botany in the University
of Christiania, who Is on a lecture tour
in the United States. declared in an
address at Minneapolis that Sweden
and Norway are face to face with q
grave danger in the present European
situation. Speaking from his own ex-
perience and observations in the eau
casian region. he told of the methods
of the cars government In the Rus
sification nj their subject peoples. He
declared thai It was an almost univer-
sal conviction among the educated
Russians that the time had arrived for
Russian world supremacy. The friend
ship of Britain. he declared. would not
protect Scandinavia, for England
would be utterly powerless against
Russia on land, and on the sea Rus
STA has practically no navy that can be
attacked.
The government of Sweden has
brought forward proposition in the
Riksdag to grant permission during
the next six months to the king to al
low sugar manufacturers Of Sweden to
ship sugar into Norway. Attention
was called to the fact that Norway Is
greatly In need of sugar, owing to the
German governments action In prohib.
iting the export of sugar from that
country, which has hitherto supplied
the Norsemen with that important ar.
ticle. The government believes that
Sweden can supply the needs of Nor
way without running short herself.
The national government has taken
steps to prosecute those who are re-
sponsible for the restoration Of the
Bosarp church without due permission
from the national government The
government of Sweden is very care
full not to disturb old buildings. But
when repairs or alterations are abb
solutely necessary the work is care
fully planned by national architects
and psychologists.
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Representatives from the Scandina-
Wan labor unions have held Q conven-
ton in Stockholm. Among the Ques-
lions discussed was proposition to
remove the headquarters OF the inter
national socialists. This proposition
came from Holland. and the conven-
tion resolved to request the executive
committees Of the party in the Scan
dinavian countries and Holland to
call convention to settle the Ques-
ton.
A national farmers convention will
be held in wexio in 1916. The House
keepers' society has subscribed $1,000
towards paying the expenses.
The proprietor Of the Umea nursery
found 1s1 potatoes on one vine. The
vine happened to grow In cabbage
patch.
The net profits Of the Ostersotland
Sugar Manufacturing company for the
past year were $4,000.
promlsIRu Investment.
"The lasting. delightful perfume Of
the age. One who can prove that
the perfume o. Otto Mohini q not
lasting for four dayu by putting I'VE
drops on. the hnndkerchief WI - ~
wafded Re-. 10 eash. ~ Only amaII