Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1914-07-24


Stenhammar Conspicuous by their
absence were Andreas HaIlen, Otto
Sjogren, Ole Morales, Sven and Felix
Koerling, Alfred Berg, Otto Olsen,
Wilhelm acknowledges and others
quite as prominent. The object of the
society will be to further common
practical and artistic interests, with
out regard to individual difference of
schools or style.
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During the month of June the Yep
pelin airships Hansa and Sachsen
maintained a regular service between
Germany and Sweden, their point of
destination being the Baltic exhibit
ton at Malmo. The Hansa sails from
Hamburg and the Sachsen from Leip-
zig. After a short stay in Malmo the
ships return via Copenhagen. On
June % balloon competition in the
style of the James Gordon Bennett
race will start from the exhibition
grounds.
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A new transmission for automo-
biles has been invented by Engineer
r. A. Peterson of Stockholm. He calls
the transmission "centrali," and
claims that it excels all other trans
missions in every way, being both
powerful and noiseless. About fifty
patents protect the invention in all
countries of the world. Manufacture
on large scale will be started i'm
nlediately.
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The enormous decrease in the con-
sumption of alcoholic liquors during
the last few years is best shown by
the report of the control system. In
1912 the available supply of alcoholic
liquors was 6.S liter per inhabitant,
while in 1876 the available supply
was 11.S liter. This shows a decrease
of almost one-half in thirty years.
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It is rumored that John Forsell, the
renowned Swedish opera singer,
"Sweden's Caruso,' has accepted an
engagement at the Royal Opera of
Berlin. beginning January, 1915.
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| According to Swedish statistics just
published the Swedish national debt
amounts to 107 crowns per capita.
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/ From London comes the fnterestini
news that Captain IA. N. Holland o
the Norwegian navy has invented {
device that assures the secrecy o
communication by wireless telee
raphy. The machine, according II
press reports, is one for transmission
and automatic receipt of printed mes
sages in the manner Of typewritine
The inventor claims to have type,
messages by wireless waves between
Berlin and the big relay station a
Nauen, distance of thirty-fou
miles. He says he has perfected
relay which so simplifies wireless
4 signals that the typewriting devic
may be operated over great distances
The secrecy of the invention is estat
lished by the fact that in sending tn
message the apparatus may be &C
justed at a moments notice so as t
employ any of the 72O different cod
arrangements of the alphabet, Will
the receiving device will automatica
ly register the messages in decode
and legible form. Only dots are use
in transmission and by their spacin
: the mechanism of the receiving al
: paratus is controlled so as to recol
struct the message. Captain Hoilan
declares that the apparatus can b
worked in any wireless system an
that it will render wireless tapping
impossible.
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Attorney Oscar Strom, a populs
and prominent citizen of Christiani
was shot and killed on Carl Johar
Gade the other day by Aksel Wibor
an ice exporter of the city. Wibol
fred three revolver shots at Stror
who died few minutes later. WiboI
was separated from his wife about
year ago, the wife leaving the cou
5 try and settling in America. tt
3 quarrel was regarding the dispositiC
: and division of Wiborg's propert
D over which litigation arose, Strom b
1 ing the attorney for the prosecutio
! Wiborg some time ago became SO Ell