The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-06

Deh'W the estimates, due NANNY 10 the
falling on In the earnings of the ma
tional railways. Politiken. In COM
mcnting on the finance minister's re-
quest for more funds, says that the
financial outlook is by no means
bright.
Sweden.
Professor Thyren has introduced a
resolution in the first chamber of the
riksdag calling upon the king of con-
slider ways of improving the morals
Of the people. He believes that i'm
morality Is too prevalent in the land
and wants the king to lay before the
riksdag plans of improving conditions.
When the war broke out the king
Issued proclamation prohibiting the
export Of all war material and NUM-
tions in order to avoid possible
trouble or complications with the bel
ligerent powers. Now the proclama-
ton has been SO changed as to include
war munitions and material which are
shipped into Sweden from q foreign
country to be reshipped to another
foreign country. 1t IL understood that
the new order is primarily directed
against the shipment of war munitions
into Russia over the newly construct
ed Finnish railroad. Since the freez-
ing up Of the harbor of Archangel at
temps to ship war material through
Sweden into Finland and Russia have
become frequent
The sinking of three Swedish steam
ers at Mantylutta. In the Finnish bay.
on account of the floating, mines, has
caused general regret in Germany,
proved that the mines had been sown
by Germany, II Is felt that there Is
strong possibility that they were,
and as consequence money has been
privately contributed by citizens Of
Hamburg and several other German
cities to extend aid to the families OF
the unfortunate Swedish sailors who
went down with their ships. It is an
nounced that the amount thus con-
tributed Is over 100000 marks--a
goodly sum. Needless to say. this ac-
ton on the part Of the Germans has
created most favorable impression
In Sweden.
Eleven Swedish officers and their
chief, General Hjalmarson, who are
serving in the Persian army in the ca
pacity of military instructors. have
been ordered to resume their places
In the Swedish army, as their pres
ence is deemed necessary in this cri-
sis. Those officers whose period of
enlistment In the Swedish army has
expired will. however. serve out their
contracts in Persia, and It Is ex-
pected that those now recalled will 90
back to Persia when the war is over.
A Swedish engineer named Berg
-lund, residing in Berlin, has made
remarkable invention that may revo-
lutionize the motion picture industry.
He has constructed an apparatus
which reproduces the pictures without
the agency OF q white screen or cur
tain. the objects portrayed standing
out distinctly In midair. and are made
to move back and forth in front OF the
machine, as well az to and fro. This
increases the illusions of reality. max
Ing the moving picture drama seem
more like real play.
Il 10 charged that Senator Possehl.
well known both in Sweden and Nor
way. head OF the hardware firm Of
Possehl in Lubbock. IL guilty OF high
treason by shipping iron to firm In
Japan, which, In turn, has turned II
over to the Japanese government
A remarkable funeral Il reported
from Kopparberg. Karl Wilhelm Hallk-
visit, his via Hulda.' and their son
Karl all died OF pneumonia in the
course OF ten days, and they were all
buried q the same time. A three-year-
old girl Il the only remaining mem
ber Of the family.
Swedish ship owners intend to have
the national colors painted on al Of
their ships engaged IN the North >sea
traoIc, hoping thus 10 leseen he risk
of having them m1staken Tor ensmy
dhips By oerman subm1rinea q