The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-08-21
n FAR N0RTMllD
Important Events IN Sweden.
Norway and Denmark.
BRIEFS FRox OLD COUNTRY
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Norway
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cf ChriHriilniip ina published u ruDurt
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nrY i'm Mdrwaw.. Anw parsnm wtiD In
ffftBsm Yaars ar mnra OF aga. witD iif
In mil unsHHBHiun Gn fiH saIlBaBs, cAn
By vertiall or wrttriHm disHinrAfnnm DIR
rHrmina ffir hiinsHir wttariDar hH wtBiit
en- tn hnwa hiH bndY areInHrHt after
dsnrit:. tita disciarati1n. ir verHHllg
made, must be TN the DreHanGB Of rwu
wirneHHeHs if wrtrran. twu psrsuna
should sslbHcrtbs AZ wirneHHssHs this
preeaurinu should be taken whsrfer
the person be a member OF q crsmsE
rinu aaHociariou or mot
Should the dsceased person ncc
have Expressed ais wish In the MATTER,
nearest Relatives, provided they are
over eighteen years ct age. and such
cremation ia noe contrary to the re-
ligtous belief on To the wish OF the
deceased person The pciics nIust be
informed before the booty ta crsnrare,t-
Cremation can take place only Ii the
crgnnarorY. The ashes shall be gath
cred in an urn, such an are nuanurIcr
THREAD ln Chrisrianaa OF marble. metal
;anhsrnne, erG., selling at 30 cruwua
to sGa cruwns Cs5.1s Co sa'l.taY each.
TIE cnsr OF cremation t1r members tn
40 crowns stg,T21r tt1r nonuemhers 90
crowns Gfld,lap"
A Chrtsrianfa reporr mYs that a
settlement has been hruugtir ahour tn
the dispute between employers aid
employees Ia Norway and che strike
that thsatened to tie NJ many OF the
leading industries of the country has
a91in been averre6 The settlement
provides for the appointment OF an
arbitration board consisting OF three
members, CHE TO be chosen By the
empIoFers. ore by she woritr1eu and
the third by the frsr two members OF
the beard The decision OF the board
STALL be handed DOWN by September
rs. and TN the meantime the wurkmsr
viii continue Ia their work -
James ODouneu Bennett, q we'll
Known special correspondent who Is
writing from Norway for a string of
American dafIiess asserts positively
thar the people OF Norway have be-
cnne surfflY znttGermzn-- He adj
ntts that the Norwegians have had
strong affection for tine kaiser. be-
canse OF bis frequent Visits to Nor
way tn years past and because OF his
generosity at the thine OF the AaIesund
frss bur the German submarine at-
caks on Morse merchant shtps have
trrred the feelings OF Norway's people
against their Teutonbc brothers
Thfrtesu OF Norway's ~ whaling cnur-
ranf4s have closed their accounts fDr
the fiscal year and have Distributed
their earnfngz The dividends de-
cizred range from no to 40 per cent
the average being 1sl4 per cent It
may be taken for granted that the
dividends to be declared by the other
10 companies will average about the
Same ann ane Immense pronts on tne
whaling business are thus made zprar-
ent. IL has made more Norwegian
mtlltonzfres tn recent years than per
haps any other industry
II has been STATED here that the
crop prospects i'm Norway were very
poor. owing to lack OF RAIN The latest
reports however. fndfcats decided
Improvement TN the sftuatiou- rains
having fallen quite generally OF
able to the end OF the season the
crops VIII probably be equal to those
Of last year
The city OF sarpsbory vas founded
BY ST. Olaf $50 years ago. and the I'm
habttants Of the town plAn to com
menorate the mine hundredth annt-
. Bautasten TN honor OF 81 Olaf on
July 10 1918 The STONE YIN be u
feet hisn and VIM cost about sz-eo9-
Ole Elf2son Presfhoy- said TO have