The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-11-13

Danish author. is dead at the age Of
sixty-five. He was by no means a
great genius, but his novels are whole
some and breathe q love for Den
marks people and natural scenery
which appealed to all.
Norway.
In the past most of the larger ships
Of the Norwegian steamship COM
panies were built in foreign shipyards.
especially those of England. and some
thing like 100000 have been paid
annually for Morse ships to foreign
ship builders, while only some $1,000
900 have been paid to Norway's ship
yards. In the future. however, more
ships will be constructed in Norway.
as is proved by the fact that COM
pany has been formed for the purpose
Of putting in shipyards at Jarlso. near
Tonsberg, where vessels with a dis
placement Of 5000 tons or more will
be built The capital of the new COM
pany is $4,000.
A new city is about to spring up In
Norway. In connection
with the building of the enormous
electric works Of the Electric Furnace
Products company. an American firm.
The city will be built around the big
which win eventually con-
sumo $4,000 horse power Of electric
The new city. says . CORE
spondent. viii be laid out by land
scape architects In what Is now .
quiet rustic community. The plans
complete sewer and wa
ter system. gas and electric light
light systems. wide streets with park
lngs set with trees on both sides. and
neat cottages in Morse style for one
Or two families each. To begin with
about 100 houses will be built. but the
number will eventually be Increased
TO 300 or 400: these for the housing
Of the factory workmen alone. The
preliminary work ON the sewer and
water system will be done this fall.
but operations on q large scale will
not start until next spring. The Elec-
trio Furnace Products company will
calcium carbide, iron
and steel. iron alloys, zinc. and other
metal products. nitrogen fertilizers.
and nitric acid. AS by-products lime.
coke. and electrodes will be produced.
According to press reports, q Morse
Of Bavaria, Germany. for sew
eral years past has recently returned
to Norway on q visit. He reports that
shortly before his departure he was
by the criminal police not
to continue taking Morgenbladet on
account OF its alleged hostile attitude
toward Germany In the war. While
on q visit to the police headquarters
In this connection. the Norseman had
an opportunity to look over list Of
newspapers with rotations
by the police regarding their attitude
In the war. Among the various lead
Ing Christiania papers he noted the
Tidens Tegn. decidedly
Aftenposten. Facilitating.
most frequently hostile;" verdens
Gang, friendly at first. but later de-
cidedly hostile:" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
government organ" The Morgen-
bladet was put down as ''noncritical.
often hostile"
The old, old custom of celebrating
weddings for days in succession is still
In vogue In large sections of the coun-
try. But among the wealthy farmers
living within a reasonable distance Of
some city there is a growing tendency
to ignore the old rule of celebrating
the nuptials on the parental home
stead. They prefer the cities with
their commodious. often fashionable
hotels. where there are uniformed
janitors and walters. But even under
those new conditions It is supposed to
be the thing to make the feast two or
three days long. A wedding festival
Of this kind recently took place In
Christiania. No less than one hundred
guests arrived in the city in the eve
ming. and they started with banquet
at cafe the same evening. The
wedding was solemnized the next day.
and after q bounteous feast the guests
enjoyed themselves in dancing and
other entertainments until four o'clock
the next morning. After q period -of
rest the program was continued the
third day. and the guests returned
home that day or the fourth day. It II
evident that It takes . very long purse
to stand wedding festival OF this
kind.
Jolund is the name of . ship which
soon win be ready for service 90 Z
church and hospital ship for fishermen
along the coast Of northern Norway.
The cost of It will be about $1,000,
which was raised BY small society
In Christiania. The auditorium win
seat $40 persons. and the hospital can
take care Of I'VE patients. The ship
IL 70 be IN charge Of the Inner Bee,
mems mission.
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