Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27

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been sold for about ITO krona per
pound which is considerably less than
the price of domestic butter.
Is go Years Old
Many .honors were bestowed on rAd-
miral Henning Won Krusenstjerna
when he celebrated his sixtieth birth
day about three weeks ago. The adj
miral won international renown by
his participation in the globe circling
expedition of the steamer, Vanadis in
1S83-1S85. Some O later he was
assigned to service as an officer in the
ItaliaE navy, and about ten years
ago became minister OF marine in the
Lindman cabinet. Following his re-
tirement from active service in the
navy a few years ago, Won Krusen-
stjerna was appointed admiral.
Across Ice In an Auto.
Lieutenant Hygart. head Of this
American Motor Imports company at
Kalmar, recently mad an auto trip
across the ice covered Kalmar Sound.
The adventurous trip was made in a
roadster Weighing about a thousand
POUNDS, and although it was a some
what risky affair, it was carried
through successfully. Mr.. Hygart is
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Kalmar Sound by motor.
Missing 10 Ycms-Found.
In 1903 Richard Friedman Of
Lund, then II years old, disappeared
from his homo. and a search for him
was instituted practically all over the
world. At times it was thought he
was in Australia or Asia or Africa,
and in the meantime his parents died.
Now his cousin, a Chicago woman,
has notified other relatives at Lund
that Friedman is living at Peoria, ILL.,,
where he has made his homo for
sone time. It is thought likely.
Swedish papers say, that he will
make a trip to his old country some
time during the summet-after hav-
ing been missing for 10 years
Shoe Firm Fails
Varulagret Thule, one of the larg.
est shoe manufacturing oncerns in
Sweden, has failed, its liabilities be-
ing given as about 100000 kronor and
its assets estimated at about 300,O 900.
The failure is said to be due to a
sharp decline in the retail prices of
footwear throughout the country.
Mrs Tinglcy q Guest
Mrs Catherine Tingley, president
of the Universal Brotherhood and
the T~heosophical society, recently
visited Gothenburg, accompanied by
seven students from the theosophical
university at Point Iona, Cal. A
few days in succession Mrs. Tingley
gave receptions at the Grand hotel to
those who are interested in her work,
and one result Of her visit is said to
be the impending organization of a
theoSophical organization W t b
branches throughout Sweden.
The City Extends Aid.
The city council Of A1noe has de-
cided to loan 10000 kronor to a saw
mill there for the purpose Of obtain
ing employment for a number of men
who have been jobless the greater
part of h winter. Operations were
to be resumed after a long shut down
period, Immediately after the grant
ing of the loan, and between SO and
100 men would secure work.
arabian Nights"
A Swedish film corporation is max
ing plans to picturize the arabian
Nights" Thousand and One
Nights" as it is known in the Swedish
version-in all the details known to
literature. The film will be made on
the spot where the action Of the
stories is said to belong. and a group
Of players is preparing to make the
trip to the Near East for the purpose
of taking part in the work, which
nay take o than a year, it is said.