Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-13

alienation of affection by Thomas
Marston, broker of Toronto, Can,
who charges Mr.. Cappelen Smith with
having paid Spirited courtship" to
Mrs. Marston, promising to marry
her and maintain her in luxurious
and distinguished social position
Cappelen Smith who owns a vast
estate at Sands Point, l.. l., is ma
tive of Norway who has become fam
Gus in this country for his invention
of the method of basic copper con-
verting-a method which has revolu-
tionized the copper-smelting industry.
He holds the gold medal of the Mining
and Metallurgical Society of America
for distinguished service in hydro
metallurgy, and is a member of most
of the prominent engineering societies
in this country. He flatly denies all
allegations made.
Lutheran Handbook.
On the occasion of the Lutheran
world congress which meets in COpen-
hagen, Denmark, beginning June 26,
Professor Alfred TIL. J0rgensen of that
city has edited book, 1.-The Lutheran
Churches of the World" for reference
purposes; associated with Professor
J0rgensen are High Church Counsel
lor Fleisch of Germany, and Profess
sor A. r. Wentz of Gettysburg, Pa,
and the book-432 pages-was pub
lished in the English language in Min
neapolis last week, under the auspices
of the executive committee of the
Lutheran world congress.
Inviting Ahrenberg.
When these lines are being writ
ten, it is momentarily expected that
Captain Albin Nuremberg will have
started his airplane flight from Stock
holm to New York, via Iceland and
Greenland, and, anticipating his safe
arrival, a group of Swedish Organiza-
tiOns in Chicago have cabled him an
invitation to come to that city i'm
mediately after his arrival in New
York. Captain Nuremberg will be ac-
companied on his flight by E. Lung
berg, radio operator, who has also
been invited to take part in the elabo-
rate festivities now being planned by
the Chicago Swedes, under the leader
ship of Swedish Consul de Dardell.
After "a Years.
Richard J. Cederberg has resigned
after "a years service as custodian
and chief engineer of the federal
building in Brooklyn. N Y, and is
now on his way to Sweden, where he
iC VII in
years. Postal, court and other federal
officials who make use of the build
ing, united in arranging a banquet
for Mr.. Cederberg who was given a
gold watch and chain as token of
appreciation.
Mrs. Sames is Dead.
Mrs. Ernestine Christine Sannes, r.
died last week in the Danebo old
peoples home in Minneapolis. She
was born in Denmark and had lived
in the United States since 1891. For
many years she was married to Anton
Sannes, Norwegian actor, who died
a few years ago, and with him she
toured the Scandinavian settlements
of this country; Mrs. Sannes was her
self notable actress and had scored
many triumphs on the stages of the
Norwegian and Danish settlements in
America She had made her home
in Minneapolis for 80 years.
Settlement Movies.
S. o. Olstad of Minneapolis, leader
of many Experimentation excur-
sions to Norway, and photographer of
the most recent Norway film, is at
present visiting Norwegian settle
ments throughout the country to film
scenes for a Norwegian-Amer
picture which is to be taken to Nor
way to show the people of that coun-
try how their friends and relatives
live, work, and amuse themselves in
America. This is said to be the first
attempt ever made to depict in the
form of movies the daily life among
Americans who have immigrated from
abroad.