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IRONDHJKM, old Viking capital,
and tha aurroondlng country of
central Norway, recently cele
brated tha nine hundredth annl-
of the death of N©cway*a
Ralat Ofaf. tha king who ea
( hfiattanity la Karope a
The city'a name
oActaliy changed a few mnotba
to Nldarua. Ita aactewt dealgna-
; bat tha Inhabit anta are aot
If planned alth tha change,
rentlaeea la partial
la MUX <m a
by the River Md
a TVandhJaa herd ehach ha I
Raeway'a near ^at |ia |
are rheeefet fraab# atrwderea (
In abtte er ngM ^alarm wt»b
parte t gianca ankiag l aiarfm m «*a |
nl tbeftr wtniawa Tha rwyai pnanrm.
• hngm ehtta hnn#>ac la af tha
ter *lmtee% rare are aa*4 nati there
ti a danaaad bar atee and a#r er hag.
and n**ee
na are pap
te tenraaia Many a# tha targ
pn are «n OteT Tbpppemnaaai
ehkrm eaa aaaae«| a#tee the
ne tail
aa aentherm Ireland Trm^ghfMB
aneeneeea like thena af Kngtand
Pa einter* are ae aaeee in'*ere
th me e# 11er<■ eef The H«ee
the tkard are art4 fr^eae la
•a t reee a ad anrwh
gf*e tha laws a aemitr-^ee^re ae
I he •iaMee hnd aed
In Norway.
runda of auch driblets of trarel at now
alft through. • *
The visitor goes to church, and th#
simple service* seem stereotyped
enough until a bit of statuary do-
arends from tha catling. Tbn figure
of aa angel supported by a rod. holda
• bowl filled with water. The sur
prised visitor realises this theatrical
appurtenance la a baptiamaJ font.
The aimplMity and In nocan ra ad tha
mnntry bdk In th# remote and lan-
lated aertlena la betokened by thetr
pemmln wona bathing. And by "hnth-
mg- la manat )uet that; net tha diver-
adan ad eater mdaahtag and sand ann- I
ning. hot getting anaaetf rtana A |
lag hat la tha vtiiaga hath henna A j
ftama r* ad nianen la heated and nn* I
tar piarmd aver I ha end had —rfam
late thla oieeae atepa a family— I
mn ^
ether etch Mrvh tel
am ad tn«s fee neabAna ad na
Mavae Cermeanae n«a*a
Trend h )*U) • • • t lb# t
■not ad aa riant N«r*e king* and tha
king. Haaimi VII. mas
there ID UMI *hen the am ion
and Norway mas dlmMlved
The rtly hna a population of mme
bAjOnn Much of iia life cenrera
nhmul the wafer front The ship
building Industry la brisk and there
la a bunt *ervl<e between Troodhjem
and Bergen and the North ('ape Nu
menma flahiog boats come In with
Their cargoes of suited herring to he
depi»alt»N] (n the tall, qunint gabled
warehouses which line the quays.
The lofty Gothic spires of Trond
hjem cathedral rlae alKtve the sur
rounding low buildings of purely
Norae architecture in striking con
trast to them. The cathedral looks
like a transplanted English church in
n Norse setting. Its Gothic style may
be attributed to Norsemen, living In
kvngland when the Gothic architecture
wa* attaining Its vogue, who preferred
It to the simpler Norse style and In
wrporated it into the cathedral. The
structure was begun during the reign
of Olaf the Quiet, between 1000 and
lifcXt. It has been restored many
times but *acii restorer has kept to
tbd <Jothic styie and the present res
toration has endenvored to follow the
original building.
AH the excitiuent which marks our
mot* * generally observed holiday.
Christmas, attends the Day of St.
John on June 24. While It hears a
Christian name, the holiday and Ita
mttotn* go back to pagan origin la
nflad the day atill la a festival af the
^n. Grero Wrcb tree# a dors every
aad children carry evergreen
through the at reef* The
te Christmej braefce dmwa.
felt cewwg
■ee teawy te as At
cam betel wbavb tepteesaapteg M
te a tsrmmi #tepa mesa te
mmw v-mi m* Wcae bmggy «
btcAa aew mppeepcmg bp the
kata tm • bmewey femadM e beea la
ibe p*kar%wi temwy camvefepca te
•mmmm* TW#e bat ag tease tkw
pts-'e mi teramag am4 tee hmuava aca
aacmeg mewemd a bsesd af e teed te-
«•% i af a mt* a mwanap mate *****
Oataag bsede #f fwate fea Ibe peta
rape I lemd led mat ry mf N«eway a bf f
wwtk maafry aad them tw%e g»»e
rwe le (be pt^beaepm pso« gisl The
wmaeva*- peeemme aaeaPy mra fa# s»
meved f*wm the *t mgsm ami *ma |
pet be le esme ksfty bet abeittsad »a*
ley am mg ibe g^tmeatag ea vw capped
peeks There they tern
Ueg. ramptmg la eaete
me*atseally by teeir ■
ry away the batter aad rbeeae.
Oeef'a Cbeeee le a btspi*.
ftmet a rbeeae. a dsticaieaase date-
eery la tbs t’alted JMafse. la a pH a
H|el artlcie of Normsglaa It
haa tbs rich, brow* rotor aad aoaee-
thlng of tbs flavor of praaat batter
It la not sat so oo cracker* at a #up
plsfnsotary course bat, Allred aad laid
on large cross aertlena of brown
bread, la a staple of the meal.
Characteristic of inland Norway Is
Llllehamiuer which Ilea at thf north
ern eml of MJosen lake. Norway’a
largest body of freah water. The
town Is a gateway to the Gudbranda-
dal. In this valley many ancient cu«-
toms and costumes of the country are
still In vogue. The town Itself Ilea
on the north nnd south rail route from
Oslo to Trondhjem, and Is visited an
nually by thousands of tourists.
This region differs markedly from
the fiord country bordering the At
lantic coast and the “land of the mid
night sun” which lies farther to the
north. In spite of its high latitude
Lillehammer enjoys a comparatively
mild climnie, resort hotels being open
for visitors the year round.
Of supreme Interest to both Nor
wegian and foreigner Is an outdoor
museum of ancient arts and crafts at
the nearby village of Malhaugen.
Fifty hand-hullt farmhouses, mills,
workshops and barns were purchased,
moved to one community, and en
riched with collections of old Nor
wegian handwork. There are article*
of wood, hrasa, leather and Iron, to
gether with example* of weaving and
•tebrvtJery typical of tbo products of
eattag* baud!crafts carried oo by
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