Stockholm, Mar. 26.
Stig Julius Carlson, a young coal] dealer st present out of work and married to an artist's pretty model, has suddenly entered the ran! Swedish nobility as Baron Liljenlerantz, according to a decision by. the Swedish Court of Appeal. He }was Lrought up in a modest workman's family and always believed himself to be their son. A year or two ago he went to his father's Jchest of drawers to get something} Jand came across his father's parish certificate. On reading it he found that his "name was not included Jamongst the children of the family. This gave him a shock, and he immediately started investigating, the matter.
Tt was found that for some unknown reason the late Baron and. Baroness Liljencrantz had handed Their own legitimate son over to the workman's family to be adopted anil brought up by them as their own Jchild against certain annual. payments, After making this young Carlson st to recover the full right to his name jand station. The Swedish Court of [Appeal has now passed a decision in his favour, declaring him to be a legitimate Baron Liljencrantz, born jin legal marriage and entitled to his share of the inheritance. In an interview, the new Baroness said she did not know whether there was Jany inheritance coming to them.—Reuter,
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