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Norris (KATHLEEN American story-writer)

KATHLEEN, American story-writer, born at San Francisco in 1880. Took a special course of study at the University of California. Married Charles Gilman Norris in 1909. Since 1910 Mrs. Norris contributed stories to the "Atlantic Monthly," and to the popular magazines, including "McClure's," "The American," "Everybody's," "Ladies' Home Journal," "Woman's Home Companion." Her books are: "Mother" river; 113 miles S. W. of Stockholm.

First founded in 1384, it has been several times destroyed by fire. The rapid Vetter with the Bravik, affords water power for the many manufactories, among which are cloth mills, cotton spinning and weaving, manufactures of sugar, paper, tobacco, etc., and shipbuilding (gunboats, etc.). Here Charles IX. (1604) and Gustavus IV. (1800) were crowned. Pop. (1917) 58,154.

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