FALSTER

an island belonging to Denmark, situated at the entrance of the Baltic, east of Laaland, from which it is separated only by a narrow strait; flat, well watered, and wooded; productive in grain, pulse, potatoes, and, above all, fruit; area, 183 sq. miles. ane principal town is Nykjébing. Pop. > Ve FALUN, or FAHLUN (fi’lyn), a town of Sweden, on Lake Runn, 130 miles north-west of Stockholm. It has 38 2 FAMILY an excellent mining school, museums, and mineralogical collections. Within the town boundary is the famous Falun copper-mine, formerly the richest in Sweden, and worked for 500 years. Pop. 13,370. FAMA CLAMO/’SA (‘as clamant report’), in the ecclesiastical law of Scotland, is a public report imputing immoral conduct to a clergyman, licentiate, or office-bearer of the Church. When the fama has become so notorious that it cannot be overlooked, the presbytery, after due inquiry, and if no particular party comes forward to institute a proce , usually appear as accusers themselves.