Unnamed Swedish missionary's miraculous strength in prison

“One of the missionaries in Stockholm Conference was fined 175 Swedish rixdalers for preaching that Joseph Smith was a true Prophet. As he had no money he was sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment and treated to the above named fare. So many days is a very hard punishment, and but few are able to stand it at once. The police came to arrest him, but by him giving his word that he would meet at the appointed time, they trusted him to come and surrender himself. He was asked several times if he did not feel too weak to endure his punishment at once, if so they would let him rest a few days, but he had no time to waste and wanted to get through as soon as possible, that he might again preach Christ crucified and Brigham his Prophet. He asked God to bless the scanty penal fare, and his prayer was heard, so that when he left the prison he felt stronger than when he went into it, which greatly surprised the jailor, when on his release they went up through the streets. — Millennial Star 34:24”