Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
DENMARK,

Sept. 20 were removed from Copenhagen
to Roskilde for burial. Oct. IA: After the
mo SeeH in the 3he death
borne to the funeral car by the King of
Denmark. the Gar of Russia. the King
and other members Of the royal family
the railroad depot. followed by all the
royal family on foot, The route was
people.
The. vacancy in the rigsdag caused by
the death of P. Holm. the noted and
nnotorious social democratic member from
election. The conservatives seemed to
have a show on account of the cloudy
Of under SV H5
of f two to ' one. +. H. Jeppe SEM social
democrat. and journalist by profession,
received 1.1a4 and Col. Rambusch. con-
sentative, $40 votes.
Lieutenant Olufsen. the leader of the
Danish expedition to the Pameer ceun-
try in western Asia. wired to Denmark
from Kokand that his expedition had
the natives. About fifty men were i'm
plicated in the plot; but he discovered
what was a going on on on the day before the
of the conspirators were captured and
handed over to the Russian authorities.
After this experience the expedition will
be protected by Russian soldiers. The
about Oct 10.
Common people are apt to look upon
Georg Brandes, the world-famed author
tuary'' on account of his extremely lib
eral views of social and moral problems.
But even his enemies at times must adj
nit that his eyes pierce to the very root
and marrow of things: He. has Just
given an instance Of his philosophical
clairvoyance in an incidental remark
Danish people This remark is found in
sketch Of the life Of the late Prot.
Hgs hanee 2d Of it
same stamp and character as that of
Julius LANCE are rare in Denmark. But
what made his person and his mind pc
culiarly attractive was something which
may be designated as the most exquisite
flower Of Danish character, something
which it is exceedingly difficult to de-
the nature of our language and our
ideals. and which Is like an extract Of
Danish seriousness and Danish humor,
and Danish irony-something which,
therefore. is never found outside Of Den
mark The remark is as true as it is
are the apparently contradictory quail
ties seriousness and humor, sadness and
irony, so harmoniously combined as in
the Danish Pee people s+ But it took Brandes
Georg Brandes has published collec-
18th to his sd year. The author says
he took this step because he was afraid
some literary critic might find his verses
after the death of their author and
'.tamper with them according to his own
sweet will"
Rev Beck thinks many people make too
much fuss about certain comparatively
trifing vices. One of those vices, he says,
is the use Of tobacco, and he tells how he
treated fanatical anti-tobacco man: II
once received a letter from a member of
the family Suollygoster who sermonized
at length to me about our following the
example of Jesus in everything, and final
~ asked me If believed Jesus smoked
tobacco? I answered, Jesus surely did not
smoke tobacco because he lived on earth
long before America was discovered. But
also called the attention of the writer
to the fact that Jesus was not married,
while the writer had a wife. I never
heard from him again, so I cannot tell
what he did with his wife, whether he
sent II the same way as his pipe. But
1t is certain that this tobacco talk may
easily become far more Injurious than
tobacco to the religious life of the faith.
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