Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-11-09

RIGHT REV. Il KEUTE. aEzEn1Us Won
SCHEELH
He is accompanied by his wife, Lady
Won Scheele. Bishop Scheele was
| made an LID at Yale during the re-
cent bicentennial, where he represent
| ed King Oscar. The bishop is one of
the twelve bishops of the state church
OF Sweden. His Office makes him a
member Of parliament and carries with
1t a number of titles. Two years ago
he represented King Oscar when the
emperor Of Germany visited the holy
hand. Bishop Scheele will return to
Sweden in time to reach his home in
Gotland fer the Christmas FESTIVE
ties.
Governor General Bobrikof has pre-
sented to the Finnish senate letter
commanding the presentation of de-
tailed information regarding the de.
monstrative movements throughout
that country. It demands to know es-
pecially the names Of clergymen who
refuse to read the new army law from
their pulpits, the names of persons
who protested in the churches against
such reading and Of revolutionary agi- /
tators, as well as all officials who
signed the recent petition to the car.
The utmost severity of the law, ac-
cording to Bobrikoff, will be applied
to ali these persons, as the car, in the !
midst of his incessant toll for the hap
pfness of the Finnish people, is re-
solved to protect his beloved (?1 sub
Jects from all INSCRIPTIONS persons |
In circular to the governors of the
provinces the governor general repr1-
mands them for not having watched I
more closely for revolutionary proceed
ings. He asserts that the police sye-
tenn Of the country must be reorgan-
lied.
The Scandtnav Wan magazines are de-
voting much space these days to illus
rations of scenes of the recent visit OF
King Edward TO Denmark and Sweden.
After the happy family gathering in
the FredeAsb0rg castle, near Christi.
ania, the British ruler accepted the
Invitation Of King Oscar to proceed in
his yacht Osborn to the court OF Swe-
Zen and pass q day in the castle Of
King Edward spent most
N his time speeding along the high
ways Of Denmark and Scandinavia In
MS motor. AS the automobile has not
yet gained much OF ,foothold in Dem
mark, even among royalty, the advent
of King Edwards motor was great Il
iovelty, and the big and little princess
" enjoyed the outings hugely.
Says a Stockholm daily: '~rqle In
habitants Of the eastern provinces or |
Finland, where many Russians aro
esident have presented an address TO
he car which is intended as pro-
est against the recent. monster petit
ion Of the Firms. This latest petit
Ion asks the ear to sever the eastern
PROVINCES from Finland and place
hem under Russian government. $Fhe
document was circulated without DO.
ice opposition and, when 600 sigma
ures had been obtained, was present.
d to Governor General Bobrikoff, who
epiied that the czap. would do every
ming possible to meet the Wishes lo6 .
isss faithful snb jects.,t@ Il q ilS
Flying columns Of LaSp scouts trav-
ling on skis are tie latest picturesque
eature Of The Swedish army. Hither- /
D these n0rttherms n0mads have been
zee from ssrail itary service, but now ,
hey are being organized iRto reserve
orces. It is thought that their serv- /,
e will be Invaluable in any campaiga
lvolving operations among snow
elds. n
A new development Of the Gothen- !
urg system hassmade its appearance 4
several Swedish towns There mu-
icinal Y11Ih11N I,or1an Sa,,sax,aa ~ as - 81