Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-02-08

the father Of Europe and was known
and loved all over Europe. His sud
den death has made a deep impression
in all the European capitals. In
Stockholm and Christiania all the thea
tiers have been closed In token of the
general sorrow. Immediately on learn
ing the news. the Norwegian ministry
sent condolences to the Danish min
istry ana nation and similar methods
were followed in Stockholm. The
family tree of which King Christian
stood at the head is the most remark
able ever recorded II the history Of
royalty. The following are children
and grandchildren of the late king:
Frederick. new king Of Denmark. son:
Gar Nicholas Of Russia, grandson,
King Haakon VII of Norway. grand
son; Dagmar. dowager cZarina of Rus
STA, daughter; Queen Alexandra OF
England, daughter: Thyra. wife of
the duke of Cumberland and Bruins
wick, heir to the throne OF those king
doms. daughter; King George OF
Greece, son: Prince George of Greece.
grandson; Slademar, son-in-law OF
duke OF Orleans, and pretender to the
throne OF France. son King Christian
ried 10 Princess Louise OF Hessen-Cas-
sci in 1870 and assembled the Danish
throne in 1863. succeeding Frederick
VII. King Frederick VIII, who now
succeeds him, is G2 years old and is
very popular in Denmark. In many
Scandinavian circles II is believed that
practical efforts to form closer ties
among the Scandinavian kingdoms
may now he expected to result from
the change Of rulers IN Denmark. King
Christian always favored the unity OF
these peoples. but with him II was q
purely academic sentiment and he
did ng+hinc actually to promote the
ldca. lie even feared 10 discuss the
preston seriously lest discussions
shorld lrise. King Frcdcrick's IN
innate friends claim MT not only does
he believe in - Scapdi avian alliance
as nm nj stract pr0uositior. Int that ne
harbors a purpose. as opportunity Of
fers. TO reduce the idea TO practice.
Among the rulers If Europe who will
attend King Christians funeral are
Emperor William of Germany. King
Edward and Queen Alexandra Of Eng
land. Crownprince Gustaf OF Sweden,
King Haakon OF Norway, the duke ana
duchess Of Cumberland and many 9th
err notables.
SAYS the Rev. Wilson Carlisle. who
has made n careful study Of the Danish
method OF caring for It's tramps and
beggars. referring especially to "A
colony of this class: ut cantains
about 5000 inmates, all OF them OF
the class of 'unemployables,' weak In
body and will. and unified by their
vices. inherited or acquired, to take
their place as wage m In Eng
land they would be infesting the
streets and roads, a terror and an eve
sore, their frequent short interludes of
prison and workhouse being useless for
protection of the public or reformation
Of the individual. At yeenhuizen we
found them working as hard as their
feebleness would allow. acquiring
industry and a knowledge Of some use
FIJI trade. They are engaged in gar
dening, forestry and agriculture, ms
well as In various manual trades, re-
ceiving a small wage. One could not
fail to be struck with the fact that
In these continental institutions the
inmates are producers OF wealth as
well as consumers. Not only do they
earn n large share Of their own main
~tcnance. thus reducing the cost to a
fraction a. the expense Of poor law ad-
nlinistratIon In England, but BY re-
claiming waste land they are creating