The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-01-16
RUDYARD KIPLIN0.


Of the fact that he got the prize for
literature. Mr.. Kipling's books are
widely read in Sweden and had bis
visit to Stockholm not been limited to
only three days he would have had a
reception in Stockholm such as no 9TH
er literary winner of the Nobel prize
before him had had. To a representa-
tive of Dannebrog Copenhagen Kip.
ling said: "StOckholm is one of the
most beautiful cities I have ever seem
l looked over the city very thorough
~ and of all that fascinated me most
was the wonderful Skansen. But
realized only too we'll that my time
was too short. so I am going to visit
Stockholm again next summer. The
Swedish people arc exceptionally hos
pitable and I think they are so natural
and sincere. King Gustave V. made
very favorable impression upon me
and seems to possess all the qualities
that have made his people so famous.
He seems to be farsighted and clear
headed and expresses himself rapidly
and to the point. I was especially
we'll impressed with the comfortable
travelling communications in Sweden.
which are indeed the best that have
ever enjoyed. My wife and I can
never forget the tribute paid US By
the school girls Of Stockholm. It is
cherished by US as one Of the red let
ter events of our lives"
The Danish king and queen, the
crown prince of Roumania and Prince
Max of Bavaria while attending the
funeral services in Stockholm We're
guests at the royal palace. Grand
Duke Konstantinovitch, of Russia,
was the guest Of the duke and duchess
of Vestergotland at the palace ON
Djurgarden. The duke of Vienna was
a guest of Prince Eugene and also
Duke Friedrich Of Austria and Prince
Ferdinand were the guests of Count
Carlson Bonde. The French repre-
Sentatives were quartered with Baron
Trolle
King Oscars fortune is now es-
t1mated at about 25,OOO,OOO crowns. A
number of papers estimated it a short
time ago at only 100000 crowns,
but the Stockholm papers all unite in
stating that King Oscars fortune was
closer to 100000 than 100000. At
any rate King Oscar was very rich
king and Queen Sofia has a fortune in
her own right which easily exceeds TO-.
100000 crowns.
Prince Wilhelm and Grand Duchess
Maria Of st. Petersburg will be mar
ried the second week of June and will
arrive in Stockholm about June 10. At
the marriage festivities, which will,
take place in st. Petersburg, repre-
sentatives of the English, Russian.
German and Danish royal families
will be present.
Again the physicians are urging
Queen Victoria to return to Italy for
her health. Her lungs are weak and
she cannot stand the vigorous northern
cline. Very likely the queen is al
ready on her way south to spend the
remainder of the winter in Rome,
where the climate seems to agree with
her best.
King Oscars coffin was purchased
at a cost Of 5000 crowns. The coffin
Is fifteen centimeters long and is the
largest coffin in the Bernadotte vaults
me hearse was exceedingly simple
and there was nothing expensive about
it whatsoever.
Strompattern, the popular Stock
holm restaurant and concert garden.
mas been offered for lease by the city
council with the stipulation, however,
that nothing but wine and beer be
served at meals.
Major General Olof Bernhard Malm
Will succeed Major D. H. Tungsten "a
Sweden's minister of war. General