Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
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SCANDINAVIA
Interesting News From Sweden,
Norway and Denmark

Between SWEDEN AND AMERICA
Plans Under Way for Establishment Of
New Transatlantic Steamship Line.
Norwegian storthins Asked to A.
sist in Erection of MeteoroI eaieal
observatory-copenhager Nswspa-
per Makes Attack on Prince Haratd.
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According TO- the StOekhelm's Bae.
elaA plans are now under way ser the
establishment Of Swsdish stsaam6hip
Hse. The two msn whs have heea
taAang the taatiAstvs In sAts movement
we A. Aimaudst Of GsahsaSsrs. ~As ID
nroniaeat merchant In Skak stey,
aaA J. J. o. BieiGsr sf Ths. HagWA. Mr
Amauiat, upaa baLnG fM$Arvaawsa
amsnk the project, sta%ss 90 AAs bsfsef
that 1t will bs inpossisis ssr the saw
sonDsay 70 sAeaes hsrsar aaA deAk
facilities in New Fork, % tAmt tie AAx
hne will uAdsabtsAiy hare I've, ter-
asfaasa at MQMaaak Roiak, l.. I. Mg.
kfnaalst slAfaRs further tAAt it weN1a
sesk ID least from aa.sse 10 S4,ses nc
seaAes eost to get tats New ESek hax-
bSr and sAAt swiag 70 the vast aAsuat
Of shiDpfAx which esmes tn and ast Of
The harbor. it weuid be- far aasae De-:
airebls AMI practicable 10 use Mna&Guk
Point 90 a sRadiag Daa1e. Frem MsR-
taak Poaat to New Ysrk city share akse
gosd railway connections and 2aRsen.
gsrs who would patroHizs the nsw time
could save several hours time. by Co.
tnx fr0m Montauk Point direct TO New
York. As it is several hours will trans
pirs before passengers can land. It is
also estimated by the naanagers OF the
proposed steamship line that they will
save lots Of coal by landing at Mon
tAuk Point. The establishment of the
new steamship Hne will assume ma
tienal proportions in Sweden. Not
only will some Of the weaNhiest men
in the country subscribe for stock in
the ReW company and invest their
money in it, but the company will also
be- In position to secure the small
business man. The proposed capital
stock will be 15.oso. 900 crowns. of
which 100000 will be subscribed in
Swsdsa and the remaining 5,o0o,o00
BY wealthy swsdish-AHaerfcans resid-
iRG st Mens&uk. L. /. There ts much
sEstifnstassn svineed by leading asea
all over Sweden Ter the new project
Dewagsr Queen Sofa remembered
sxeryens Of her ssd friends and: ser
vaa*s at Drstsniaghsina's palace On
ChEisss&s eve. TAscs we9s. Asey
ssryants and frioads in all whA were
resnsMSsrea. The aged: asss&a aa&kes
1t D psfnt ta inqHirs tnts ocsns Mie
eoneasioas Of oil her servants ana u
sAa learns that thsy are in seed Of
anyshHng they saa feel aavtafa Sk&t
tksy WIFI be rsaasmbsrad. Tha gs~a
asa queen alss Assatea q saRas sea-
sigzsnen& Of clothes Tor tAe srDhAas Ut
the saaaarftsn srpAanRss and gave
gifts to all the childrsu at the Rasa
Berg Orphans home. She is Ne
greatest bsnefaotor that the poor pee
pie Of Stockholm have ever had in
royal person.
King Gustaf, while hunting recently,
was thrown from his horse and SINS
tained, 1t is believed. internal injuries
in the region of the heart. His physi-
clans state that it may be possible
for the monarch to undergo an opera
ton. His condition was somewhat Inn
proved when the last messages ar
rived The king has not been very
strong recently and his nishap has
somewhat complicated the situation.
Not lsss than 100000 50 called chill
dren's Christmas aass were sold In
Stockholm duriag the holidays, net
ting a sam OF 9.se0 CROWNS, which wifi
be set aside for the poor eaiadrsn Of
the city. There was sach Aeaasad for
Nkese aaes that there were not sneugh
~ 8O AA0uAu. Kt - DW1kWS%u VAt6t &3A-
other Christmas ut least 1se. e.eSs OF
them can be sold.
The Swedish Musical society gave
charity concert In the SVsa Saien re-
Gently for the beneat Of the poor.
which netted several hundrsd erowns.
There was large and sppreciattve
audience preseat and seale Of the best
musical talent Of the city contributed
to the success Of the programme.
Judging from the scores Of peopts
who are locking for sae Job it is evf-
dent that work 10 unusually scarce In
Stockholm at present. At slaughter
ing establishment a few days ago the
arst machinist's plaeo was vacant
rasrs wsrs loo applicants FOR the po-
si4fsA-
Paul Heyse and, Profsssars Kossei
aAd Waiiach, Germaa Noble prize
winners. have eack doOated S.s0e
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