Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16
K|NC'S 5 BODY WAS
FOUND At MORGOE
Some Difficulty Experienced By
Searchers in Gaining En-
trance at etght.
TO Be TAKEN HONE TODAY
Funeral to Pc Held at CcocnhG zen
May 24-Chris.ian Y Cheered
by Popul;ce as Den.
mark s NeW DrlCr.

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N'"N ''e'V' ''N' WIN '"Feu 10 'hih-
XIV "'''"'lI '"' Pe"P''' "ie" "ulle re-
turning from snort stroll with the
eN'"'hE crowns on "iS'>r pf"heha"e'
w men stlcNeh ne 'ried I" tFll police-
man, Wh" came 10 MS assistance, the
name OF inc hotel AT which he was
staying bnt the latter could not un-
h"rstand. The King was carried to an
automobile. but died on the way to a
hospital His body was sent to the
morgue where it lay with eight others
VALET tHsT1TI-TED cr,pcu
.r, ,.,.
OF His Majesty To return to the hotel
notihed the manager who inquired at the
central police station at two q clock in
the morhinS' but with negative results.
Inc police were about to start on tour
of the city theatres when they heard of
the death OF weli-to-do stranger They
then proceeded to the morgue. but for a
time We're refused admission, the morgue
director declaring that the hours of in
spection We're from eleven to three Fin
ally the searchers disclosed their identity
and the nature of their mission. and were
admitted The valet recognized the body
of the King and # was removed to the
hotel
The members of the royal family were
not aware of the disapnearance of tho
King and were informed of his death onl,.
ot a comarative,,. lat. horr ,his r,orrirg
rho body. ronosod ,o-ao, o,, -. ,,orro,,. hoa
,n ore of the bo,ol rnor,s .ha c,,,,dro,
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r,i1,,.r,. rrifor,, ,.,,, 1aoo.a.,o,, 80
n,,cod t,o ord,,.r,. ,,,,s,,,,. ,,,i, T., r,.h,oh
the King had been attired and the body
a. .
i'''N 'h il'i'f'h'N ~ 700
Ills Majesty's last afternoon was spent
l1.l1, ,if.t.
his three children 20 Haeenbeck's famous
200. He was rs interested as the others
ana condoled with llagenbeck on signs
which the latter showed of recent i'll
ness IN" hlnH declared that he was feel
'"e exec 'p''o''aiN well ana thought him7
sen t"o' '"r many years yet But ne
.'u'e" ~ our aye we must ne 'hahhl ~
'''''''''"' ""H "'erc'i"''Y
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coi,.od ,.o,, ou 49,. -,
man r,nroror hoe r.rco,,I',, ,,,,
a guard of honor shall be nlaced outeide
the hotel and shall escort the body tc
the train. Harold. the third son of m.
King arrived tonight and soon after.
wards q prayer service was conducted
hy Danish divine which was attended
hv 'he family and body servants Kine
Christian VII not come here ms It is hard,
!" possible FOR MIN TO leave n" country
CORRESpONpENTs VIEW pODy
-, r"ua, % 'h nr'tN'hnnuS- setback
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IN v,ew tho hod,. ,r,,,,,.,,. ,, 49,. =,
an oror c.sro, T., ,,,,
banda crosssa ond taa,u,.a ,,.l,
vr.o,bs fro,, D,ria,
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Gro ~, w. aos;., ''' Wv NJ"
,,aoaa ,h "'"N were
=" alone
no., ,'. ''''"' '"' r"Fa' yach'
" wa proceed slowly ar
, '"N a. oi'"hasen ABOUT noon Fri
'"' '"nerai VIII he held on May
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Ih' circumstances Of the King.
oea'h nave given rise to a multitude
or rumors and unpleasant stories. al
OF Whi'h ar" absolutely untrue. It i:
positively proven that the King wa,
on his way to the hotel from a wall
which lasted not mora than three