New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-05
GRAPE JUICE FOR SWEDEN
Entire Nation to Initiate Bryan
and Allure Alcoholic Drinks.

| temperance societies exercise so potent a
sway as in Sweden. The various organ
izations form. perhaps. the most powerful
| political party in the LAM. and the move
ment which has recently been started
throughout that country to enact legisla-
ton prohibiting the production, imports
ton and sale Of alcoholic liquors, and
even beer, is likely to be crowned with
success The government at Stockholm
has within the fortnight publicly an
rCunced through Minister Of state StasN
/ that II the movement received the support
of the people it would cordially indorse
and champion the projected legislation.
The Queen Dowager o. Sweden has long
been an ardent and enthusiastic supporter
OF the total abstinence agitation. Her
second and favorite son. Admiral Prince
Oscar Bernadotte. Is the president Of the
United Temperance Soc ties OF sweden.
and King Gustavus Adophus. who is a
total abstainer. feels so strongly about the
matter that since his fathers death he
has got rid at loss Of the well known
brewery which was owned by the late
Oscar II. and which was source Of con-
siderable revenue 10 his privy purse.
AS for the national legislature at
/ Stockholm, il has lately given a practical
! demonstration OF its views about the mat
( ter by doing away with all LIQUID refresh
/ ment OF an alcoholic nature in the parlia-
4 mentary restaurant and buffet The only
/ problem which will confront the move
ment is how to get round the treaties
| OF commerce with foreign nations au-
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wines and liquors Of one kind and an
other
II this teetotal legislation succeeds
and there seems 10 be every prospect OF
| its becoming an accomplished fact-the
/ Swedish envoy TO this country and the
| various consuls Of King Gustavus
| Adolphus on this side Of the Atlantic
will have no alternative but TO take a
| leaf out Of the book OF the American
| Secretary OF State. William J. Bryan. and
restrict themselves TO unfermented grape
juice in lieu OF champagne or that de-
lcious Swedish arrsck punch.
Women Acadericisns.
Few persons. even in France seem TO
be aware that prior 10 the great Revolu-
/ ton OF 1793 in Paris there were a num-
/ Der Of women Acsdemicians. For no men
/ ton thereof has been made. either in the
| French press or elsewhere. In the cur
rent agitation on the banks OF the Seine
with a view 10 the election OF members
OF the fair sex &c one or another OF the
/ FIVE academies that constitute the IN
stitute OF Trance-a measure which Is
| being combated as an unheard Of inno-
walton
Most OF the former women Academi-
clans belonged 70 the Academy o., Fine
Arts which was founded By Louis XIV
in 1915 under tho title OF 'L'Acadtmie
Royale des BeauN-Arts.' and which has
always been composed Of the most emf
nent painters. scllptors. engrayers
architects and musical composers. It's
women members have included Catherine
Duchemin painter. and wife u the sculp-
tor Girardon. elected in 1865. and Louise
Lebrun. who on the proposal OF Joseph
Vernet. the painter. was elected 20 mem
bership in l7s3 No less than six hundred
Of her paintings remain in existence. They
are 10 De found in most ~ the leading
national museums Of Europe az well as
in the Metropolitan Museum OF New
York
have before ne a list % az least a
dozen other women Academicians. all
elected II the eighteenth century and
there is no record OF any election ~ a
woman within the last hundred years
Yet the silk embroidered green coat which
constitutes the principal garment Of that
uniform which Napoleon I designed for
the members OF the academies Of France
would be seen 10 much greater advantage
| on elegant women than on portly elder
! ~ men, 70 whom they give an appearance
Of parrakeets
Kin OF Royalty in Jail.
Countess Ernest Won Treuberg who has
Just been lodged in the Moabite prison. in
( Berlin. on the charge OF usury. conspiracy
and fraud is connected through her mar
/ rage. IN 1910 with no less than two i'm
perial houses. The first Count Treuberg
was Francis Fischer. tutor to Prince
| Charles Hohenzollern. granofather or
| King Charles OF Rumania. His pupil had
an elderly and very homely maiden aunt.
| Princess Crescentia OF Hohenzolern. who
| became so infatuated with the young
tutor that her fanny had no alternative
| but 10 consent TO morganatic marriage
previous TO which he was created Baron
! Treuberg. 4 few years later the King
OF Saxony advanced him TO the rank OF
| Count Treuberg.
! The son born 10 this union between
Princess Crescentia Of Hohenzollern and
the tutor married a natural daughter
/ OF Emperor Pedro I OF Brazil by the
Marauise de Santos. Receiving the name
OF Isabella de Alcantara Brazlliera, She
was created Duchess OF Goyaz in the
peerage OF Brazil while still a child by
her father. and was a half-sister OF Dom
/ Pedro H. last Emperor OF Brazil Count
Ernest Treuberg, husband OF the woman
who has Just been lodged In jail az Ber-
lin. is the grandson OF this Brazilian
! Duchess OF Goyaz. and a great-grandson,
therefore. Of Emperor Pedro I Of Brazil
and OF Princess Crescentia OF Hohenzol-
lern.
Count Ernest Treuoerg is Lieutenant
o, the Imperial German navy, on the
retired list. and when he realized. too
late in the day. the consequences Of hav-
ing married in A At OF temporary aber-
: ration ne emigrated 70 South America,
whence he has been endeavoring. through
/ Lis LAWYERS and relatives. 10 secure either
a divorce Of an annulment Of his mar
rage The woman. who is about forty
I - ..a-. - ora and still very at