Morris tribune., 1914-07-31

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boat was called "Eliezar' In 1885
new boat, appropriately named pau
lus," was secured as the successor to
the first mentioned boat and it is still
in the service.
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Mayor Ellisen of Christiansund re-
Gently celebrated his fifteenth ami
versary as mayor of that city. An
exchange writer adds: "In America
we would think man was getting
too fat eating at the public crib that
length of time. Perhaps politics and
men are different in Norway" 1t is
also true that every Tom, Dick and
Harry is not eligible for Office in Nor
way and it speaks well for the po-
litical system of that country
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Explanation of the alleged affront
offered by Franklin M. Gunther, Sec
rotary of the American legation in
Norway, to the harbor master at
Christiania probably will be demand
ed by the state department at Wash
ington without awaiting formal word
from Norway.
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King Gustave of Sweden left Carls'
bad in much better physical condition
than when he reached that health Ne
sort, according to special cable
gram to one of the Chicago daily pa
pers. Reports received in advance
caused the townspeople in Carlsbad
to fear that his case was hopeless
but now they say he will be the best
advertisement this resort has evel
had. He was not as sick when he
came as was presumed. Detectives
and special guards engaged by the
management of the Hotel Savoy tC
keep the curious at a distance, and tc
assure him the quiet of a private re
treat, found themselves grotesquelJ
misplaced, for the king made little
use of the apartment, except for sleep
ing and eating, and spent his time b!
preference where the crowds were
thickest and the least check wa
placed on gaiety, No visitor to Carls
bad was more democratic than thu
king. He registered at the hotel al
Count of Tullgarn, and Prince viii
helm, his second son, who accom-
panied him, appears on the books al
Count of Stenhammer. This means
that the king was incognito. Peopl,
knew who he was, of course, but tn,
visits had no official frill, and the in
cognito registration relieved the i'm
perial and town governments from
rendering formal honors to him. Flo
night or so he followed his days i
the open by going early to his rooms
but the hotel guards we're not LEI
free long to count on his going t
bed with the chickens, for the thirl
| night he went to hear "The Queen 9
the Movies The automobile waitin
for him had seats inside for foui
Prince Wilhelm, Chamberlain Barol
| Otto Won Thott, Dr. Carl Flensbur
and First Secretary Bostroem, VIII
composed the kings party, uncovere
and stood aside to let the king ente
the car first. He motioned to Prime
Wilhelm to precede him and then i
| turn to the others. They deferentia
ly protested, but obeyed and all tn
seats were filled (Which place
your majesty to occupy?" Baro
Thott asked, in perplexity. "Thi
one" the king answered, as he spran
to an outside seat beside the chau
feur and laughed banteringly at hi
attendants. The sidewalk spectator
gaped at this spectacle, but next da
it was told all over the place in az
miration of the fun loving king.
Miss Anna Edstrom has been el
gagged by the Municipal theater
Nice for the season Of 1914-1915. Sh
will appear in the roles of "Micaela
i Aida" Elizabeth" in "Tannhauser
and "Manon" in the opera by Mass
net of the same name.
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The new scandinavia Central Anne
ika line has started regular trips b
tween Sweden and Cuba. This open
up large field for the Swedish e,
port business.
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The Swedish private railways tot