The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-01
QUEEN MARIE
rs WEI COINED
BY GOVERNOR.


with them Queen Marie hopes to
learn how they till the soil: what
their crops are; how they manage
their homes and how they reap
profit from their acres.
Rumanians living in North Dakota,
nearly all farmers, plan to meet their
queen at Dickinson, to give her their
own knowledge Of farming conditions
in their adopted country.
pr. Cole In Escort Of Hon0f
An escort OF honor has been APP
pointed ythe American legion. North
Dakota department.. which includes DR..
W. j.. Cole of Bismarck, first vice
commander Of the North Dakota de-
partmcnt, and commander of the Bis
marck post. DIR. Cole boarded the
train here today. Other members Of
the escort Of honor include Earle II.
Sarlcs, Hillsboro, NJ. H. Murphy, FAR
70, Fred Moore, Grafton, Walter e.
Curtis, Lisbon, A. J. Rulson, James
town; John X. Kennedy. Mandan.
Thomas McNeesc. Fargo; George
Rancs, Lisbons +. d. knudson. Hills
boro, General &. A. Fraser, Fargo,
Col. d. c. Ritchic, Valley City, Cap
tain W. &. Scott, Fargo, and Major
Manvillc Spraguc, Grafton. All arc in
full uniform.
The welcome Of the North Dakota
department Of the American Legion
to Queen Marie was conveyed to her
in telegram sent Saturday by Earl
Il. Sarlcs, Hillsboro, state command
or. The admiration Of North Dakota
service men for the contribution
Queen Marine made in the world war
was expressed and the department Of
fcrcd an escort Of honor Of 10 men to
accompany the royal party through
North Dakota.
"Thc sacrifice of the people Of Ru-
mania and their Queen has established
Il bond of friendship. between Queen
Marie and the members Of the Amer.
lean Legion" Mr. Sdrlea declared in
making public the sending Of the tele-
gram. I'VE recognize her rs fellow
soldier and because Of this the de-
partment has offered her the escort
Of honor"
Major and Mrs. Washburn In Party
On board the Royal Rumanian arc
Major and Mrs. Stanley Washburn Of
Wilton, the former being the official
representative Of North Dakota
aboard the train.
Mrs. E. A. Hughes Of this city also
boarded the queens train at Fargo.
Radio Set on Train
An cight-tub super-heter0dyne re-
ceiving set was installed in the priv
ate car Of Queen Marie before the
train left New York city by the Radio
Corporation Of America. At each stop.
where sufficient time is allowed, a
representative of the corporation
boards the train and inspccts and ad-
justs the set.
There arc 10 all-stcel cars on tho
"Royal Rumanian," decorated on the
outside with illuminated Rumanian
and American flags and the royal coat
Of arms. "Thc Yellowstone" private
car Of Charles Donnelly, president Of
the Northern Pacific railroad, is the
travelling apartment Of Queen Marie
Princess Iicana and Prince Nicolas.
The observation car Of the train is
for the private use Of the queen and
her royal encourage. There is q
trained nurse and colored maid in
regular attendance, in addition to the
Queens personal maids.
There is an official car for the ac-
commodation of two ladies' in wait.
ing. Madame Simonc Lahovary, ant
Miss Ida MARI. Two maids, one fol-
the Princess Ileana and the other FOL
the ladies in waiting, also occupy thi,
car.
Trouble Is Imaginary. Sorlie Tell,
Queen
Trouble is nonresident, Governor
A. G. Sorlic told Queen Marie Will,
talking with iicr on the Royal specia
between Bismarck and Mandan.
The queen had made some arl
about her troubles in the CONVERSE
ton and Governor Sorlie replied
There is no such thing as trouble
It is only an imaginary thing" t.
which the Queen smilingly agreed.
Speaking to members of the roya
party on the platform Of the train a
Bismarck, Governor Sorlic said
"This country is vailed the meltin,
pot. We are indeed proud that w
can take people from all countrie!
and make them into splendid citi
zcns.'
The queen is a very gracious ant
sympathetic person, the Governor
said, and he called Princess Ilean'
and Prince Nicholas "fine and splcn
did young folks. We wouldn't mint
adopting them all here"
On the trip between the two cities
Her Majesty talked cordially to tn
Bismarck visitors and declared her
self very much pleased with the ser
vice rendered by the Northern Pa
cific Railway, the governor said.
QUEEN VISITS WITH
TILLERS OF THE SOIL
Aboard Queen Matie's special train
Nov. -OP1-Queen Marie today lai'
aside her role OF queen and becam
an information gathering bureau i
behalf of the farmers of Rumania.
From typical North Dakota farmer
she learned Of AGRICULTURAL condition
in the state, which she has said re
sembles her own country with II
rolling prairies. The soil tillcrs cam
aboard the train at intervals durini
the passage through the state and, 0