CHEERING THEIR KING.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume 1, Issue 8, 14 February 1914, Page 7

CHEERING THEIR KING.

CRISIS IN SWEDEty. / ■ t "Times" — "Sydney Sun" Special Cab'e. „ "": STOCKHOLM, February !■). Baron de Geer, a Liberal, has a i- j: cepted the task of forming a r.c.v ■:* l> . Cabinet. - ' . Three thousand students maivl>-\t to ~J the palace, and sang patrioVi; songs, and gave cheers. The King appeared '^ and expressed his thanks. *- - {.^ AN EXCITED PEOPLE. -^ —— '" «£ (Eeceived February 14, 8.5 a.m.) .' STOCKHOLM, February 18. . |i The cafes and restaurants are , v- 4 crowded, and there are eager discus- / .;4 sions on the question of saving - 4|tfj| "j& King's throne. .' />- '' T% The streets are thronged, „ and. the *~v£ cries of "Long live the King! "-anil*'. j£ "Long live the Eepublic!" are heardVf! everywhere., The 'castle is strongly^«' '■>'P guarded. ■ "j-- ' /W$