Oslo, Nov. 20.
Queen Maud's death' has caused profound sorrow in Norway, where he news was quite unexpected. Bveryone, after the rst encourag-Ing reports from London, had hopes: that she would survive.
'A Cabinet meeting was "held thi afternoon, and Crown Prince Olaf is leaving for London tonight. Declarations from all quarters stress the sympathy and love in' which the Queen was held everywhere—Reuter.
King Haakon's Message London, Nov. 21.
King George VI has commanded four weeks of Court mourning for Queen Maud of Norway who died here yesterday, on the thirteenth anniversary of the death of her mother, Queen Alexandra, 'A. message from King Haakon of Norway, which was read at the Norwegian Church at Rotherhithe yesterday morning, state "God has taken the Queen from me this night and it is a heavy loss for me to bear, though I well understand it is His will, He has. taken her because her work on earth was frushed and He has, I know, spared her thus much suffering."—Reuter.
Burial In Norway Decided en unable to get to her Oslo, Nov. 21.
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