n. Willi

Chapter VIII rrm sroivrs or KING! ‘

Mn; Edward's judgment vindicated when he‘ seleelr lloha thin. wins the Drrby-tiie "Itiijfs Prlvatl ‘Oelcbrotloiv with his servintsylirltva-rd‘: Fondntss for ("cremonisl. Evident. Alter (lei-man. Visiisé-Comlu’ Court ‘lhtel- hide when Archbishop o! York backed into a siiutled Noblemen.

l suppose all Englishmen love "wpnrttmcil". It is the‘ "sporting" rip-tractor of‘ our monarchs which mdelirs them to us. This may always have been lo. (ihsrlcs the Second was flu" from being a perfect. man, Inn in many respects reprehensible. n. was Henry the Eight, but both kings retain champions even to this iiav and I think then-edson is that they were, bath tn their my, "sports- nlcn." , '

‘I'M V days ‘of the "Regent" are remembered and the Regent himself 1:. liPld in high honour in mimy circles iweiiuee it is felt that whatever his

laiiings may halve been. the Regent‘

rash good sportsman. We are a limiting moo and we sppreclate lronsmaltshlp _‘ln our rules. Peﬁods if litngilsli history which have . not virimiLl/Bri rporfmianshlp tore no‘. iiﬂmlily remembered. or ht any rate mt keenly remembered. The Cam- momieaiith can be considered as simi-

Fornierly ‘of the Special

‘BY EDWIN T. ‘WOQDHAL _ _ Branch. Scotland ‘Ysrd; and’ Private Bodyguard ~to Three Oenerat ;_:is.of'Briti‘shRqydlty‘ ‘ ' ‘ - A

Blidtﬁlﬂl ii he: pu-tieiiluiyuii-iiiihg to an myiii- uicnhees.‘ hummg, polo‘. ‘or ‘any _‘ other sport" which calls mi pcrsonil skill_ in‘ iiorseiiiiinship time hiih "enthusiastic. " -‘ ~~ PW people realizi- ‘fwheii alive how ‘ii-itensely ‘keehj K111i; was on swing. . ‘ Prom ‘the year of his hccesaion untllseven, years had passed, the Kins had» most disappointing‘ luck,

’ is» t... the‘ lute

w Ekerton‘ House l9 see his trainer Mr. Richard Marsh. Another season of failures had juz-t come to ‘In end and the King felt miserable. We met Mr. Marsh onthe way to the house so the Kine ordered his car to atop After a. few. words of ‘greeting, he -blur-ted out: ' ' ' _ _

Z’ "Mm-sh, I do not blame you u all. but I have decided that‘ you must yet rid of some o1 tihese__calt hoses of oilrs. We are becoming a laughing stock.” ‘

The‘ rnynl ‘trainer respectfully ‘agreeed thii-t the horses were "most dissippoixtting, but he counselled poti- -ence. ' r

"No." snid the Kinz. "I mm sick of losses. We require new stock. It is for y'oilr credit. as much ss~ mine‘.

tinged for you t0. 8Q over to Colonel Hall Walker's place» ‘Ihere you will moose six horses. I ‘have seen some

lill‘ to Victorian era in the both pevicvds reflecired prosperity, which served s very useful purpose; both

however are only reinernmnd by‘

following generations. from o sense of respectful _ duty. ‘rhey are vener- iiuq like old and ‘austere buildings- not lovcd. _

sportananolﬁ came into its own avain with the accession of Kim‘; Fdward. I never omciolly lnet Queen vir-toria but hsvlng known and served

of thezrrall-eady and have decided t9 ‘lease six. whatever else you choose you miwtlcring Dﬂimore and Minoru." Mi: Rlohsrd Marsh screed 1nd the

iii-might across from the present Lord Wsvertren stables to the royal trainer's including the King's own ichoice. Minonl. which was tc win the Barby for him in i909.

I should say theDerby o! 1909 was the happiest day of Kin: Edward's

Kim: Eidwardfliinz George and the Prinre ofiwales can say that all three are "sportsmen" ‘in the best lensi- ofetho word. ' x '5 g 'i‘llcre are varieties of sportsmen. All men do not follow the some ofallclltd ‘of sport-neither do all ximls. 1t l5 dong-Prowl to genera-lug hut lshould siy..broadiy npeithinz. that the hhrte can be Iiilllﬁ 9R§ll¥

clued in VMlUJS sport‘ cwegoriei. l

All of thom took ii general interest in all branches’ of ‘sport. but» each had his definite prediliotions. ' xii-lg Edward wunrst‘ and foremost a mung man. l-le idved horses. Nothing was ezrhilerstingly exoitini to him u u; see his colours carried loviotoryinoohtsioraoo. "' Kin: Geome attends race- meetings but he is not anything like the racing man his father was. Kirk George. ls tihoae who ve attended him know pvrfectlywis only thorough; lv floppy" Mien he L1 aﬂoat 0n hi! Yuxht. Secmidnriiy, the present, Kink 1- lu-lvrtv when Jrliacting. Kin: Ed- Ward was a moderate shot. I have seen him make good hits all chan- worth. Bolton‘ ‘itndlhuneral ~but on the other hand I have seen him his shooting ‘wltsiokoofrdhlclpwliervt h! w ivwvv transits ~1e"-r.r';ltl1.ln"- '11:» shoeungmsa lsé-‘dom suﬂlziimtw PhllrrsﬂM '10‘. lilfhlm ~' lninti ' "from Willtil": llllflnﬂhf‘ matters. ‘ The llltgiffelrs a Winner ‘ m with icing r have l"‘l1ii1cl h-im in trieltbyafrox ‘st lie-co: rlicn he has, [hind indiffercntly ‘over the crowd ‘eijthe moment‘ Jwfrlen a Ppwsentstive the rnyll ktlﬁ§ wgs Within? for vicbory. The‘ King» tztm an interﬂ‘ he is not keen. ‘ " ' i

‘snorting career. With him in the Royal Box a-t lipsrm we're" Queen Alexandra. our present‘ King and ,Q~"-een and several personaLh-iends. {Vlhen the horses came up to the tun! lthe King turned with iin ‘ianm-tient -9X'tre£$!0n t» the Msrquoiidt Several ‘jllve drawn the inr-lde. Ewrgtched fuck!" he moaned. 1' withgfdgbétli ifuvt-hetjmlt!" _ ~ "'3' ' .'I'he ten beg: ‘ ,m.\.r‘-.5,'the hordes ' were off the King's excitement whn intense. - Sir‘. Ill-Win’.

'-an Amerizivn horse. ohbllﬂlliﬁltll? "

lrbyul candidate in-om thebsginnine. Eevéral times I heard -__the King-curse the Wankee. ‘than sned‘. Sir Martin ‘bumped fsinothbr horse which‘ in turn eahnionéd '3!!- seds. another dangerous eoiite-nder. giving "the Innis t horse a ~ align advantage. It ‘was not enjoyed .101‘ long. llnuviers. l W.°l""~“~‘. "m" ridden by s‘ lozhey called stern. ahoflenged and drew level.‘ ‘rile race to the end wss neokr and neck, the cmwds pheered and the‘ icing, in the Royal box. kept his eyes gmd to ‘his uioculai-s.1heiitiii_; eneoungemsne t: Herbert Jones, . his‘ joekeah-‘At the flnlsllpandernonlum broke loose. Whit lsltf! Wihat is‘ it'll" shouted King.‘for the end was so closelthgl‘. irrm where he stood ‘ivzlndy could. tell which horse ‘hsd- won, .'I‘hen_ the mill; went. up. Minor-u had won by n. ishrxt neck! The sheer-ins was simply tumult-onus. _' Kim! Edward danosd 4 lifwiidiy. wqving‘ ‘his hat with one’ hind ﬂlillﬁhllii- his slur with the ohher.f;.'l‘l_i‘o' Queen emiled hmply beck e-t hlm-‘eihe iihew hoilﬂfimhh the-notary meant: 11m the _Kl'li¢ insisted‘ upsh ' follow»! precedent and lesdin‘; his horn in".

I remember in N96 accompanying him ‘

that I am conccrxned. l have‘ arr-i

result was that six. were

‘ii elhzii~iii~i7the mi»-

t i

l l

‘ omit.

‘ » ‘sue Mince of Wiles it his faiuriie ‘.

l _. .—liuil._li,.

pushin his way thrwigh a cheering, | shrieking" rnulithude. _The- very police vad forgo-Elton their functions, consta- bles were waving their helmets slid l cheering’. Bookmakers. tipsters. pun-i tarsaponting women and every man- ! noi- of person were surgihground the i King. sl-dtipin-g him on the back with‘ shouts of: ‘ '

PGood o‘d Teddy!" K"irlg!" "Goad luck to you Sir!" and h? thdusdnd ‘other coi-‘iradiiia/tloiu. rlie kink we‘; . positively mobbed. 1 pulled one girl bkck—huil. not balm-e sliemhad klsoed ‘him. His hands were sized. his sihmllders must have ‘been n. gas o‘! ‘bi-ulcer from. the niunbcr of rqnsrglliialiqr-v, sis-in 13.511111 t» mﬂwcl l‘ ‘éy/"mg, colleague who res ' " " 1 thotlthe _' s ‘progﬁ thrmnh MI Yblltlhtﬂ {Ivy} the thatlihe

Brsvo the l

§d 1?‘?! ‘.- __ primes‘ of tremelldbils .. .<l'19_:**~m!l1°=*“= "How- teera.=eu€o‘e_ed' iifopening" e way for the to ‘ream his bosses. head. snd’t‘1en.'"when;he ‘began to lead in the winnmther-"tirmult wu renewed. To-merely shy he was‘ delighted is tn unduroetlmlsle the Kinlrs joy. fl-le positively - trembied with happi- jhees. night iwhen- he had ‘returned 1nd‘ dressed ‘for dinner. he psentpfm me and mist-fanned one of inisyeiz-y rue acted! Bohemian spon-

.,_ dig-plug), he‘ ‘lfzmclnborecfthnit King , ;

said King Edward.‘ I-le refused to lilf;¢l‘l'.'|[\¢, the little festivity in which he was entertaining his humble scr- - vants. even for the Forclrn Secretary. of England! ' “And? admitted King Edward Jus‘. before the iii-Lie session ‘broke up," "I chose ‘he horse myself!" ' The German Influence ‘ King Georg: con be vary democratic iii-w, in J twlnlly diﬁerent manner. l , have never known him to takewin: with his son-shin but he is neverthel- ieils quite homely. When I roiaie an ' inEhiehi like -..1ie fciegcinz I ‘rm i“ almost afraid lest I should give l- i "lntolly wroneimpression. In spite of r . ‘King Fdwardfs‘ ‘help! cppabieﬂf, Q19 wine drinkinlz revised he 'i-ems£n1~il‘fa'l1njipr1 a litkkler for-cerv- ITIOHQ"tlldilOllf-flffffﬁrit King?‘ ' ' '

‘lliilvrird was’ cx6oed‘r_i;ly' German in l - hh lave of ccrelnonisl. Tibet. 10f» course. he‘ iniiegited. from- his-lather and his mother’ both of- whom had wreatlesnings QONIPGS Teutonic pli- eanwy. , _ - ‘ i ‘ . - 1 may be revea-llnz something new tn my readers when ,1 sznlfe that everllzody at (‘Aunt 191m perfectly well. that. the King never reiilrned from is vlsft tn the German .-Court. wit-limit tighteninrup discipline and advocating greater ceremonial.

our present, Kine ha.‘ hlwaya tol- erated ervlﬁlwlllﬂl. but in his heart‘ he lvi-efevs. simplicity. With King

. fSTORYhf

lzenernlly , '

l.‘

- I

-_ .>'§"v -»,-,~_.. _-_.- - _..

in»; .51»! was. r -.

i I

'l‘hie Biographical

‘tslneoiis hospitality _ d-Jijrrived vntuilis suite-room and

m, ‘found him oivilnli 1m a sense.- In ‘democratic but upon P771913 oocanlom the ‘one room was Fehr. his courier! and almozt: izwm all cacssions. he

Moldings. this ‘valet. and Mr. Chand- lcvr,r,‘grr;lsrln.fer1delilt of the‘ ‘Wardrobe ~12! favourites. ‘ _ ~

Th; Kind ‘Wu sitting in his frock- coat, his hali- slinhtly untidy and his cclvir‘. ‘dlighihly. crumpled. He was ‘. nmlllnphanoily" nndwhen I entered .‘ t\‘e'rcom'. he said: ‘

|- jrwcodheli. 1 new. hen-t for‘ v6 ‘WQﬂIJQ alt going‘ ‘to drink a giasspf yi-‘lue ‘the victory; ‘The oﬂctgl’ ‘_ ‘linens will be -ins<le ellgqinhhrfgarrdiiiis l_-s~our ten‘ minutes.

Kaiser in l909~theKinz the id-ui that. his councils were not helm he'd with ozlfllcien ‘barlain that Yo"! for fF-t armearine in uniform.

of York-now iihegArcbbishop cf

Edward lb!‘ revcrse was the rose. He! cucs-lonaliy .c:r.ild be “ qty

loved "prmn anti car-many. ‘Ll-pan his return from a visit to the developed

ceremony and he passed word to the cham- ln future no excuses were to be ~ made by Privy Councile

‘- At the next Colmoil the Archbishop

Cnnwrbury had lobe present "an ha I'M innit-acted to RUM-ll! in the court

K~ enoulkh no his friends but he wiu very I much ii min of moods. I-le could he furiously singry with the pencil upon whom Klngiﬂeorzs is stosdfami.

i‘ .

smiling one minute and he had been milling the nexti

The Prince Dool Ills Still

As he entered the

“Greatest ‘ The Biography A 0t“ in; ‘ ceorgti f

M »ﬁV% . Major§C.F'.L. ‘r First dud only Life ; I I.

Majesty published with,‘ ' I permission of the- Royal - ‘LI-Iousehold

Mmsmwﬂv.

Orr-one occasion on the “vlctorid and Albert" ttuOowes I accompanied him from the "Britannia"_ back to the ltoyal Yacht. smoke room sbveral oﬂicera were talking polilics ‘and -the words he heard‘ when he entred-iind I heard theml-were - '

~»--~¢.~

u‘,

-i

(

' I

"beat" the. ‘

from Prvn:,e_~ilns,r‘.hlii. _ ‘ y him. At i-nqt time‘._i.thq ‘ its; snip“; g5 °rilﬂllﬁl5l°ni m VFh-bh ‘MINT’, \“‘D0n't ffiljlr‘. ln ("ll broolrvms the moving spirit. to lhtor- p} 1,, .911» helm l,» ll» i tsin smerléin- apqcaniszlianlforcos ,'¢m5n=_s._l,e,| hi... >1 n Lolldbn. ‘This excellent organiz-i;n‘q¢leiigli1.-i- n" -~ ‘tics: arranged, for i-hntrical-pscforq __ 3h";- ihe Sh“, marines. . boxing contests‘, dlnhorsuehﬂpg"

and ell miannei- of enteajialnmontssl- ' And m, h, well as private. entertaining; for our in,“ “and hmm... _ W°'“l'll ml” " ll W"'.P.“"°“\'“ b!’ Rem. week —-Tll!‘ P‘: ~.i -~ cl H115 115.1985? 111W" rlgite-iie: a srnillﬁli; i ‘ Amount-he smelter! vPthe man: king,‘ gee-lg»- “lilo: l luﬂon W" n1‘. yJlQWf-z-mllkt’ i‘ lilo‘ Prlnrr was in=ill.r~'i One nislvt/a match iiyi been. .'»~i :l~.

-" ‘»

.~.ni~. in it tails and l:'g§§n___,;, .n iro niiiiuira l.‘l_v slsleni

= liiil-i‘ iili ill". lnglvilillns ‘tghﬂ-im.’ ' ll‘! cm \"'llll(l nrcrl iiielnfim . .- '."r~".'l lxir; rlnim llllkflwn w i~~ iWliYl tho

square a.‘ -- nl‘ i'.l"‘ll'_\‘ fl‘,\il'(“1, rowllltilllgf?" ‘ _ .. ., W...

.. l‘.iii“.|?"“ a-liliulllinl: ililrty rill)’: ‘ . NW‘ tllv point is 113W‘. nttvfif’, ii-l-n rc‘l|"".'. its‘ iiitr:uliic'cil' llﬁli" "" "‘""-l ll"0 ilvr- Rvllunlil

~- "wt it or mnrln inqilli- ‘ li-‘i i'"" rinlfv"? “ﬂint. muffin-f’!- “"‘ll' o? Hill". work. nil}! ‘s’

ricient ‘\“\"T i"

out‘

.,,_.

.:i i“ .l .l

l’!

Arain oeie~ii,h-l'e‘aiqi"<n’thé ‘Prince ~ ‘xiii; uweiiilrnivsie-imv : y ‘ . n 1' “Kiphh... . . _. _ of wuss; ri-lnsabwm enpailrnt- I-ao not mzldive in theghmi-y h; otveyooilpeil .5 lie”: lllelllllﬂerl‘ dressofnmeinie with figiinne robes. '--‘hd will Crush. A posit-Iv! eteeeulet meneusnil. ' ' dome‘ l, b..l,..-,~,. t“. PTllC“ ililll Ll.‘ 1W1" W“ l‘ “Y-"nm," Riortsmarl neither slliiomtiiem ‘UM ‘ﬁlter um “other .,-‘., “y” Fm’ Fdwnd- b! m” m" 3e i"!!- lr". M‘ W-“Emenirl-thern was disgr ce to the natiqi that ‘such per- and the Prince ‘an‘d_‘Priuqh‘dl.ry.w‘erh‘ 511- Mlhlmi-iai l ‘ '“' A"W'"‘"‘i" M FmMWnA. .. yachting lnt¢r£’;eg_;‘hgm,_ “any, ‘@513, ' In ll olre,_preateivent1‘ of life widen smuvin: nesidenl. The .Al‘£‘h",lUT5 nhould be permitted ‘tn enter in timid-liq, r1"; ‘Jhniosnvhlief “";__ _ w“ v t r"- ""c1tlli¢‘f‘v of I‘B'i'l>i.!1?‘.".,

__ x" g ‘ " ‘ ~ " q *- tdinoriwvimv m! Qrltinl! PM; 5111109.: who. 1 think. mu wear-in! piiriiiment mtehea iuhithimpei-i w» ‘ linens‘ hrril elrpidtod l 4 OU-‘WWRN PJU-rqt; ~ ~ - ‘ll. A in _\'.‘.'\l' nlcl eiirrtl he’) ' ‘ ' ' *» ‘he likedhu mcehiitimw WWW" the M1 dries for the first time since uhpelneue and i-eveidtietis n" early it the dvrenin: but ha! his failed‘ L” .. ‘ ' "‘ s" "ll" “*- B"'--~'5*“5-' tuiwhittsvsr min-to slim hi} 1W!" his aweuion. wu ins-Jilin: away tn- Evidently it ms the endofa lOLIIl‘ u) .pg,g,r_ v5,‘ h1g1"; i, ehgi .-, l 9,..." N. n. ,. ,. ~ TFlFl“ nlvull it’; i-eqiiii-iiie I life-‘ ' M"! 1'0 l" '°\‘l¢k?4 l wards thﬁllltbrwm lnyhlvh jl WI! statement. The Kin| dldnot prefix Princes i-eredeivihg, "Jimmy" why" ' i“??? sdml“ “ilzqlq “ ‘ “ i~~y~ to Mlfl lv-n has in n twill». willy . _ _ Y"Dumlnay""! ran‘ ’qv1iitin'x the Wnv. when he backed hi, mun-imp,“ by q glnglq gyllqble. “ﬂy”; -‘ ‘ ‘ ‘h F‘), t‘: i"? ‘NM ‘ _ ‘ ‘M -~-~t “we vilim"? Jflllll NfllillujJpfs ‘fhi _ 8161- M ‘l. "lilu- M" fullinte 146!!! Northeote, I very littl! lie g‘ kg lmmqdiﬂsly ﬂtd in anger: ﬂi; flunk" -u'- ‘t-dﬁ/‘mnrtm I‘nqd.e“:o°ha§n:‘ﬁﬂ: I “““_‘,“ I '___‘ ‘ ""tli'l w“ ti"! lll\‘f‘llllll' oi‘ low- ;. .d‘*MlO\' l’_9"i"ﬂll‘\l a. . ‘» ‘,- . V“Yl I21 (llllllllllll; I M3021“ fmgnclgr hgd b!” xii-Mr.‘ ‘, N degnnloh‘ ‘(r ‘rn ““““ “‘ w‘ hlnj: holTi i510 mill rlirrl H117“ ﬁlv“u' "l'-*‘l"9’°"' so an" I 111w- Arrhblshonwqre/r» mlkllyﬂmb‘! lrion’ of mine. "hdbeganf Ind you gippq w‘ 8:», ‘m w” .... \ 1 y... M... '.l lit the r~l:"~inw. Pine of Grimm‘ ' the Kl ‘l Vlllﬂm- "i IW-‘hﬁ Quiet I am certain he never even felt vs ‘ what is definitely untrue. w, h|m‘.j|¢¢ . y“ h; mil] ogumda- “ '1 ‘L: ' ‘ l _. l ,, "i -~'\~ n lmd wrr a vmiieiiiiihrqky; I ' hmdﬂm "Q _ v1"- mfhiﬁtl‘? Pvt vmm! 11°75 Thegeotleman of Whdi you spank the my“ " 4 ' ‘K i Klnqidfnl qr Y.“ o" Fl‘I\l{C§\‘.(?Il‘C. Baron. l\l-'ll‘lO‘WQ.I ‘ ;3‘°“E‘°.°“*r“°'°¢ :1 '9 9”‘ W": ‘"5 its paixicﬁ When did you any 1w alum. White was a m‘! ioi-elhlelﬁverPTi-lo: v.4. l‘l'r'= w. i l ‘l <~ r ""1 -“‘"'7“\ ""4 "I'm '=‘““""-—-'"dl‘ , he ' q riher. but whenever he were going to, Sootlaﬁd? FN- m; 5515mm“ . nn¢fh§ﬂy,_‘ wlqqh f v _. "v" WW"! 5"" kw" Nolvion I ‘ ihesvru Iqifhnlléfl‘ In the ‘moi-my?’ ‘l? . ‘wne o; m" hlmki‘; ‘(“_“.‘ ‘_’_ ‘ ‘ ‘T“7.i Manic“: syﬂcm i: ‘t-rillgzl‘ ‘ J i - igrstaiplaeoriel ti-ilii_and.‘rsbea.. ‘the. ~ mammoth-hi , in questioipwea pro- ",- ‘m... m4‘ gill, height “ma” "aim. h m ,n,.....|,,,. , ,..,. i- -.'~..-~l e..‘_‘:__“ n‘ ‘,__,,~i-i:'~in.< 516i‘? i ' ' ‘"' " ' ‘ i»iil~.hc.-I from l‘~ni ill‘ '

‘hllllllhttr ‘ tsigHwetahe-‘i. He. rose and stepped" , fr“! 1"” ‘forward to Insist. thcdbls .s of .~ twin." liiinimii-jyeeliuiheg mini. iwitli. 1 ~ hm‘ lvinlﬂeln hi: we but a mock eravltv m hummus omen one u iuh; lhhinvqiiieiiegiiieieleieih . . Goalie‘: "mm. chem-jello walk "new lpnlhoi-jileotg when mm |iii nu. without and quick t6. ﬂlilat1_\4~nia!m|-_"s\lis»ln m! i-epmn ' - L?‘ W11 the viewer»: will

4 L _. a .‘ .1, . . l, timing ‘smgoovm, er a

' . hula‘ ‘s:

r.’ delimit! l?» _ \‘ i. i is will lireséiii‘ ' - Jiiill ids-ml uh umirhi

. . ‘

' 1

_. w» . 1'

than; _ u» Bootllnd the‘ ‘following wtpkbnt he m: the hint a llucktd hlr mp ueiuiwiui. . ,

‘reeentlv. i-‘oui- \"""“r~ . . ' ‘ ' ll r '54} '-ll i’i"Fl 1 er, who i: 25 _\l"‘\"< r‘.l n?..-t,),,‘“b‘.,,r“.‘ “vijggl . y ‘ a formula by tilt‘ h... ni .i_i-.l~‘i m," h“ hwwévbm‘ ‘n W‘ “mam” -_ "d-‘Aii’; ‘h’ ggﬁrfi‘ ‘°“~“:"" m‘ _ l"‘“"‘fl by uhpsm I hardly think it . 1on0 s ». in w‘, r - ‘_ M _ ‘ . Mr‘ ‘ .3 i-‘ﬂlﬁt ohlculltlcn. Till: syittwi Us“! “his” mm‘ n “w”!

. l" . _ "u, l" "f "hi: to it b: er». f ~-»-)i- ‘ ‘m wlmw" u is‘ a ‘n m” ‘- - ‘___‘ a an o n

‘ _ i~-ir of vale.» hewhini to ‘.lio“luld ha belong-l he h". “F” mod" mfllniébmm‘. what. mathcmwtl-irzi-i hi“? ‘mwwﬁq Wm‘ R - when w“ mm Mo‘ l‘ ia-.-.\&il~“..i.. bu“ wpuwnz ‘m: '"“If"%\l‘.'3‘l!¥ Jim-l lwhtmclrerl: of _\-~-i»-_ r-vtl mavm N". m.‘ are not ﬂliirhf". 1-. trim ‘t many‘, time mum s life-time to m) » rv. . . » r . ._

lee-mi ‘ summit ‘ "lmﬂh-l-Yﬂﬁlﬁllﬂl in an: ‘ dtiloqrtt. {n indium ‘lemma nod-feilowlhlmyl-Illl tulle‘ a slot‘! whim has u in sweets; lemon . Bmﬂln: (nub. luriw. tt-ieiwar. ~ ‘ ._Prilta-wt| aivubitibl

HJV.

‘i