The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06

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was n Visit 10 York .cnnugr, Wnere
there was M Intimate view OF how the
royal family lives. Some one OF the
kings encourage took charge OF Ger.
tain groups OF the editors and each
appeared TO be anxious to show tho
advantages and attractions Of the
great estate at It's best. One curious
journalist asked half-a-d0zen lords
and ladies in turn what was the area
OF Sandrlnghum and all snld they did
not know But the king promptly set
tied all doubts by ruling that II Is 49,
600 acres.
York cottage Is plain brick dwell
ling OF 10 or 20 rooms, of only mod
crate size, with workshop or study
for the king. II there We're any spe'
| cial cOurtlers or equerrles there they
were not seen. The equipment In fur
niturc and in modern cOnyenlences was
complete ana in some respects ele'
CANT, but there are many homes in
America which might be compared ia
yornbly with 1t.
There was long tour afoot to the
gardens and To the stables both the
particular hobby Of King Edward. A
pony cart driven by the faithful
Probyn, followed tho company around
II was for the use Of Queen AleXan
dru, but she went the entire rounds
with the others aud did not mt any
time appear tu lose interest in her
guests or in what they were saying
ana seeing,
In the vicinity of the royal stables
Is Il great statue Of PCrSlmmOn, which
won the Derby in 1896, and which wac
~ pet Of the former king. He was bred
ar Sandringhum. II Is u magnificent
clligy of a splendid horse In the sta
bies were many animals each in charge
Of IN nttcgdant who brought them out
Tor exhibition. Both The king, queen
and the duwaSCr queen busted them
selves in passing to the thoroughbreds
carrots which they took with great
gusto. In all, there mUst be 100 first
class animals in the stables. The Chict
Of the stud Is "Fsiar Marcus" which
was never beaten rs n wo-year-o'd,
Several members Of the party who
Ind N" fortune 60 fan i'm with Queen
Alexandra were asked to accompany
her 10 u place She called a "workshop'
n uppoars 10 he modelled somewhat
after the artcraft establishments com.
mon IN America There were many
hCauriru! specimens of delicate hand
made furniture. Tho companions Of
the 1urcn were delighted with what
hey .uv ;old said So. of course where
upon Size graci0usly presented to each
Of thlsr SURPRISED ana somewhat en-.
harlaSScd Americans a tea tJble. one
of The pi,sp, will go 10 Buffalo, one Ia
san Francisco and one to Portland.
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was served. II was rather cIahoiase
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