The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-14
RECEIVING THE PRINCE OF WALES

T HE PRINCE of Wales, arriving in Newfoundland, received with the signs of public interest He met by functionares Guns fired. Bands played People They assembled in crowds
 The Prince of Wales is merely young He has done anything of great He probably will shine by his personal talents Why then should he be received with "exctemen the say he was?
 was mild excitement not much more violent than poo, pie when the soldiers the street. the band plays or the circus parade goes by.
 The people like to things, Many young; have been much to strange paces life flows with slow current A Prince is interesting diversion
 The Prince Wales is interesting another Kings useful they necessary They head who looked after their people They led the fighting The Black Prnce Prince of Wale and his father wielded handy weapons long ago, and mixed with the foe at just quarters Willard and Dempsey did
 wild old days necessary stability government just is but stability much harder obtain ballot much in and of if successfully had not been perfected The device of ruler inheritance handy The died and his eldest succeeded The people nearly always of legal But difficulties did There pretender inn posters and the like who made trouble Sometimes the throne wont to for it was better to have woman ruler of the legitimate ne than to take chance with anarchy while people fought to see who should rule.
 The King a custom He remained long after his slow about changing their ona habits especially Great Britain, where the King and the royal family e Kings relatives much cherish ed and well provided for from the national treasury although the king has practically no political power and much social power.
 The Prince of Wales a habit person is a things which vital Englishmen and Welshmen In some portion of their brains there are cells In which memor ies of the past retained and these cells which make the Princes Wales still parsonage, somebody to be erenced somebody to be somewhat looked up to.
 The feeling feeble measured against the feeling of the old mes but it remain, of this there doubt always persons who wish remember the od antiquity if is only by keeping old fashioned spinning wheel in the front parlor.
 The analogy is good Kings and Princes nowadays kind of old fashioned spinning wheel, which modern people their front remind them of the past
 There is another why the Prince of Wales will be well received in America, and above the desire be hospabe and those who cherish ed by their neighbors
 The O England has little political power bu he has wealth and social poion which will descend the Prince of Wales and wealth and social positions still things which most of us look up to.
 There American girls who like to marry titles, and American mothers who hope their daughters will do of this kind
 Taking all the motives together the pleasant curiosity o people about things the memories which people about the past the wish of Americans to be kind and and the liking which people have for wealth and social posi- ton the Prince Wales splendid reception United States and he will pleasant ton of his visit here
 Some good may of his visit aside the gooc which always follows when people meet pleasantly with eacf other He will how vast America is how peaceful it is yet powerful If he is day King may happen he will his moral for he will have other to suade his prime minister when great crisis exists tha
 will be wiser and better to take the America 7refer