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Evening star., 1937-12-14
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL
STAk-WARNER BROS.
n. B. G.
TOY MATlNEES


and
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL
METROPOLITAN POLICE
PARTY
in cooperation with
the PAREkT-rEAcHER
ASSOCIATION
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES
have joined forces to provide
food, new toys and new clothing
for needy children and poor
families this Christmas.
NeU toys and new clothing DiH
be received noW at all Warner
Bros Theaters and Uill be taken
as the price OF admission at II
theaters on Saturday morning,
December 15.
Non -perishable food or any
other gifts UiH be received at any
police precinct in Washington or
at the National Guard Armory,
Pennsylvania and Sirth NV.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
PHONE
THE STAR-NATloNAl 5000
Branehes 1913. $50 end 41s
o. Cell Republic 0S83
And the police ,oiH collect con-
trfbutiOns.
PIT. A.-GEoRGIA s735
o. COLUMBIA 47l7
FEDERAL EMPLoYES-
DISTRICT ZOO, Braneh 1871
n. B. c.-DIsTRicT o3oo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Zvyseni pro zfizence elektric-
kych poulicnich kar.

P6ti procentnf zvysenf mzdy
a platI zrfzenc1 elektrickych
poulicn1ch kar, oznameno bylo
spolecnostf Baltimore Transit.
V roce obnaseti Dude asi $780,
900. Ma zvysenf podfl brati
Dude $500 zTizenc1. V toto
nejsou c1tani 1redn1ci a pred
nostove Department..
Ma penez1ch zvysen1 zname-
ma 3 Gently "a hodinu coz Sc ro-
WA peti procentnfmu zvysenf
mzdy v iodine.
Zvysenim pro ma hodiny "a
mestnane pocato Dude v nede-
Ii. Prvnf zvysenou mzdu obdr-
Ii 26. brezna.
Tt, kteTf d~ostavaji tydenn1
mzdy, obdrzf prvnf zvysenf %.
brezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Zdravotni pojistsni.

Nucene zdravotn1 ~pojisten1,
jez ma byti bezodkladnym re-
sen1m problemu nedostatecne
lekaTske pomoci - bez ohledu
ma prijmy - odporucoval v ne
deli v Baltimorskem Forum
James Rorty, %spisovatel, redak
tor a basnik.
V Teci sve popsal zdravotnl
pojisteni v Nemecku a v An
gill, jak tam vedeno a jak ma
druhe strane We Spojenych Sta
tech zanedbavano jest.
Spojene Staty, ukazal, jsou
jedinym industrialnim naro-
dem sveta, ktery nema nucene
anebo dobrovolne zdravotn1 pc
jistovani ma znacnejs1m stupni.
Die jeho nahledu vlada ma
vynutiti predlohu, kterou n.y.
nejsf Americky lekarsky sys-
tenn mel by pTepracovan byti,
ably tax dostalo dostatecneho
l~ekarskeho osetrovani tislcGm
osob, kterym nemozno jest do
sahnouti toho v nynejsf dobe.
Ovsem, ukazal, toto nucene
pojistovani narazilo by u jis-
tych trfd osob, ale kdyby del
nictvo srazilo Sc v otazce teto
v jeden Six, odpor zlomen by
byl.
Ukazal, re by proti tomuto
bylo Americke lekarske sdru-
zenf, vyrabitele lekG, prodava.
81 techto a podvodnfci S rIzny.
mi leky anebo uzdravujic1 vi.
rou. Tyto kruhy byly by prot
nucenemu zdravotnimu pojis.
tovani ponevac prisly by o We.
like sunny, ktere obyvatelstvt
zeme vynaklada kazdorocns
ma RUNE lektvary a bezcennt
prostredky.
Recnfka uvedl DIR. G.. Cauby
Robinson z Johns Hopkins lie
lkarske skoly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Stavba 80 pribytkI.

Ma Lodge Forest We Spar
rows Pointske sekci pod dozo-
rem vladnf administrace polo
zeny byly zaklady ku prvni
skupine 20 dom6. Cely pro-
Jekt = 80 DON'T = hotov byti
ma behem 6 mesic1.
Domy rentovany byti mali
delnlky Sparrows Pointske in
dustrialni sekce. Kazdy Dude
mlti 4 az 5 svetnic. V zadnf ca
sti budou kuchynky a hrfste
pro d1tky. Pc domech jiz dnes
jest Viva poptavka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Ztracena navratila Sc.

Zmizenl 13 rok1 stare Flea
nory Hands Falice, jez pred
mesfcem provdana byla, vysve-
tleno bylo v pondelf, kdyz vra-
tia Sc DON'T a policii udala, re
odejela ma trucku S Tfdicem to-
hoto Jimmy" ku navst9ve sve
prftelkyne v Delaware.
Kdyz pritelkyni dosud nena-
LEILA, Eleanor stravila sobotu
a nedeli v trucku. Do Balti-
more vratila sc kratce pc pole
dni v pond6li.
z domova sveho tajemne
zmizela, kdyz vydala sc ma
"nakupovanl" v sobotu odpole-
dine. Misto nakupu sla do do
mu Jimmy ma Fulton avenue a
zadala jej, ably il dovezl do
Delaware.
V pondel1 objevila Sc v do
me We 400 blocku w. Fayette
ulice v nemz lila sc SWIM man.
zelem, Josephem Falice, neza-
mestnanym deln1kem v kamen-
mem lomu a sc svoj1 matkou,
Lillian Hands.
Matce sveTila Sc. re jeff sna-
tex "je nezdarem" a re vice s
manzelem zfti nebude a re phi
de a najde 81 svGj vlastnf job"
Manzele oddani byli pred
mesfcem. Falice pc svatbe SOU
zen byl z kTive pffsahy udav
falesne start sve nevesty, ale
byl zaloby zprosten.
- Elmer Stinnett, "a rokG
starry CCC delnik a jeho IA ro-
XII stara nevesta, Mildred
Kaufman z Mountaindale,
Md, S nfz oddan byl v sobotu
We Frederick, vratili Sc v pom
deli do Baltimore z Frederick.
Stinnett mysli, ponevac Dude
zbaven sve prace pro snatek
tento re pomdze 81 k jinemu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Cernoch " moci soudu pro
dvoii streleni.

Thomas Chapman, 21lety
cernoch zatcen byl v nedeli
casne rano v prfbytku SVEN ma
FRESHMAN ulici ma udani, re
strelil Sally Goldstein, So letou
z N. Mount ulice a Jamese
Thompson, 35leteho cernocha,
Goldsteinova nalezena byla
" sobotu lezic1 kanalu media
leko Mount a FRESHMAN ulic
kuli stTelenou il do hlavy.
Thompson stTelen byl, kdy2
utikal z dosahu strelby v media
|leke ulicce, kde, jak Chapman
plocisii rekl, byl We rvacce S il
nym, ale nikdy pry nechte
Istfeliti ami Goldsteinovou neb(
'Thompsona.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Napad, jak Sc vyhnouti skole.

Bus, jenz jedi ctvrtym a pa
tym distriktem okresu Anne A
rundel Sc zaky Arundel High
iskoly v Millersville, zpozd6n
byl pc mnoho hodin We stredu
v minulem tydnu. PTfcinou by
10 zablokovani silnice nekolika
stromy a jinymi prekazkami.
Zat1m CO pracovano bylo ma
odstranenl strom1 a rozhaze-
nych tam postovnfch a novi-
narskych shranek, policii dana
byla zasoba st1znostf telefony.
Sergeant a p~oliciste obdrze-
Ii 1kol vysetTovati. We ctvrtek
tajemne prerusenf jfzdy vyse-
tTeno bylo uveznenim dvou no
CHI, Is a 16 rokd starych. Oba
jezdili do skoly z Gambrill. O.
ba nell stejny napad a jeden
mel sekeru k tomu. Skoda il
mi zpGsobena spachana byla
ma Chesterfield road mezi
Gambrills a Millersville. Po-
licejn1mu soudci doznali vinu.
"Dabel sc mas zmocnil", Wy
naval jeden. "Napadlo nam,
re posekame-li stromy a roz-
hazime je pc ceste, re nebude-
me muset jet do skoly."
Soudce Ford vyslechnuv do
znanf zak6 a ably jfzda pc sill
nici byla opet bezpecnou, sve-
I'll oba ST. Mary's polepsovne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Vybirani DAM vitano ma
radnici.

Dane skolektovane ma NEST
ske radnici "a leden a unor do
sally obnosu $17,924,6 $685. 90,
n~ejvetsiho to obnosu jakeho
docileno bylo v podobne dob6
v historic Baltimore. Prompt-
MIN placenim danf usetreno
bylo mestu ma $3.50, 900 We
tTech letech, coz skoro stacilo
platiti celia vydanl odboru ma
vybirani poplatkG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Pro osvobozeni kocky stsna
musela stranou.

Zamilovana kocka sdruzeni
Anne Arundel farmaTskeho o.
kresu zmizela pred tydnem,
zrovna v dobe kdy budovan
byl stanek pro sdruzenf u Ha-
mover mostu a Belle Grove
road, Brooklyn.
We stTedu v noel slysano by
10 slabe mnoukanf behem "a
sedanf sdruzeni. Shledano by
10, Re kocka zazdena byla v
move cast stavby. Bee dlou-
hych prdtahG stena byla stree
ma. Kocka vybehla seslabla
notne, ale pima zivota. "Kitty'
je milackem sdruzenych farma
lTG jiz pc 6 rokI. +.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12

Sc LAX V pOllClckyCH hIuAlCIi,AO
pc padu Spanelska Dude nasle-
dovati Ceskoslovensko.
Bylo jiz mnohokrate O tom
psano i mluveno a jen v posled-
nj dobe bylo polapeno mnoho
agentG jez provadi propagan-
du pro odtrzeni severn1ch Czech
a pTipojeni k Nemecku. Ami
samo Nemecko Sc tim netajl.
PTimyslime-li 81 jeste shiny ne
mecky fasisticky biloxi Heinleo-
Wy strany v CSR. mus1me NIT
vazne obavy o cele Ceskoslo-
vensko. Nestacl mavnutl ru-
kou, ami strkan1 hlavy do p1s-
ku. Pise-li sc O tonic nebez-
peel verejne, must toto oprav-
du stavati. Wine tez, re fasis-
mus je nestestl pro narody il
ne, nebot znamena zbrojeni,
masakry a valku a dobyvac-
most. Vine, re nejde o kfes-
tanstvi v HabeSi ami o bolsevis-
mus We Spanelsku. Jde proste
o ovladnut1 svobody a demo-
kracie systemem cezarG, jimz
nejvyssim idealem je podma-
neni narodd jinych a j1mz ro-
diny svazek je pouhym produ-
centem lidskeho materialu ma
dodavky armadam jak sama
nejvysS1 fasisticka rada v Italii
minuly tyden rozhodla. A tn
zbyva posledni otazka. Fasis-
mus nebo demokracie? Je INA
me re proti demokraticky zvo-
lene Wade We Spanelsku bojuje
jen malo SpanelG. Jsou to Wy
vrhelove lidstva, cizinecka le-
gle, Maurove a pluky Italie a
Nemecka. Ami Italie, mi Nemec-
ko to nepop1rajf. General Fran
co je pouze nastrcena figura.
Padne-li Spanelsko, jak Dude
vypadati Francie a ostatn1 E.
vropa? Jest jisto re nebude
pax mono zabraniti valce a
faSistickemu imperialism.
Jest tud1z ma mas vsech aby-
chom tyto zpravy re vsech ca
sopisG sledovali. Nebezpec1 je
zde a jen pohotovost mezina-
rodniho delnictva niue zabra-
MI straslivemu vrazdenl. Wy
jez znate porobu Ces-
koslovenska i krutovladu Ne
mecka a vsichni Cesi a Tide do
bre vile, nenechte padnouti
spanelske delnlky a jejich de-
mokraticky system. Zabrante
druhe Bile Hofe Ceskosloven-
sku. Svoboda statu jednoho,
jest zastitou svobody statu j.
nych.
Vsichni jez mate ceske aneb
delnicke cfteni, pfijdte v ne
deli, FL. brezna do Delnickeho
Domu, kde Dude poradana "a
bava We prospech Spanelskych
delnikd. Nikoliv ma zbrane ne
We prospect valky nybrz, ma O.
deslani potravin a satstva pro
zeny a deti Spanelskych delhi
XII. Podrobnosti v oznamce a
ma plakatech. M. Bortllk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Zlocinnosti pribylo " Baltimore

Zlociny v Baltimore v posled-
MIN roce spachane vzrostly O
5 procent u prirovnanf S rokem
1885.
Komise kriminalni spravedl-
nosti vydava uznanf policejnf-
mt odboru v Baltimore, ktery
"a r1zenf generala Gaithera
stale zlepsovan jest jak We w
konnosti tax v jinych ohledech.
z celkoveho poctu ~policistG u
dano bylo jenom 40 clenG. Sou
dy S mimi vedene pc dobu 6
mesfcd koncily uznanfm jejich
neviny, nebo odpustenim, ano
nemohlo byti podano soud1m
dosti dGkazI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-03-12
Fund S. Baltimore General
nemocnice ma vvsi S12O.834.

Dairy ma stavebn1 fond South
Baltimore General nemocnici V
nynl vedene Rampant dostou-
PLY vyse $120.834.
Ucelem kampane jest sebra-
nj $250.O00.
We stfedu do fondu darovali
policiste pracuj1ci v okoli ne
mocnice 500 a skupina ital-
skych detf $25. Jedno z ditek
leceno bylo v nemocnici.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-19
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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11

A company had been formed to push
en- favorites.
His father had truly said of him:
He is wild, but he fights like man"
It was true. He had served under
the great generals, Prince Eugene
and the Duke of Marlborough. He
had distinguished himself In the bat
tie of Oudenarde. And at Dettingen,
when his horse proved fractious, he
dismounted, saying now q great world
power were firmly established.
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Queens Love Steadfast
for Profligate King
In his private life profligate George
II was luckier than his father. He
wooed and wed Caroline, daughter Of
the Margrave Of Anspach. She could
have had an Emperor. She chose
George. She was q beauty. clever
learned, witty, charming. George
was unfaithful and she knew 1t. Yet
all her life she loved him, helped him,
forgave him. Her father -in-law, in
his dull way, appreciated her superior
brains and called her Sthat little
devil of princess" Her husband,
despite his loose life, was faithful in
his appreciation Of her great qualities
and said Of her that he knew no
woman worthy to buckle her shoe.
There is no queerer story in history
than that related by chronicler OF
the times who tells how. on her
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11

tiful, lively, witty, He was cold, silent
and brutal. He had his mistresses.
She found solace with the handsome
adventurer, Philipp. Count Koenigs-
mark, who had taken service in the
Hanoverian army.
Philipp boasted he was Sophia's
lover. He begged her to flee with
him. On the night Of July /, 1894.
as he left her rooms, he was set upon,
killed, his body burned and the ashes
scattered. George had his alibi ready.
He was in Berlin at the time. But
the tragic event remained in the pub
lie mind.
At the age of 81 George came to
England as its king He brought with
him his German flunkies and two
mistresses whom he Anglicized to the
extent of creating one Countess OF
Darling and the other Duchess Of
Kendall. Because of their figures,
the former was soon known In Eng
land as "the Elephant" and the other
as ''the Maypole." OF such was the
top crust of English society made.
His favorites sold public offices.
George himself frequently left Eng
land for long periods to spend the
time in Hanover.
Perhaps the two principal events
fhis reign we're the Jacobite insur-
rection Of 17l5, which was quickly
and harshly suppressed, and the
bursting of the South Sea Bubble.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11
Ethyl Cupreine

Take another look at the heading of this editorial but don't
try to fix the name your mind 1t may trifle difficult for
anyone except pharmacist or chemist
But note carefully that be Of Importance you
culary you or in family should happen suffer
with pneumonia after the next few months.
For the fact that this the given prepara
on made from qunne which to have the faculty of
curing pneumonia 1t tried out 200 Ptsburg
where the pneumonia mortality about 100 per cent higher
than in most other places and found to be greatly beneficial
Some OF it now being parceled doctors throughout
the country for trial they find works for them as well as
It did in Ptsburg another important weapon will have been
added to the arsenal with which modern science fights disease
And while the doctors will be the ones to use it. note
fully that developed by chemists at the Mellon Institute
Of Industrial Research endowed by Andrew W. Mellon and his
brother, the late Richard B. Mellon
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11

so THEY SAY

A motion picture I'd contains the
query, rs 1t natural for q husband
tn have more than one wife?" but
then, Of course, Hollywood wouldn't
know.
He talked me into 1t and I don't
care to live with him any more.
I'm sorry now.-Opal West, l2-year-
old Perry, Okla, bride. whose hus-
band was held by police.
y \ y
Always give "him" m experimental
mo" even though you might want to
say 'yes." Then wait . few days; II
your answer makes you feel relieved
you have done the right thing.-Rev.
H. ~. Wells. Cleveland, O., advising
girls on the first proposal Of marri-
age.
Now, you're entirely too old to be
coming here for Q divorce. 90 right
home and try to fix things up with
your wife.-Judse J. Lupe, Chicago.
advising Theodore Kolhn, 81, In his
divorce suit.
I have red hair and fiye Of my chill
dren were red-haired. The five red
heads stu are alive. but my five other
children. who were dark-haired, died
young or In middle age.-Mrs. Sarah
Wormer, Denver, Colo, who 10 con-
vinced that redheads live longer.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11
STORIES: IN
STAMPS
BY l. S. KLEIN

IEUT A. W GREELY, Ameri.
can soldier and explorer, had
reached farthest north in 1892.
and. with his band of ~ men.
awaited a relief ship. None came
that year, none the next He with.
drew 400 miles south in search az
supplies. and found none. His
men began to die Of cold and hum
ger Only seven remained, when
relief came. Commodore Winfield
Scott Schley had sailed 400
miles through menacing ice packs.
to bring back the Greedy survivors,
For this. and Tor his participa-
ton in the Battle Of Santiago Bav
during the. Spanish-American
War, IS Schley remembered Rorn
N 1889. he had moved up eradu-
ally with active service in foreien
waters until after the war he
e'as made rear admiral. nj.
record ~as marred by severe
criticism Of an unfortunate ma.
neuver which he had ordered dl,r.
ing the Santiago encounter sna
which delayed the American We.
tory He died In 1911. at the are
Of q. ee
His photo appears with those ~
Admirals Dewey and Sampson on,
the new navy accent stamp. :.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11
What Is Left to Celebrate?

Naz Germany reported to be indignant because various
British and American universities have refused to join in the
celebration of Goengen unverstys bcentenary this june
These refusals OF course simply the unverses pro-
test against the way the Naz dictatorship has prostuted the
ancient ideal of free and untrammeed scholarsphich is the
only kind Of scholarship worth picayune
university of all places is not allowed to pursue truth
without restriction its professors be prosecuted for their
opinion their race or their rego-then that university has
simply been withdrawn from the great international fellowship
of scholars. y
1t is precisely that load which Hterism has placed on the
German universities Is it any wonder that the free
Of England and America loat to take part in
the Goettingen bicentenary?
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
First King George Of England Never
Learned to Speak Country's Language

trade with the then Spanish colonies
of South America. When 1t crashed,
many were ruined and George was
blamed because the Duchess Of Ken
dali was said to have been brfbed to
push the sale Of the shares. Death
came suddenly to George I. He was
on one Of his periodic excursions to
Germany when he succumbed to an
apopleptic stroke at Osnaburg, June
IL, l727, at the age Of 81. Hanover
mourned him, but few tears were shed
in England except coldly official ones.
\ \ \
Empire Established
Under George II
George II, who now succeeded to
the throne, was like his late father,
a German In education and language.
Like him, he was Of loose morals, .
little, red-faced Turk Of a man sur
rounded by regular harem Of wom-
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11
Need Real Competition

Reports that many conservative bankers agree with Pres
dent Roosevelt that is unwse for the government further
bolster the prices Of goods used in heavy industry borne
by current statistics compiled by the Administrative and
search corporation business organization.
The latest report of that body contains this significant
statement rs quarter net profits Of 34 representative u S.
corporations 436 the corresponding 36
ter despite strikes and floods. STEEL SHOWED GAIN OF
S72 PER CENT over the SO quarter"
Which adds up bunty to the conclusion that the steel
barons proceeding gefuy kill the goose that lays the
golden The steel mills made profit in the first quarter
1886 It wasn't big profnot large should have been
but it still profit When 372 per is added to the
profit scale of year ago simply that people are
paying too much for Steel that prices advanced out
of reason.
For example, pursuing the report further we find that
residential building had advanced sharply but other building
still is in the dorums One of the may be the fact
that very little steel goes into residential building Industrial
building a lot of it.
The steel industry is not Alone Copper and some other
metals have followed its lead Thus enterprise penazed and
the tendency of the country go ahead under full steam
discouraged
In recent months good many of the nations leaders have
suggested that and monopoe responsible
or the peculiar price gyraons That price exists
steel amply proved by the own experience in
which bids alike to the penny offered by various firms on
contracts running into millions of dollars.
NO sets OF bookkeepers engineers could independently
arrive at exactly the figures big contracts.
The NRA first big of the Roosevelt administration in
the economic field had failed dsay before kicked out
by the court 1t had failed because working an
injustice on the consumer.
Perhaps vigorous campaign to insure real competton
among the big fellows at least to give the little fellow an
honest chance compete would do the country more good
the habaked ideas which being advocated in SO
quarters.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11
BY RODNEY BUTCHER

BY RODNEY BUTCHER
Tribune Washington ColTespondent)
Washington, May ll.-Few men In
Franklin D. Roosevelt,s position
would have gone merrily of on q
two-week fishing trip.
It takes a peculiar mental and psy-
Geological makeup and an unusual
imperviousness to worry. This
fishing trip Is of piece with the
gay, self-confident air the President
has persistently exhibited since
March I, 1888. His critics call 1t "ir-
responsibility" Call 1t what you like,
Roosevelt-aside from the fact that
he likes vacationing, fishing and sail
ing-has a sense Of strategy which
tells him his position Will be strength
ened rather than weakened II he al
lows Congress to stew in Its own
juice. "
The fight of his life over the su-
preme Court nears Its critical days.
Congress Is more dangerously rebel
lious than ever before as one Of the
century's great issues and many other
big ones hang in the balance. The
whole administration program Is side
tracked. Nearly everyone Is worried
about price initiation threats and
budget problems. The economy Issue
Is up In big way. Across the park
from the White House the y. 8.
Chamber Of Commerce orators again
thunder at the New Deal.
So what? So Mr.. Roosevelt IS play
ing with the fishes out on the Gulf.
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Glad to Get Away
He leaves Washington to those
opponents who believe they can make
hay In his absence; to those oppo-
nents who are confused or exasperat-
ed by his nonchalance and obvious
refusal to be worried or scared; to
those friends who wag their heads
and complain that things always 60
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-11
By MILTON BRoNNER

London, May II. - When King
George VI and latest Of England's
royal Georges. is formally crowned on
May IL, 1t will be just 223.years since
the first George Of England crossed
the channel to be the ruler Of a
country he did not understand, of
whose history he was ignorant, and
whose language he nevcraspoke.
Born q German, he remained a
German, milking England for the