London, July 28. with wax responsible for tion of to-day's performance of the Empire Pageant. It also slightly interfered with the Royal inspection 600 boy scouts from all parts of the ¢ who are att the Jamboree.
In spite of the downpour the box marched whistling Puluce. The inspec the riding school quadrangle. grouped under its own flag, which was dipped in salute to th who shook hands with the masters, and delivered a ho fon the soundness of The King made a poi ping, greeting and tal party of Japanese hoy scouts who attended ax visitors,—Reuter.
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