London, Aug, 22.
"She is a fine chubby-tueed little girl," commented Mr. J. R. Clynes, the Home Secretary new fourth heir to the Throne. who was among the first to oe ioo The King azd Queen are to. Balmoral this evening; and from there to Clamis Caste.
Princess. Elizabeth, immediately she awakened, was told the news, and she ti-toed to the nursery to have a peep at her new sister.
'A joyous peal was rung by the bells at Westminster Abbey. Several streets in London were beflagged, while the crowds in Hyde Park sprang to their feet and men took off their ha 8 while the Royal Salute of forty-one guns was fired by the Royal Horse Artillery.
"Three cheers for the Duchess" spontaneously rang out as the boom of the last gun reverberated.—Reuter.
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