London, Aug. 6.
'What do they think in the totali-arian countries, one wonders, of the King's visit to his boys' camp at Southwold? Rowed to" the beach by two old Ashermen whose ordinary duty is to watch while the boys are bathing-—how ever many centuries is it since a King of England landed in his country like that?—dressed in grey Manuel shorts and open-necked shirt, escorted to the camp by all the boys' roaring "For he's a jolly good, fellow," spending four hours among them exactly like one of them, Joining in their community singing after dinner, and so back to the royal yacht in the charge of the two old sherman, one of whom he had to help into the boat—there is no Parallel for it in history. "It is not be forgotten that half the boys are from public schools, halt from workshops. On one item in the visit the imagination dwells. Before dinner the King had all the boys together Queen Withetmina the Net wer eighteenth birthday sime wear she became a rel but her mother, the Queen Dowa her" minority.
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