London. May 23. The. war has brought about many changes in the King's of 1 N 4 only li Citizens, of, the, United tary convalescent home helps to run. Her eldest son, Lord Lascelles, has' become a regular soldier after serving as a member of the O-T.C. of Eton. He was eighteen locks to straggle pic-last February. younger. boy, turesquely over their shoulders. It is Gerald. ig still at school where he he t thy ill edits and prints his own amateur tenth probably wae write ture pre ion.
every month. He intends Rrlunfu "ait tha Princess The King's Right Hand likes being busy, for ie s effort fully pceupies her time ys.
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