THE KINGS APPRECIATION
LONDON, May 21
King George, in a grateful irossage to the men of the Army and the Navy, so id ho felt that the manning of tho gun carriage by bluejackets was the most fitting tribute that could be paid , to his beloved father. He highly appreciated the conduct and bearing of all ranks and ratings, and was much pleased with the appearance ' and steadiness of the troops, and the work of the police, whose- task was m ado tho cisicr by tho reverent demeanour and oiderly spirit of the enormous crowds.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13740, 23 May 1910, Page 7
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