EX-CROWN PRINCE
AN AMUSING ENCOUNTER. , Mr Louts Gillinson, a Leeds business man. while out motoring with some friends about four miles from Berlin, encountered a motor cyclist who hud pulled up by the roadside and appeared in difficulties. He stopped to inquire if ho could be of any assistance, and; then recognised that the cyclist was the ex-Crown Prince of Germany. During the conversation Mr Gillinson asked for tho ex-Crown Prince's autograph. “ Give mo one of your visiting cards,” was the reply, and as one was not available he remarked: “ Never mind. Hand mo your cheque book. I will sign across that, but don't put £IOO to it.” Tho signature having been supplied, tho Prince asked many questions concerning England, particularly with reference to the typo of goods now being imported from Germany,
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Evening Star, Issue 19004, 28 July 1925, Page 10
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133EX-CROWN PRINCE Evening Star, Issue 19004, 28 July 1925, Page 10
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