Elmwood School - Samara Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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5Haxlms of Tis ttaiestr 1910 Iflixg (Beor e V. 1 36 ac ma to obc6lenl to t e rules of tbe game. 4. 4. 4. ju Ceac me to 6istinguUl) between sentiment anb sentimentality. 4. eacl) me neither to proffer nor to receive c eaf praise. 4. 4. eac me to win if 3 may ; if T may not, teacb vnz to be a goo6 loser. X3eacl) me neither to cry for tlje moon nor over spilt milk. 4. 4. 4. 3f H am called upon to suffer, let It be like a well-bre6 beast ll)at goes away to suffer In silence. These Six Maxims of His IVlajesty KING GEORGE V. were hung prominently on the walls of his study in Buckingham Palace.

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SAMARA 9 Eins Cbtoarb Vm HE accession of Edward VIII to the thrones of the British Common- wealth is fraught with interest to the world. As Prince of Wales, he won our admiration and love by his untiring zeal for the welfare of his future subjects, especially those who, during the war, had offered everything they possessed for their fellows, and those for whom life was a bitter struggle. He becomes King with a great record behind him of initiative and energy, of unselfishness and charity. We are proud of our King, and grateful that we are still led by a man of whom we may be proud.