krone

One woman, Linda Krone of Cumberland, Maryland held a sign proclaiming: “Next time . . . elect an American.”

Swansea enlisted the Brooklyn-based architect Ben Krone, and together they created an image.

He handed the young peasant who was holding his horse half a krone, and then walked briskly into the castle.

"I heard of you this evening at the Krone, mein Herr," he said.

Another time, when he himself had starved for days, he pawned his vest to get a krone to give a beggar.

The total amount to be paid out yearly was limited to the modest figure of two hundred thousand krone ($40,600).

Pelle handed him the bottle—there stood money in piles on the writing-table, thick round two-krone pieces one upon another!