... irritating youth; delight to wantonly annoy. oft—exaggerate the truth! our greetings on your ru,hfl ay, rarts are kin this Independence Day ! CH.V.. F. FORSIIAW, I.L.D, 1912. E WAKEFIELD . .PPODRO3IE. to who feels disposed to crowd the i :ions aroused by the ...

... the lash of the U-boats, and that normally they escape comparatively lightly.—The leading featureof American news on Independent* Day was the story of the hazard which the first contingent of American troops for France braved on their way through the ...

... the' mil as against iha, women against foal dresses to business wows.. at St. Pa.tl's. to the Master (Mr. G. h. Foster). Independent Day was relebeated by the finest in he coast's. At the last meeting of th i ld r es 4 an against y 6; savants • against Original) ...