... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Mr. Whitelaw Reid and the Presidential Election. ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY To-morrow, July 4th, will be Independence Day in the United States. “The Constables of St. Peter-Port request that residents will d.izhy the Stars and Stripes,” and other flags of the Allies, as freely as ible, in ‘ honour of our new ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY Festival of Reunion.” The Morning Post,” in leading alticle say.:—The BritiJh people are glad and proud to have Aroeiicane aa their Allies in this var However else at time# they may have been moved criticise America they have never had ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. MARSHAL FOCH'S MESSAGE TO THE AMERICAN LEGION. Paris Saturday. In connexion with the local American; Independence Day celebrations, Marshal Foch has addressed to the American Legion a cordial message recalling the brotherhood in arms ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY. celebrated annually in the United States, commemorates the occasion on which the document by which the 13 original States of the Union broke their colonial allegiance to Great Britain, was signed. Although Congress adopted ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY CASUALTIES. 50 LIVES LIST MB NEARLY 1,200 INJURED. * A SAUER '‘FOURTH JUIT MERER To odebrtto indopondonoo involved the los? of over fO live* and 1,200 wounded. Tbi* abt*fhter bill, which will increase the Icokja-w develop vartcuA wounds ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. New york. Monday. Irickpendenrs, Day. 1910. will rank ai one of the quietent ever celebrated in America. Apart from the counter-attraction and allaboorWig subject of Jeffries and Johnson fight, no mirth proxrein hen been made thin year ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. . London entered very Leartily into the spirit of the Amcricajie to-day in their celebration of their festival of Independency Day. The Stars and Stripes floated from flagstaffs in every part of the city, and by the King’s express ordert ...

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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Under the auspices of the MI.SIBTBY OP INFOBMAHOH AOBBAT ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY General Dawes on British and U.S. Efforts for Naval Disarmament Notable reference to disarmament was made by General Dawes, U.S. Ambassador, at a dinner of the American Society in London last night in celebration of Independence Day. ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. There was time when the celebration Independence Day by the American nation aroused rancorous feelings in the hearts of British subjects. Bat Time, the great bealer, has removed the soreness occasioned by the forcible severance from ...