... The Poles Remember. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN A SCOTTISH TOWN. ...

... REFLECT The Americans must pleased at the way which all the civilised world has been helpng them to celebrate their .Independence Day. .•‘or they know that it is a tribute paid not *ut of mere politeness but with every sense f sincerity and a full heart ...

... in the visitors’ liook at Bums Cottage. Ayr, was a visit on American Independence Day, 4th July, large party of Americans, who wrote in the book against their names—“ Independence Day. Where could it better celebrated than under the shallow of the genius ...

... march along, and the, Polish soldiers have been responsible for two excellent concerts. The first was given their own Independence Day (which coincides with our Armistice Day), in the New Picture House, and some weeks later the famous choir was heard, ...

... make end of Kaiserism for good and all. It is not her own liberty but the whole world’s that is henceforth bound up with Independence Day. ...

... W. Grant. COUNTY NOTES. [Bi “Stilus Swift” ih “Pipe News abb Coast Oheohiolb.”] President Wilson’s historic speech on Independence Day, in which he states the principles of democracy in a manner that must make the absolutists of Europe tremble for their ...

... bushes, James H. Haxton carried off the first prize with a selection which included Madame Butterfly, Betty Uprichard, and Independence Day blooms. American Pillar blooms swept the boards in the rambler class. Both the first and second prizes were taken by ...

... squadron of Graf Von Spee completely blotted out. It may of interest to readers your paper to know that, during the annual Independence Day celebrations in CSiile, I was in Punla Arenas, and after hearing the Chilian National Anthem played by the band and sung ...

... S. Orr, went to General Fellowes, whose lovely basket of blooms included Emma Wright,” Mrs C. V. Haworth,” “Lulu, Independence Day, “Colonel Oswald Fitzgerald,” and Mabel Morse.” Mrs Myer’s prize for two vases of cut roses went to Dr Maitland Ramsay ...

... said;—’’This is the 4th of July. Far away across the Atlantic hundreds of thousands of people today have been celebrating Independence Day. recalling that great declaration that every man has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Many things ...

... PARROT, AND THE CRACKERS. Little Billy had been sent to spend the 4th of July, America** great day of rejoicing, and known Independence Day, with aunt at her new country cottage, where ehe kept several pete, among them parrot—* bird he had never yet seen. He ...

... drought, and Saharian sun and heat, while numerous cases of sunstroke, the flight of 1,600,000 New Yorkers on tho eve of Independence Day search of a little coolness in the country or on the and a shade temperature of 100 degs., 110 degs., and 120 degs. ...