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... Provost Sir William Don has received the following acknowledgment to Ins message to President ilson, which was sent on Independence Day: I have just received a letter from the President asking to acknowledge with appreciative thanks your Lordship's cordial ...
... Allie,s in vindication of freedom and liberty.—Lord Provost, Dundee/’ This was Dundee's greeting to President Wilson on Independence Day. The message was sent by the Lord Provost, who read it at dinner which he gave to a representative company assembled ...
... crossing, France and taking part in the offensive against tho Germans which was initiated the Americans and the French Independence Day. In that fight he led a band of daring young American airmen into action, and excelled himself. What he experienced there ...
... find the Royal arms England and the monogram G.R. My grandmother, you know, was a Loyalist to her death, and whenever Independence Day (July 4) came round, instead of joining in the general rejoicing, she would dress in deep black, fast all day, and loudly ...
... amounts to. The case might be met by allowing the players to have their swing until p.m. on Saturday nights. America’s Independence Day was in a public way fairly acknowledged by displays of bunting, but one or two private citizens also honoured our tr ...
... States of lowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin last week.—Ten persons lost their lives by overcrowding on steamboats in Nsw York Independence Day. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, in relinquishing the Presidency of the Royal Agricultural Society, h.is addressed ...
... unsuccessful, I had to kill him, with a stick. A party of men in a waggon stopped and commenced chaffing me about working on Independence Day. One of the party knew that I was from the old country, so he thought he would have little sport telling me that they ...
... and toora, tush most wunJrtfoj u> ssac- bunda* aoJ tot Mflslan Qrsap. (a bow the atmclare'’ auikaa the poet'a ••eye- INDEPENDENCE DAY. (4tb Jolt). Now let ting Tv iin cenuiiic Not blatant to outworn King, But of the famous day and b«>or. When frve men ...