| Show i L 1 Y 1 r i r 1 1 t iv 41 LK f l rt i 2 t tt is 1 1 Lt r 5 r 1 SI I f rry r I r 1 H r i r jiff ti 1 r i L t 1 1 Y 1 A IL r c f pr a I r r rJ z r r I J 1 J t y yS ti r f b i f J Y 0 t t I t t t S 1 i rK 1 f fj iz IJ III I c r L n re A I II J 1 LI tj Q t wA 1 I t t S r l d 94 1 II IIi 1 i I rF j 11 fJ hf i y y It 1141 tip r r re e a k kt f r t 4 d 1 1 r 1 I I d 1 Ii v 1 ri lit 1 r f i 4 u ut t f i i I N Q I I 1 ell l t tr r 1 1 1 ti II c 7 J I l i 4 4 I r IJ 1 l I i I f fI i s u It i I 1 I I 1 p Ir r tr f 1 Z tl 1 r r y I y I 1 71 1 i I J I l ll I i 1 JJ S n i tn Y i lI I l y JJ S1 1 l l Y I 4 i i t i Around the World With Our National Holiday a a a aaa o o lad cr Q o cr oo sr tr c aaa o o o aa rr ago oa a o 40 o o r aa ola rr o EnE la Is a toast proposed In the last Jast H A year but one ot a the tho last ass century or In 1799 9 The glorious g Fourth of at JUly 1716 May It be remembered and commemorated by our latest poster posterity Ityl ity More lore than n a hundred d years have elapsed then and today that glo holiday Is celebrated not only bythe by bythe the Posterity ot of that handful of oC patriots who fought rought to perpetuate freedom on this continent but by the descendants ot of many more who never knew ot of America tho United States or the Rev war At the time lime this toast drunk by bythe bythe the po society at which It was i I offered General Washington was alive I and well for It was waa but five months before lie he died and the universal 1 I j I wish throughout the tho country was that I his years might be sweetened I by the tranquillity ot of Mount Vernon But neither Washington nor norI I any ot of those associated with him ever everI I dreamed that before another century eels was ended the Fourth would be eele I braced beyond the bounds or of 1 a conti continent continent nent the Ibe vast extent ot of which nobody then living know or understood rho very first Fourth of oC all was cele orated In 1177 years enra ago and be 00 I side what occurs at the present time on onI similar the festivities ma mai may I j i be said sald to have been rather tame The I people 11 had ad fireworks to be sure but butI were ore not very ery ones I Ing Ina ot of crackers torpedoes and a aw w rockets rocket It was Jot hot till about flat elaborate set such ns as bombs bombe ll 11 II vertical wheels beeh beehives etc Ump rump Into vogue o e and were then exton exten displayed on Boston Doston common i 1 Iy I were such a novelty nolty that the com committee the In charge charle ot of he arrangements II begged the tho ladles who honored the exhibition ex with their not to beI be I intimidated na as their lives would not be endangered 1 Dut the small mAII boys were r about the same then as now It t we may draw an from another or er request ot of that same committee for they earnestly those young gentlemen who usually throw on such ocea occasions lons to desist from tiring In Inthe inthe the VIcinity ot of the stage The general character ot of the proceed proceedIng proceedings ings Ing on that day of oC days das may be gath gathered gathered ered from an account published at tM the time ot of the celebration In the year nr 17 1766 which wu was with dl ot of cannon the ringing ot of bolls balls Il a procession lon to the church prayer an oration dInner and toasts In n 1996 l y a 11 p paper per perot ot of the time the day was al celebrated with every or of un unfeigned reigned feigned joy The companies ot of infantry and JM and lind tired salutes In honor ot of the day The bells of oC Christ Christchurch Christchurch church rang at intervals throughout Sunday the Fourth antI and Monday fan which It was celebrated reworks fireworks were exhibited nt at the stat house and the front ot of the tho theater was waR elegantly ornamented With beautiful ent paintings We have heard or of no accident occurring t though thousands th u and engaged In the festivities ot of the day and Tuesday morning the citizens reo re returned turned turn Id to their several employments em loments The relaxation from business s has haa not checked that spirit or of industry for tor which r our people are alf When the last lut century ended It found the citizenry ot of the United States more mar or less leM R a homogeneous people but In hi Its first decade began that era ot of expansion by Which a vast ut new territory was add added eel ed t to the original 13 states in the Louis nl With that and the so ae ot of FloridA were ere thoU thoUsands sands sand ot of foreigners Particularly Span whose number were to by bythe bythe the D conquest ot of M IMn territory and n t of oC that region now Included lit itt TJ New Mod eo Arizona California 3 the we had bad reached the Pa T cIne pr or say NY 50 years ago the Slag lIag had been carried across ll the sev several era eral and when Fremont the Pathfinder made his Intrepid marches over oter the he took with him the unconquerable spirit that created the I possibility ot of a 0 Fourth of July and what it commemorated It was not th the original Intention we Ula well believe or of our to take In all the continent when they do so IO bravely and boldly their opposition to George III and his aimiee But Dut the extension or of our power and consequent I acquisition ot of territory came about through unexpected causes THE GUIRA MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OP OF PORTO RICO Now through our intervention In Cuba I and the we have received 1 a virtual to the already large number ot of foreign people peallie who will cele ceic celebrate brats brate this l ot of JulY 1100 There Then will lie be Cubans Cubana Filipinos and aAd 1 who h hate never nver he be fore taken part In the national holl hollday dy day but only the and Porto really entitled to lIAr tiel late In the island Illand of oC the latter the day will hailed with jO joy and glad Iad n antI and the occasion made ene on or of gen general eral festivity for th the Porto Rican never Mer had a real noal Fourth or of July al although though they number almost halt half the days of the year as Holidays They We treed freed from the the e grap of Spain In 1 S but In the latter part ot of the month And last year they wore were not quit sure ure whether they belonged to the United State or not Now NO however there then is III no longer any an and d doubt u as to their status and II 93 years snore then than a century after the first ever observe In the United this holiday will make Its nd ad rent flint In Porto to information received 1 from that IslAnd It will H Jn In the good old fashioned way with its I be here ores Though the hours awful But it takes away a c cry time t got tick f So twill really lie the Fa the fi yo k ow Ive got ten packs of crackers s h s d t nine And his mas goin to k hi s cc f m my toe o t of be an hits it a a I Ios os wh i ts p lcd t 1 wa us dont ou nd w le e e et whys well jest go ng the bell xi Fo a 1 he t a r hid the keys I t C use a slin f Ic rod and get in bou as well ro An i g yas lively as you please pleaser I loads of fun r n Ve a up and well have dead Y W 1 bu t a d bang and sizzle till its day aba A w i for b ca fast why the racket t done u nl cyst coma a cc d s you might say 1 1 a J t l a lT pf p V i f L T o 7 red m pas t c c Therel bes e big And s l on horseback with swo d If 7 1 as rand s sal Niles dots n the i c raps With and coat all trimmed with co f fa And Sis is goin to be dressed up in white a d c wn r Cause Columbia on he gu e eShe nd ride ll o o i v vi j high r She 11 be on top a great 1 And s lest i i so f f Cau e d Judge Buhr ii J es and c 1 gran L Hell tell about our marty ress lest I c s doffs And come the I and the s 1 bt old mi ty o od and Y rs c rsc prime Though somehow th ai t quite the fun 4 But Billy and me h aven is a place all the Like Christmas and the Fo rth rolled into one I e I ZINC I I r nd B fireworks prO e slim flag and music made mad on o otheir theIr peculiar lIar t called the TIM The and an he politico now called d mayor W magl magistrates trat will orate In I on the blessings or of lib brt the people will picnic In bow bower r r made mad ot of and salute Iut will be b fired from the batteries or of grim old d OTO CAttle Castle and San Cristobal The Cubans are so 0 near ear to the State to so near to their Inde lt ji that they too will doubt eu euf join In the celebration of the day ot o f days Havana being a eo n city eft Is alt already dy preparing for the event there trill III be 10 a hot time on the th Prado where here In former days the Spar Span lards lard had It all their own way ay and It wad ad nB ar much as one ones life lit was wa worth wort h even to mention the stare and amid tripe e Santiago too where hore for tor whIle awhile a ee cr r veras n fleet lay so o securely hidden ha h a laid In a tock stock ot of firecrackers rocket I aJ and bombl bombe and there will be boat oot par parties ties lea to ie Morro thAt fortress on the be t e cliffs which widell was IIa rev er Ir taken Jr direct assault It li a strange sight this ot of so o recently the hi subjects U ot of another pews It r joining In the commemoration or of Attlee leas natal day ot of freedom Du But more than a century ago 10 American i assisted troops at tile the ot of and the tar or awhile of at hold on CUba Jn In the tar far one on ot of the stepping steppingstone stone ton In our m march h to the he orient Is II that little Island ot of Gum Guam where one has haa to be careful In walking backward 1 not to step tep oft off Into the water the land area II so 10 small Tin as In Cuba and Porto torto Rico the sun lIun bit awa away In all the Intensity ot of equatorial fervor and R the small mall urchins urchin who Will let ut oft re rework works work out on the will not be over overburdened J burdened with clothing It If indeed they love Ive an any on At al aiL G Another stride and we come com to the again where when owing to slime misunderstanding on the in r t ot of the people and their very recent change chin ot of t government the proceedings may mar not partake or of the enthusiasm manifested h In other part nut But tb then will be a pUblic function In Manila where the American troops III have their d headquarters antI and also allO wherever the hag I Is planted In hr which th the natives will Join whether thy they wholly approve or not They will come oom trooping Into the towns town and titles clUe un on their buffaloes lUt thy they will Join In the hURIA and Increase the volume ot et acclaim dint now greets the national holiday which proclaims the tho advent ot of freedom to all the oppressed td or of earth That fret celebration ot of 1777 and the these y last lut In the year 1660 1 represent the two extremes and nd remind tie people of at atthe the United Stale that their glorious holiday hol holIday Iday no longer loner belongs to them as on an i exclusive possession but has at last traveled from the Atlantic to the Pa chic and beyond with the Phil 1 and Porto tiro as stepping atones ton almost around this the globe hellos t MA MAX WIIO Imn No this la is not Admiral Dewey Dewe It In 18 Sir Andrew Reed need the Inspector general ot of the tho Royal noal Irish constabulary but he look enough Ilk like the hero ot of Manila nay flay to pass paNi for tor his hll twin brother In t r d f n It h a I e er Ir so o It r p I If i f l t ti tI tI tI t I i I tI I I 1 I l a 1 r 1 1 1 I X I I tact every one who has hAR seen the great j jI I American Admiral antI and Sir Andrew has hili observed and remarked on the likeness between the two gallant gentlemen hey both have the same ume mus mUI the same cast or of features and i The lh the same me military appearance liken between the men my may be judged from a or of the ae ac accompanying companying of the Englishman with any ot of the familiar ot of Dewey nwe n IS IN Whit What the In South Africa stood tood vary trY mush much In need ot In pro pre paring for that long lObI Journey journy from the coast to Pretoria was a company or of 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