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‘11! present trouble in Mexico in-
vites a retrospective glance over the
"I of history to recall the details
dthe wars in which the United States
to teen engaged. Those wars hove
toll (ought on three grounds. First,
to secure our independence; second, to
up our union of states intact; and
m to more tor our fatherland
m recognition at our posi-
.u as a great ’pOWer smug its.
h -
fl a decade prior to our Reno
Wary War the spirit 0! diam , -'
u Ind been fermenting. The tyranf ‘
“motutude of England towards her
we! on the Atlantic seaboard in-
“ tho muttering: of rebellion, un.
II holly the colonists, driven to this
inortttbiy load to complications en-
dangering our existence.
‘ in 1812.
mun. rose in arms 'and threw edging the Nayoleo wars, began to hn-‘
fl British wire. At the outbreak olirasa our [tour rchant marine.
"a
& war‘it‘appeared improbable to theYOur ship: ~ to home to on
I!!! that the untrained formers could ; the high seas and English omt'fl‘fl and
~~oassiully withstand the trsinedlorews boarded our ship» and took oil
36ml: regiments sent to subduethml‘vnuny mmerl under the pretext that
H today Bunker Hill, Samtoga and;rtiey' were. Englishmen who had re-
mwn recall to us glorious featlifused to answer the tail to the mlnrr.
film 0! our forefathers. [At length these imposition: became so
Dur Final “Neutmltty.” ‘
‘1 last we were a nation. it was dignation swept over the nation sud
. mg and loosely united con-‘we were again swept into war with
Nation 91 suites and it appear-put" old enemy.
1‘ “at curmflsht for existence would, The War of 1812 was fought prin-
to a dimcult one. We met sndmipally on the son, and iii the time
abused of our first great national England exercised undisputed sover—
be when, following the advice ofjeignty over the oceans oi’ the globe.
mton. is“, refused to enter theour navy was insiunificsnt compared
' 1 war and land France “Jim
W “WHY. lll‘llf‘ll' through the ns-‘and hlndllng What we lucked ill size
mace of. the French. The latheriund weight of lllNlll. A series of
A in years later. England. fight—i
itrequent that a flame ol’ publiv in:
that of his Brilunnir MaiiestyJ
Elsinore. even though we secured but our vessels made up in Wt‘t‘dfent nation and was admitted 33 one of
Wm“ . imSymr. ' 4
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Wane". 12¢... Smokedauf,ju15¢
Del Monte Honey,
Jar ............... 19¢
menus. pound ............ .. ............. 7¢
GRANDMOTHER’S FLOUR.
24 1-2 ii). bag a“, Bill- 8630
TRADING STAMPS ran: 19
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
1 pkg. MP Ice Cream 2 bottles MP Ammonia,
or jelly Powder we each ...............
Corn Meal .. 2 pounds 5d
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For'flver
Thirty lei-rs
Hickory «Jackson oi Genefll Pach-
inuham's army at New Origins ave
us victory in this war. and earned
ftor Us .an envtabie reputation as a
sea patron; V
y , «I. seminal. Wars. jé- ,
'in lfil‘i’fldrom 1835 to 18.! we sell
expeditions ngainsl the troublesome
lReminole indinns in Florida. in the
hm l-mnpaimi the spirit of this haugh-
ty tribeIwas broken. tholrv'homss tie
strayed and all that remained in the
and u! that proud aboriginal nation
were numbers of shutting bands hid-
den in the mtasmatic climate of the
Everglades.
Mexico.
I, Our land enjoyed comparative quiet
‘ln'nd many years or progress. undis-
‘llll‘lwd by war, until troubles on our
‘suuthei'n border led to our first fight
with Mexico. Texas renounced Ille-
uianro to Mexico, became an independ-
;t'u statos‘oi the Union.
‘ Our armies swept through Maxim,
a! his country wisely foresaw that,ihrilliant victories on the sea, a luc“bnankina down all opposition. and
u '0 to engage in disputes oniceasiul resistance in an invasumT‘x‘ur t‘XllNllllull “mam“ at Vera Cruz
the other side of the water, it would‘from Canada and the defeat by oldlmrmi in way directly to the heart or
1 hot. Mustard Relish 1°C 1 can Old Dutch or At—
I pkg. Elbow Macaroni Ioc lantic Cleanser .. too
I jar Peanut Butter .. me a pizza. Noodles
2 boxes A&P Stove each 5c or 1 pkg. xoc
Polish. each ......... 5c 2 cakes Mother’s Ironing
1 hot. A81? Worcester- .Wax ........... each 5c
shine Sauce ........ 15: 2 bottles White Vinegar
i can Sultana Spice .. we each 10c
so Stamps with 3 pkgs. A&P CORN STARCH, each 7¢
' Freshly packed. Absolutely pun.
:5 Stamps with I jar of PEANUT BUTTER ...... 15¢
Very appetizing for sandwiches. Give it a trial.
The Great A 81 P. Tea Co.
:94 WASHING“)! IT.. SWTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. .09. Flee Delivuy.
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tllt" country and finally took posses-‘seflional feeling, but it 59”.“! in me
than of the capital. Mexico City. Or—iend to weld the Union more firm],-
der was restored to some extent in‘losgther.
the aoulhem republic, and we with Maine and Spain.
drew our army. We enjoyed pen-e again for nearly
ch.
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Tuesday morning, July u,
there nill he 3 Clearance of
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Dress and Tailored Hats '
Outing and Sport Hills
Iixcludtt- illmlt‘ls—
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and we will rush our trials
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the country in order to acmmmodate
the holiday rush over the Fourth, has!
returned twenty of them, The restl
will be returned soon. it was neces.
nary to borrow those cars on the holi<
The “to Winslow‘s forty years until Spain‘s oppremion
'zot' (‘ubn and the blowing up of the
Our next trouble arose within wriiaine in Havana ’1.er in April
' . ‘ . .. , iri' ' ' '
“'"EI‘ plum: 3” ' "d“flo truss. tanned the lune or indigna.
“mm” The slave question threat-“on and Congress declared war Our
oped to "ad the union and creamgexploils on the island are welthown
two independent republics on theiflm m the present generation
ruins at our original confederacy. At! Spain's ’0'" on the w. was quickly
last Fort Sumter wns fired upon and'hroken when Admiral Dewey met
' . - wn
"‘9 horth and South were thro loud overwhelmingly defeated the
into bitter conflict. At flNl the armsSHuflh a”! in Manila hsv We
of the ,"Ml‘ fetid ‘gcmrzz‘fgfl‘ezg ‘tjwere «(impelled to invest Cuba and
“”9“er we “:1 2 2n ther r (tithe Philippines and exercise military
stop the {arms on 0 ~ 0 . mntrol over them till order had been
public in the Southern States. but restored. We gave Cuba her inde-
"8 the w.“ advianoed 31:" N::::l:::gpflulence and agitation has pirsndy
armies “"1 '00" ";beizun for the emancipation of our
our blockade on the Southern “minimal in the Pacific
was more stringently drawn. and itl Since then an American army or
was apparent that We were again tom,“ has never aligned in battle
be successful. ‘ "
tilt at lresent the w ,ii
The South suffered from the luck ' l M ”M m
of supplies. but the splendid morals
continent. and we in ', th
at their armies remained unchanged 1 a) ouizh '9
The North's victories nl Vicksburg
and Gettysburg and Sherman‘s
march through the heart of the
hope not, have to clash with tho
troublesome neighbor to the South.
‘ . . “NEW HAVEN" ROAD RETURNS
whole country save the death blow COACHEG.
and llit‘ wnr culminated Wlll’l the; "The NQ' HIVQR" road which had
surrender “f 1““ ‘ st AWWWMO‘Eto borrow forty passenger coaches
hovering over the North, Americsni
1 thing like this ban-u by r
(by because of the largenumher used home.‘ 11 your ‘ _.
iior the movement of troops to tho '
”lexicon border. PLU‘M .
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that Sentinel classified advertising is new .ys‘em 01' ii
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