9 . »‘ , ~ THE éEhTmEL‘ I ’h C. " - ‘ SATURDAY, Am...
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‘r'u‘e ’ History of Paul,
Rovere’s Fainous Ride " ’ ' ‘ ~ With‘Thi’s Name At I exington To T
~ I C L C ' C ‘ C ' ‘ i ’ I i - ‘ ‘ 3 ' . “’ASHINGTON, April 1;.-- elf.
. Lieieusszuieirszesscs Wiiiihimin- First B10 F01 1. 2‘:
S- I" “ ' ' 1' -uth-
oilies‘i§§§§°.;’§é’é‘grfhz°“ 5...... n. mums coon.“
meet immigration law requirc- ‘"0 1"» than Arucrican Indepcu-g
merits. Since entering the coun- dcnce. came into its own on Lexing-
Hurst. this great nation is today has been
made possible by- the aupremc sac-
izisstcizzii Hurrizzissteizzi is a.
Siamese cook and musician and
Department to deport him on LEXIXGTOX. Masa. April 15.-
the ground that. he does not fl? is true ihat American freedom
try he has shortened the longes: 1011 Baltic Green. a century and a.
name in the world to Léo 1v half ago. April 19, 1775. All that:
fit} $rit‘ico ot‘ the, Lexington Minutemen
wlwn they resisted an attack upon
TAVERN
Upsets Popular Legends formula...
thvva5 “file American—born wife. O: Adams at. the Rev. Mr. Clark's I told
The British commander. General them my errand and inquired for
but??? Gage 11110 upset lur hus- Mr. Dawes; they said he: had not
on Lexifiegctxoerf 13:":15 t? 5“ 00‘1‘1 dwon been therc; I related the story of’tho
traits h ' ’3 “”11““: ‘0 pa- two officers. and: supposed that he
Jovcretsufs paving “1“ “3-" {0“ Paul mus}. have been stopped. as he ought
There 13???? {lair- . to have been there before me. Af-
th 5 “5 0“ ca foundation for (or I had been there about. half an
' 935391110111 “"1”?“ 15 33m" being hour Mr. Dawes came: We refreshed
discussed by histormns of the Amor- ourselvos.-and set off for Concord to
That “ mm... Mid-Night Ride. _ ‘_ _' Villa’s-Magical, Even {Many Landmarks Sum
*r't
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bottle of Lexington L .. y o - “We .were overtakpn by a. young ., , . _ :Lhen; by me British regulars. .
One ofjho carli 1:1 :1 0111! f 11:: Dr. Preacott. Whom we found to be ’ , . - . . 011 this. the 150th annhrrsarav
e w I S O 1 3- 11311 3°11 01' Liberty. I told them :. ' . rrrrrrr . . Lflmgmn' “Birthplace at Amwman
Ill)€l'l_‘. ' has prepared for a. fitting
obsorx'ancc. to ho folloucd the 111;.)\ 7' _'i
of June 15 by the pageant drama. "51*:
“LEXINGTON" 1111111 on an am- 1.». ’
u {1 'AI .
affair‘says “A daughter 0" liberty of the ten officers that Mr. Dcvens
oentnord‘hy :1 trusty hand to Mr. mm, and that it. was probable Wr,
3811111181 Adams. residing in company might. bé stopped bororc we got, to
mitlh Ml" (“low“) Hancock. “13°“ 13 Concord: for I supposed that after
It es froni Charlestou'n. that the night they divided themselves; and
””2? “5’“ ”mini; Out in a few that. two of them had fixed them-
d‘yzi i’enml historical “rite“: selves in such passages a: were
con . - u - . ‘ .
ter glfibt m b' 1’“ that this daugh most likely to stop any inielhgenco
o CNS" was \Irs. Gaga who going to Concord. 1 likewise n1e11~
was the daughter Of Peter Kembel, tioned that we had bottnr alarm all
., president. vi the COtlllCll of New Jer- the inhabitants till “f. 7:0, to Con
.f‘ Bey. , , ’ ' ' - '
Relative to'what followed, what figgiéhgtygxggszfgtg’jtc 31:12:; 32;,
(£18.11 1:35:10“; Interesting or authen- 111th oithar of 11¢ 'for 111:1 pooplc bra
co . - ' 1 '~ - ~ ' " ' ' '
t 13,321 Rmores 0“" 11rif tween that and C‘oncord knew him
an narrau“" ‘The roadrr “ill and would give the mom: rrwdit to
note many d‘ffare“°"s 1'“ twc‘m ”“5 what we mid . '\\'9 had got 11o'1'1'lv
f account and the popular 1vrsio11 of hal‘t 11"11:“\I‘r'Dan‘c’1 ‘and the (‘10:;
.Ifiongfellows 1150111. For 111stance. tor “0‘;de to alarm the.peoplo of
1,. awes was well on his way over
. a. housc, I was about 100 rods ahead
fimuch longer “mm through 51-001" when I now two men in nnarlv tho
‘ ’ afTfizfosrftuiigzerc natalr‘tcd.l (. 11’ same situation as thosc oftlcm's
“1 '. y ’gL Pace 111g 11 ore. near Cli'arlcstown. I called {or
atenigglgltl othéprélnaboultrllo _.0 “1°C“ the doctor and Mr. Dawes to coma.
the tract; 5' 195.115.}! ('i‘b‘"ghot1° up; in an instant. I Awas surrounded
por s “are ‘1 aunc ‘r' by (0111': they had placed themsel-
phithcatre stage already construct-
' ed all the scenes that l 1:] up to the
battle of Lexington. to be followed
today ordered the removal of the on June l7. by tho battle of Bunk-
Harvard Lampoon, monthiy‘ humor- . atl‘ Hill, 1111] bu depmtcd 111 the open.
ist collegg publication. from news Q1112- amplntlmatre Doing a. replica
stands throughout the two cities DC” of the actual field 02 battle on'Apnli
:cause of alleged improper plum-.35 11-. 1773. 111 the cast thoro'vsill bl;-
appearing in the current issue. Book 1,501.1 men. “om-:11 and children.-
storos and news stands ‘vcre visited It is not intended to portray the
and copies seized. Dealers “yen—A. not~ Battle of Bunker Hill. but to con-
ificd that if more copies were dis- fle‘J tho pageant. drama to distinct-
played or sold prosecution would HY Lexington 30'1‘1’495 Of 1775. 193d-
follow. ‘ ing up to the Revolutionary \‘i‘ar. in ,
The issue is 3 13111195qu of :1 Q11 hicli the first overt act took place!
chkly news niagazinié. Ubifl'iim’i ion L- :xin 71cm Common. thc’long; roll: .
‘Was raised to two different. {natures “mi-urn on the drum. by William
‘wwtlm cox'r-r design. a burlesque my- i Diamond. calling for the a-59111bling-
turn of \Vashington (fussing (hi;- i Of thc Minutemen to block the path A
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CAMBRIDGE. M ASS. April 18.—
The police of Cambridge and Ecston
‘ Delaware and 111,,- picture of a “-0- of the King's soldiers. on their way
man on on insidn 113cc. Tho use or 'to dostrov or contiscatr the mill-
Lho American flag on thv- cover was ,IIU'Y stores 0f ”‘0 PSHT'iO 5 3' C011-
airfoil-$532613. undarc tiliif‘tégjs’ 221:3; vcs in a. straight road. that inclined . ' ’ ~’ . ~.‘ .« . . . z -. ‘1
_ that the grenadiors and light infan- each way: they had {iken down :1, ' - - . . rcgai'dcd Ins illvgal. 'lhv. picturc iFOFG. six 1111193 ‘5?! 11d LQXIDEIOD- i
try were all takrn off m"; pair of bars on the 313th 51111:: or . Within. said 20.110. :1 burlr-squc of a i “hen lht‘ 1 :159 “as ngblt’d ;
The Truth “lotto the-1.14m the road. 111111 two of thum 111.11; 1111- “mil-lino 'n puimmg. was said by ; Lon: nor! (.olonislr contended, ‘
‘ ' i“ " 1.}pr 3.1119. in, the. pustui'r‘. ’I'hr: dov— {lhv police to [M in ”Motion of the 3 11115! Brill-‘ll opprnssmn. assertingl ‘
in“ rclzitiur: to indc Cu at plclurrw. rights :15 Englishmen—not as
“From thmo 11101 omvmc 11» 1~\< 5
, " ,. . .1 ’ f, _ ‘ tor, helm: torrmost ho mimn up, and
3::ntggcfgélietlgi’nb :Exl'}:ljxf;‘."ddaunhllil “'0 fried to 15'". past 211.2111; hut. tho." ‘
. - , x. 1 1 . 1. 57. lwing’ "11111011 “"th lSiOI . , d ,‘, ‘J‘
t .v . .. fl: . ,1 l’l ban 5101(5,
13.21.11‘2'18315‘155. ‘113353ill-333131.13- “W form Us 1mm. imam-o: vh‘e
' . W I U " dfn‘ztm‘ mmpod his horse ovor :1 low
toward ”M bottom 0‘ 11‘“ l‘Ullllll-Jn. «out: “"111 and "01 to 4"onr‘orl "
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About 10 gum!" ’lll‘ “'1” n "m lit-11:11“ was tumurrwl and our-s—
' ~—-——— ‘ \assul sulnctis.
. (111255 Tonixanuzxr. 1 The Stump Act‘vas passed and
5 BADEX-BAIJEN. Garmany. April-i rcp-raled. Following the fatal {10‘-
1 11—411 tho rt,CQlld round of the in- Q icy. to which there “as much 0p-'
i -1‘:1112ion:1l (hm-u: tournamvilt yzs- . yositiondn England. 1113’ CUlC'nirs:
' ::'1':lu' ltabinu“ 111.11, Iiussim riotcut— . 11'v1'e- primarily a source of rcxcnde
""3 0591111181? and ( nrlo rs Torrt. to the mothr—r country. Parliament,
Vin great; haste for 1111. mini lu‘::’ml . .
. " 1 e i :1 ’1. ' i
that I would inunvv‘lmh 15‘ w? nt‘fftmnffiz' b‘u‘t 50513:: .hl frH‘rlom m - . .. _ . l
for Lexington. “11ch 311-5811.. 11:11.» ”‘1' 0 5' 1 "‘ " . . , .L’m‘i" “3”?" ““93"“ 1‘3 1101?.me 1776 lid-$5011 the Twinshmd Tux‘
cock and Adams Wow. and acquaint ~ .._ “NH.” _-..--~...-...-.._.~._..... <77 ._A, - .. Holland. = . 1
them of the 11101011191112 and that. it '3; .
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1 I i
ELL‘EII’KL‘..':.
was thought lhcv \l‘Pl‘t; tho: object.
When 1 got to .L‘l‘. \Varron'o hone-.-
I found he had sent, :11: 1 xpress by
land to Lexington—~11. Mr. \Vilh‘um?
Dawes. Tho Sunday below". by do- 3
sire of Dr. “’ni'l'n'n’, I 11.11 Mon to
Lexington. to Mcssrs. Hancock and f
Adams. who wen: at the. Rm. Mr. ‘ _ l
‘ Clark's. I returned at night through _ _ , . - l
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Battle Ground 0/ Lonn‘ ..~1g0 . ' .I'listoi'ic Lexington Scenes
Charlestown: than: I agrccd with a. "$4 . y,
Colonel Conant. and some other gen- , ' ‘
tlemen that if lhu British won; out
by Water vc would ohow two lanth-
orns in the North Church steeple
and if by land em :15 .1 51:11:11; for
We “'01"; iipi'mr: -:h- nsix» it, uould be
difficult to 1‘1051» Sh; 1. lllll‘l":«' river.
I left Dr. “'3 111'1 11 «.11le 1111011 11
friend, and diSll"'I‘l 111111 to make the: A
35811315. I. tlU-ll " 921‘ 110111". VUUK 1111'
boots and surrout. 11:41! to Ill" north
part of Ylll' 901111. 111'.“ 1'4- 1 log-11:3
boat: two frivnvls rowul 1w- across
the Charlws r11 (1' :1 litti'v to tho turd-
‘ ward “'1".‘ 1‘1- lil'.‘ 50111: 111-4 man—on
war 1:111. T? tun: '11-‘11 _\'U|ll3‘—: flood,
the Ship 1114..- 11 111-1111;; :11111 111'. 1110011
has rising.
“Thoy landfill lll'“ on 1111‘ 1; 1111111"-
tOWD bldi“. \thn I got llliu {01111, I >
' lnCllL Colonel 1‘01mm. :11141 S‘Xt‘l‘lll ' 3: *3 . ~ . . _ \ p ' v A .
otters: 111v) mill 1hr}- l1.1ll .«w'n um ' . ' . ‘ ‘ ' ' . . _ TfigsafihE'o‘: 3
. ~ . ' ‘ LEXINGTON
mm 62:".
Large 1; . .
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BUCMMAN TRAVIRN.
MINUTEMEN Realm-22911.
signals."
iievcrc did no! hat» to 11:11: tor 9hr
signals to in; "tlusllul trom 111-" 51g-
nals 101111” 1111' ilit‘t-rii-ni-r- 1x that
they had b01111 1.1iSY'lll,}'l'tl 11ml twin-
: guished hr. i'uru 11v: much-gt] 111- (‘hur~
lesion-n all“.
A Pleasant lit-Ir.
“I set (111‘ 1111011 :1 11 13' good imrw:
it was 015‘“ ubon‘: ll o‘islmgl; 11nd
very pleasant. Al'L-‘r I had puns-tel
Charlestown Nurlg. and 1:1): murly
opposite whorr Mark 11:15 lzuug in
chains. 1.51111'1110 lllnll 1111 MOPS-3-
back Und131'zi,t1‘~w‘. \‘.‘l1r11 i go! 111.:11'
them I discovcri 1] Mr 1’ worl- British
officers. 011c- lrlvvJ to 11-“! 211161111 of
me. and the 0111211 {to tiilw' 111w. .1
turned my horse 1- ry quirk :1111l gal- 1 . _ _ 7 . .
lobed toward (Charleston-11 Sula. ‘ -- ; - . .7 ’A - ‘ . ' ' '
and then pushed 1hr thv .\'"'.,lfUl‘ll , . . - . .- , '3 . . - ‘. ‘ 'f :HE BATTLE
road. The 0111: 1\ho u.li:1s« .1 mo. «:11. . .. ,-. ' r» ., : . -. . .7 tREEN T601“ .
Journed A; '
of 52".
adjour'
atom}:
Both ll.
MiNUTlMEN STATUE
lN Lexiuo‘ron
deavorlng to out. 1111 wt. got into a.
clay pond. near whears tlv- mu tuv.‘
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Where Minutemen F1red
Shots That Where Heal-d .u 1.1111111: fllrllh r om iliou. ~16CEMENT MAKING if?!"1’1‘htllailufactxured tempered; the isle 01‘ Portland, used in bulld— U S . , ' my
* lllr- alarm 11ml :11 . H“ 121.1. max-kt 1° the best 11'; “Co‘tmlnstcr Abbe-r. ' ' IH\(5“2'3..1
rims ‘ ANCOCK an - ms r110
bluriigrl. 0:1 ”WW; I
era is now built: I got rlunr of him.
'1 “fond went- through .\l«'rl1‘or-.l. over
the bl‘h e. and up to Monotony. In
Medfor I zuvakcnod 1111: 1,":11113111 01 _»
the )Iinutc—mi-D. and after that l
alarmed almost 1.:H'ry hols-a: :1ll ! . and 111. 111
-~ r - A . .. . . ‘ . . . - l>1“ “ 1' 0 its‘crtions C Id . ‘1 _ .
got to Lexington. . 3-‘1X1Ju'liilyl 1,11 1 mum- “011 11113. ‘ ° 0” .- A ~ ,. . ,1 . , . " - - ' g
“I found Mrfisrs. llmn ml. and Wa Around I h l 1111- 111ml 1w :11. Minutn m 01' Acton “MW” “0 WWW“ ’11 to the hardness: tarv\.]‘;.='oh:; ude\elop.d _f0rm of tins. f 15L" ‘ t’.‘ a-
. . 6 Or 6 1151’ vltmvl. l.1:1+'1vln :uni Cm ». in u“ g :01 51.11 tlicre 1< no doubt. that “1311-; .- 1_ ‘ r .111 cement is the cement “est a 1.
, ll‘roivlllvlv about. 3..” 1111111 TH” ml ; uracimnlc 11 Quid utilize it 101' some; é;cltllolitrn commerce. so that the se- q .
’ L o z 1 lfhv illusion of ills: 1-1».:{11. 11110: A“ ” luipoms in which iron and \t' i ‘ 1‘" l luv 0 {he‘dncicnt Romans In this 811511105“ MC"
Smlng on Sun ‘ Annylsis of contemporary 3”: 1 . , 1'11 f , , lMonti“; 11.11‘111 tllt- main in - “as, 1102 undcr disadxantages. aging“: 31.35 "01 only been rediscov-
_ . . , : l .. .'. 1 ' . ' ' . ‘ . . - 1 “" - ' 4 - . - “
counts of tho battle? oi Luxington. 1‘4“?er , h (1" ‘7 ”f"; '2 1" ““13‘“ mi” 3 ir‘l‘illlr-wil lw tin; Alumni...“ m. ; ‘ ’1l11‘ d}cn1astcrs o: :LllL‘lL‘nL T1115, C 1 u a M" h“: “C?“ imprm Cd UP“ \1‘ Aquy -
.. ‘n‘ ‘ 11 . , 1 "‘ i L’ 1' :i‘ .1 i . ‘ . : . l ". 4 § £.-{'
'“11‘ re were “red th" shots ”1"” Un- 1 - i. . r_ 'H.‘ ‘ A .1 m J;.11.1 .\urtl1 l‘.1~1.l(:»-. 1‘10 111~'11 rum tart asserted by historians to 31310. ‘ ' . 1
l r I)“ n . 1.1 li' :11 1115 :11111 liminyi'sw. ~—~-<__ 1X11; ‘11 in
1 “*.-—-~—--— Hohcl :1. shade of pu1'1,pl50 1.9311- “*"r-‘~~-~—‘~ ‘ L J ‘ ..; '
‘Avlon “1'1 l‘.l”“ll. 1110 wound!"
11111-0. “hoard around ilw world." W"ll1riw= ”m ”.1... r “ 1. 1:11‘" *i‘l . r1”
? 'rals this victim“ of the beginninig“ ' ‘ .z ‘ "‘ " “ ‘ ‘ ion“ from (in 111 1 iii'ul 11111 11 “as 1 1:51er -1 'e‘i’Iclor-m '
‘ . . - » . Cursor“. ‘121011 111 llHl\l‘ 111111: 1111 .~ ' U I ““3 “0“” ='(‘ iSCOVel‘e B the R0-1 1 . 5011.511: :11151 .. L - >7
it 1 c l'c-vulution. 1.10 wars :1 o to— " ' U” 1' q ' ,1: ,. .1 . _. . . .. . , 5 ~
( h ‘ - 5 this. 50111.: Milzmi'dinai-r British 111- oloml mm‘ "1"“ "' “‘m his. in": y 3‘: Elmer? limld 301211111 ‘1‘“:Kn L"; -ma.nagrd z: '.
:1 o s 11'111' 1:1 1 1111156 \‘(\ 1110-- 1' .
Howard 1..
dug‘omain .lolm l‘nrakrr. from his ERMA“)? his head and 3:111: ”m c""il‘;11?.fli-OLS ”1m” m ‘ 11.11-lcsmwnj mans and used for grc. ked 11 ll 11 1h .11 1 r
’ . 'or 0 111'. . ‘ 1' ~ 1 1. 1. u:-.1.in~.. _
_ :qdrlllllm‘o‘nodtmyrtchi‘l)?lloirskhjiillfll'; .‘Thc’t’rmn 1111111 of H1.» ('li'riladiom I!" Liv illirlpuld: 0! h'nqurli- “Turn: K‘ Roads: “ by It” IS I i:tegtbt'll‘i‘l'ejhrrgx‘1“!""“14“. “31:; ‘ L IS I“ REMAIN 2:722: (Ev f
* “m‘ . Called Portland ' m1 , -
“ ‘ ‘ " ' ' 1 - -‘~- “311% Mr. Gil}
i had 01‘ the actual approach of theim‘” "”15“” 1H” guu'ml his Chifl'k;
British Grenadicrs. gfll'lOth‘l‘ ('11! (INCH; l1 his cont.
In the four hours sinm: Paul llc— “’1‘” Park"? “:1: l1lll11‘l m1 lin-
.. . ,. .
h of antiqutty cement making is , a 1 a .. .Q. . _ . .
. . _. .. . ‘ . . _‘ .T1rc thc $.ch 11.15 lUu. .mu hilt ‘ (us Lukcman, who has bce h ,..
ill) one \1l11cl1 11.15 11.011 I‘Ldlb- up“... been brought 19 ”ch! 1‘0 \ d c n C 051.1)
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11 in modern tunes. .. , Rue" Lxutzon Borglum as soul-
LOlncnt “as discoxt-nul 1.)- 1h“ p.01 "1 charge of the carving of the
Viht‘ rift.“ We‘re on hourly 3.800 Cunw ;
’(lll~"llt;il:l had in 5011111: 11:11' :1tlmill‘7~ ;
1 1i lnlirii'i':1s.~.1l1n 1,311.1 1;riu5h ‘x‘tyu‘1:;.
by Sorrow-«2
to condor "
.. ' _. . r' '1. . . .‘ .' {VHF-1‘“ 111‘ sf( ]
xiarc's alarm. some of Captain l.1il\— ‘1‘" . ~» ’01 - . . . . . . ._ . _
. . .. . - 111 111111- :1 1 : ~ . . . . .. ccutu1l1..s bClCnUslh—‘YCRl and - . . . , . - A ‘ . 1 as (.15 ..
cr's men had left the buckman T1111- Juizdthdn Han—lumen. .lr. (111.31? 10““ ‘ ‘ 1'11111. 1" HM“ t,..li.11l1.. . mend” 413“. puzzled 0101' 11111111511- 30111.11». 1111-0 Iltt‘tl 11 ox1c11s1wly my ’F‘Om. Moummu confederate memor- mp5,“- k
. . the loundatiuns 01‘ their ‘rlln'nplm; 1:11 Hour A lantn. (211., said today 1 h: 1 ,
aunc (' u‘..'
which was 11. form of glass
em to visit neighbors at. .1 greatur “111‘“ ““0 Jonathan Hui'riiigtons M”. :1.“
' ~ arclws and temples. Excavations in that the large head alréady carved
distance front the Common than on tho Common that niorningi, mph Gullt'rnl (lngu >(‘lll 1'1.‘111f01'c:ci11r1m . . . _ ,. . . ‘
. n . . - _ . . . ~, .. . . said to 112110. existed in the da :5 of w- .
2. they themselves conceived, so that “1111.1 c1112] i:11-.-. ,1... 3131.1 m from 11111131 L‘lr1.P'l"‘) “hivh were mfl l'umc" *randeur and Which 33de the Lorum clearly Show on the com on tho {ace of the mountain by 301-- Quest 01.4
‘ Orderly Sergeant llunroc. who form or 11"" own “01131“. on the north side by Loloncl bmiih and his fleeing r“ k - - L . i l (1‘ lie t l " h Crete, marks Of the ancient Wooden glum would not be removed. .2 “13° “13”“
ed the Minutemen into line on the 9f the L'Ommou. 33111313 in Lexington. :1 short. distant? 1"“ n at 7.1 Wm- m 1‘ me a 1111 ' forms. much as present day concreiw Lukpm‘“? a"0“"3121 that the corn- prison-111.11.?! V':
. nut hrctl mg. “ DY?"3 WU"k Of his predecessor on the Unfair Cr,- .
halo“ tilt Lommon. shows the same patterns. As “'itli‘
Early 11 'storians had quite a little grand mound would remain and that said to h 1 . ‘
”Common under Captain Parker‘s Whom killed by that. 1'ollnr»,1' {rem
direction liad onlv about; 40 men 111 British.guns \WI‘E‘. 1:111:11: Muzzy 1111'] Earl Porcv drmv up hi< I l'rmh ' Tvrian purple the 'irt of‘ '
' . '. .1 _ . - ‘ ‘ . ' 1 1 L .. , . .. . . . cement _ .
the front line when the regulars up- “3b?” Mumoe». troops in :1. hollow square, to pro- ‘3 "35 “bog: this substancr. alleging making was 1051 “1“,” Rome foil be- u.“ only changes in it “ould be cer- Connecucut. i‘
that 1t “:1 introduced to the court ' Kain ‘modifications necessary to duction is 1.11"“ .
neared. just. below the meeting Four NIHUt‘an had gone intc tact the exhausted ‘men planted a. fore the Vandals and durin a1
. ' . . l the . . .
house. The second line was being mp meeting house to obtain a su _ cannon at; a. o of New by \a Roman “ho had been - 3 make the large figure harmon‘ any elficmnt ...~
p p int covering the road held prisoner in Africa. According Dark Ages and the Renaissance the with the composite groups whl‘czl: Mr. Gill 1; " ‘
formed when Major Pitcairn DLV 0C po11dcr.taleb Harrington back to the Battle- reen and ro- ' ‘ 5
7 brought his troops around the meet- “as killed :1: he Itttemped to es- ceeded to bombardg the: 111120?ng to the acéount. the. ex-prlsoner secret remained buried: - the new sculptor 11111 add. The c‘en- at “'ethersfialz‘ ,, _ .
ing house on Lexington Common. cape from the building and Jon house and the villagp Ho’ then brought. Dacha, aglass goblet which But enough information remained frat figure represents General Rob- “'arden Soon. . ..
There were but 77 in that little PDh Con1ce‘11 .1: “oundcd in the arm. placed a second cannonr'on £110 hill could be tossed aboutfilfreelv. and sodium some tune prior to the. Arm: ert E. Lee. . or the most 9.2;; >
company of Lexington Minutomen. “"I'am “if” was S'mnk souselrsc. back of the Munroe Tavern and 68- could ‘39 “r‘*’.gh‘e“6d easilv “her“ encan. Rei'ctalsution anestigatox-s in . k' on factorics 1’11
' \ ' ever dented or crushed Modern various Pal‘ 0f Europe‘began to Stamfo ‘~- ersfield '
- rd to Be at : ,
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01! their array .in arms and mili— 331d 5:111me Hadlw and John Brown pital 111 that old hostelry. HOuses .
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tho King's regulars. Had not the troupe. 11'li1le Asahel Porter of Wo- property destroved or, stolen. a. and all efforts rediscover the art or cement. in modern times was in p0 ' on president 01' xi~
.. King declared that there should be burn. unarmed. 1121s killed as he at- heavy blow to a village of but. 809 of making it, 3&91'3 ever W88 SUCh the Edystorie LighthouSe 0“ the a; Of Prisons.
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