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wn-n- Palm-k Henry. Thomas JetNr, sort. and th,, brothers. Flu-hard Henry Ixr ard Franc” LUrhtfoot Loo, AIM on Sale-urn! “On May 27. tht Ind th, " fellow members mumbled In the publit mom of the Rahigh Tavern near thr capitol luddmz. Inn! attreed upon 1 "atemertt more ruboralv and empha, hr than the resolution itself. Idvis~ m2 that mm! the ttrievanees of Amrrtca shuuM be ra-dressed. the pur- chase and ure or tra and other com- moebtes subject to tax should he dis- runlmucd. But that Wu not all. The nuhundinx [nun wu he mom- mend-ivm tor 'tteteeates from the "are“! colonies _o! British America to meet in gonornlIeongmn " such puce "mu-Hy as glut! be thought mm: convenient. there to drliherate 1m those one") menu)": which the United Interests of Amerirl my from time to time minim-I This was' the WNW“ of the Cotttittentai Cam In"? Lou: bolero than VII thought " Revolution. any American: (“and .aortettts_otthecotoasietstouet together in protecting their frontier: uni fostering their development. writes R. Walton Moore, W nun from Virgina, in an int-routing article on "The Genesis of Cows" In the J-mnry nuthr ot the N.- tionnl Republic Duet-let from I'll of the colonies met at Albany in 1754 during the French and Indian Ivar. to di-cuss such a union. Mr. Moore states. but the attempt nu ' hum. (‘nnunuing Mr, Moore says: Origi- " (Ingres-i "The (autumnal (‘onlre>s had its definite origin '.n Virginia action. Twenty your:- land passed since the zalhvrmir in! Albany. and In the lat. in pan of mm period parliament cumin! statute: representing I new and unjurt yum-y. Printed and repeal tr.liowed and then further offensive vntgcttttertts, The Bo,ton port bill was [mssrd to to into (um: June l, 1774 In the spr m: of that year, the Home of Hurxtwsrx was in session at WiHiannhurz. the Tirtrimus rapi- ml. a bun to be funwer remembered u the wru- ot cunts which have inunumiéy tsthrted the prugrvss of the Wald. A tes members of the hnuwr ornfvrred "pun the expediency "t taking formal nottce of the Boston simian“ n and “New! 10 [impun- that thr first uf June be at aside as ‘a day of fr-ttrut humiliauun arr] pruyerl to 1mphrre heaven to Inf! from us the evds of Crtd war, to inspire iii) ‘ith firm, t _ m mun-r1 of "ur' rixhh and turn the ham of the king‘, and parliament to moderation and justice' The resolution was 'l'cr'Ch May 2t, and adotrtcd, hut when it was _ tor-ugh: to the attention of the royal} (tix'rrnur tus condemnation was sol «i r7rse that he x‘lwulud the house at, "PCs'. Trv-e. mainly r-wpu-mihh- far; what “:u [vVlent‘d afterwards served, in the. t'unununul Cotterrss. They} Wt-rr Palm-k Henry. Thomas er-r- sun. and th,. brothers. Richard Henry: NOBODY EXCITED ABOUT WASHINGTON “EXPOSURE New Historian In" Nothing New to Tell ad Inm- an to tell the ma. where-utter! have (old lien. Their chic! tool not -dtrrtheothemisidtt-rit- ery up. of values. They “if, Ind minimise ngtd distort until the ”aunt inch-t Into-n I glaring "mraityeeuertaeturiets W - of tho Am IM'MIiuhm-du '.ithTheA-obiutNborniuu.. 'hoqrth_toeTtheeemmreg8,- B8tht_nh-rtnwersei- - " in all. M on the nu-budub-oulq 'm-rations, thi.-qtoeratatitr,hetothe- an unpaid}:- in orerotimt. bath which m one fatality tor and Ite in awhile- n and. mm HUGE TOLL or LIFE ON U. & HIGHWAYS 1927 than rm "" peeBoT" killed 716 nub-om.- In no. TobiatunUIi-olm It)...“ - “Put I PM Fund-n and dell PM A: “Wuhan-(.8131: Bring- “(odd Dqt.WA.MAMGNON mt.A.3.wmrm AT ALBANY m "MIIIAS PUZZLE]! for Raul! " Reward: lt “a: on this point. continued Mr. ("ninth-ml. that.Ust yvark work human "and rv<ull~. " an found that the turf wan!) was more exten- 'ttr than formerty cttpposed and had !utrr lawn replace" by a Motte wall. l new wrh-n of m dun}. was then cur u. r‘amxm- the nature at its con- tents, " was found that the fiilintt cumin”! of Marks of leathery peat rndemly thrown in by the Roman< themsetver. An extension until September 29. to manufacturers of automobdes in, tilintr !PNJT‘I'LI for their excise taxes( has just been unnuunred by the Train ' ury Department, according to Titel Automobile Club of Illinois. whim} ally manufacturers were Kivert until July St, to tite their complete returns. the time bring muted for the par-z nosl- of creating a pool which will up, we thr "tttnuucturets to rebate to; the $3.000 automobile dealers of the) country refunds under the tax 'e pan! at. The denier: are entitled mi a 3 per cent tax refund for nth pas-- "mtter tlr they had in stork when the} m was repealed on Mar 28. " 8 _ m”, The irtterence sex-ms plain, he said. tha: the turf wall was a temporary work rrrurted on the line prepared fur the "one w." and. like atl other frontier lines in the north of Enz- land. belongs to the reign of Hadrsan. EXTEND TIME FOR AUTO OWNERS TAX RETURNS "In the nineties arose a new prob- lem. This was a wall of turf. built likn- bricks lemming In a welt known ilmnan {ash-0n. forming a loop line in the stone wall and extending for two miles. The theory was that Ha, drum" original frontieriitte consisted of I ditch or boundary mark. linking up a number of “my: fans. and that in!” the kmperor dondvd to add a stone wall ttr increase the defensive szrrnz’h " the frontier line. The turf wall. howrvrr, remained unrx~ niairwd." of "Miriam and evidently imphrd that the wall dated from the same time. What is the explanation cl the walt of turf un the south Bid. of the lul- ous Huinin's Wall that spun nonh- -.rn Britain trom the Tyne to the Solway'. This question which hith, 11:0 has puzzled the new world, has twain; to R. G. Collin:- wood m n recent oddresa on Katrina's ....ll. now been satistaetktty settled, throutth investigations during the past yen. any: a story from [nation ‘n the Christian Science Monitor. "esttststs " a great stone wall With IT forts. Ind the earthwork running parallel to n. “Until 100 yem ago." \ald Mr. Collingwood, "tt was though! that the stone wall was the work of the Emperor Septimius Sev- x-ru-. and that the earthwork alone was Ihdrian‘s. But in the early tsine- ‘u-nlh century inscribed stones were hund which dntéd from the reign Description old Watt What is known IS Hadrian's Wail Winds &Manl: HWMGSO Illinois Competent ""-T'et"'"'" bl. mum DES. 0'CONNBLL ' is. A ~mail bond is required, um der the free entry agreement. to in- -iriiiiiiiiiiii"'"iiiiriiiiiV "imiWi'i""'iisii"irtl AWN! 1 mutant: mammal-u and Natty a I... k c“"'"""""“‘ _ - .m..w,.......... mama-u " -ettt"y-'rt I J'e",','f'h"dd'r1"t'a'2-, American motorists. touring Cuba. may use their automobiles for a nine- w-day period. with a thirty-day ex- trnsmn. under the terms of a new free pun-y Permit between the two vnuntrioe. nccnrdinz to an announce- m--nl of The Automobile Club of Illi- ~uro- the vehicle'.; exportation oy to 'tforce payment of the prescribed duty artere the four months expire. the Wink-nu Rotary club and that he advocated I chm being In}. in In: so as to abolish inane-minu- senu-nctm Insult! of sending . permit. to the Penitentiary to Ierve from on- to twenty yes: or for term of this tular: it would be better for and" if the jury had the power to I: the exact number of years," Mr. (h- bauzh declared. "The jury he." All the evidence in the case aod an look over the witnesses and thus is in the best position to my just how his! punishment should be meted out for The head of the state board of par-) dam and paroles repeated state-ts', made in a talk in Ev-nston I It!) day: arm that Nathan Leopold. Jrei and Richard Loch, who murdered) [hubby Franks in 192-1. might not w ' main until death. He said they might? M- abte to wt. out on parole in seven: 0107'? years: [ "Despite the denials of Judge John " Haw-Hy, who sentenced the Chi-, mg" murderers. anl State's Attorneys Ruhr?! F.. Crowe who conducted the, rmn-vmion of the raw. an err-1t waa' made in the records. which night In- -u.'t in Leupold and Loeb getting oflt, of prison in 19735," Cubautrh aid. "They ray nu "Ii-lake was made, and I \t\‘ if no miqake were made then' Wt' mit think something worse hp“ tamed in this matter." 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