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S'*?THREE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SAILING OP THE MAYFLOWER. THE FIRST LANDING AT PROVINCETOWN AND THE FINAL SETTLEMENT AT PLYxMOUTH. SIDELIGHTS ON OUR STURDY ANCESTORS. PLANS FOR THE COMING CELEBRATION. : : :: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :: : : :: : :■lammy,h stood y head-he Six-ng from des and cks and ve door of being o much nined to of this10—20—30rlth con-5 is noi absurd. Who one ende words it must* undercontactIt about i he had merging, to the * water st make the idea•islng to1 pawed ade poor ne peev-got him-rrage of lave noremarks nd when observer en pres-ard dis-svo said,plode in le lights, of pyro-iminated:eve was an iron eter and Bering ais pit! manholedeuth.National Emblem. My attention was called to it thfe other day by a pedes-Itrlan, who like myself, was on Shaw-j mut avenue in that vicinity. Little re-| mains to indicate the Stars and Stripes •except a portion of the blue with a few ! stars as the remainder of it, the red and white stripes, are nothing but faded and dirty ribbons. There is al-„ ways something sad in the sight of the Today is the anniversary of the blrtn American flag reduced to such a spec-■ »-*____i___ ttr uua ♦ firct nnfiVA t _ ... .. js 1 lt;l. «THEOBSERVANTCITIZENd up hispectoratei that he
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Boston Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Thu, Nov 20, 1919
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