another that the
bridge, Mass.
veneration, it
Cambridge elm
people of Cam
the
under
is
old
George
famous
which
mand of the American
third day of July, 1775.
1s a worn and
Army the
on
broken monarch
It bas lost much of its g
and its branches are ragged
ravages of decay are upon
aceful beauty
and
them. A
Take him all all,
| Washington was the noblest
being that has ever appeared
world, With small means he
| plished great results. With a
of undisciplined yveomen, he led a suc-
i cessful revolution against the greatest
nation on earth, and after
republlie, he resigned his
refusing to nny
for his eight years of unceasing service
to his country. During th
doubtful struggle, his sere
able men, in
in
creating a
accept
fle courage
I'REE
WASHINGTON
two
the
the
days be
army.
Proving
of a cav
borse. He |
ing from PI
accompanied
The
great
Common to meet
Washington, and ¢
enthusiasm
was no railroads
many of the p
alos
ily
morning of the 3
crowd assemble
when he ap
¢ ople
tances
At
horse
on horseback
Washingto
(oe to
9 o'clock
and re
drawn
1 mounted Lis
! ny was
up in a le
When he
wheeled his horse
mon
and
od sd . a Fi
Hove itl Li fs
WABHINOGTON 8 HEADQUARTERS AT
BURGH, NEW YORK,
as Commander-in-Chief of the forces
of the United Colonies. Accompanied
Y¥ bis officers, Washington then made
a tour of the posts occupied by ‘he
troops. It is on record that he wore
at this time a dark blue coat with buty
NEW
He was one of those men who always
look well on horseback, and it is sald
that he presented a particularly fine
and handsome appearance on this oc
casion, .
The death of Washington at the close
of the eighteenth century, and the rise
of Napoleon to supreme power at the
beginning of the nineteenth century,
naturally suggests, not a comparison,
SCIPAL S
WASH
RENDER OF
TREERT
INFORKTOWN, W
COMPELLED TH}
NGTON
CORNWALLIS,
Washing
“nt
rought back
was amazed
sinall army com
manded by
Wianslhii
fought to enslave other nations;
ton Napoleol
ington fought to free his own
ington never thought of his own glory.
wns engaged
and always of his own glory. Wash
been entrusted and became a private
citizen on the banks of the Potomac.
In the evening after the great pa.
geant of Evacuation Day, November
25, 1783, Governor Clinton gave a ban
gquet to Washington and the officers of
{ the army of occupation in the long
| room at Fraunces' Tavern, New York
| City. [ere the principal officers who
| accompanied Washington to New
York took leave of him on December
4. With solemn countenavce, and
| hearts attuned to affection for their
| great leader by vivid memories of the
| past, the company assembled, vassing
"
threagh the nnteroom some time before
the arrival of the Commander-in-Chief,
Finally, with dread of the ordeal,
Washington entered the room and in
silence partook of a slight refreshment,
| after which he took In his hand a glass
of wine drunk It
his cowrades,
| and, Having
gesture of etiquetie
| said: .
“With a heart full of love and grati-
I now take leave of you, [| most
t devoutly Intter days
and happy as
with na
to
that
prosperous
wish your
| may be as
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APOCRYPHAL JOKES
ABOUT YOUNG
GEORGE.
that little boy
As Great Men Saw
Washington Was the Ideal Commander
come to me?”
Little
guess |
you
Washington
throw them
George “Well, 1
can better'n
can."
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