Jamestown hommages et des toasts . 136 LA PREMIÈRE PREMIÈRE DAME DE LA TERRE Heres aux fascinantes veuve qui a atteint les objectifs qu'Frenchand hordes Indiens ne pouvaient pas, ni le roi George et tous les hisred-enduire le vmeonditional bande-rétrocession de la plus grand guerrier sur le Continent ! Qui a capturé et retenu prisonnier dans les liens de l'amour tous les jours de sa vie, de l'Invincible Washington ! Jltlia Wyatt Bullard. 137 UN CHEVALIER MODERNE ET SON GANT FAIRE Président et Mme McKinley à dame douce comme un des temps anciens ! Chevalier à aschivalrous et pure que jamais honoré King Arthurs TableRound ! Le leur, un amour comme un juste

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Jamestown tributes and toasts . 136 THE FIRST FIRST LADY OF THE LAND Heres to the Fascinating Widow who achieved what Frenchand Indian hordes could not, nor yet King George and all hisred-coat band—the vmeonditional surrender of The Greatest Warrior on the Continent! Who captured, and held prisoner in the bonds of love allthe days of his life, The Invincible Washington! Jltlia Wyatt Bullard. 137 A MODERN KNIGHT AND HIS LADIE FAIRE President and Mrs. McKinley To Gentle Lady as any of the Olden Time! To Knight aschivalrous and pure as ever graced King Arthurs TableRound! Theirs, a love as fair as poets page has eer adorned. A tender Vine, trailed in the dust, alas! by ruthless handthat felled the noble Oak round which it twined! Reunitednow—Beyond the Portals they dwell in peace and joy. Ever hallowed will be the memory of their brave and beau-tiful lives in the tender traditions of our national life! Julia Wyatt Bullard. 138. TO MRS. CLEVELAND Heres to Mrs. Cleveland! The only Presidents wife whoever entered the White House a Bride! No First Lady of the Land has worn her honors more gracefully; none shed greater lusteron the title. She Moved a Queen, a shining example of glorious womanhood. In the languageof Mark Twain, in those halcyon days. Heres to Mrs. Cleveland, The Young, The Beautiful, The Good-Hearted. TheSympathetic, The Fascinating! Julia Wyatt Bullard. 139 THE GLORIOUS FOURTH Eemember that the Fourth of July gained its glon inAmerica and in the world by reason of the enunciation onthat date of an ideal, and not the realization of it. That a bloody war required to gain a mere recognition ofthe principle of government by the people; that the applica-tion of the principle has been slow and incomplete; thatdifficulties greater than any in the past are to be overcomebefore that application can be made perfect. That the ideal we identify with the Fourtli is not as yeta consummation, but is still an asp

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