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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLII, Issue 9594, 31 August 1921, Page 2

All the Prime Ministers of the Dominions contributed messages of goodwill to the American Supplement published by the London " Times " on July 4. Mr Massey writes: "Looking back, as British citizens, nearly a century and a half, we now get a- proper perspective of the events which resulted m the birth of the American nation, and we are able with the friendliest feelings and most genuine sentiment to join with our cousins across the Atlantic m the celebration of their anniversary of independence. We trust that the amicable relations which at present exist may never again be disturbed, 'and that the two nations, each under its own form of government, but learning from and respecting the other, may continue to be a blessing, not only to their own citizens, but to humanity as a whole. There can be no more satisfying vision than that of the two groat English-speaking nations witl^ a common ancestry, with the same traditions and the same ideals, moving « forward m close accord, and acting up ' to the principle expressed by the . British poet : ' They must be free or die who speak the tongue that Shakespeare spoke.' " For Bronchial Coughs, take ' Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.