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... sister, resulted in a verdict of * Suicide while temporarily insane.” Deceased, who was 46 years of age, went out to S. Africa on war service, but was sent home in trouble, it being oficillly stated that she was addicted to wntemperance and taking drugs ...
... His Royal Highness afterwards presented war medals, including one to a nurse who had been in South Africa.— Reuter. WAR OFFICE BLUNDER. At a luncheon given subsequently to the troops who had come back from the war, Mr. Seddon, the Premier, commented in ...
... other corps to war in ca. Mr. Winston Churchill, M.P., was tho; Gen. Turner ssid the great value of the guest at the annual dinner of th.o Cam- volunteer force had been amply proved in bridge University Carlton Club, which took Bouth Africa, where over 120 ...
... lnmhgmt the m@q g-gm. so‘hohn who bave ?outhw&.md onmouth University Colfirst meeting of creditors was d under Din th Africa during the war. His | lege. : the failure of Robert Ireland, who lately Mlhbfldthhmhls:nvhoumu The strike o{hhmuuenfied in excavai- ...
... with a telling parallel between the American War of Independence and the present struggle. There is a chapter on the history of South Africa before the war, another on the movement on the Rand to bring about war, a terse summary of our tortuous diplomacy ...
... THE WAR. NEWS DRAWN FROM THE CASUALTY LISTS. MR. KRUGER IN COMMUNICATION WITH SOUTH AFRICA. The casualty list issued last night con{sins the names of 10 men of the 4th-South giaffs Regiment, taken prisoners at Winpurg on 11 June. In an engagement near ...
... ” FEACE OR WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. By A, M. S. METHUEN, CROWN Bvo. 225 PAGES, Is. CONTENTS.—ITTS and 1895: A Parsllel—The Nation, 1836-1900—South Africa to 18%6—South Afriea, 1896-1899—The Q.mgnn—th Enemy— The Economic Future of South Africa—Bir A. Milner—Unrest ...
... SUPPLIED FOR THE WAR, From @ur %wn Correspondent. Viexna, Wednesday. The “ Pester Lloyd ” reports that the representatives of the British Government, Messrs. Edward Barnes and Alexander Waugh, concluded their inquiry at Szabadka into the alleged corruption ...
... Dorset, without expressing an opinion on the origin and other debatable phases of the terrible war in South Africa, records its profound and painful regret at its continuance, and, bhaving in mind the terrible loss of precious life, the widespread sorrow ...
... Herrors of the War. This was a festive occasion, but wherever a gathering took place in these days there was present the spectre of this terrible war. What would not every man amougst us give to be free from the fears, misgivings, and horrors which i ...
... this psper because of its unfair attitude on the war in South Africa. In doctrine, it used to be anti-Calvinist, but, I believe, contrary to that philosophy, has held a sort of fatalistic belief that iais war was “‘inevitable,” and has left it to some of ...
... ‘‘This Great War and its Issues. We had matters of far greater imgomne‘ to deal with, matters which, if we had nege lected, we should be ruined. We had to deal with this fgren war into which, according to his belief, we had been forced. (Cheers.) We ...