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... Appleton hvm! sat down, the jury :-(opv«l the proceedings by stating there was no case, What is going on at the seat of war in South Africa is described by one writer as an “anaconds movement.” The British Army, like a huge snake, has its head in Pretoria ...
... THE WAR. SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S FIGHTING. ‘ In the Orange Free State there has been corsiderable activity with a view to capturing Steyn and Christian de Wet, who, it is supposed by many, are practically the only obstacle to the conclusion of the war, the ...
... incoln WAR LETTERS FROM LINCOLNSHIRE SOLDIERS. | We are constantly receiving interesting letters from Lincolnshire men who are serving with the troops in South Africa. We give a few extracts from some of them. ; LINCOLN POuIgoBIAN AT MODDER, WHO WAS A ...
... the other hand, it 1 not be forgotten that the productien of g¢ in South Africa was agmin steadil ing, and in 1903 amounted to abe cont. of the waximum productit time before the war. Though the wh this produetion did not find its way here, it would relieve ...
... was responsible for their introduction?” In my opinion there is plenty of labour to be found in South Africa. How did they manage the mines before the war, in Kruger's time? To what extent have they been developed since? Not much, I think, considering that ...
... FRANCE IN WEST AFRICA 1;S'I‘Il ENGTHENING . ER MILITARY POSITION. On the 12th inst., says a Liverpool correspon- | dent of the * Pall Mall Gazette,” a brief tele- | gram from Bordeaux announced the depurture from that port of two companies of Marine In- ...
... THE WAR PROPHFSIED BY AN ASTROLOGER. DISCLOSURES IN THH “GREEN BOOK.” A remarkable forecast of the present. War is made in the August predictions of the Zam-Buk “Green Book of Prophecies™ for 1914. The mnoted astrologer Sepharial rln-di(-lml for this ...
... very few happy events which this ead war has brought about. It is because there s 80 little to relieve the glaum of the war, because so many in our city and county are feeling the sadness and sorrow which the war has brought that & few words on ths a ...
... during the present war. The first was prematurely made by General Rennenkampf in order to help the Allies in the west during the German invasion of Be!%’ium and Northern France. It produced the expected effect of compelling Germany’s War-lord to transfer ...
... the loyalty of Canada by | returning at once to our nobler tradition. | After the South African War we extinguished the fires of hatred by making South } Africa as free as ourselves. We have built‘ up our marvellous Colonial Empire, not by political foresight ...
... THE TRUTH ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA. MR. OUTHWAITE'S INDICTMENT OF THE MINE-OWNERS. I: was almost inevitable, but 1t was ex: pcedingly unfortunate that last Wednesday shouid have been chosen for the helding of the meeting of Liberals. In the middle of Fair week ...
... WAR LETTERS FROM LINCOLNSRIRE SOLDIERS. - SAFE AND SOUND IN LADYSMITH. The Rev. R. J. Thomas, Bardney, has received o letter from his son at Ladysmith. Mr. P Yt o was ot . By pn s . he & bat [ . A AR beat _th : bea 7. lam ¢) FROM A LINCOLNIAN. Private ...