... g firm of Cramp &Li Co., Kr. Charles U. Cramp, in an interview on the effects of the South Africa* war upon the United States 'mercantile marine, said: No war in the of Europe boa ever used so much of the great transport facilities of the ocean. Practically ...

... who is so weli known in New 1 ork, has now taken up his residence permanently in England. Mr. Kersey served in South Africa during the war and had his horse shot under him, which resulted in a report being spread of his death. All his friends, of whom he ...

... at present and amongst the visitors there is Mr. Clive Wilson, brother of Miss Attriel Wilson. Whilst out in South Africa during the war Mr. Wilson had his right hand badly injured. One of his lingers had to be amputed and since his return to England he ...

... shell, an incident that is described in Nevinson's book, A Forty Days' War. South African Experiences. Mr. Hamilton Gatliff was invited by the War Office to go out to South Africa as War Office Agent for the distribution of parcels, and arrived on December ...

... such perfect detail, and the chocolate is delicious. Bovril was the chief nourisher used in all hospitals in South Africa during the war, and now stands out as a concentrated food which may be relied upon not only as a stimulant but as a nutrient. Their ...

... band of So to-day in South Africa. That war shoulii be at all is an unmitigated evil for which thaw on each side responsible will ieitle their account at the great her not of human arbitrament. Rut there are worse things than war. Mutual contempt is one ...

... sooner they become a hopeless remnant the better it will be for the future progress of civilization in South I Africa. In one sense, South Africa is I indeed the promised land. It is a !country of immense wealth, both agricultural and mineral, solely requiring ...

... presumptive to his brother the Duke of Roxburghe. He is a lieutenant in the Royal Horse Guards, and saw set vice in South Africa during the war. His sister, Lady Evelyn Innes-Ker, will appear as a bridesmaid for the last time, as she is to be married herself ...

... the Sues Canal. The peace of the British Empire is menaced at two extreme points of its frontier. In Caffreland, South Africa, war has already commenced between the South African colonies and a redoubtable chief named Kreli, head of the tribe of Galekas ...

... back in her book on . Life in Persia which was published a year or so ago. Their son distinguished himself in South Africa during the war. The Ambassador's only daughter is a charmingly simple girl who has made many friends in Madrid. She is a devoted ...

... opening of Parliament the King made it clear that no change was to be eel:Petted in the Government policy toirardt Sotilh Africa. The war was US be ()tormented with increased vigor until all re.i,tance shall f‘ave ceased. This, of course, deans unconditional ...

... find these little things quite expensive enough already. I shouldn't wonder. The War I.oans don't all go in food, and ammunition. The boss of the show in South Africa gets something out of them. Sir Alfred Miler's ' salary has been raised from :£B,OOO ...