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... THE REALITIES OF WAR. hear a great deal about the glory of war. and one wdi be likely deny that the soldier’s trade is honourable and patriotic one. It is, however, as well that should sometimes remember that the realities war include amongst them a great ...
... Quires Beach yesterday. Mr Jostle,. Laminae!. ..d Mr Justice Chaasell. Mr Lade y applied la th• cam of Bartow.the British Routh Africa Company, Mr Cecil Rhodes. sod Dr Jameson, for • day to be Azad for the hearing of arguments upon • gorillas of Law. The action ...
... On we went that there > but when we tare off tor it, he took no heed, on, ot then away ap over a low hill core inte cloth. Africa is aa forest still, I steering by walk about in at both for a who believes in afl ‘oval devils, and a who believes in all ...
... with is the majority el area War. Thrt Fools and Sartre went engrafted. Banks prterted a Ilra fraw, rad all the la heourabbi, with Itstimmal spa mast sireeph. Grinner is tha Berry vele on the lark, awl silenced 1 Or& There war in Railways, and too• Ins undecided ...
... The use of the Navy in war time as an effect- ive and mobile weapon depends very largely on the perfection of the cable communications be- tween the various units of the Empire, but, as Mr. Hurd pomts out in this month's “ Nine- war authorities have, un- ...
... rived. Portland, Dor, Wednesday-Elmina, from Rot- terdaim, arrived and proceeded for the West Coast of Africa; Ethiopia, from the West Coast of Africa, arrived and proceeded for Rotterdan. We]lington, Tuesday-Warrimoo, Vancouver, for Sydney, arrived. Madras ...
... CANNIBALISM IN WEST AFRICA. A Traveller's Narrative of his Exper.enen. Liverpool, Febniary 9. Renter's Liverpool representative ha jolt hail an inters iew with 3lr Mtioan, who ha had Mattson p.a.:actual residence in West Africa. Mr ItCanies seven years' ...
... though unaltered for account, wars dealt is at 1-16 lower fur money. Bank Ireland dropped i, tat the price a large beta, neaa w«a done, with buyen the Dealings in the Brewery and DistiOery Mar. were not extsoaive, though war* all batter. Otnnneaa Ordiury ...
... Thura a much intpruved in nnny dtrfHrunuuu, sou ruiud uume tiatwra. though it vw quite up|»- reoi ut thu mtervoia dußluigt war# lunitud. Thu tone in Government Fund* ■bowed alight improvement. end were aomewbai buuer. Bank wmim * much better taoduuey ...
... a role, ranged from 8 10 pet cent on ball* were made to pay nmfctv heavily. 18 to 20 per cent being on GoW Fields of South Africa. On Bourn the chnrgn win only “ipScc, while Went Australians 9 to cent was qnoted- In spit, ibn mdJamnnt,dealings hare haa ...
... gslart.on thine. Math it Forbes.. the therm dew.. loyakey el the Utheneenst is Aostr. OUR PACT WITH GERMANY. IT APPLIDI ONLY TO AFRICA AND THE FAR EAST. BOLAN. & is little newspaper moment 00 sissi by Lard Sabobsiry Tagehlate and the Pod ray that the Anglo ...
... they kill or capture in war. The latter are tortured before being put to death. In fightina with the enemy who has pressed them hard and caused them much loss the bodies are eaten very soon after capture, and when the heat of war is upon them. In this case ...