... THE CAUSE OF PERPETUAL WAR. A representative of Renter's Agency has interviews with Lieutenant Frank J. Andrew, a British subject in the service the Congo Free State, who lias reached England .on stole leave from Basumbu, on the Upper Congo, five weokft* ...

... one ste*i nearer this conference, will crown himself with honour. If it should lead to war. however, this meeting Rloemfontein will a disaster, for *t would a war lv?tween two races with overwhelming black population rearlv loin in on their own account ...

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... nd in certain sense that phase is a just one—but alliance tlio ranee that with any nation should out war together ami boor the cost and danger of war together for each other—that kind alliance can only very rarely take place. You may, in a country ne ...

... all mischiefs and miseries war. But was disappointed some signs opinion this country. It seemed to him that for the moinem a change had come over the ideals of a portion of the people of tin.* country. Even the demon of war row found tho?© who could say ...

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... fortifications and the old • • these against the Boers pending the ar ,! British troops When it is reroembo'-od ■ me British War and thnr - 'recite* at the Colonial Office disclaim any -It-dpe an understanding with the pri . ami complete icnorsnee regarding ...

... Crtigress. AKJIAGI! TEACHEStS’ JiEETISC. RESOI.VTIOXS. Saturday lh« half yearly meetir-* of the Ami.-ign N.Oio T-ruhe, V ■■-iatinu war h*!d iu tueT. llt.ll. Por'a-I.iwu. Mr. John Bril. M A.. LL.Ib. rrcid-I. Mr. J. J.uk -u (Kup mov.'d th'* first resolution ‘'l’hal ...