... Lewis rad Lewis, mttkUee. on behalf Mim rad tbs Secretary for War. ta whisk Ike fonsar request, la view Mias Behkesm's proposed orvU aetmo for aM* with kar deportation from Seutk Africa. tkM tke War Secretary imtraot to# attkdlar to tke Departmeat to appear ...

... question is thought tu be the first important*' sound entice oar army, and more especial iy medical men wbo hare ro die war Africa. The of the system that it does not pronde able men and does not provide young men. The medical filled young doctors who ...

... i>f oir ill everyone el.e. tfcjl bavins gnite War it ni.i«t !-e i jrltnal •ifl» A n> a that aiiall not ie ecimipd a •pt.tion there hvmirr. The |«i-r;!iihty that the .10-e wf t the iviliwation ••“•■nib Africa mav reaPlllP'l a jeaceful banp, and rot military ...

... • South Africa the War Ofice. ani * confirmed by what one hears from . who arc retunung from the front. ian opportunity yettexday *.ews an oficer who has If, i Kitchener both before and ••• the Alriran War. ami hr «v ■ Kitchraer of South Africa u ; different ...

... toforo tto*. Ho referred tto poat-Majato ot tto prt>-Bot«. tot fortunatrlj tto woald tora bom of it. Briliih •toot Sooth Africa, htoiaf war. bat ita aremity aad drwmiard not be cheated ita main Tto Judicial Oommttm of tto Phey CtoacH toard tto of tto Dublin ...

... the year to inquire into the War Office organisation contains nothing that either very new or very startling. before the war in Sooth Africa bad revealed to thu delects our present military system, the inefficiency of War Office administration had become ...

... and it will rwmem- that they indikicd m lh« Transvaal mod lirangv iUrer Odoniea for ail bona tide acta of war. the return to Africa all prisoners war m clsewhem. th# iwplaciug the eariietl pissiWe moment in* military mini* tration by a civil admimsiration ...

... after the capital had fallen, the very difficult task of engaging a guerilla war a large scale, and our losses in this case would also great. It will seen from this that the war is not likely the party which people in Great Britain imagined it would be ...

... successful. One reallr fine - acting the play afforded. SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR.” TH* tDm« THU ■ nall.T l take tbe opportnaSr. throach ‘he tnadma »onr paper. draw Iba aumtio* jiouflf men to W Africa when bortihuea rwnae. l« tba wttboot '’calUaf - “trade ...

... the Oorernment ha* price of coal, hardly tha financial hr.rdahipa caused th# war hara fallen to the lot of the working man The burdena of the war on increasing, and that war has really an object in which every if the Empire haa an interest. This not the ...

... see how was the Batata vstßso s rale—” sad first when the tmbers were ahmrjig their feet »nd the roar of the ears. And tie war Africa had shown titam fn«n da* to daw of w hat stuff oar warn sle was ’out the number battle* they had won the Bomber of ...

... Owned forbora cnhru of paanag i iiiin ii • of aoy kind ea the nUtawents made ta branch • latter the war .Africa aO deplore, rana tkt Cbunnla letter, war ito *.d ooasqneei.-n Med pray aameatJy for ito rod b«t w.th whom nspeambtLty urwt left, a» te as oar ...