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... THE CREOLE VIEW OF THE WAR. [BY A WEST INDIAN.] II is a far cry from the Caribbean to Table Bay, yet the fate of the armies under the comnnand of Lord Roberts is of as deer interest to the sleepy little towns of the West Indies as to the great capitals ...
... til:e conting~ cricke't season, and it is po' isible that comneihing may comne off thle Proposal. Our. frie-nds in the: C.aribbean have batey econe vet-v keen onl the national gamne, and thle xar1~ uccssfl tur f eir ownu eleven on this- side la~t~ely ...