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... KRUGER SPEAKS. VOLKSRAAD OPENED. LAUREL WREATHS FILL JOUSERTS SEAT ...

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... SPEAKING OF HATS There is no longer any need to declare the death of the last year's clocl. At the beginning of the season its knell was loudly rung, but. wonderful to relate, it has survived its obituary, and is now very much alive! Its • good thing ...

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... WAS TO SPEAK for his colleagues, hi* party, and the Parliament of which h© was th® leader (hear, hear). Mr. Churchill described in th© most lurid terra* what was going to happen, and the dangers and disaster* with which th© country must confronted if ...

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