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... used the Emperor said that nothing will turn him from his purpose in providing a powerful navy, which shall enable him to speak on equal terms with the sea Powers. Those who have watched, the Kaiser’s career will admit that this ts no new fad. His admira- ...

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... Afries is a long way off, Carr,” vaid Bi Redvers. At the present junctare it looks de- ekledly aa if General Buller did not speak by the cari when he mentioned half a year es the pro- duration of his absence! The curious lack of heirs among the Generais ...

... powerful Empire. “Their rights! Yes, they'll get them—over my dead body!” was his petulant reply to a petition from the English-speaking community. One saying reveals his courage jn defying the resources of an empire and the other his narrowness and blind- ss ...

... Liberal Candidate. Where can such be found? Why, even Sir Fortescue Flan- nery, who neither professes nor — any indepentlence to speak of, “goes,” his mild-mannered way, for the War He wants, no doubt, shift the responsi- bility from Ministers, bu! but it can’t ...

... SELF OONTROL. ession of the Stadents At an aflernoon t terday, the Rev. W. C. analand L.M.S. Mission, Willoughby, of the speaking of South Af: would rican problems, said hte fidre de tested, not by the pull of our resources, but by the isdom, upoo military ...

... Paris has started a “Cafe Anti-Anglais.” the advertisement, “will not be served.” “English people,” says An Alpine climber speaks of seeing a butterfly scudding across the summit the Grandes Jarasses at a height of 13,799 Tho Chicago Ship Cana), which ...

... Greenland sometimes attains the age of four hundred years. Dr. Guinness Rogers was barely fourteen when he first was tempted to speak in public. It is estimated that the Colonial levies in Cape Colony alone now number avout 12,000 10en. Jeffries has now been ...

... serve in the Boer army. They will, it is added, leave shorily. Coloned Schermbrucker. who is a member of the Cape Asvmbly, speaking at Sing town on Wednesday, said thet the rumours of un- res. among the German popitiaiion in Kafireria were. quite unfounded ...