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... yesterday the doctors had Kttle more xhan tticSr customary dudes { a perform . One sudden death was reporisd—that of an old woman , who was found dead in bed in Eoyal Pa& Place . IsrnL—On Saturday afternoon most of tie factories and workshops ceased work ...

... wounded ae through one of the enemy's shells ystriking the house in which they were g:dining. in Another shell killed a Kaffir woman. P- The latest news from Chieveley or Camp is to the effect that the Tugela a- has risen considerably. Several hun- o- dred ...

... industrial difficulties lies not so much in a direct attack upon the “ tyranny of capital” as in the prevention of the misuse of land. p T’nmmt ivdgutey,” mrote Jr. Charles Booth, years ago, in his * Labour and Life of the People ” (i. 152), “ the modern system ...

... issued, attention is called the large number of boys who on leaving the institutions join the army. Of 1,620 who enlisted in ISOh-7. over four hundred entered army bands. Tfier. cannot be the slightest doubt, says the inspector, that this means of disposal ...

... wounded, through one of the enemy's i she ds striking the house in which they were dining. I Another shell killed a Eaftr woman. The latest news from Cbieveley camp is to the effect that the Tugela has risen considerably. Several hundred of the enemy ...

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