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... Gvening T known at the War Off Roberts would certa il ment som litel. woming. howes of an official s, Boery would make into aceoun | foclings of ¢ men or man | BOOTtE MEent be officers on the ;r.nfltrlu oafers «f the Transvaal cap bo guns st all escaped ...
... _under arrest to Kimberley. He is sup L-d 10 have been holding communication -h‘ cueay. FREE STATE TRAITORS. Press Acsreiatior War Special.) which are boing w“ e v;’ln:. [ are - e Mers who have delivered up their arme since the cocupation of the capital ...
... telegraph with » Mr A, Smyth, hicago. Mr. Smyth believed that Great Britain was fghting for the rght in South Africa: but in the early days of the war he concluded that if sayhody could convines him that the Boers were right that person was Mr. Kruger e cordingly ...
... have encountersd wounds or sickness in the | canse of freedom. and at thewr country's call. in | Honth Africa. 1t is not necessary 10 be at the woat of war to ratily this statemenc. It s knows slready 0 thonsands of children. iofants, porong mother., dyspeptics ...
... dlncier.] Thors bad boen WE 10 the war. bat those were saporfoial and h aod when the dificali quesion of o sstilement in Suath Africa came Wbo doeided tho party woald bo foned abuolutely wnited. With regard to the war, he said it wae 00 use ai the prusent ...
... 3t Kondshas, soon afier tosd of the relei - it e Ko, T’ el WINTER 1N SOUTH APRICA. | S ™ ee e D Boaiaet ous . The Bouth Africas wisier is bogizaing ®o mabe | Sio=ps (hes Tho ¢ - e A eoo Tudia that be Itwlf folt. Private istters from the fromt epeak | ...
... and at their country’s call, in ¥ COpewe. captain of voluntesss. Dineas Rehert Bouth Africa. It is oot necesary bbe ot the s ol badly wonded fhe (e e mentioned eat of war to ratify this statew It s @ces donll. Sl lcers Contl and Granville l:'. alrendy 10 ...
... bave encomntersd wounds or sickness in the cause of freedom, and at their country's eall, in || Bouth Africa. 1t is not necessary to be at the ‘| eat of war to -w—.‘. It . Re e On::-n - !|valias of every kind, who bave found in Horliok's Malted Milk the source ...
... Place—J. MULALLY. i L atieriams Vet wnncareen . Peem the General of Communisbions. Cana —_— ~ 164 Place IT. WILRON ‘Nouth Africas Light Horsa— Trooper Julyman, mg Fusliers- Private J. Jobb, en ene las F orge Wh & Rt bis menl It King's Roysl Riflec—Private ...