The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-07

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a comprehensive review Of the fiflculsy.
including stAtements OF both SIDES cf tho
contention. from the standpoint Of out
landsr3 and BoerD: Great Br.tain's
claim of susersfnry. On which tina de-
mands by Mr. Chambexlain are bassd;
the Beers and their oAtfleD. porfrayfnx
Ing ana Angling .'Ok Hnndredr' before
Advancing 10 the tight. their ApAc1-s-
Like tactics In keeping under covsr. and
their wonderful ability 70 make forced
provisteas TO sustain them. Also . story
OF the Tr1nSvaai.
.nsvv Little Pssl Rsusss Healsa
the British nobDesA-
Also President Burgers fierce arraign-
nent Of the Beers In the Rad for their
oppression ~ aliens: Gen. Joubers's i've
battles, giving comparative losses; an
English soldiers tribute TO the fighting
qualities Of Dom PAufs warriors, laugh
able experience Of q Boer who was IL
duced to take a bath
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tine IL . journey made In the Sunday
Post-Inteliigencer. merely by turning
page. and tho reader comes upon a story
Of the Jews. who seem 10 be about 20
fuiflll prophecy of the Scriptures. This
most remarkable people 10 again at
tracing the attention of the civilized
world In q movement designed 20 maks
Palestine q hebrew nspuhIie
For the purpose OF accomplishing the de-
sired result and gathering the children OF
Israel together NJ Zion: this race OF nm
anciers has set about to raise Sio.ooe.@e.
their progress already Is astonishing;
the story OF their activity ID Illustrated
with portraits OF DIT. Theodore Herzei.
president OF the Zionist congress ami
Caster, chief rabbit Of London. There Is
also Q short contribution BY Lydia NJ
Won Finkelstein Mountford. entitled
"Native wenen 81 Pslesssse.-
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MILLIONS IN MONEY SUGGESTS TUE
name Of Vanderbilt. and tho Sunday
Post-Intellisence will tell how the vast
fortune Of Cornelius Vanderbilt remains
tied up ana his viii unopened until
Aifvea Gwynne vaaaerbila ns-
tuPns From the Far East.
TIE article Ia written by the Post-Intelii-
osncer's special correspondent In New
York. and Ia supplemented by . brief
history Of the Vanderbilt family. with
trolls the immense property.
This weeks symposium contains infor-
nation from every quarter OF the globe.
For example. tho reader will find some
thing about the Pigeon Post IN Aus
traiasia," Impressions OF tho French
Capital Volcanic Isle Of San Loren-
zo,' and the remarkable fact that the
old Ceremony Of the Keys" In the
Tower Of London has been discontinued.
Brevtty II the rule on this page, and
every line IN IL n terpe. suocinct and
fairly bristIing with information In no
other department OF the Post-fnteili-
gencer does the motto, The World Is
the Field" apply with such striking
MAJ Ia Asw3 mn
one Of the latest poems. containing the
line
sit DOWN in the sun, my soul.
And talk OF yourself to me-"
The verses airs from Bliss Carman's
poem,