Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-12

Bryce wits chat the Beers took the (
course whseh must have besn expected [
frc4n 'ieai and indeed, I'll only cn,lFsc
which brtve rien yho were no, soiiis
10 inst9c sus inwner conc ssions could (
have taksn There ure no two mean
ings % tiies wa,ds The are a direct !
ineitemcnt 10 the Cape Dutch % rise,
and il is astonishing That MIR isSyes'.. !
CONSTITUENTS al Aberdeen have sset f,3Ayil
under theni. The Scotch ase I; logical
pseple. as We'll as q loyal people and
Mi' Bpyee waitnest supporters must
fecognize taiii. allho h. may change his
mind h. Is moi entitled to render as
sistaifee g Inc enemy during the war
III.
THE WHOLE fsNfI..N AT'Ic,N.
Tire whole xplailation 81 she situation
sls that whan Presid ent l<fugsr ard his
oligarchy found tfiat the British ga,-
ernment mere determined - secure fine
right " Sons enta'ion tostne iaad
with3a view 10 the redress Of griavances.
they dseiGed % precipaate i conflict
which tAey had b. en contemplating Tor
years a.sel for which tsleg had mao the
mes, elaborate preparations fqi they
SAW that tbs ns~ relfs entaiiNes. in
continuation Nith the ssentatNes u
the Frar syasfi reform paf would
break UP tiie lllg. NJ El5te rdi7
cules the suggestion Of unsis,aty.@
aut w ilRve hers in this my ari5oie an
admission TIA; from tsf ;iIs, the Trans
veal Beers showed little graf fuile FOR
the nfssien Of praotle.i ais,5.ollS,
ard Gid nef fesigi the hene Of ultiasats
~ res ming complete ndepsnds:nee
i'ufther Mn bryce il ehaRter Kill
u his 'Impes sIons of soiith Africa,
testified g Prcsider, ilrager's oscr-
wcening ambition IN rhe FOLLOWING LAM
suasc Nh Kruger ifsmeGiateH up@n
MS aggression. To 9ilis.t IN lSSl f}lale9'
bnls and far-reaching plstrs ~ advance
or the three sides mich iay- ofen %
him, and ne gfas on POINT out thai
the Boers have 50 cftetl SOUGHT e cat
" out scheme foi III acquisition ~ q
IsrailWaS communication %ltll the cpast
entirely undfr their owa control
an object uilfavarabls @ the int rests
tof the paramount IoSysg IN cons
| junction With this haze Pi4Sit,f
hriiger'S admission % Loud Loeb ilat
he aspiisa q tbs formation Of 4 navy
| We haze next the admission of Mr..
'lhso Schfeinsr. brother u the prime
minister Of the cape. th4t the Aftiksr-
i DIR band, faundatt jglatesn sears ago
vas an eisarszalea feaaed =, eN.sr-
tifreM the British n9We and xpe III
British flag from liih Afiica.
/ IN support OF t!is We have the egi-
sisnee a MI Dugmo1e, the an
~ Wesleyan rsipist#i,ir, South Afiiiea,
Who Is The fnanagsi If tlle ineul Sat-
/ wav aEa eolijsries company ps p1-
1 q about twess-sis miles from Stefa-
!nsts have liyea he SAYS a lisy
iife u this eelary and fully iEfsor tit
iepniGa cXpressss BY Mn Tlee siain-
+ or that this War Was Inevitably n5
hat the aims ~ Paul k'ugef Rs5fz,
Siesr and ctilers weie Il az ;ise Brit
fish nag and found IN AfrilSaga ria
ton. Thank God fba]r hands isass lieel
forced aad fhe stl-aEsle preeipiJaieel BE-
tore II WIS too bste. hlfthe}s IN
1855, Mr.. John \ Ms,iiiHan. ca
i ipnal tneaSuls.lsc OF fae present ape gisS,-
Tenement, used the fileNing serfis il &
! spesch II Citahaant Wn Ny GGaife
4 with the .AflAkan,ie Bund is that +
stirs AZ race diffefsites. | IS main af-
liaet IS IN make tae South African ~
laablie the psrsmaiifli power IN Satf
.ltfien 'i'aste is pundant avsasnet
70 the saiae eflAe and ii Is moi aeaiet
4 that the present 2atell innisty IS
4'ape Colony ntu Stiy relHes llJi3s
I. a nunierieal mine vlvon lis eletisf
4 with funds np from ~ osta
q lsee ARTICLE Eh south .A,ri.s c'an
splf.aey by the + d. Niretn3f y
TIN Nineteenth Aturs1 faf Jan2.tlfY
lopo9
THE ENPENl9i NRE ON AisMA-
Ml ITS
Next we have CTS admission ;hai flr
Expenditure ON inameilts beam d
the year 1885 81 pl'st Neai III Nhieh
thanks to the iHtlssry 81 the 81 ii.a
srs, any substanti reNenu aceru Il !,
the 'fransvaal: ta from that @
This, With the insfaSe in the ili
from an insignia Il sum 10 a ma
rs G4.0o0,00o. Il Is ear that pEest 4
liltigai's ambiti@H mas grown Mish iii
. means. and that lie ar,ila5llents - III
!. TransNaal have reased proneitipn
LATELY with lis revenue
Ne Fave the a8aission af Gen. J0ti
i bert that we entonafy ali99
Z disguised English l,ies 10 set a stane
a, o,li. antequafe Military materAl g
the modern mattrbl, to a censideraNi
xtent. they had no suspicion uMt
> shortly before " beginning Of tk
j wa,. ana sc ha evidence that sine
: the carly part 1896 many skiile
J Belgian and DnI artillerists hay
been engaged en- Imported IN rcgula
) patches. up u the opening Of the VA
, Finally We has he remarkable al
. ission from IoI l.eyds only mont
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