The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-24

viii tend to make Great Britain strong
er than ever before in a military sense.
while the Indian troops and tho COLONIES
have evidenced theinr loyalty IN tsns
~ adversely which gives additional
strength
What Germany has achieved IN the
reichstag We shall accomplish ia the Bosr
republics. It is not enough Tor Va to
conquer the Beers We shall not rest
SATISFIED until they are loyal and patrs-
otto British subjects"
CANADA's LIST OF DEAD
New York. Feb. "a special 20 the
| Tribune from Montreal says. The news
OF the heavy losses OF the Canadian bat
talon created a profound sensation
! throughout the Dominion. No details %
the action have come 70 hand. except that
it was fought by the Canadians on sun
day. while pursuing Cronjes army az a
drift on the Modder to the Sast Of Jacobs
dal- Seven out Of the eight companies
were engaged. and the Canadians lost IN
killed wounded and missing eighty-nina
men. being about 10 per cent OF the forces
I engaged. The losses are scattered over
the whole regiment and number twenty
I
ing missing or captured
No officers were killed, bat two-Major
Arnold OF Winnipeg. commanding a com
pany, and Lieutenant Mason OF Toronto
were wounded. the former dangerously.
Flags are flying at half mast over the
city The spirit In which the papfic r
taking the news Is shown In the action
Of J. A Barry. a rich merchant OF tho
town. On his way 20 his once ne learned
( Of the death OF his young brother, Cecil
and proceeded at once 10 the telegraph
Office. where he telcgraphed the govern
ment. asking permission 70 80 TO South
Africa at his own expense. 20 take his
brothers place IN the regiment The news
papers agree in saying that the blood
thus shed viii cement the union Of Can
ada and the empire.
GRADUATION ORAToRY
The star says: THE significance OF the
grim list is the significance Of The send
ing OF the tFoops-Canada pats her hand
10 the task OF emplre-bulIdiug with the
courage OF dependency that has grown
to a nation and the devotion OF a people
unminded 20 shirk its fall share Of the
high duty Of carrying the lamp Of civill-
zation and liberty 10 the darkest corners
Of the earth. eW Canadians have grown
up. We can no longer look abroad upon
the great wrongs and the towering ~
rants Of the world and plead our childish
weakness as a reason for bearing none
OK the burden. We are now an adult
member q world empire. and the boys
dead by the Modder will forever forbid
that We shrink back again into a pro-
vinciaI and coSarfiy impotence Their
death was more than the Incident 81 a
bloody campaign-every bullet that struck
down a Canadian youth bscsrne a rivst
driven with Irresistible force into the steeI
bonds that fastea the empire together
London. Feb. Z2-TheTs have been many
euloEiHtic references 70 fas speeches u
iaurier and ether Canadians on fhs sub
ject q tas losses q ere Canadians g.
South Africa. concerning which. curl
ousiy enough there j. net a single word.
Official or otherwise. known sr Published
here. except Tat tED oaloerE Ners
wounded.
LONDON. Fsb zg.-The morning papers
siiuds = the fsogehtfainesa OF Lord
Roberts n sending = slspa;ca . the Ear
os Minto. the Canadian governor
JOHN BILLS CRACIorS APPROVAL
London. FEB. Tie Globe saya The
spivit IN which brave. strong matter.
should meet triaI Be- admirably illustrated
b. TIRE temper slspiaye8 ~ Canass- TIE
war. e il has done aothiak else has killed.
political bitterness aE5 mere party strfs
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