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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22

tho motion out Of order. Senator Cru.
bor then moved to rcoommit tho bill.
this was voted down by vote Of - to
IA, and tho senate refused to rcoommit.
The minority amondment that tho
fines collected under tho operations Of
this bill shall 60 to tho school fund in
tho country in which tho violation oo-
curroa, was then adopted.
Tho bill thon passed 1t sooond read
;o0 I.MI
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22
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',A4pTomineht' Georgia n aaysthat thoro
,is&plot on foot to buy upall the weok. !.
;;)y pppors in that state and run them in
q combine. Whom tho trusts begin to
eat!hheirthands on tho press Of the ,un-
try they arc poisoning tho,springs from
which tho country draws its lifo. Thoy
ought to bo stopped before they get
that far.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22
A Ruling Family

An odiyofiat'iin msthio philadefph,a
Press, Scal# eattontion thu remarkable
extgnktt which. %thb blood Of tho late
Queen Viotoria rules atho deBtinys Of
Europss y4Mambers Of nor family aro
oopneetod. With tha> thrones Of many Of
the greatys sNuroposn nations, and tho
limo 10 80 numeroys hat its inauenoo j,
lt6elytp ygSoR, gather than to ddolino.
lt5a npY }NterrtRaiinT }NteqrrltRaiinT that; Queen ViotoriA'a
IQGepfibg .%ill, rule not only ia 'Groat
iaadi RaSa2&S6iS SSl, aSWSl}l,;. - - f''SHse'
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22
ANTI. PISTOL BILL PASSED.

Mr.. Uooper's anti pistol bill was
agreed upon in conference on Friday
and as passed it prohibits tho carrying
about tho porson, whether concealed OF
not, any pistol Of loss than twonty
inches long and thrco pounds weight.
1t prohibits tho manufacture, sale or
Importation for sale of any pistol of
leRa length and weight.
X 1t does not apply to peace oftio"rs in
tho actual discharge cf thoir duties and
to persons whilo on thoir own premises.
II goes into etfcot on July, 1902, so
as to allow tho sale Of stock on haud.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22
BENNEIrsy11LE. $. 9, FRIDAY FEBRUARY a. 1901
torn ID pieeos by its parrot-liko beak
and absorbed.

Tho sChinoso consider tho octopus a
great d6ligaoy for eating and it is siml-
larly relishod in many other pnrts Of
tho world: La tho graves Of tho an
Poruyiapst'' buried with tho mumios
have heen. found in large numbers OBJ
joota which wore for somo tilno suppos-
cd to be dosicoated human eyos. In
reality, howover, these objects arc oyes
OF oofopuses, which woro regarded eyi-
dently as charms Of valuo.
Shi3AS Rona Raoha
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22
AN HONEST MAN
a Worthy Example That Should be
Oftener Followed.

We commend tho following which wo
clip from the Augusta Ohroniolo to
those Of our subscribers who have been
from timo to time dropped from our sub.
acription.l list for not paying for thoir
paper. The Chronicle says thcro are
few honest men lcfs in tho world. 8pmc
Of this category who still remain with
US arc too honest to 1.-Two long. They
arc needed in Heaven 10 lift the aver.
ego Of shat place whore oven ali are
just. Col. Dyer, yesterday received q
letter from one. who is CALCULATED to do
gs1e TS,1 he might q nS sSy'isso isns. 'r sny e
surely too good for this wicked world
and it looks like shame that ho should
be forced to rontain 30 long with. .mor.
tails Of only common human honesty.
The following 10 the letter alluded to
ebov
8 So. Mingo 81.
Albion, Mioh:., Feb. 10th, 1901
Pros, Of Augusta, Ele c,ric r. Il.
remember that whilo camped near
your city in tho winter Of SO and 50,
and while aotiug as proves. guard, /
usjustly usod my right Of riding on
your cars at two different times. 1
wish to be honost with all mon, and
hoping yor will forgive inc for delay in
paying the Same, ploaso accept am ,unt
enclosed.
Yours truly, .
M. =. ELDER.
Formerly a mombsf Of tho 35th Mioh.
Tho amount sent from tho honest
Miohiga ador is eleven oonts. This
includes tho two fares aud intorst thore.
on. The intcroht sold honesty" fig
u,cs out a, ono cont for tho tiIoo since
no took tho rides without the psrmiB-
sion, or tho right, to do so. The intor-
est was figured oil ovor sheet Of pa
por and Was corroot to gnat's heel.
Col. Dyer should Immediately send q ro-
coipt in a frAme to this man Of oxoop-
tional conscience, 50 thatit can be hand
cd down in his family to generations
got unborn To DO dosconded from
suoh man would be a greater source
for little able bodied Dragging in the
future than to, in this day and genera.
tion, Holland dame or any dignitary.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22
Freak Legislation,

Possibly moro freak legislation is
proposed at Albany than in the legisla.
lure Of any other State Of the union,
Not long ago one of tho Holons proposed
to regulate by law tho number of oys.
tors which oach ''stow" is to contain.
And now oo,nos Mr.. Lynn, of tho samo
legislature, with q bill to prohibit the
uao Of small tyre. No book or paper is
to bo printed In Now York, if this bill
il to become law, with typo smaller
than eight point, or without 80 many
loads botwoon the lines. Tho momber
from Way Back" in every Legislature
has q sublime confidence in legisla.
ton. He thinks that ovcry evil can bo
cured by passing On appropriate law
and that tho wisdom Of the mombers of
tho legislature ID superior to that of all
other people. THIS being tho case,
tho loglsl Aturo should bo tho guide in
ali tho affairs Of life. Nothing can be
moro dangerous than leaving man as a
free agont. The mombor from Way
Back 10 alao as q rule humane man
and generally has bill to prohibit tho
boating OF eggs or something OF that
kind. - Baltimore Sun.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-22
Reversed Itself.

Tho bill that passed tho house somo.
time ago torcpcal tho anti freq pass law
was taken up in the SsDatc on Thurs
day Senator Graydon III ,vcd 10 strike
out tho cnaotipg words and tho vote
was takon without debate. The voto
stood Is to Ii at first, but before the
vote va, announced Senator Talbird
changed his voto from aye to no and by
ono vote tho scnato refused to strike
out. Tho bill thcn passed its socond
reading and Was ongrossca for tho third
reading. On tho vote to strike out tho
enacting words the voto stood
Ayes : Barnwell, Blakonoy, Brioc,
Gaines, Glcnn, Graydon, Gruher, Hay,
H., driok, Moore, Mower, Ragsde!e,
Sarratt, Sullivan
Nays Aldrioh, Applet, Brown, Bow.
en-, DoInis, Henderson, Hough, Living
stoD, Mayfold, MoDormott, Sharpe,
Stack ht use, S;anlsnd, TaibiFd, Viii
liams is. .s
BY this vot. tho Senate rovorses it..
self. Week tofore last it killed Soma.
,or Sianland'f bill to repoal tho anti
free pass lsrl. Unltss Gov MoSWeonoy
votols tho bill any momber of tho legis-
laturo can accept and uso free pas .es
from any railroad.
The Chinese Way.
A dispatch from Pekin says Prinoo
Ching and LII Hung Chang have received
long dispatches ifom tho court which
they have not disclosed to tho foreign
onvoys. 1t is understood to contain in
addition 10 tho reoont celebrated reform
deoreo, an account of how Emperor
Kwang Su has senta CHOICE Of methods
Of suicide to all those nsmod for pun.
ishmont by tho cnvoys, closing with
tho inquiry whothor Prinoe Ching and
Lii Hung Chang think the envoys will
be satisfied. 1t is isunderstood that the
| Chinese plonipotentiaries in their reply
to tho court said tho foreign ENJOYS
could not object strongly to an accom-.
| plihhed fact, but that fhoy would prohe.
bly, insist upon tho sentonoo Of exeou.
tion being published throughout the
cmpiro and possibly upon the heads of
those condemned being exhibited at
various points. It is very seriously
doubted in Chinese orioles here that
lung Flu Hsiang will agree to commit
! ouioido. The army worships him. He
has absolute control Of tho Moham
mcdans and is believed to bo one him
self Ho refused to allow tho disband-
ment of 5000 mon and tho emperor
ordered him far from the court. 70 at
tempt his execution, it is. thought in
Chinese circloe, might moan OWL war.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
CIoverHilI Diaries.

will start their milk wagons for the
service of Wilmington customers with
p,ln milk, on Saturday. November 30.
The milk served from these dairies will
b. from strong. healthy, tnbcrculnc
tested cows, assuring a pure, healthful
milk The Clover Hill Diaries are stu.
atrd at Carrcroft, Delaware, within easy
reach Of this city. and the management
cordially invite any person interested in
such matters. to visit and inspect them,
to see for themselves not only the Diaries
and the implements used in the care of
their products, but also to see the ami.
mails from which the milk served to their
customers is drawn.
The milk served to customers from th,
Glover Hill Diaries will be absolutely
, clean and pure. No cream will be sold
All The cream will be sold in the milk.
A visit to these dairies and a persona
I inspection OF the utensils used. and tn,
COWS producing the milk will be tn,
hest guarantee OF the claims OF the man
agcmont Come and see us. A visit vii
assure MS Of Your orders. Address:
Glover Hill Diaries,
Carrcroft, Del.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
LOCAL PER SONaIS.

Miss Margaret MrC;ill Of philadelphia.
.ncnt. Christmas with relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Arthur Ubil OF PHILADELPHIA. is
sn"ndine several days with relatives in
his citv.
g. Edgar Folk. Of Boston. is visiting
his parents IN this city Mr.. Fol-; is n
student in the Rnston University School
- Technology.
Miss Grn"" A. Kimball. formerly n
t"nch"r at Friends School. is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Thomnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McVaugh Of phila
lrlnha: GnorG" Thomson Of New York
ond Charles Thompson OF N"wtown
Suunr" spent Christmas with relatives
near IIockcSsin.
Mr. aud Mrs. benjamin " Down
ward of Philadelphia. spent Christmas
With friends here.
William i. Stoops Of Mount Cuba has
been very sick with appendicitis. His
condition is somewhat improved.
Miss Rcnn vandcycr Of Philadelphia.
snrnt the holidays with her parents at
Mr.. Cuba.
Horace q. Knowles went to New York
on business today and will return Satur.
day.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26

PottStowl, Pa. bee. III. Hcnry IRA
mnr, aged sixty-two years, was acri-
dentally shot and killed in Ills home
here after q dispute With his sons. Hen
~ :. Kramer and Fred Kramer. The
sons had inst arrived from their homes
in New York city to spend Christmas
With their parents when n discussion
relating to family matter arose \
remark made by one of the young men
rnraged the father. He seized a dou-
bic barrel gun, aud in struggle fuY
possession between him aud the sons
I both barrels were accidentally dis
charged. and the father fell dead I'll,
! shot entered his chest.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26

During this year the Harlan X Hol-
lingsworth Company has completed
seven iron steamboats, Of various sizes.
Ten others are under way or awaiting
completion in addition to the large
amount Of repair work which has been
lone. In the year one hundred and
siXtv-srycn ears were completed in the
ar department.
Among the boats completed were the
steam yacht Providence for Charles
Fletcher Of Providence. II. L.; ferryboat
Cape MAY for the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railway Company. ferryboats Bound
Brock ana Lakewood for the Central
Railroad of New Jersey. steamer Dcnycr
sor the New York and Texas Steamship
Company and tramp steamer Pathfinder
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
Race War IL Ne,v York city.

New York. Dee 2G Racial warfare
ragged furiously in Harlem yesterday
afternoon, while Peace ON earth. good
win toward men," in letters of holly
ana evergreen decorated the walls Of
many n ncighboring household. Reyoly-
crs were discharged by the score;
stones Were hurled by the hundred.
White men and black men fell wound.
ed in the streets. Razors flashed, and
clubs swung with relentless fury. and
anhulan"ps hurried to hospitals Will,
the injured. Intense excitement pre-
vailed, and only after casualties Of So
rou> consequence to their own li'ln
Her did tie police restore quiet. The
rnl started With the stoning of twr
colorcd girls by several white boys.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26

New York. Dec. 26.-Christmas
brought good cheer TO the citys poor
At Madison Square Garden, where the
Salvation Army distributed 3,io0 baS-
kets, each containing dinner for five
persons. In Brooklyn, too. the army
gave out 1000 more such baskets, In
the evening MI who came to the Gar
den We're fed Three Thousand pounds
of turkey an0 pounds Of roast beef. !
bushels of potatoes, 40 quarts of cram
berry sauce. - quarts IF cranberry j
~, 800 pounds of stutfing. 800 mine"
! and apple pies, $500 leaves of bread,
$50 gallons Of coffee and nuts and ap-
pies by til" buShel We're used. Each
" the baskets given out contained
i bread. turkey or chickens. coffee, sug
AZ. apples, mince pie and Christmas
] War Cry
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
aud that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition Of the mucous lining Of the Eusta-
chisa nabe. When this tube gets inflam-
~ yJu have rumbling sound or inn
perfect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed dea fncss is the result. and unless
the inflammation can be taken ont and
this tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed for ever; nine
cases @ut of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an infamed condi
ton Of the mucous surfaces.
| We will give One Hundred Dollars foi
! my case of Deafness Caused by catarrh
that can not he cured by Halls Catarrl
4 Cure. Send for circulars, free.
r. !. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Tails Family Pills are the hest.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
One Killed aud -Four Injured by the
EInmsS.

Philadelphia. Dee %. one child was
burned to death, its parents We're ser.
Ously injured aud two other Young
children were slightly injured MS re-
suit OF fire nj the home of James II.
Connolly, 1906 Wyalusing avenue. last
night. shortly after the family had
retired fire was discovered on the first
floor Of the house The flames had
gained considerable Roadway, and eS-
cape by the stairs was cut off. Con
nelly threw Ills two-year-old son and
two-months-old baby ont OF second
story window into the arms of neigh
borS. and tho little ones escaped with
slight injuries
The parents then jumped and We're
both badly hurt by their heads strik-
ing the stone sidewalk In the excite
ment the four-year.oli daughter, Mary.
was forgotten. When the parents re-
allied that she had not escaped, n fran.
tie effort was made by the firemen Il
save her. The house by this time was
badly damaged, and after the flames
4 Ind been eXtinguished the little girls
charred body was found in n secont
story rear room. 1t is not vet known
whether the parents will recover from
their injuries.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
SHAW FOR TREASURY.
Governor o.Iowa Accepts Ten
der of Portfolio.
rs TO TAKE OFFICE IN JANUARY.

The Fact That the Secretary of Agri-
culture Comes From the Same state
as the New Cabinet Member VIII
Not Cause the Formers Retirement.
Washington. Dec. 26.-It is announc-
cd authoritatively that Governor Leslie
NJ. Sha " of Iowa will be appointed sec
rotary of the treasury to succeed Sec
rotary Lyman J. Gage. There will be
no change in the office of secretary OF
agriculture, Secretary Wilson, also of
Iowa, continuing to retain that port
folio.
President Mckinley found Secretary
! Wilson good adviser. In the war
with Spain Mr.. Wilson was the first i'll
public life to declare that the flag IN
fured over Manila bay never should
he withdrawn. While other statesmen
! waited. he spoke out, and the country
4 approved his utterance, so that Presl-
dent Mckinley, after his trip TO the
west, gave the official assurance that
the flag raised in Manila never would
| be hauled down.
IfSittnl AVbStNfit, Nhlit it1'8hiN-
ing geographical lines in making up his
cabinet, does not feel called upon to
recognize state lines. The two new
men who are to become members of tho
cabinet are from the west, aud they pc
culiarly represent the western scnti-
ment, which Secretary Gage did not
Governor Shaw is the presidents own
choice for secretary of the treasury
No one made the suggestion that he in
wife Shaw into his cabinet. But III
knew the popularity of Shaw in his
.wn state and the west. and he knew
that his financial views were in perfect
accord with the Republican platform.
Eastern Man tn Succeed Long.
With Shaw. Wilson ana Payne repre-
Senting the Mississippi valley. the mex
change in the cabinet probably will bt
10 select Il man from the west fully &C
u,la intpd with the needs of the noun
tain section and the Pacific coast fo
secretary Of the interior. When Score
, tary Long retirps. an eastern man vii
succeed him as secretary Of the navy.
The date of transfer Of the treasur,
, department will depend on the mutua
convenience Of the outgoing and incom
ing secretary, Mr.. Gage having signi
fed an entire Willingness to remain n
The head Of his department until sucl
time us II may be agreeable TO his sue
crSSor to take hold.
1t is supposed. however. that Govern
or Shaw will he inducted into his nev
office some time in January. II la
been known for two or three days tina
:, Governor Shaw was slated for appoint
+, mrnt 10 succeed Secretary Gage, but
was not until late yesterday that III
Iowa executive accepted the tende
made 10 him.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
PAWNEES ON WARPATH.


Result of nm Accident at Santa Fe
stock yards.
Guthrie, Okla. Dec. a6-The Pawnee
Indians are on the warpnth.
An immense buffalo bull was so In
jured in transferring from the Santa
Fe stockyards to pawnee Bills ranch.
south of town, that he had 10 be killed.
The meat was given by Major Little to
the Indians for Il buffalo dance. The
Indians have been dancing and pow
wowing ever since. They claim the
vast herds Of buffalOes are coming
back to this country. and many of the
Indians have notified the white lessees
to vacate their ranches ut once, az they
wish to lay low the fences, so the buff
faloes will have full sway of the coun-
try.
The white people IN the remote parts
of the reservation are coming into Paw
nee and reporting that the Indians are
acting in threatening manner toward
them. Pawnee Bill has placed mount
Ell guards around Ills buffalo ranch. as
the Indians are camping in the timber
west of there ana in sight of the herd
and from their suspicious actions Ii,
thinks they intend to liberate the hero
and perhaps kill them. The Unite,
been notified aud has made repoi'
to the commissioner of Indian affair
ut Washington.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
A mig rore.t Reserve.

KalIspel. Mon. Dec. 26.-The register
and receiver Of the Kalispel land Office
has received letter from the interior
department instructing the withdrawal
OF all lands from settlement In Mon
tana north and west Of the Kootenal
river. The order Will involve more than
t,OO0.D00 acres Of land In this state,
besides taking from the state Of Idaho
more than 276,OO0 acres, which, When
surveyed and completed. will be made
into n new forest reserve to be known
as the Kootcnai forest reserve OF Idaho
and Montana.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
Anniyer.nr, 81 battle OF Trenton.

Trenton. ~ r.. Doe 20 The rnlrbra.
tion was held today OF the one hundred
ana twrnty-iifth anniversary Of the
bnttle of Trenton. The center Of the
city was the scene of sham battle,
and The subsequent parade Of he mil
lhry and civic organizations WAS clah,
oralcly decorated The second and tll'
Third regiments, with the Second hat
tely Of Camden and Second troop ~
Red Bank. took part III the sham bat.
III. General Voorhees, ana Professor
Woodrow Wilson Of Princeton college
We're HE principal speakers N The in
door celebration N the Opera House.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
IN THE PLAYHOuSES.
Mr.. Thomas Il. Shea, who is remem-
bered for this clever work in "Dr.
.Iekyll aud Mr.. HYDE" will be the at
traction mt the Opera House tonight.

Mr.. Thomas Il. Shea, who is remem-
bered for this clever work in "Dr.
.Iekyll aud Mr.. HYDE" will be the at
traction ut the Opera House tonight.
Jere Grady presents his frankie Stock
Company all ehext week at the Opera
House, opening Monday afternoon.
Each member of the company has been
selected for the separate parts assigned
them in the several productions, accord
ing to their skill and ability in arch
roles therefore, the presentation may be
looked forward to with u great deal of
pleasure. W it'll such good all-round
company il il no cNaggerntion To say
that on a bare stage, same as in the
early days Of Elizabcthan Dramas, the
performance would he highly interesting.
bur Mr.. Grady's company carries with
| il carload of special scenery, including
some startling electric and mechanical
fleets Matinccs will he given every
lay. except Monday and evening per-
formances will be- given each night dur
| ing the week. The prices for the even
| ings have been arranged at 10, 20 and 30
| cents, with special prices for the mat
inecS.
4
The Rosseaus. father and son. contri-
bu.c an acrobatic specially to the pro-
.rnm ut DockstadcrS this week. which
is one of the many excellent features on
| the hil. The elder Rosseau il Il man Of
magnificent physique, tall and well pro-
,orlioncd. and might well he taken for
most anything but the acrobat. The son
still n youth and risks double somer-
| aulls and fip-ilops. &c., with his father
hat he might naturally enough not care
/ 10 with others not 80 near TO him.
'hr act has made big hit. The other
| features Of the show combine 10 form one
# the greatest aggrcgations Of talent
h. house has offered for long time
Both performances yesterday were greet
ii hy crowded houses.
Consistency is one Of the chief claims
made for the new mclodrama In We
mans Power" which will be seen nj tht
W imington Theatre tonight and the 70
maindcr Of this week. with the usia
ImatnccS.
The action of tho play hinges on tn,
hunt OF III" United States Secret Service
Agents for band Of countcrfritcrs who
have been battling the efforts OF III,
Iwholc department. The plot is novel an,
many unlocked fer sensations are de
lvel0pcd during the progress Of the play
There is Il full caroad Of new an,
handsome scenery and effects carried b!
This company. and one Of the many novel
| les Is an entirely new railroad trail
| fleet. showing the robbery Of an OK
nrcss ear while the train is apparentl.
travelling nj n high rate Of speed. Ever.
llitcntion is paid to the slightest dctai
and the several parts are portrayed b.
Ia company numbering over 20, anon
which can he mentioned Lillian Alexan
lric Harris
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
nneI WIN shntrnn..

Savannah, Ga, Dec. - At Green.
Rulloch county. Martin Jones and
claude =" l.nach we'll known farmers.
fought m impr"niptu duel with shot
guns De Leach is dying. AMI Tones is
probably fatally wounded. They quar-
relied III Jones sinhouse about cotton
Both men went home to get guns Re,
turning at once, they opened fire nj
about the same time Each discharged
two shots. The body Of DE I.oach was
filled with burkshot and Jones Jared
hardly better
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-26
Forming N.y Burgher Corps.

Pretoria. Dec. 2G.Thc formation Of
new hurgher corps, 70 be known as
national scouts, has aroused great IN
tereSt among the surrendered burglers.
In view Of numerous meetings ana APP
plicniions General Lord Kitchener has
authorized tie creation of fresh wings
10 operate III the southern and eastern
TlnnSvaal under prominent Roer lead
erS elected by tile burgh"rs themselves
1t il stated thai much of The recent
success Of the British is due to the co
operation Of Golfers and Cronic'S com
mandS acting under General Bruc,
Hamilton.