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New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY,

OF NEW YORK.-Fannie Burchard Mattress,
Plaintiff, against John Tollberg and others Defsndanrs
Action No l. In pursuance Of Judgment OF FORE
closure and Sale duly made and entered in the above
1901 L the Undersigned Referee IN said Judgment
named. will Public Auction. the New York
Real Estate Salesroori No Ill Broadway, in tbs
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York the tenth
Day Of December 1901 u O'Clock that day.
by William NJ Ryan Auconeer. the premises directed
fellows: lot. piece parcel OF land,
with building improvements thereon erected.
situate. lying and being IN the Tventy-thrd Ward OF
City OF New York Borough OF The Bronx. which
certain map entitled Map OF Section A OF the Nyss
Estate belonging the Twenty-third Ward Land In
c. Van Horne Civil Engineer and City Surveyor. ana
ONCE OF the Register OF the County OF New
and designated by the lot number one nun
thiry-sx and bounded and described as Io-
lows. Commencing point on the sasterIy slds
Boulevard distant hunGred
formed By the interse
Easferiy side OF the Southern Boulevard Win
side Jennings Street formerly SnoN as
Charlotte Place and running thence Eastery and aon
SoutherIy line Of lot number one hundred ana
Street part the distance through party wall
one hundred thence Southeriy and parallel with
said Southern Boulevard twenty-five feet: thence Nst
er!y the Norfherly line OF lot NUMBER Ons
hundred th-ty-hvs said map and AGAIN paraLeA
with Jennings hundred feet 70 the Eastery
ara along Easteriy side OF said Boulevard twenty
nTe feet 10 the point place OF beginning
--' - GEO. HAAS, Referee
CHARLES g. MEYER Attorney for Plainti1. No 30
c.Sar St New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
Jennings Street
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The APPROXIMATE os the Hen OF chargs %
satisfy which abovedsscbsd property s % % sod
IS hundred dfyfour and 4lUo doHars
4-O0) interest thereon from the ln Gay OF
1901. together with costs and allowances
amounting saS1 2l0o, with interest from Novee o.
1907 expenses OF the sale me aP-
a-oxtrate amount OF oh-r Hens
which are TO the purchaser out OF the pur
chase money paid By the Referee. Is Sl92 4oo ana
Interest.
Dated New York. November Is. 1901:
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NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK-Fannie Burchard Mattress
PLAINTIFF against Tollbers and others
2 OF a JGdgIlenI q EC--
closur. and Sale duly made and entered N Ine s1T
iOg the undersigned Referee IN said JHcs--eL-
named will sell at Public Auction. AT me New iVs
Real Estate Sassroom. No III BroadWay N -
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New YORK on tae sLi
Iav Of Decenbe- Il O'Clock noon on lhaL oa5s
Lv william NJ Ryan Aucrioneer. The premises
15iIoxs: All that piece OF parce oL La'
building aud improvements theTeC1 SLe5s
zstua.s living and being the Twenty-l1lrd
~. Cttv OF New York Borough OF The bennA 49,.
On certain map entitled Map OF Seco1 = OF - -
Esrste belonging Twentythird Nara L-l- -
CGr1panv July 1893, maze oy Jon
: Van Horne Civil and CITY Sur.eso -
Register OF the COUNTY u
VOL, Is known and designated BY the iot n9IDe
and IS bounced anu t-S-.
"a roIIors 70 wit: Commencing AZ poiIc on ue
.-Iv eid. OF the Southern Boulevard distant we n.
formed oy
OF the Southern ESo1IeE@,,-
side Of Jennings street ',9.H-.-
,1,, az Charlotte Place. and running thece
80 sions the sourhery Of lot number one nunle
and thirt-eght said map and parate5 VII" Ia a-aIisI
S.-..T ore hundred thence Soutnery aIo
twenty-five
along Nortnerly lne OF
md thrty-six said map ana as1il -
- Jennings Street part OF the dstshce
W. 80 hundred feet the Easterty sice OF
FAST. side OF said BouleVdru t"e--'S nv -- -
rofut orr OF beginning
Dated We" ioAA' Referee
- ,,-v-P .--o-,ev for PLAINTIFF. No 20
80 = New York City, Borough OF Mammalian,
a OF the property 10 De sou ~
oeSN44'e- Street
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The aporoxiraaee amount q the len or 81 ~ odd
atLtcL he abovs-feSCriaed properly y - ~ S-
saiisIy on hundred dfty-four t0-ivy
=. 81 * iGSI with interest thereon from
- io- 80 with costs aE1
,i~g "a Sc1 s-fOe. with interest rom - ~.
@lI1~ ~.e.$l7 q tns st--
ItuL, s~ount OF taxes. asscssr1entS or ut.St
prSNi1-t a - allowed purchaser o5t O t p1
which are 20 o - bv he Referee is si9@ $3.50 and
interest II, N-,v.v,b.r Il 1901
Dated, New YORK NV GEO. HAAS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY ot De" NV
- vopE Robert H Oakley I@tee etc. Pan sa.
, .sf Nissourta B. Houpt and others a..
Ll 49, of foreclosure atl sd -.
-. II P' 3 s15 entered the above snlle sctL-
Ia1a re i2th day of Novernoer ISL ~ s 81 P7sbiI.
GATE In said iu5gmsn- named vii SCI a
the KeteF1 ~ M York Real Estate eaesroo1 II
auctol - he Borough Of Manhattan. tIty oI
BroadVdy ~ ,I+h 5sv of December 1901 az II cock
4orA- ~ ,ss. dsv by Herbert y sherman
noon o. 5fr@ctsd by judgment 70 oe Sfa a.
- follows All tnat cer1al. O
tnerea- - land with building 5hsreon er-c17
ne Borough - -
1T9u1-v and state Of New YORK aId Oo--s
- 4ss-fhsd IS follows Beginning a. q Sias-r
aIl1 ssds 1 one hundred ard rnlry-sNth
hundred and httS t-,-3
the intersection oI S3e
iLii and Lhirry-sixth tSotlJ -
80 ST AIMS Avenue r--l-a1s
80, S,--nyarSv parallel with ST An0s ANeus -.
- I've distance through party Wai one nI--.@
pts ,ss, +o re centre line OF the olock thsllcs
si,,s- Lid centre OF block twe-tEnss -.
49, s-cs Nor-hvFardIy and again parailsi Nltn -.
OF distance tnroeEo dloSi
.si bs,-ireS Cfe13 The Soutne1iy SO
s,s-sg and thirty-sxth 51sSyhJ Street tsnce 49,
nar5Iv along the Southeriy side OF gre HSIeI
1t3fth) Street twenty-five cd reeI 20 tne
notnt or place OF beginning -, ,oa,
Dated New ioFA- T,EoPCr = I.ANGBEIN Referee
purrTp CoNNELL. Attorney ror F1-il-i1 10 [iA7
-. Ro-opsh OF Manhattan. New YORK ClIy- - Ia
7Sa Following diagram OF ne prSpS-sy n sxs
street number oeins W. S'f ="
l36th Street. - ,ss., :.
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Seigwick Avenue


ar,ount Of the charge 10 sat
hieh the above described property IS % pe soo
81 as6 90 with thereon froni
TIE s1Y OF sa617T with interest," tneseoh 10
~ sn,ro1ats amount Of the taxes an
water r,rrhase money, paid by the relefee -
sc15. interest - ,s.b 1oa1
Dated New io'~' WILLIAM H HIRSCH Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

the lien charge SATISFY
sS sr1vs described property is be sold. IS ia
s5 rith interest thereon from the l2-h day OF NO
and allowances amount
-, - s4s3 IL from November 12h- 1901
TIE
amount assessments or other liens wnch are to
20 purchaser cut OF the purchase money,
or . aid bv the "a feree $500 60 and interest
" r5sTed: New York, November IS. 1901
D"s " GEORGE f. I~ANGBE1N. Rsferee-
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foreclosure Sales.

CTPREME COURT, COUNTY OF Ne"
- yoRK-R K Brown as Trustee under the last VIII
Samuel D Kenyon, deceased
against Julia . HendIickson ana oll9Is, 80 ale
dnly made and entered IN the above entitled action a-
bearing date the day Of October IDOL me uhSea
s5If snSen ar the New York SaIesrooEn
Number III Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan C.
Twelve O. clock thas day, by D. Phce1ix lHsr4
ham Co auctioneers. the premises directed oy salo
Al that lot land IN the City OK New iovk. IN 1e
County New York. IN the Borough 0l me A.
md part lot known and desisI4ated os .ae
Der 46 certain map entitled NAP OF - l9Ss u
Geo HoIIerith. City surveyor. nled In the ONCE
Of the Register City and County q New forH on
sasc-ttd as follows Beginning point en- the nort
westerly Sedgwick Avenue distant as &
along said side Of said avenue sWo fsla
nineteen and seventy-two one hundredtns lset
eastery the intersection OF tue not
sedswick Avenue and the no. n.as.sry sIs Ok Ins
nearly parallel the boundary Line between lots lI
bers A said map said nne paSsn oerwesn
and the building standing on the premises ao1oiIns @
on the SOUTH hundred and forty and
onS-bnndredths feet 10 Number 49, thence north
eastery part the along the rear OF lot Ncmoe.
Is and the rest along the Of lot Number
southeastsrly along said lot Nufn
bsr IS one hundred thirty-ve eighty-nne one
bnndedths feet TO the norhwestery side of Sedgwick
Avenue southwesterly along the
side sedgwic Avenue. TWENTY-FIVE and thir1yssy .
Wsn @ art ar or in and TO the land lying in sedsick Avenue
-n par Of and adjoining the described premises
TO the centre line said Avenue
Dated New York. Nov 10Th 1901 p.,.-.
! ALBERT LANE. Attorney for P1aintin. No. 8"
Tsroadwav Borrueh OF Manhattan. n Y =. =, ,,a.
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a DyrRrYsEyENTS and subscriptions for The rribuno
"A q, their Uptown Once No La eroAdwey.
so<~ Of until . O'CLOCK
oents following branch o-ees al ress1ee
.9lre O'Clock . Il stn-2se =
cor z3d-st. I52 6rh-ave. cor lZrn-sf- MACY
ColumbuS-ave- near :" est Bto-9L:N g.
Wen 42d-st. eth-ave: o2 Ease l4th-ss ID w.
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Townsend. No. 40 Wau-St-l
RIA aSLe4
SReported by De Haven &
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Stock Exchange, by the Counselu1an & Day private
wire from William P. Bonbright & Co., Colorado
Springs:
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forerlnsure Sales.
SUPREME court. NEW YORK &C

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY,
Hennessy ard others. Defendants. In pursuance Of
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
the above entitled action bearing date Ortooe- 1Ith
1901. the undersigned the referee said j5gTnenf
named. VIII sci public auction ar the New York Real
haitian. City OF New York Tuesday ths 5rd Gay Of
Ryan auconser the premises directed hy said judgment
certain lot. parcel OF land with the buildings
erected situate lying and being IN the FoErrS
Ward Of the Borough Of Manhattan in the City County
and State OF New York and bounded described
foilows. Beginning at point N the Westerly line q
81 inches Southeriy from the Sourhvss.s-y
OF Frankfort Street and William Street running
thence Westerly along the line Of land late be-
longing the estate of David Har-otr about hun
1red and four 0i) feet and onehalf z} inches e
belonging Alfred Ashieid and Mr. Chalmers th-ncs
five (25) feet The line of land late neongfnS
Nathaniel Hawxhurst: thence EasJeriy said
mentioned line hundred and four 0l feet FIVE t5J
erfy along said frankfort Street Twentynne C) feet
two % inches 70 the point place Of beginning be said
several dimensions said being
number Street.
Dated New York. November g. 1901.
JOHN JEROLOMAc-. Referee
ATWATEE CRuIKSHANE Paintrs Attorneys 4,
The following Is diagram of the premises to be sold
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
No % Frankfort Stree.

The approxt-nate amount OF the charge sat-
sfy which the above premises
thousand and thirty-two ts7O52l
thereon October 18th. 1901
twenty-nine tS42e} dollars and allowance
thereon 1901.
expenses OF the sale The approximate amount OF ths
taxes assessments other liens which al
lowed purchaser OF the purchase money which
be paid referee IS twelve hundred eighty
(SI 2SD dollars. The above premises will sold
subject prior mortgage $4,000 with
July 18th 1901, i've centurn
JOHN JEROLOMAS. Referee
ATWATER & CRCIESHANk. plaintiffs AtrcrneyI
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OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER Of ALL.EGF9E'Hf
COUNTY.
Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 14th. 1901
NOTICE to holders of bonds Of the County OF
Allegheny. PennsyIvaria- The Sinking Fund Com
-rissfoners Of County Allegheny State OF Penn
syIvana BY authority vested in them by act
Assembly approved April end a; D. lS13. &C nsy
Motif the holders Of ALLEGHENY COUNTY CoMPttJ-
MISE BONDS that after January 1st, A D lsV.
EarAs numbered and dated as follows wit: COUPON
COMPROMISE BONDS Nos 667, 6es $50 SO 81 s es4
ara 67s 6I5 e7s 5TT SIS eT9, 6sl es2 eS3. 6si
ass ESQ 6a5 e96 6g7 all bearing date OF jan
1ary ist 1893 maturing January 1s 1913 VIII pc
naid together with January ls 1902 upon
nn-es.ntafion at the offce County Controller az
Ett+ebnrp pa nj which all interest said bonds
In casa REUBEN MILLER,
wa JAS. J. DONNEILA
W E THOMPSON
Feind Commissioners
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financial meetlnas.
HOLLAND REALTY COMPANY.

NOTICE of annual meeting of stockholders
Please take notice meeting o
stockholders Of Holland Realty Company for the
Of eectng five Directors and two Inspectors OF Elec
and for transacting such other business
properly before the meeting Will be held the
December. 1901, three O'Clock the
office Company. Al Vest J3i
Street City County OF New York Trans
books closed from the 18th day Of No
veuaber. 1901 until Sd day Of December. 1901
Dated York eleventh day OF November. 1901
WALTER 9 wYCKoFF'. Secretary
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
New York City enber 11th 1901.
A suecfal meeting Of the stockholders OF re Hcl-
land Realty Company will be held on the md day OF
December. 1901 $3.50 o'clock r u az the once OF
sIch COMPANY SD Street, New York City.
Manhattan for the purpose votins proposition
Increase capital $4,000. consisting OF
coo shares Of Of $4,000 each TO sl2e-
to consist shares of the value Of slice 30
each - ---------
WALTER C WYCEOFF.
+ FREDERIC GEORGER,
EDWARD ". HARRIS.
CARLETON CURTIS.
A of Directors
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S4N FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Nov. 1S-The official closing quo
tations for nlinng stocks today were follows:
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4earbers-

A EVERETT STONE tYals and Columbia 516 West
"A. S5th St Tutor for all colleges; long experience
nR. W. G. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes or
~ at III E. s2a-st. Two pupils received in family
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

The Southern Pacific Company has guaranteed the
principa and interest of the bonds OF the San An
tonic and Aransas Pass Railway Company and OF
the Cia Valley. Globe and Northern Railway Com
ranv TIE earnings and expenses Of said COM
uauies are not included in the above statement
For the three months ending September 90, 1s0l.
they
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
5rbooI AaeurIrs.

A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCl
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governeses
etc. Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs II. J. YOUNG-FULTON. 25 Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

SUEZ CANAL.
D1fJE ROARD OF ADMINISTRATORS OF the
L suAz Canal Co. has decided admit from January
,s, 1eno ships drawing (26 feet incnes Eng
instead of m 80 % ieet iAie"es' IAe'A'N' "
mum allowed heretofore
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
For Both Sexes-City.

MISS CARRIERS SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
VI So E. St.-Reopens Oct I'd Manual training
and kindergarten. French sI ccialty-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22

STATIONS naturally make the London
papers lose patience.
II should be noticed that the very
best Of feelings exist between the gov
ernments. Great Britain has given
many proofs OF this especially IN the
recent Chinese imbroglio, and the GER
man emperor has done his part 70
maintain good understanding thus
he decorated Lord Roberts upon the re-
turn OF this general from the African
campaign. But the friendly policy or
the two governments has failed TO
bring the two nations IN closer touch
with one another They appear to DC
drifting farther apart
The outcome may possibly be COM
plete change IN the British forelgn
policy. The London Times suggests
this possibility. when II says:
"The demeanor Of the German people
ana language Of the German press do
not had as to take an optimistic view
of the future The question inevitably
presents Itself whether there Is any
use IN attempting to pursue the object,
SO long cherished by many Englisnmen'
of thorough understanding between
England and Germany. on whether II Is
not wise to look In other quarters TOR
I'm arrangement on a common basis OF
interest"
ootbor quarters would perhaps be
Russia although the interests OF Great
Brltaln and that empire always have
been REGARDED as conflicting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
. PECULIAR PROCLAMATION,

The Tooele county board Of health
must be either in q state OF undue exc
element unwarranted by actual cir
cumstances. or in frame Of mind mat
desires theatrical display II has pro-
claimed. for an indefinite period q
quarantine against Salt Lake county
for all children under sixteen years OF
age The parent or guardian Of any
such child that lnyades Tooele county,
for any purpose or under any preteSt
Is to be Subject TO penalty Of mlsde-
nieanor upon conviction
Scarlet fever and dlphtheria are
somewhat prevalent in this city. hut
there Is no case for any great alarm
There Is reason why quarantine regu-
latlons, affecting the residences where
there are patients suffering from either
Of these Affections, and persons who
have been exposed to infection, should
be rlgldly enforced and strictly com
Piled with. It IS also necessary that
there should be system OF general
sanitation, and the careful disposal Of
all infected matter and decaylng ma
terial. so as to stamp out these dlsor-
ders as quickly as possible.
But there is no occasion for such
sensational and pretended precautions
az those adopted, In heroic style, by
the Tooele health authorities, 1t only
raises an alarm and gives Salt Lake
an unfair reputation, as though II We're
center and breeding place for con-
taglous diseases 1t is not very likely
that any children of the age designated,
WIN either stray over the wide stretch
of country between Salt Lake City ana
Tooee towns and villages, or make a
playground Of the sage and greasewood
areas that intervene There Is much
more likelihood Of some lncautious or
Indifferent adult carrying the germs Of
contaglon from one county into an
other, than Of their transmission by
The journeying Of children into those
remote spots.
How the Tooele health people expect
to be able to prosecute the parent or
guardian of a child, alleged to have
carried disease into place within their
jurisdiction, and where the proceedings
are TO take place, and In what manner
they would be able to procure convlc-
don, are questions that appear to be
widely open. We commend all health
boards In practical suggestions and en-
deayors in behalf Of the public health,
and advise our readers everywhere to
aid In the promotion of every rational
measure TO stamp out disease But we
see no sense in such proclamation as
that which has come from Tooele, and
think It Will be regarded rather as a
burlesque than In any other light by the
majority Of people In both counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
sCHLEY's COURT EXPENSES

The offer Of some Of Admiral Schley's
admirers, to raise funds to pay the ex-
penses attending the investigation into
his official conduct on the Cuban Coast,
has provoked many comments from the
press. Among them is the following
from the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle;
admiral schley's statement that he
has been impoverished by the expense
forced upon him by the court of Inquiry
indicates that his lawyers must have
taken advantage Of the situation 70
charge him most exorbltant counsel
fees, since the government paid oil the
other expenses and gave him active list
pay during the session Of the court
That is followed by some caustic re-
marks directed against the admlral's
counsel in the case II Is strange thai
an intelligent newspaper should pub
llsh such peryerslons of well-known
fact, for the purpose Of saying some
thing bitter concerning gallant officer
and his eloquent and able attorney be-
fore the naval court.
Admiral sohley did not state that he
was Impoverished by the expense
forced upon him by the court Of In
curry" On the contrary when declin-
ing the offer Of aid from his friends,
he denied the stories that had been cir
culated concerning the amount OF those
expenses. Neither did he or any Of his
friends intimate that this inquiry or
its cost had been forced" upon him.
The court was appointed and convened
at his own request. In order that he
might be cleared from false accusations
made against him.
Whatever may be the decision In his
case 1t will be clear to the general
American mind that he performed the
task expected Of him In the battle OF
Santiago, and that he has borne him
self as an officer and a gentleman
throughout the unpleasant ordeal
forced upon him by publications affect
ing his honor and his reputation. The
remarks Of the Rochester paper sounc
like echoes from the charges OF Maclay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22
AGITATION IN GERMANY.

The anlmosity between the British
and German peoples seems to be grow
ing In intensity. Hitherto the English
press has not paid much attention to
the agitation, but now the influential
London papers regard the situation as
grave, and even the Times plainly tells
the German people and government,
that the British nation viii not
acqulesce In any Impeachment OF the
honor Of our gallant soldiers, which Is
as dear to us as Is that Of the German
army to the German nation"
There are several causes for the an
tipathy manifested between the two ma
tlons. But the chief OF these Is, UNI
doubtedly, mutual jealousy on account
of the existing rivalry for the worlds
trade. Germany. since her war with
France, has rapidly risen to power
OF great Importance. But she has moi
reached the goal Of her ambition. Che
Is constructing navy which, SHE
hopes. in time viii become supreme
upon the sea. Great Britain is her
most formidable rival as a naval pow
err, and, until recently, in all the mar
lSets OF the world. That accounts sufii'
ciantly for the existing ill-temper.
But the Boer war has furnished an
excuse Cor anti-Engllsh demonstrations
Lately so-called Chamberlain
meetings have been held in many parts
Of Germany, and In one locality IN IN,
Rhine province statue In honor Of
Dewet Is about to be unveiled. This Il
heroic bronze bust on a massive ped
estai, bearing an inscription In which
the Boer commander is called "ou
valiant brother in blood" Such demon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-22

offer On our part OF colonial self-govern-
nent at a fixed date, coupled win me
guarantee for the equality Of use OF the
Dutch language
THE interval between the end OF the
war and the establishment Of selt-goV-
eminent 70 he occupied In repatriallng
prisoners, rebuilding farms and restock-
Ing them, and generally re-establlshlng
civil life under the authority OF Q coun-
ell, some OF whom are TO be chosen
from the prominent Beers.
IAN amnesty TO colonial rebels ana
the withdrawal Of the Punishment proc
lamatlon."
II a preliminary agreement could be
entered into with the Boer leaders on
these points, an armlstlce would be de"
clarod, ana the further details could be
worked out at leisure.
Colonial sclf-goyernment appears to
be the natural solution Of the south
African problem IN It's present status
And IN all probability the conservative
Boer leaders would be willing to con-
slider proposition OF that kind. They
might at least be given opportunity TO
express themselves on that question,
Should they refuse a generous offer
they could certainly not count on the
sympathy end moral support Of the
world, for the continuation Of hopeless
conflict