The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-27
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o." 1rv, that thr n.~r- have p%rrrla,n 0
'h- founding - 5000 u.'w r~puhlE-. one
tN- north uf 'h" Gr,u.yaal. AMI he
vr-f % 'Nr OHp.f vu i~hlltvavp Raw
49, turus fI. things fu d. rNTsS t',i
Boo ih" u.ffu'ru Itn.y1tl has b'-r
-haI1v~t .iurr rtflv IN the VAR. Cd"
srrp'iou- given - the country ~ IN
tiwD- M TIr H. sh.ving hat = va
neut,y adapted Tor a protrlct',i DIT. Pc
war Il cumprt-.'- a territory abou' =
hundr~l and eighty miles from ncf'0 ,
-.uth AMI ahuut one hundred ant INV r
width. guarded 10y M" natural RAJ. a-,
aud hisu. ~ - the Dtak"nsh"rr ~
I~artpan-l.rg on the -1uth, west ana 81 .f
aLI covered hv tho P~orfugu'-n " a-
on the oI-t, ia" total ARA t'lrg
2iUH square mI.s-, nearly double
Switzerland Although tn" detail lava
not VET l.en received. " u - Through
"A letter which elud,~i ~" censorship nat
there ha- h.sn trouble between ~" k-TS
under tomnandant R-yers. and tro r,'.t'-
Of IA. country To- the north AMI 't-' Z
Petersburg who had r%c,rlv,Vt arms "a
ammunition from the British au'N.r -
The ufeusive was TAKEN hy the natives
ant tho affair ended 100 their bong IUt.t a.
cally wped out.
What the of tho psSpI" no ~.
new northern republic iaay 10 IN r%u'0'"0~
ann wal IANNfNlNA - INV 49, NN ''f. '..
pelarrv has sta'ei -inCe tho I-N,c' U.,u-
tia,inu- tegan, that the Tfaus,alI u Ii
keep the hght up for another two v't-
With regard t. the newly iuru'-i -
pubic Of IAugeu"rg which tuLr r the
Western half ~ British bc~huailliri ...
tween the Orange River on %" -"u'i ,lI
the MoioJn un he north, Nlth a." t'fw.I
territory "a the wet, "a" informal 60
hand l. too .'aniv to enahl" a yllru"'' '.
H. formed a, to it. stability u be- Np
that there has been n drit ~ ''r'n'' t'Hf'
state and Iran-yaal bGTglrrS ~ that i0H
ton for several months past. AMI ~ v
thought that they wer" gong II" t"'i' '"
the tAla Colony THt.l-. II lrv ~I'i..,f-
that ihir vd- au "ttut. d tha' i"t Wen"
really organizing a nov state l." arcs
81 To" territory th"N have o"cupi'l - ''s'i
% So ~.ua~c on. lt~. slipping Ia o." N'-'-
ward with all tie rivers running r'. 80
German Inr-s~-iuus n" eastern i|' ''r-
land contains ~" Lang" Hcrg"u rang ''.n
which m" u'w rrlunlu' seems 7" have ''srn
it, name
Their, has also hNrn n report hat a num'sr
81 Bu'r~ from 'IH northeastern lHu-.' Hl
Who tpkk,4l -.it.. 'ht British H~"tHlta'u' :
Pretoria lad .. f4''-u'l themselves M .'
anglo formed hv Tho German i"trtpfN uu''t
ufIak' \rlmi They would m"' '"' hH"IN ''
REMAIN long und,-tufhs.i, Is n'gu. Ia'iul f'
~atdtu H." going On 'oriAc pruluuga'lun"i'a "
German railway, nov under construction
from Naif'.h Ray To- W udhu"k IN lhttnhiH-
hand. through British territory Ia Bullwa''
there 90 Join the great central African rai'-
way.
A. regard, ,he peace negotiations ~"
qu.,tU.u # ui-lrmafn.uf l. M" one the moot
likely 'p lead 20 the breakdown - th" neg
nations. or 4 not that, to n general exodus
- he NOR, determined among th" hurgh"r~
e. the new republics. All the Bier i"id''>
and ihu~" VINO have vi>,tet thi- country
have always hrld that disarmament Ia iagV
Of IA. uatVC- would hr intulerahls.