The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-24

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tho wind vas biowina tina, when the thinea.
10 force The nat iyes 10 worn IL. The mines
but tho natives would have an ally in them,
r. Gocrs They az 92, Wish 70 Ra,e go
would deal wish tho natives With absolute
right aud i~ustice, and tho natives would
have their support II their rights were cur
Bct wcen these two declarations the native
South African sh0uld v" able "a. DRIVE no
lnoonsiderable advantage. especially from
that of tho Bocr leader, in congestion With
which an article In tho frdnstdnI Lsod'y hsi
month has created some sensation he
der. " aud dealt With the alleged Boer ideu
IL IL held hy the writer. that the next fifteen
years viii be occupied nv tho Africander
people in Organizing themselves for tho sH-
preine effort to create an ~Afrlcsnder south
African federated republic south OF tho Gam
sons for tho endeavor to throw OF British
domination, and some tendencies are cited
TO demonstrate the correctness OF the authors
view Much stress Ia laid upon the silent
working upon the Bocr mind of the death
bed message Of President Andres Pretorius
IN the form Of a letter, In which 1T Ia. alleged
that the two pol lcHl eClipses were foretold
infinitely and In detail. and II winds up with
the %triumphal assurance of final and com
plete victory soon after the second eclipse;
Thereafter God Himself shall take, the sword
In hand. and no violence shall be done to the
independence OF the republic again to the
end OF the everlasting hills. +.
NEW YORK, May ~.