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BULLER FIGHTING A BIG BATTLE

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Mosriuzsi., Jan. 13»-(Special)- casrnicriso views .inovr Lsoirsiiirii. -I

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ys q K y admired by au' at present, as the belief is Gen.White

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regulars.

New Yoizx, Jan. 14 -(Special) --

ments to Gen. French to help him 0b_ The Journal this morning says, Gen.

ench yesterday turned the Boer’s

emy in a brilliant dash. ‘

RT OF A GENERAL ADAANCE .

LATER.-SUN DAY.

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again the story ot the mutiny and its his hftf T°°7'.'°',"°'°z'1" °°°“'“t' sgnummn md in u‘_ ,

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On Saturday morning

received from his sos ing letter, from whhl Tl

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ToRoN'ro. J an. 13--[Special) -The L |)¢._ ‘_ I ’s Mounted Infantry were given a 0 DMI IA :-

g t farewell. Each man is insured , '=~

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$1.000 ~-id will rw-in ~ if-may FIELD MARSHAI. I.0RD RDBERTS 0F KAIIDABAR. `“":"°°"‘"': _I on reaching Cape Town.

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berries are good at any tlue.bat Cape Town strawberries were delie-

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In which he descnbes the events and freshwith the ruddy complection of ° °°°"° °” k°°' 7.* ,°\'|n

y racing they won an important

The streets wereso crowded that am

at times the troops had to make their “Img the 0"” 6 Rive' wa h `

y t rough the side streets.

xitw zii..ii..»iNDsRs' nRii.i.uix'r cnaiioii.

A British force today took a p0ei- BU

tion at Jagersfontein on the Boer’s

eastern Hank after heavy artillery Ere.

lgtempted to take tlie position when t N ' '

e ew Zaalanders. by a brlllllllt

Sliargetdrove them ntl

Pocket,

: ' Following the first vote of .£l0,- g:f:t;.l3:d;:r:;::;?:a‘

London is keyed up to a pitch of 000,000 another £20,000;000 ($100.-. 0, T W ,nd 3

s hope and dread and is frenzied 000 U00* '11 be k d f 5 P. Mm' un' um. nun".

° nervou , wi as e or as a war r

over the departure of the volunteers ¢i-¢dir,_ This hash u

Home Diaries for

I: VIENNA, Jan. 14.-(SP0¢ll-I)-“The

Neucc Freie Presse today publishes a

1900 iiiinpsicii from Brussels is ii.. sirec

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for Cape Town.

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Germany demands an instant- reply,

makes a second protest to Gi-eat Brit- ain and asks a guarantee against a re- currence of wrongful seizures.

A BOER DEiI’ATCH ABOUT LADY:MITH.

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that the Boers have stormed the heights of Ladysmith and the capitu- lation of that town is hourly expected

und to flank the Bier’s position

- _ - .one who lives muchi theo ° , d h°,‘"' ‘mm “'° '3"i°'_ I 'm 'mul

Etiliidh Ilgliierih) hijiisgelililei tminlho-e?_y. filet that faint suspicidlu of Edvlilzggfelii- th" 14:" ia ° h°'"°‘A'l '° M” 'ki

- - ness which is nearl nl a e to be `

assist. ’:§::fn:n..1°°.::° - si " ’ '°°° 2° “ "n.;°.':""'°"‘°"' ° ““‘"

, . was Lord Roberts’ dey oi days, for ‘mf 30512" 13 POPULAR n ' .n ww.. .

en. Frenchs troipi are working .

ns is a great coat,shirt and socks mllsd

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twice on that day he did deeds either of On f th morgan” “nom t

eo e secrets ot Lord Roberts’ . )

which would have won him the V. C. great populsnty with soldiers an

Following up the retreat ofa bod of ` h' ' no .ui

4 Y Wl ‘nd

y is is friendly famili rit 'th iq T“`_~

mutini ers, he .~aw two Sepoys enteringnhie men, and his constant in- :uv ' 8 ‘nm _ ‘.4

a synchronous advance in all the aviilage Small in sim, almost! " T

. rsgi.e tereet in them. During the jubilee

British spheres of operation. HD fi"\ll'e. but Wiry. feerlel . ` `

ack

nd oiilcers alike. G. C

poictto have no distllgeiehiq lang r'--;=- ,af _

h Boers lok OI the lhli

5 s and quick time there was some Kind 0! big ban gn; _P N-

as bghtuing in his mo

ee expected. be

yesterday. , 5 e etc

s.ii.isBUR\' s mira is Kircnsxi-za.

Gitnsisxv is sNaRLixri aisotrr si~:`zUREs,

Lord Salisbury relies upon Lord

Kitchens in wh h h

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age a othei v boots isuot desirable.

odicers are stricken with dysentery as _ _ °"""'°""'°°' """°"" T5

_"_ ___________,_~______, esoeaeryisvsry bsaaiihl. We

a result. - I ` T T _

8 , causes smite bfi: eiieeaer

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Baking Powder

morning. The men tell in as they lftti

1 had the coaches and marched ol! some lined- `

implicit riniiii, igmssvi :lie oiiiiiisn M°d¢ fmm P01* "d ’"°'-‘° "'° °“‘ '°' °”°‘ W" "°

military system. F dam d tartar. nptconspicious item the rest ot the

P r

I w been a blizsird blowing. The dust

'rm-: MODDER Poisoivi-:D BY DEAD Boizns

_ -, dz stirred by the te.-t,oi the men tails to

The Modder River ` I

is said to be? leeward. At fines we cannot lee two‘

8 I¥;son°d;m_eam_ U it against ahun. hlundred yards. Sand blowing

wa rs

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- non-commissioaen and oleees.

vements, the lit- quot, at which Orientals were in attend-', gh .y

LLER i3Ei.isvi-:D 'ro Bi-: FIGHTING. U9 Liiugengnr dashed fi

. a er. The Sepoys ance. Lord Roberts was suddenly

Jalan” “hong the Bmish Omen! :gal around, feud both presented their found to niive lei' his plaee and was

. no-

_ _ ts; one o them had actually get where visib'e. He was at last discover is said to be a bar to success. gh, 1°” gh °f 1|

g pn ing the trigger. but ed talking some dthe brown-skinned A

LONDON Jan 14 _(Specm)_There the cap snapped, and before the Sepoy Indian soldiers when hehad

_ . recognized

_ f G B H could again tire, he was cnt in twain by as among the troops that had aecdmpan- IS D0 ¥_1°"° mm _ en- “ ef- ,the sword ot the little diioer who was ied him in tn.~.t great, grim, terrible ` I11l°bl9h\1Ud0“b-l°<:)lY lfighglni Wh” pursuing him.” march toCaadahar.

wi e t e critica atte o t e war

Dos Eyriiosiiisric ovER voi.Ux- WABLCHDH. OF £20,000 000_ ~ au" md 'nu' E'°"°°° u nxu'

'runs

ti thisl reach Prleeell-

ws.i'dl.:Tsnd tli?T3aoadl: Ooadegeas

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casualties immediately member ot the eoatugeat has a elsd

sewed in his pocket with same. age, rssideuceetc.. sothereeae be ne mis- take.As long as our names are aes lsee- tioned as killed or wounded we are

get to the trost. The Canadian Coe-

et second and third class and had r.hs in the cars and waeliroonmabies,

The regiment arrived here early this

sin ever since our arrival there hae'

oulid is nothing extraordinary, but

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