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European representative of the Transvaal government-. Has issued a proclamation

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ANTWERP, November 2.-Dr. Leyds

throughout Holland urging employers to take into their employ distressed Boers ‘ driven from their country by Lord Rob~

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is no doubt that the inadequate harvest VJ thi! W0l‘1fl- HM “Wk is ’i“'°k"' "55 'I '

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The news that Sir Thomas Lipton ha*

challenged again for the American`s cup isprobably the beginning ot another farce which willbe carried out in the name of

fair and decent sport. As a mat-ter of fact. there is agood deal that is unfair about the cup races, which are rathera travesty on true sport. Yatchsmen in this section are beginning to appreciate the fact, and to become intensely disgust- ed with the existing condition of things. Primarily the cup races have become the amusement of millionaries. None others need apply. A man who challenges for or defends the cup can count upon spending $ZX)_(l)0, anyway, and circumstances may run his hills up to more than twice that amount. \Vhat a contrast between this state of things and the time when the .America was first sent across the ocean iiyaparty of yachtsmen who went into the venture for the sake of sport ! Is not the time near at hand when the privileges

of Dsrsxnxso 'Ina Am-:RxcAx's CUP.

will go to theinian who will bid highest ior it l. Apparently even now we are not inrfrom that condition of things.

There isa worse feature about the cup

races, in that 'the spirit of the deed of gift has been lmnrlidently violated. It vas provided that the challenging vessel, should sail atoss the Atlantic, this pro- vision being meant Jto insure that only naworthy |9005 shcdxld complete for the cup. ' I .j

The British havejlrept rigidly to this

oontract. W of the Americans? Since the days of tHi‘VigQant, has there been one cup defetidlrthati even an experienced

eynchtsman wéjzld to take 50miles`

‘hun land in Q hard blow? Would any sensible man degree crow the Atlantic in the Colulibih, unless attended bya steamer for rescue porposes?

Before the .days of the Defender, the

Americans kept up 'to their side ofthe implied contract; The Burgess boats were well built and are as good to-day as they were when they _started in the trial races. Yachts built on Burgess’ models have been sent tothe llshing banks with per- tfect safety. The delicate racing machines which are now chosen to_defend the cups are the

FASTEST YACHTS AFLOAT.

.bat they can be iloated with safety only in sheltered waters. It is neither sports- lanlike nor even decent to compel British qachtemen to bring over their sturdily built yachts to complete with these de- licate racing machines. Let both sides bve fair play.

Ifracing machines are to compete for

the cup, let both sides have them. If the cup is a prize forocean cruising yachts Jetit be decided so, and enforce the de- cision. As matters stand, the New York Ymht Club for years has been putting up 3 huge bunco game upon British challeng- er; In doing so they have disgraced the into of American sport. They have de- gnded what once the greatest yacht ance of modern `=times, not a confidence

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Don’t Neglect

Your Watch

If you allow your watch to run

ooo long without cleaning, or with damaged parts it may be worn so had ly as to deseroy its usefulness as a timepiece- better have it examined by your Watch Doctor and if in need of repairs he will advise you accordingly lad perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST on our repair depart-

ment turning out first-class work only. ‘Wa cc vnrraa Au. con woax; if you have r \ us atrial it will pay you 4 and we will be pleased L

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American millionaire can purchase n vic- tory, merely by signing a cheque. ,

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arts. Dire mlsarv reigns here among the Bo :elfamilies h S rxpelled or transported oy the British government. Some of them are all but starving.

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