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1 _ -"% THB WAR SITUATION.

| Is cannot be denied that the war 'in South Africa has been productive of some surprises, not all of which have been of a pleasant character so far as British participants and specta- tors of the struggle are concerned. The very first surprise was that the Boers instead of fortifying their frontier and acting upon the defen- sive, boldly invaded Natal and Cape Colony, on the south of their border and laid siege to Mafsking and Kim- berly on the west. British plans had been laid for the invasion of the Transvaal and the Orange State. It became the 6|-st business of the Brit- ish forces to hold in check the armies

them of our soil.

Since the beginning of the war

there have been other painful sur-

“APPGIN TED

we met with some reverses in the

ll struggle, the Boer forces did not exceed nine thousand men.all told. It

_, was supposed that the two republics

might now array for defence a force

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‘of twenty-live to thirty thousand. Instead of that they have flung into Natal fully thirty thousand men and into Cape Colony and Bschuanaland

Di‘<hs|..t.|s' gf _ not less than twenty thousand more.

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lines theaurlscvy, she aggressivenem andthe numbers ofthe Boer forcm have alike surprised the British people. There is something in fact almost incredible in the promptness and unanimity with which *-he entire male population of Boerland have

sprungto arms and rushed into the' fray. ,

invading our territories 'and to drive-

Another agreeable surprise has been the insistence of *-he greater colonies of the Empire to bear a part in the struggle. The Canadian Regiment new arriving, the Australian and New Zealand Contingents, some of whom have already had a brush with the enemy in the Held, are in some sort a revelation to the Mother Country and to the world. These forces from the north and the south. joining with those of the British Isles from India and the Volunteers of the Caps and Natal. give to the nations a new ideaof the might and soli darity of the Empire.

And the enemy has also had his

painful surprises. The Beers entered upon this struggle conldent that man for man they were more than a match for the Qlieen's soldiers. They have learned that they cannot stand up and Bght against British troops in the open lield at all. Ia every battle they have been beaten, and if by sheer force of numbers they have surrounded our garrisous they have not been able to force a single one of them to yield. No Boer attack upon as intrenched position has succeeded. On the other hand they have been driven from intrenched hillbups, from earthworks and from every position of vantage in whiehtheyfhate chosen to dght. The Boer has courage, bat he has learned at Glencoe, at Blends- lasgte, at Reitfontein,at Ladysmith and Belmont that the Briton belongs to a race more masterful thin he. -

Possibly there may have beenlome'-‘

a very few-among our own people who were doubtfu of the issue as be- tween equal numbers of British sol- diers and Boers in battle. Since the Crimean war, now more than forty years past,the British armies have

never inet white men as eaemies on .

the battledeld. Against Sepoys,Zulur, Abyssinians, Afridis, and Dervishes

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as it is today his words would have received but little credence. Clearlv the British public has been surprised to find five or six weeks after the

with prophetic foresight predicted two,,6gifW`S °‘l‘"Pm°"°' Th° BW" i' ‘ I months ago the exact war situation 'h"'° "'°““' °f °"‘"`dY f'°°m°' md °'

well armed and equipped as we. .But half a dozen lights in the pastifew weeks have removed the doubts of the few who may have doubted, and

'gr beg,” gh” in four camps’ 0,, gm, established the faith of these who all

risons,20_000 British soldiers are now along believed the British soldier the

too, we lost some prisoners--'at Glen-

determined foe who would indict severe losses in killed and wounded. but we had not expected _these losses of brave men “missing,” with the missing exceeding in numbers the killed and wounded. It is a new and strange experience. _ '

There have been other surprises of

ooe and even at Belmont. We had __ counted upon meeting a brave and

,hug up ,nd besieged cut og' from com_ by best lighting unit in the world. Here- munication with the dutside world.Yet “ffer thi’ BW" 'ln g°_f°'th °° b“’tl° such is and has been for some time the; “th the f°" °f_m°°"“g °' mm” "°_’°° condition of our forces in Lgdysmith’ lute _and determned lighter than hirn-

Kimberly, Mgfeking ,nd Euwourh I And heregéersfwz, our men will

We who were thinking of a victorious °° m°'° °§“°_ " _ls 'fm' “mfg” YM‘NT°"-‘l“ -" .. ' »

march to Bloemfontcin and Pretoria 'med f“P°"°"°y‘ Tb" "ll h"° 1" csiigtzieihdhipiiiga digiligiitoriftsdybolilintiilacell igqt P\11PK_g I :‘ "‘

have had to take measures for the se- 'fmt' "1 f‘"‘°'° battles' _ £=f_l°},'li§su:3£i,°g,;f; ‘f§¢§§2,§,i°f;',§g¢1','-_ ~ E193- _ 1 _ " curity of the capital of Natal and the ”_"_' lungs :£226 "";g‘§g,__ R v .. I 1 *H*

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relief of the pmmond Town. All Aft" “flh 0'5"' 99815193 _h°'° _°_°P‘ 2:5031 '§g?r¥;f¥~i':_;'__§_i_§2:‘t}_l;°‘§‘|fE°;{;f§ gig €].Cfb .ref so this has been painfully surprising to my-ed no imp0l'¥*Pf' 9l7_f*W_?g'° P°°"'l0“ are permanenvly- covered. but to sltiw the EQJPILOCS, f

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9“"Prise of the war was, however, the ease larger forces than their own. cu” P' on 'I avqmone ' 't '

disaster at Nichols3n’s N ek by which, British faith in the issue of the con- _g

a considerable body of our inest Hint has ill H0 wily V0°»lI0ll0d b00Ml8¢ _ ' _*_* “_

tm .pi were made prisoners and car- of the strength the enemy has dove- `°ugen

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