by ties in South Africa upon the of the postponement of the Wales's visit, When matter scerne significance is to drop oyt of the ish Empire wher ver a cone i nient opportunity occurs, while another ix said to be Bolshevist a very. wholehearted way. Against these two is the party formerly led by Gen. Botha and now under. the command of that very. able statesman and soldier, Gen. Sinute, defeat of this Tatter party n provoke serionx consequent sch a condit-it by the of Wales would be. unthinkable. Av. Hertzog, the lealer of the jonalist Party, has now made more or leas clear that 10 matter what party is returned at the coming elections, the invitatfon to. the Prince will be renewed, and it is very satisfactory to Ihear this expression of sentiment. Tt must go alone way to allay the fears which from time to have. been expressed concern' South Africa,
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