"MY FATHER."
MISS STEAD'S INTERESTING
BIOGRAPHY
(Bl ELICTRIC TILIORAPH—COPYIIMT.) (ifMM PMM ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, Sent. 4. Miss Eatelle Stead'e book. "My Father." contains some remarkable experiences. She declare* that Mr W. T. Stead was to have had the disposal of the Rhodes fortune on the lines Cecil Rhodes laid down, but as Stead wu<" violently opposed to the Rhodes war policy Rhodes appointed other trustees. Miss Stead relates that three weeks after ♦he drowning of her father, he appeared at Julia's Bureau, and assured the audience: "All I told you is true."
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9589, 5 September 1913, Page 5
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