MR KRUGER'S EXILE.
BAIL FOR HIS BEHAVIOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA. LONDON, December 12. Mr Kruger, who, as is known, has been living for some time at Menionne, lately expressed a strong desire to return to South Africa, with the intention of taking u « a permanent residence near Pretoria. He. obtained the aid of some rich and Bvni %M!.thetic friends, and an tattempt was in-idi^ to approach the Colonial Omce u ,; nn the subject. Two of these friends one of' whom is already well known for his BoeV sympathies, offered bail to the eSent o***loo,ooo each, for the exPresident'.'* go"d behaviour in the Irans™We are »'*H a position to state, however, that ittere is no chance of Mr Kruger .being allowed to return. It is thought that Viis presence would be mi excuse for the together of dmloyal elements. «nd w,->uld offer an opportunity for the- -commencement of any inti-Britirfi propaganda that might be agreed upon.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9646, 22 January 1903, Page 3
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