SOUTH AFRICA
GENERAL BOTHA'S RETURN.
IMPRESSIONS OF PEACE TERMS.
Preen Association—By Telograph—Copyright. CAPETOWN, July 24 (delayed). General Botha has lauded, and had an enthusiastic welcome.
He said the peace terms were onerous, and he thought some of them unnecessary, superfluous, and impracticable. All now would depend on the Germans themselves. If they honourably intended to carry out the conditions, he felt certain that difficulties would be removed.
AJ'tor. paying a tribute to the attitude of tho British statesmen, who, he said, led the world, ho appealed to tho people to discuss their own difficulties with calmness. He anticipated for-South Africa such development as she had never before known.—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17691, 31 July 1919, Page 5
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