Deseret Evening News | 1901-06-01 | Page 19 | Bermuda Islands for England's Boer Prisoners

BERMUDA BeRl D ISLANDS FOR L BOER O R I PR S i w SA V fr tp 1 r Within the scope of oe the tho law art nr ar hOYn the he hI Inland f In Bermuda in th iii for d et t b by III h Ii I camps for tOr Deer Boer prisoners I i i g nam s t r ee Islands known t ns tie Tuckers luckers i iI Morean ter 11 lp l t lun aI as 1 and a R n Who cannot be c arr ii J t purled III at HI gt and au 1 o n where in r PI j len inn they will n be over Then It is I very ry likely ly thU tho gallant detained be Itil ever tl ei hoera will bl 1 u j d to tJ UI u C vt I As s the tha Bermudas lie He only miles Ater distant t the th Hoer Boer prisoners will bo be froth our l practically I a ly w within hall nt at r ap lIa by the Iho British Tilt They V troops and by hy warships while fill tt lill l j II the gnat barrier reefs are so 80 h narrow and from the tho imitate that m 11 open sea There aro arc said to toi be i n Y rn muda Chain as there are Aro as man ninny false 8 uni one I tp sin I s days daya In the tho yea year i hut but tell few In In Ih for tor Wood and water venter of oC im ate are tar hey are very ery scarce springs 1111 tits Ii b n the climate Is mK log nu no monotone that of twin alt monotonous s as a n steady thing The Iho T ho coral rock u nr Irr lf It g one J and tS Ih yu yua become 11 ns nil to look 1001 at II ns as the IHO tho t p a dt a vr err lilt dg