Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-04-08 | Page 4 | Local News

We Imagine that the will of Cecil Rhodes will be uaurpitse lo the world It sIiouh the mu.. to have I'oen blonder blond-er and iiioib far-rcmhlng In his sympathies sym-pathies than hnd generally bn sup-osed. sup-osed. oven by those who Knew him tor a glunl of energy brain nnd heuii How much I. It iissoi Lilian with John Havs Hinimond ri other Americans or vvorld-wid. eiujp of mind, had to do with his benefactions that Include Ame leans can never be known, but the probability Is that this association widened his vision greatly During his life, Mr. Rhodes used his wealth and hla Intlueneo toward British Imperialism, Imperial-ism, and to the upbuilding of colonial rights and privileges. Hid will shows that this principle was deep-seated ln his thoughts, anl more, that he considered con-sidered all Hngllsh-speaklng peoples as one, In the ultimate analysis. Tho greatness of tits soul Is Just becoming understood by tho wor'C; as usual, too late.