Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-24
Special Correspondence

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Il nus 'es'' D's :" sns ,.a,s - -
world for the past half dozen
years. 1t seems small and poor when
one travels over it. entered it from
ape Coiohs az foufleeii streams
above kimberley. and came thence py
s:.il through JOHANNESBURG on my way
,a,, ~, ,;,4,. for,,ar
-, -. s. ne uiseaiee 70 .,..f1 ~ tnei
.i.a t.oii Ne" OTIS TO Wasn.i's .o'i,
I al. ~ IS ABOUT an equal distance IRON
.'. tot y ~ ths Eeast Wliese TUG 81 w
eucne ts saa ,, Dsslli. UNI lkst
1917, eoo ini ~, or ~ souln oi ti'c
fpo ,,!, OF Shpdesla.
ness nsuLes give you !, some as iuea OF
Ire arsa o. the country, Inc lfahsvnai
70 apout ."ise ls Dig az limos OF IOWA
~ Is hlsh, ars anu comparatively uu'-
lel. ana some OF II seems Almost
ueSett. IN my way mere ] Eoce :for
l,ll.es W " see.ils y n9use, ana an
iioil9 tle WY ltoia Nii'tpt9ie? "
Ional'nespufg 81, there are no towns OF
White White population I.tss than That Of IL tbs
sly, sly 81 Millheapoiis ana including tne
p ,.,,tta ~ nun,pev .niee t,.arS l,e
- nus i'ot ~ 'i'i's peopie as
ms. t,haui hi p.,,a. tna;n q, ~ r,,,,
- y . ',s. .'",, " W. ~ na a.'s vha
az nno 'as i'u,evv pi'p oi
ne 100 ~ nnn
l5atr o.a's
sn,.,l 1--WE, w
~ a.'u .,ss
os'e' 'Ns oVa. ~ Sisssa t i''o DUETS
MILLIONS In MINES.
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Is m ~ ~ ll'e eonIitrs
=, W., ~ Ail,'Gs: ~ lea1s Ile World as
II, $50, una !, plas ialr 20 DO SO as TO
tha p,m,,i,,. Nm, ~, ~ asfghaS wfitten o.
,tmiIi,,.,, ,',,ie' WHEN produced me
cnve,sl !, ,a thi isRsSi ever w
~, .eEel. y YES WITHIN 10 H,it.s Of this
,r,,y, ny ~ ~ rs .ufed OUT ss9,ooo,opo
4 fo,,r ,nn,,s s ~ ,, ~ t ,,e pas1
,,9i,,,,s e,s .,te other ulh'l1ona
i,,.,. ,,i,es ~, ~ ~, .a'p ,sl.iG hLs also SOP
In fn,,t , ~ ~ aI,'u, Mm'eh il4 VIII
dnrt il ,ra,,ta,. , - r ,at sneif pro
49,, .,ih ,t "a, on any other
,,IIir lia IN, aunta more inan soo
NJ, T., sn 70 .iie Woriu SUP
!, ~ a,id tney
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,,Sl,nn III ,;,.t, LUIS Snall write more
Nis'l = o' .ia u 9. Duts
FARMING IN SOUTH AFRICA
mr. ,,,ae
,,,I NM H'iai ,il,poIlahce ot inc Trans
r.1il;,, ouas,ue .ts mines, mines, is as stock
49, ,t,., WI, y, Ane iano is nigh ana
VIII 49,, ana ,! me cllmate Is htted for
s,iai. :. mo ne most Oh tEe colony
r. - , -. - -. i, 49, y - ~ go.
,,r,.nt ..,,,,. 49, tipieiaild. composed or
S tI,a, Loii,ns plaills, crossed here and
,,,.El.t W .oW ranges OF mountains a
Siua' Pa.h OF inc country Is covered 4
s ~, surupps prush' put much Of 1t Is
~ ~ una SO scantliy watered
MI, Nh we aItttss burns UP IN the summer
\. lhe seasons y, mere are Just the opposite
8s,. ouiss; l'e "iitef is from April TO
,' ailN. hiia ina summer from DC
tunef ~ Marcn. me winters are cold,
~, Wy al ana. praclhg. me summers are
ny, Witll some ralH1ali to temper the
hea :.
K, 90 tar only small part of the land
mas I,i. tpe ,e taken up There are some-
alhlng IKE lo,oooOoO acres in the Trans
wal, ana the registered farms number
only ,Oo0. he average Size of Il farm
Is 6,ooo acres, or nearly 10 square miles
10 each farm
me most OF the farmers are Beers.
lnnd and al s l', ,i'a rs are oa aner
lets y out TO the native Kaffirs, who
PAM Y IN little pitches Of from one