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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
MANILA EDITOR,
GUEST AT LUNCH
Martin Egan, Famous Corre-
spondent, Going Back East
Talks Of Islands.

Martin Egan and Mrs. Egan, passen.
gers on the Mongolia, were the guests
at lunch yesterday, of Royal d. Mead
at the University Club. The party in
cluded several of Honolulu 3 prominent
men and women who were present to
meet the famous correspondent and his
wife. MIR. Egan has been in the Unit
ed States for several months on bust
ness trip, and Mrs. Egan has been
there even longer.
The party which sat down to lunch
was made up of E. FaxOn Bishop and
Mrs. Bishop, E. D. Tenney and Mrs.
Tenney, Mr.. Schaefer, J. NJ. Dowsett
and Mrs. Dowsett, j. f. Hackfeld, the
Misses Walker, Moses 7. Clegg and
Mrs. CIegg, Walter Dillingham;, w. II.
Babbitt and Mrs. Babbitt, r. d. Mead
and Mrs. Mead and 7. Give Davies.
Informal Affair.
it was a strictly informal affair and
was arranged by Messrs Mead and
Rabbit, who met Mr.. Egan in Manila
while there in the work of recruiting
laborers for Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Association during the past year. AT
ter the luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. Egan
took an automobile ride around the city
and called on former friends.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Egan are well
known IN the newspaper and magazine
world. Mr.. Egan represented the AS
ISOLATED press in Toxic during the Rus
sian war and was later at the head of
the London bureau of that organiza-
ton. Afterward he joined the Manila
Times as managing director, and was
the most prominent correspondent of
the Associated Press in the Far East.
Mrs. Egan is newspaper and maya
zine writer of note having made an en-
viable record as Elanor Franklin be-
fore her marriage to Mr.. Egan.
On Private Business.
81 have been in the United States
on a private mission for several
months, said Mr.. Egan yesterday,
''and am going back to get into har-
ness again in Manila. There is moth
ing special about my trip to the States
at this time, and ! am anxious to get
back to Manila as soon as possible.
"I believe that the islands are on
the eve of great material prosperity,
for men with capital in the United
States are working up to their great
possibilities. We have almost unbound
ed recources and have forged to the
front steadily ever since free trade, in
restricted form, was granted to the
islands three years ago.
Sees Great Future.
"The islands have a great future be-
fore them, and all they need to get the
capital necessary invested to develop
their resoprsss Is the publication of a
definite sat sment from the admins
tration at Washington as to what the
intentions of the United States are as
to the future of the country. Talk of
giving up the islands by the United
States is nothing less than crime, Z"
he concluded.
Just before leaving, Mr.. Egan had
talk with Alexander Hume Ford over
the objects of the Hands-Around pub
Lefty campaign for the countries bord.
ering the Pacific, and said. that he
would do all he coud in Manila to
further the movement and to get CO.
operation there for the objects which
tho organ ization had in view.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02

joe NJ. Lynch of stillwell, Oklahoma,
a halfblood Cherokee Indian, refused
to take the examination for license
to practise law in Tennessee because
there were negroes in the class. "I'd
rather never have license to practise
law in this or any other State than to
obtain it by sitting in class room for
two days and taking the examinations
in company with negroes" he said.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
oHAMBERI.AIN's COUGH REMEDY
IN AFRICA.

Mr.. Piet A. Uys, of Lelievlei, Orange
River Colony, testifies to the good quail
tiles of Chamberlain g Cough Remedy.
He says; owe have used it several
times for our children and ourselves
and expect to continue with it as we
found it excellent. We can recommend
it to anybody in the world. Z" There is
nothing better for children For sale
by Benson, Smith & Co., ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
FIRST INFANTRY COMING.

The San Francisco Call of January
81, publishes the following Associated
Press dispatch: Vancouver Barracks,
Washington, January 20,-The First In
fantry regiment, Col George X. Me
Gunnegle, has been ordered to proceed
to Honolulu. The regiment will leave
here May 5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
BILL CREATES A
CH|LO'S BUREAU

WASHINGTON, January a1.-The
Senate today passed the bill introduced
by Senator Borah, creating a children s
bureau in the department of COM
merce and labor, which will be directly
concerned with child labor laws and
legislation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02

When the army and navy board re-
arranged the stars in 1908 to meet the
ease of Oklahoma it did so with full
consideration of possible future changes
involved in the eventual admission of
additional states, with special refer
ence to the case of New Mexico and
Arizonia. Therefore the admission of
New Mexico and the prospective adj
mission of Arizona in the near future
will call for no radical Encouragement
of the general design, but simply the
addition of stars to the two rows which
are ready for them.
Probable Encouragement.
Although not actually settled, the
probability is that the star for New
Mexico will be placed at the end of the
second row and the Arizona star at the
end of the fifth row. If that plan is
carried into effect the field of the flag,
after both states are admitted, will APP
near ne follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature is on
each box
AXIS MEDICINE CO. St LOus e 5. a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-02-02
EARL DIES.

LONDON, January SO.-Baron Wear
dale, seventh Earl of stanhope, died
here today at the age of thirty-one.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Srabte inb / 9uftprens Sfo. Wtr

s. ginger ira Gremonton, l1tab,
gien9iDer lin @rfnring: v@dn SUI
Itru bar bapt liot Sorbom MOI f9r=
oiglapebe Mebniner; men bun bar
,foranoret i'm Mening, bbab Dr. &c.
ters &,1rifo ongaor. Sum baboe
beret ipg Ell lang Si0. 2egerne
opererebe paa benoe, og efter nogen
.&ios Torleb Tom DE til Sen @lut,
ming, at FUN maatte undertakes
en- M Operation. @i bragte benoe
igien til Soipitald, og efter at bum
bar fommet biem, fit bum ct Stlba>
gefolo, og blep en- meget ing &pin-
6e. Seq beiluttebe 6a at bore DOT
tor ielb og gap ben6e Str. 8eters
9rrrifo ifelge 6or1frifterne. Set bor
for tire Star ii6er,, og bum bur albrig
boot nogen Doftor ii6en. Sun bar
giort aft lit &%usarbeioe ielp iamt
on6et Mrbejoe peo @t6en al.
SsSngen Mpotbefer-M e6icin - fun
ct iimpelt, Ienge preoet urtemtDoel.
Eufin6er bar bibnet ON bets pioe
nn6erlige %belbreoen6e Strait. Sill
bereoet al og foriDnet Mmenbeoen
6irefte fra St. Neter gabrnep &
Sons &c., 1876 90. &opne Mbe.,
Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
bet store Desinfekdonsmiddel / Toi.
letten2

Det store Desinfektonsmiddel l Toll
letten2
De behpver like at betale soc el-
Ter $1.oo for en- Pint at listeriske Des-
infektionsmidler eller Peroxide. De
kan faa IS Pints at en- mere rensen-
de, Observation-Disclosures, helende og
desinfcerende antiseptisk OplGsning
at en- csc Hske at Paxtine = ct op-
l1seligt antiseptisk Pulver, som fin
DIES i allie Apotheker.
Paxtine draber allie Bakterier, der
foraarsager Sygdomme, Forraadnelse
.og ~ubehagelig Lugt, Diet er derfor,
at Diet er Diet bedste Mundvask OF
Gurgelvand og at Diet ophaver ilde-
lugtende Aande, renser og bevarer
Tenderne bedre end almindeligt
Tandpulver, og i ct Afrivningsbad
med dette udryddes Sved og andre
ildelugtende ~Substanser' fra Legemet.
Enhver proper Kvinde paaskjgnner
dette og diets mango andre Brug i
Sundhedens og Toilettens Tjeneste.
Paxtine er ypperlig for Betandelse
i Halsen og 0jnene og for Rensnina
at Munden og Handkerchief efte1
Regning. De kan faa "Paxtine 1oi
let A%ntiseptic" j allie Apotheker 70,
25c og soc, eller portofrit med Pc
stem fra The Paxton Toilet Co., Bo
ston. Mass, der vii sende Dem e,
fri Prove. hvis De 9nsker at forsgg,
Diet f6r De kjsber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
So Datom.
Nrofpsfnr Nnrf

= @rofesfor @ortt @rmcipol
be6 Milbonf offenIige Sfole, er beo
8Dretten blepen mulfteret $40 for
at babe gibet en- Of fine @leper, en-
15-narig &ige>. ct 9refigen. &i'
gems Gaoer traf 6pn bto1ige STOLE,
meter for @etten, og ba set blep
bebiit, at Nigen bar ipgelig, fan6t
&etten at Sen Iegemlige @ebielie
bar mtn6re bel anbragt.
Siofte l1ge. git ser / Center
billie og Smegn oct &pgte, at 9o'
bis Gablberg, ser antoges at bore
6rebt Sen 26en SsSan11or paa lin
Garm ner 8pen, ifuloe bore gien.
htn6en leben6e o. / be6ite 8elgaa-
e1t6e | Nor1 9afota. &pgtet bleD
1tte betrRftet, men ben Sm1tG101g-
be6, at 6ablbergs Brg6re bab6e till
bagefal6t Sen u6lope6e 8elgnning
at $500 for Ben, Der funbe gien=
fimoe 8ro6eren leben6e eller 500,
ipntes at tp6e pan 6ets @an6be6.
&llereoe ltrafs efter BEN unge
Man6S 6iriDin6en bbife6eS ser no.
get ON, at ban bab6e7 ltillet set bel@
Scene for at gigre Jig uipnlig pat
en- mem Maa6e. Senere me0beltes
at &pgtet ON bars Gilipnefomlt e,
falif, og at ben nblobeoe 8elgnninl
ltabig tilbp6es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

oioot pnre buffet unoer. Set Ct s.
onnffe galgere, ION bar gipet Dr
,5cbifferer Geositeoet, % iaaoa1
ifuloe BET ogiaa bore.
Or. 5cbifferers MeoerIag er betp
6eligt. Set ipnes ligeiom galge'
6e11 IL. Sanuar at pnre Ell Slags
Solfeoom oner 3pangspolitifen. Or
&abn og 81. Scbiffercr, oerne go
litifs ppperlige 5olsmnnb, ligget
begge ilagne az 8oler, og oer< Ell
ingen 5anOipnligbeo for, at Ell al
Ioeln nogen Sinoe foa opiplot lit
br9noenoe 2nlfe ON at fomme til
at itaa / Sen tplfe Nigsbag JONI
&eprplentant for Den tpife 6or=
enil1gS &olitif og Ell noroilespigif
@reos.
Gn s(rtifcl / vIlensborg Mpis"
laoer Sperifrifte,1: vgfter Gmoal-
gene" %lllltter laalebes:
uDen ounlfe g. folfning fortjener
fuIb og BARN Eaalfi91ltelie for lin
@olOning peo Dmbalgene. 81 bol=
Ser paa, fife at bore ct 8arti, men
ct Soft. 81 bar inge1t ill1ttebe Har=
tiforbnn0, Ser fou1monbcrer og yof=
fo%n1oroerer" Gelgerne. Men ri
bar poagne 0onlfe Gelgere, Ser al
egen fri &ilje %inotager set rette
StonDplnft, lelp ON Ser fr9bes
for tonbige Operbejelier for at
inoic, at Set er Get rigttge.
9taar Sm1fen far bpelct Ell
5tlr1o neo Sc gooc grfarinaer fra
Snrpalgene, lfol oisie npjes n1eb Ell
8Ioos / 8aggr>u1oen. Den IL. So
n1tar por SEN Gag, ga Slaget ltoD
for ollie 0anlfc fra &ungeoaen neG
/ MellemIespig. Get bar oe11gang,
Seircn pan0tes n1co enfelte baar6e
Goh; set Dor oengong, 6remgang5=
iignalet 1pO mes Ell Stprfe iom
alorig fdr.
Set er Sen Sag, hi ifol buife, Sc
@rplt og ipage Steoer, SEN pegeoe
poo, 0en Iplelie al @lp0e og @aab,
lbbormeb SEN fplote bbert 0onif
8rDlt, Sen 6orpisning ON, at al
orig ifol @robrernc foo 8atgt meo
Dor Gilje til Sclpbnpbelie, JONI Ben
lag6e oncr Dor &. 81 ler life
Gejenbe; tibt fan set maoife blipc
tretiom1t en6n1, / &l1lbe og @e0e,
men hi fem1per life for en- tam
sog for sGrens Sfplo. 81 oil og
hi fon l1aa frcm trobs 6ienhens
Sbermagt"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

In the leading financial paper
Financial American of New
York, for January 18th 1912, will
be found the following article,
which appeals to everybody in
.terested in the development Of
Canada:
Development of Wec+crn Pro-
vinces Described as Amazing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

Danife Nor6ilespige r {
og 6an{fe S%ociaIiiter:
rSeimoal" for %. Sanuar retter
ct ifarpt Mngreb paa sen iociaIiiti:
tie &eoattgr 6unbbo, gsbierg, for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

til Gorpolter 2l,obig galb. Boil
born, Ga1glebierg, for 1925 ST
! - Sc tiolieere @onillI 9. 8gt
tern tilbgren6e gien6omme i Np
borg er iolgt til &iebmano slug
@asmnsie1r, lammelteos, for $4,000
,&ro11er.
- Hroprieter @br. @intber=9m.
len bar iolgt fin @arb r1orneoigS-
babe" / Iillit5e til g. s. 6reoerif=
fen for $4,000 &r.
- Aggersbbile s(plsgaor0 beo
'5fobsborg, Mreal 1877 Ibr. 2on0,
Ser itreffer Jig fra 5tranobeien
langs 0Drebapen forbi &un6forbi
Citation til Nerrm, er al Srf. 8ar-
freo Eeterien iolgt til 8roprietgr
Mellentinz @ellerup. Sen r1pe Ger
agter otter 6orlpoen0e at uoitDfffe
Mrealct iii &illogrun0e.
= &ontrolasliltent @aslep bar al
Mejerieier Sgn6erbo, &onglteO=8o=
rup, % Meieribeitprer Yeterien,
Munfebo, 6pn, fjpbt Strife @arlpie
T%elleslmejeri pr. @erleie ct. Meie.
bar b%eorbejoet ca. 3 Millioner
Ern6 Melf oorlig
= &ongsbpje '6erifponbsfiltcri
Trerup CT al 5ellfabets 8eitprelie
6orbeboh al @e1eralforiar:=
5anftion iolgt til ct &on-
iortium, reprplenteret peb Mipller
2lt1oe Mglle peo 8rbef,
for ca. 10000 &r. s @on6elen
eli gjenoom poo ca. 20
5or. 0on6, iomt Ell 8an6mollc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

Piles helbredet i s til IA Dage.
Deres Apotheker vii tilbagebetale Pengene,
om PAZO OINTMENT fejler at kurere ct
hvert Tilfelde af klsende, i~ndvendige, big:
dende eller fremskudte Hemorrhoider ! 6 til
IL Dage. SOC. Hvis like paa A~potheket,
Prise1 at Paris Medicine Co.. 81. Louis. Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Hilanbenc

$ opne a g pua S 8
I a II 5. 5ibligere tranif &oniu]
8rillbuir fur poa ct franif &onlor-
ti1ms @egne for en Gum al 100000
6roncs ahluttet &jpbefontraft ON
EborIofsbapn poa SSSslot1bs Spofplt.
Sbor1afshapn tnnfes anpen0t lom
l16ifimlings1te0 for nogle poatp1fte
&an6fol6sanlpg.
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$on0erlvllano>

s en- 5 5 + AMI e I
@ieitgtper &agenlen / &pboine bo1
iolgt lit @otel til @briltof Senien
@pgum for 1000 Marf.
= @jGitgiper S. Nommenlen
@gernluno bar iolgt lin @aaro
@rsnnebet til Ell Mono peo Napr
4artenien fra Gbtuoeregnen. So.
!.iatning m%ebfelaer / Sanoele11. Bri:
fen er 34,660 Mearf, og Opertagel:
len ifer itrafs.
g. 9 e terra n. @umle So
bannes Gogeb fra @etterl,p Morf
Sbrslun6, er ogiaa Ell, al Sc gamle,
Ser life ipigte6e pao @algbagen
men trobs 8interen og Set boar:
lige Tere fom til Sirsluno for al
afgtpe i'm bonlfe Stemmeleboel
0en gamle ct fe6t Sen -. Sun
1917 og ct altiaa 94H Mor gam:
mel, og ban CT Del nof cit al Of
9l65te, ser bar opret meo til Balge'
/ Mar.
Piles helbredet / 6 til IA Dage.
Deres Apotheker vii tilbagebetale' Pengene
hvert Tilfelde af klSende, indvendige, ble
dende eller f%9emsk TdI Hnmorrhoider ! 9 ii
sendes det portobetalt we'd Modtagelsen q
Prise1 at Paris Medicine Co.. st. Louis. Nc
Ct lille 6 terp
fit &igsoogspolset / Otter 2tnoet
ibet nogle 8elgere &algafterlen
f, @lp6e oper set gpbe Meiultat lol
I: Maturen gaa oper Nptugtelien ol
iltemte nogle al De Sange, Ser poa
itaoes at pere vopbioienbe". lin
ser Ell al Songene bite Der liz
imiolertio plubielig en- Mono mel
preusiilf Niffelbue, iom notereo'
bele Sd1fabet, og forleoen bar all
9pertreoerne 1tRpneoe til 6orbe'
bog Mmtsforl tonoerer / Rg00tng
Scr bar / alt trette1t Man6, bporo
oe tolp fit EFT 8eoe paa bber !
Morf, mcbens uAnfgreren" moatt
beoe meb set 6obbelte..
30 3 6 g + 0 III a t t e
Il Mrre t e n. Sen "a. ga
n11or Morgen rejite Maos @gboln
fra lit &iem til Slespig for at al
tjene Sen bam ifjen6te Mrreitltra
poa s Tiger. &aa 8eien oertil bop
Sc fan Ell 5imes Spbolb 5le1s
borg; set bite Jig, at Dan gaar IN
Il oct preusiiife Gengiel meo lam
me $40 og Sin6sligebpgt, bporme
ban bor taget bele 6orf6lgelien
ISm @ftermio6agen mel6te ban Jig
Mmtsretsfengllet. San bar Etllo
belie til at bore eget I6i, til lei
at ipsieliette Jig og at igrge 10
egen Soft.
@ons &uitru bar iamtioig mel>
iig til Jattigpaienet / grpns ME
.iine to imaa @ern.
Danife Nor6ilespige r
log banife @ocialiite1
u&eimoal" for 20. Sanuar rette
} ct ifarpt Mngreb paa sen i%ocialilt
) ife Neoattgr 611nobo, gsbierg, fol
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

Isl ban bar beItaget i tbffc fociulbe
mofratiife Mpoer i Norolespig I'M
Der Sen 1iolte 8algfamp, og / II
@luo opfororet 9ariferne til q
itemmc paa Sen tDife Sociolbemo
frat / Stebet for paa Ben 6anlf'
&unoioot. ySejnroal" paapiier, a
Sr. Sunobo bar 0eltaget / ct tpf
iocioloemofrattif Mpoc / 9}ingene!
Sog11, set lon0lige Golgoijtrift
georoilespig, bppr Be tpifc Socialbe:
mofrater Gen 12tc Sanllar fit Sc
fleite 5temmer, og letter Bette
T%orbiuoellc mcO @r. 5unobos 8irf=
ombeo.
T.. S iamme 9h1n1er al u&eimoal"
brtnaer 6olfetbingsmano g. go
broe Ssnoeripber1le en- porr1 Sill
Ien % eli 2pfpnifning til $. g.
&ansiens @jenpalg, ioet 5abroc
lamtibig tager belten1t MfitouD ira
ST.. Sun6bo.
Set er en- &icnOsgicrning, lnn1
egner Jig til at pGffe 1tbebageiige
Sanfer, at en- 6onlf Socialoemotrat
blan6er Jig il1o / sen norol (espig=
ife &algfamp poo en- lan0m Mna=
Sc lom ST.. 5u10ho far gjort oct.
.Sg Snotrpffet blipcr life minore
pinligt, l1oar mon %bet9nfer, at Sc
famine tpIfe Mpnoigbeoer, lon meb
,mistGl1fi om Marnaogenbeo fplger De
politilf Jet melt uifploige 8eltrabel=
Ter for at ltgtte 0onlf6eoen / Gp1t=
berjpllanb, fife bar 1opt Get MIND
tie at il10pen0e in1ob, at en- 0u11lf.
5tatsborger bcltoger / llespigife
&glgermpocr = blot fproi fan ltpt-
ter Set Earti, scr iplitter Sc oor.
ife Sten1n1er. 5ilfeloct folter ct
GREET opS oper Sc Yri11ciper. ser
paa set rationale GmraoOe Der|fer
%inoenfor SEN preusitifc Mominiitru=
ton. 0e far intet mes 2igcligbeo
og &etfuroiqbco at gjdrc.
= III b [ . c {. llOfaloet al
Smpalget / on0e11 Galgfrebs 5e1
200e Sonltar blep, at ben frilin0e0e
&gbmal1o 2enhe pnlgtes meo
1922 5tenmner, mems Ser poo
5ociolbemofraten Micbelien folb1
10,316 Stemn1er. S STEMS
@p oigapes ser peb !9obeb=
palget 5,691 Sten1mer poo Sci
cbellen og 1876 pao 9ene. Gen
locial0emotratiife 5ten1meieooel bar
lteget meo 1900, blanot an0et foroi
8ernet I'LL ipslelintter omfring pes
1900. Jornoen pon sc to afga=
pes Ser 1873 poo Sen national
ltberale &allIe en-, 456 pua @aor6eier
g. @rou % 372, poo Mntiiemitten
@reD @epentlom,, SEQ Smpal=
get fif Micbellen 6,547 Stemmer
og 2el1bc 1892 Stemmer. S 8pen
M abenraa fal0t Stemmerne De0
3 moalget laoleoes: 2e11be
IT'S, Micbellen $40. @eh Sopeb=
ofgabes Ser pao 2eube
507, paa Micbelien 3O5 ,5temmer.
Sc oanlte 89lgere far nsie fulgt
observation-disclosures Horole. Beo
9opeopalget blep ser / Aabenraa
Mmt afgipet 1882 stemmer pao
Sc tpife &an6i0ater, peb Ompolget
1922 5temmer poo 9eube. @on
bar ioole6es life facet en- eneite,
Wicbelien 6erimoo t,116 oanife
Stemmer / Mobenroo Mmt, mems
1,t56 oonife @elgere / oette Mmt
life for 6eltoget / %olget.
: Gen %. Sa>1uar fa1uot set
me6 nogen 5pgnbing imbbelete Ont
balg Steo / Ienoer=9uium5@iber=
ifop (4oe) @algfreos mellem ben
tpiffriiin6eoe Mouofot 8luncf fra
Somborg og Sen tpIfe screenings
EalsmamN, Sen notionaI<liberole
8rpgger 5cbifferer fra &iel. 8eb
@%opeobalget blep Der pao Scbifferer
afgipet 1928 Stemmer og paa
8luncf 6,373, 6esuoen pao Mgraren
esesien al 5gbolm 2,219, pao 60
cial6emofraten 8recour 2,140 og
paa 9aniferen g. sSesl en- 1885.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16
Uanana's Grn1nth.

Uana1aH 8rntnth.
In the leading financial pape
Financial American Of New
York, for January 18th 1912, viii
be found the following article
which appeals to everybody in
terested in the development o
Canada:
Development of Wec+crn Pro.
vinces Described as Amazing.
|C. Rasmussen of Minneapolis
Says Dominion Is Doing In
Few Years What United States
Required Two Generations e
Accomplishments Pacific
Great Factor in Expansion Of
Country.
Mr.. c. r a S m II S S e n,
10 M inne i S, who
owns several prominent news
papers in the State of Minnesota,
is in New York after a six weeks
trip through western Canada. De-
scribing his tour to a represent
ative of Financial American"
yesterday he said he has known
Canada fairly intimately for
thirty years and he is amazed a.
the development which has taken
place in the West during the past
decade.
"Out West he said, "Canada
is doing in a few years what it
has taken United States two gen
erations to accomplish and the
railroad enterprise which is he
ing shown, conspicuously Ivy
the Canadian Pacific company is
the chief reason for the rapidity
of the development, which is
everywhere noticeable. In Can
ada the railroad companies are
acting as the pioneers, going be-
fore the population and not after
them. The Canadian Pacific, for
instance, is throwing out branch.
es in every direction from it's
magnificent main line which
runs right across the Dominion
and the Canadian Northern AID
Grand Trunk Pacific are going
ahead SO fast that the country's
prospects are simply wonderful.
IF anybody were to ask me the
best place to go with a. small
amount of capital to invest I
should unhestitatingly say west
ern Canada, for owing to the
rapidity of development values
are rising rapidly and land invest
ment is very profitable.
Canada heartily welcomes
thrifty immigrants from Europa
as we'll as from the United States,
particularly of the farming class,
and for such I don't think there
are better prospects in any part
of the world than there are in
western Canada. The farmers
there are already recognized as;
some of the best in the world and
farms can be secured so cheaply
that one good crop will nearly
pay for one.
Being a Dane myself I was
interested to learn that there are
more than 25o.oooScandinav-.
ians in western Canada, of whom
about IS per cent are Swedes
and Norwegians and the re-;
mainder Danes. Many of these:
Scandinavians occupy prominent;
positions and several are men,:
bers of Provincial Parliaments.
Zone of the most striking and
important features of Canad2's
development is the excellence and
soundness of it's banking system.
In this respect Canada is Distinct
ly ahead of the States. It's
wealthy banks have numerous
branches in comparatively small
places. and without exception tie
banks are stated by experienced
men. Another thing which struck
me forcibly during my tour was
the uniform courtesy OF the
people; everywhere | went |
was most courteously and hos
pitably treated and | was ais )
greatly impressed by the genera,
air of optimism and enterprise"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-16

G. Rasmussen of Minneapolis
Says Dominion Is Doing In
Few Years What United States
Required Two Generations 20
Accomplishments Pacific
Great Factor in Expansion of
Country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
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